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TH18 :L,UCKNOW SE'NTIIIIR LUCKNOW;. •,ONTARIO
WEDNESDAY,. FEB 10th, 1,4
troducers.
een en, Election
'An + election was forced on Hur-
on' County hog producers,. at -the
annual ,meeting 0E..•Huron • County
Bog 'Producers. .Association, when
20 .were • officially nominated . for
the 19 corhmibteemep pasts under
the. Ontario Hog Px odduce' Mar-
keting Plan:
ROBERT ::McALI:ISTER ' ..
ELECTED : PRESIDENT
HURON. HOG PRODUCERS
\f�te On
et For gr:
The election w1 be • held oxo.
Tuesday, March. '2nd, between . the.
%! ours of 11:00 ta.m,:.and 6:00.,p m.
a''t the following voting :places:
Exeter Town Hall; Agricultural
Board Room, Clinton; Corrie
Community Hall; 'Walton -Cons,-.
munity Hall and Sherwood's at
Dungannon.
Huron 'County agricultural rep-
resentative Doug Miles will be
returning officer. He , ,conducted
the -nominations . at 'the meeting
Cliniion Legion Bali `:on..Tues
day afternoon of.. last :week.,•
As in• former years, it was Mel-
vin Greb, R.R. 2 Dashwood; the
20th nominee who apparently is
opposedto ;he Ontario dog Pro
du;ers Marketing. P1'ail that cans
ed theelbe ion., • . •
After the 19 nominees of the
Huron County; Hog . Producers As-
"oration had. all 'spoke in favor.
of 'the present system..of market -
int" . Greb. went, to the the micro
phone and stated his stand,
Greb said, "I'rn apposed .to the
teletype . system of marketing;
this . was forced 'on us . . this
"McInnis system"; . fin ,a few;
years will be • only.:.a few Produc-
ers and . processors." '
Last year ;Greb refused: to state::
his • pol'icy. To . save an election
last year, one of the '.hog men
dropped out, givingthe commit-
teeman
post to Grret.
At . Tuesday's meeting no ,one
offered to 'back down. •
The 19 ° commten put .u4p
by the • Hag Producers : Associa-
tion are; . A H,, : Warner, Wit:, 2
Bayfield; Lloyd.:•..Stewart, R.R. 1
Clinton; Caul. Govier., Auburn;
John R.` Semple, R.R. 1 Bay-
field; George Morlerief, R.R. 3
Goderieh; Gordon. Elliott,.. R.R. 5
Seaforth; Elmer`' Ireland, • R.R. 5
•Wingham; Malcolm Davidson, R.
R. '1 Brucefield John Kernig
han, Goderich; .,Lionel Wilder,.
R.R. 2 Ziirich; 'James McGregor,''
R.R, ' 2 Kippen; • Hugh Rundle,.
• R:.R. '1 t Centralia; Robert 1'VIcA1-,
lister, R.R1; 2 Auburn;'Albert Ba
con, -11..11. 1 'Belgrave ; Raymond
Neill, R:R. 1 Wroxeter • E, er
Harding, ' R.R, 1 Gorrie, ,`1Vlartin
Baan, : Walton; George Campbell,.'
R.R. 1 Seaforth; Ken Baiter, R.R.
2 Dashwood. •
'It was .announced : by nomina-
tion ohairinan Miles that the corn,
mitteemen.wwere being elected for
a three-year term.: '
TOWnship Directors
Only two : 'changes were ;.:::made
in the appointment of • township
directors: Ken ' Baker replaces.
• Harvey Hodgin in Stephen, and.
Raymond Neill replaces • Harry
Mulvey in'. Turnberry,
Other township directors. are:
Ashfield; George Moncrief;- -Co1-
borne, J: Kernzghan; • Goderich,
:A H: 'Warner; 'Stanley, Malcolm
Davidson; Hay, 'Ross Love; Us
borne, ' Hugh Rundle; Grey; Mar
tin • Baan; Hulled, Lloyd. Stewart;
McKillop, Gordon, Elliott; :Tacker,,
smith; Iamec ••..alcGregor;' . East
Wawanosh, C. •Govier; ' West Wa-'
wanosh, Robert McAllister; • Mor-
ris, Albert Bacon • Turnberry,
Raymond Neill and �t owick, 'El-
mer . Harding.. • ,
. Officers . E.ecte"d
At' a directors ineeting after
the annual meeting, Robert Mc-
Allister,, R.R. '2 Auburn, moved
up to the presidency, and. Gordon'
Elliott, R;R. 5 • Seaforth, was nam-
ed vice-president. •
The: directors • dledted • Elmer
Ireland, R.R. 5 Wingham;. as the
new secretary -treasurer: and nam-
ed.
am-ed. Alfred' H,, Warner, R.R. 1
Bayfield," as .assistant secretary-
treasurer. „Xr, Warner had held.
'the: secretary -treasurer post for
some years.
BRANDON, ,MAN., SUBSCRIBER
REPORTS' LONG, COLD WINTER
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Mrs M. E (Beth) Sherwin of
Brandon„ 'Manitoba,in renewing
her Sentinel says "I always look
forward •tto receiving the home
paper and :the 'trews it contains.
Best of luck 'kand kind regards
toall"' ,
Mrs Sherwin reports ..an : ex-
tremely' ;long scold winter tihis..
-year -withUie— lowest, temperature
being 34 degrees below zero one
night. recently.
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Gro t e,'To, `a Caretakers ' .� 41d.
►ufti-stop cit
!riving ca is fo�
Says W. M. Browne, Toronto Caretakers,
• Toronto, Ontario: "We have used panel
trucks of various makes for the past 15 years.
Nine months ago we put six Chevy-Vansinto
service and;: from our experience with these,;
we have 'purchased six more.
"Accurate' comparative analysisof our vehicle operation
vy- most economical. The six -cylinder
Proves Che Vans tri be
engine is really lively withplenty of power. Gas mileage is
very good and has given us a substantial saving ,per unit.
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"Manoeuvrability in city' traffic is excellent, resulting in
reduced time between calls. Mechanically, Chevy -Vans have
proved to be fl
`rst-clan$-we have had no failures :. •
`In summary, I would say that ,Chevy -Vans are far superior
to any units we have .previously. operated.'''
Every operation •can profit from
Chevrolet Workpower-including
yours! See your Chevrolet Truck ;.
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PURPLE GROVE
Observes .00th .B'irthd'ay , '
•` Mr. 'George Tlhompson cell
' brated his '90th:::.birthday
. o.
Thursday. ,.•Owing• , to the storm
day, :members. r" his family were
not present. • • .
'Gladys . Gawley:: ; and ' ,M;argi
Collins.. visited Nancy •and Diann
Dore. .
Purple :Grove farm , f `arum'' °rue
,at.` .the 'home of. Miss' Margaret
;Robertson; and •'Mr . eDonald • Rob
ertson on 1VIon&ay �evening•'I
!Mr. and '!Mrs: • Donald MCCOsl
were Sunday guests of ,, Mr an�
Mrs. Ardill Mason.
• Mr,, and 'Mrs. . Franck Currie
Brenda 'and ` Darlene, Mr. and
Mrs. .Clayton:`Watke, Jtanette and
Marlene were 'Sunday guests ol
Mr. and . Mrs. Ben • Scott: •
Mr,. and Mrs. Claude . Dore)
Carl,. Delbert and Kenneth' arid
Ronnie Dore Were: Sunday guests
of Mr. and Mrs. cCiaude : Dore: • 1
Sandra and Margie Collins vis-
ited Mrs. Gordon •.Stanley..
Misses; Marlene .and Gladys
Gawley, Toronto, Katherine Bush-
ell :Wingham, . spent the .weekend
at their homes in this vicinity.
.'Mrs ;'Claude ,Dore and.. Mrs.
George.: Bete were Saturday .vis-
:itors with Miss-, Meryl Stewart.
Kincardine.
Mr. and. Mrs Francis. :Boyle,
Mrs. Frank Dore and Mrs., 'Don-
ald McCosh. attended The Luck -
now Agriculture . Society Variety,
Concert :on Saturday evening.'
Mrs. Edburt Bushell.visited
Miss Isabel (MacDonald on: Sun-
day . while Mr. Edburt . 'Bushell
visited • Mrs.• Gertie Bushell..
Mrs.. Burton. Collins and: ,John
spent• Thursday' with Mrs. Andrew
Patterson. • . .
Nancy .Elliott, President' 4-H
The 411 Club "The Club' `Girt
•Stands on Guard" held their first
'Meeting at the home of the leader
Mrs. • George Itarkness...on Mon
day. Mrs. William .Arnold is assis
tant leader. -.President Nancy' ZI-
liobt, ,Vice President ,Susan ' Par-
rell, Secretary, Mrs. Cecil Sut,:'
ton, ..Pepss Reporter Valerie Gil
lies. The next 'meeting is at Joan
Thompson's on February loth.
The leaders talked about posture.
Mr. and :Mrs. Harvey: Nichol-
son • Hugh and'Mary were: -recent
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. I3en
Scott. . • '
Mr. 'and• 1Vlrs ` ,Gordon Macllon-
tt aid spent Saturday evening with
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Haldenby..
LADIES AFTERNOON BOWLING
• February 8th •
Orioles 2, 'Bluebirds 2; Wrens, •
3; Robins 1; Cardinals 2, Canar-
ies 2. Fern . MacDonald ' rnl l'ed
660 for high, triple and also took
the'high single with a 309 gave.
Team standing:: Bluebirds 45,
Wrens 44, Orioles 40, Cardinals
33, Canaries Sl, Robins 23.
200 ' genies and over: Isabel:,
Adams 208, Betty 'Mule 208, Jean
P4hillips `:221,, Helen. Stothers 204,
Hazel Webster 203; `-.Maden Mae.,
Kinnon 216, 227, Fern MacDonald
216, 306, /aide Stewart 214, tna;
Henderson 209. ,