Southpoint Sun - May 11, 2022

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Busy time for Junior Farmers

By Nic Willemsma April has been a busy month for the Essex Kent Junior Farmers. They started the month

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bring their old, beat-up signs and get a shiny new one for only $5. Thanks to support from the Essex County Federation of Agriculture, the group was able to replace 38 signs. The second outing was a social event in London on April 9 where they joined members from the Huron-Perth and Middlesex clubs for an afternoon of bowling and socializing. The third event was the monthly meeting, followed by some axe throwing and dinner in Chatham. Junior Farmers Association of Ontario (JFAO) provides opportunities for young people aged 15-29 of all backgrounds, but especially those in rural Ontario, to take on the challenge of exploring their individual talents and potential to develop personally while being involved in bettering their communities, networking and having fun. Members have the opportunity to participate in exchanges with several countries, as well as provincial sport, cultural and skills competitions.

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Junior Farmers Ian Pollard (left) and Alex Richardson took part a sign exchange where farmers could bring in damaged slow moving vehicle signs and trade them in for new ones. Submitted photo

Election debate May 16 The Leamington District Chamber of Commerce, in partnership with The Bank Theatre, is holding a provincial election debate on Monday, May 16 at The Bank Theatre.

Corey Robertson will moderate the debate in a format where candidates for Chatham-Kent Leamington will answer pre-written questions. Space is limited but admission is free. Doors

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Essex County OPP is reminding motorists that drivers or vehicle owners will be charged if their vehicle illegally passes a stopped school bus. Fines range from $400 to $2,000 plus 6 demerit points. Our children are our future and each of us has a role to play in keeping them safe.

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Election debate May 16

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