The Lucknow Sentinel, 1964-02-19, Page 15Iay;
FEBRUARY' . 1A, 190
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ECIPE OF THE MONTH
By the Ontario Tender Fruit Institute
"Buy Canada Choice Canned. Fruit"
Prepare your ..own biscuit
'dough or use a prepared mix.
Roly.. Poiyfioli out in .15 x 10 -in, reef-
. angle. Spread with melted
'ryes ::8 for snackor dessert, butter. Combine sugar and•
cups biscuit.. mix
tablespoons melted..
'butter
cup: sugar 1
teaspoons cinnamon
- teaspoon : nutmeg
cup. canned Strained
plums :(or junior plums:) `
spices. Sprinkle 4 on biscuit
mix. Spread with strained
plums leaving a 1 -in. margin..
Sprinkle with. remaining sug-,
ar' and 'spices. `Roll up and
cut in. 1 -in. slices Place slic-
es, eut side up,; in a• greased
pan or .,muffin tin.. Bakein
hot oven (450 degrees,F.) 15
18 minutes,
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R R• .: s •,Lucknow,
Lucknow. Sentinel
Dear Cam and. Don: Thompso
- I was, afraid that' the Editorial
page was going to become
eit-
tinct when it was ;missing last
week. Keep it. up, it is good. An -
Other good idea - is the report from
Queen's Park. It is nice to know
whatis. going on.: • .
The Editorial regarding. the vote
for eighteen- year olds. was • very
interesting to me and I am sur --
prised there, have 'been .no opin
ions' expressed. T
• 'High school students today are
better informed, about . the, work-
ings of politics than their parents
were °The' History. text. books seem
to be aimed . at teaching why
things are done as they are. How
ever, .before' ',the government.
the hands. 'of young idealists, • a
How-
(elver,
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COUNIY OF HURON •
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TENDERS FOR TRUCKS
• Se led tenders o forms
field Farmer "Lost The `Draw" As'.
mitteeran On Hog Marketing Bd:.
e 1VIoncr ief of . Ashfield even indicated he would with-
a Huron County commit draw his, name' as long •as, Greb
to the • Ontario Hog Pro- would state his.position.;
Marketing• Board. this However;.. Greb • still. made . no
recause ,.be was .unlucky move.'
to "lose .. thee draw" at :, This irked those present even
wk's : meeting in. • Clin more, and such comments' ':as
had unique.developments: ,: "take the microphone. to' him" ''and
• low the Clinton News, ".carry him up". were. heard.
reported the .meeting in
ie first time in (Our :years
ill. be no count=wide 'elec
same committeemen,. as 19
re acclaimed to these pos-
Doug :Miles curtailed. the un-
ruly,
n-ruly, display • by pointing . out that
it was . Greb's right' in a' democ,
racy. • .not tq speak: ' /
The meeting was then- conclud-.
ed and'most of the.170 producers
a meeting in Clinton Leg_left the 'meeting with the belief
that an .election;. would • be called,-
as all 20`candidates• still remained
in the running.` •
Bows 'Out.
However, 'at a .directors meet-
ing of' the Huron"County :Hog Pro-
ducers, a lengthy discussion was
held • on whether . Greb, should be
given ''an automatic :`acclamation.
or 'whether -the . supporters should
.go' to., the , polls: .
Some other ' nominees expressed:
the •opinion that an 'election would
be ridiculous and'would result.
in a ' very small 'turnout of µcounty
producers. '
They noted • ;that . 'Greb would
only be ,able 'to attend the annual
meeting and would not be a mem-•
ber of 'the Hog 'Producers - Assoc-
iation in Huron, as . most' of thhe
other 19` men are..
After, agreeing : that it could do
little` harm, to' elect Greb;: the -di-'
rectors• voted in. favour of. giving
him. the 'acclamation. .
With ..this, four" new' candidates
ver, for the 'first time, :.it,
that anropponent has man-/
be. selected as • one of• the
keemen in . a weird move
rovided some .interesting:
at the annual„ meeting.
ual,, the Huron: County Hog
:rs had' ' presented a full ..
19 risen for the posh of
teeinen,, and only one for
ndidate. of the apparently
Free Enterprise, backers
5_ name on : the slate of
fist :years, :the opponents
'plan have ..always named
plete •.sl'ate : in opposition,
re never before; placed 'a
the voting delegates to
nual• meeting, in.. Toronto.
n Greb,. R.R.. 2. Dashwood
20th name on' the* board,
ren all '.20 declared' their
ri to stand, , Doug Miles,' ag-..
re representative, who acts;
ruing officer, :declared that
for' • committeemen, Harvey' Hod-
gins, John • ,Kernighan, `James 117Ic-.
Gregor and • George ' Moncrief,
along with , Harry Mulvey, . agreed
to place their 'names._ in a. hat to
pick ` which One would . withdraw
his nomination:.
The draw, was made and. Mon-
Grief who. 'ironically •was the.
tion would be held `to' 'elizn-
me man on' tine selected
March 3.
tuber of the'audience,, ap-
trying to' 'give Greb an'
n ity . to withraw and not
in election,: asked Miles if
possible for. a'. nominee to
W his.dame __.
n ' Bsari, R.W.: 3 Walton, 13th–man ' nominated on the: sTate
Ise ,to' point out that an . --was • picked as .the one to with
cost of which, was es- draw •and .•alleviate the cost .:of an
y election.
at over $300 w cum-
only one: `man was "pure With . this••move, : the 19 commit-
"- A. tee men . are 'Alf Warner, R.R: 1
Bayfield; Lloyd Stewart, R.R. 1
Niles then stated he • would Clinton, Bacon, •'Belgrave
minutes .,to read through Albert
Maicohn Davidson, Brucefield;
gulations set up for • . the George Campbell, R:R. , 1 Sea-
n of committeemen. to de- forth, .Harvey Hodgins, R.R 2`
.if a man could withdraw. • Ailsa Craig; .Gordon Elliott,'. R.R.
ported back after this time' 5 Seaforth; Ross . Love, R.R.. 2
' .could see ' no reason why Hensall; Elmer Ireland, R.ft :5.
would not be. able to, with Winghatn; Robert McAllister`, 'R.
end- prevent an election. It 2. Auburn.,
James' IVIcGregor,• R.R. •2 Kip -
ver, aGre,t• Speak R., J, Semple, R R Bay-
ouldn
b made no Move. 'pen'
draw- u . .. n :field , Johns. S, � e nighan p Gorier,
his name�and mai h 11 i i ` Mulve'`Wroxeter
his. silence as he had when Hugh Rundle, • R.R.'1 Centralia;
t of the 20 , nominees ""-
the producers to. ,make
Carl Govier, R:R, 1 Auburn; Mel-
!rtentions . known and • solicit :