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Nog :Improvement flan
At : a ..meeting; of the Bruce.
County ,,Hog' Producers..; Associa
tion held. in . the Department of
Agriculture, Walkerton,' : on April;
:13th further plans were made for
the continuing of; their ; quality im-
provement program for 1964.
George Gear,Bruce County Ag
gricultoral Representative, stated
that while interest is quite keen
in the quality 'improvement pro-
gram they must . continually keeP
this. program before. the produc-
ers. In order to do ' this Mr. Gear
was instructed . to carry out an
advertising program through the
weekly press and radio ` stations
covering the County.
T h e.. Township.,. representatives
were also brought up. to date . on
the program'. ; Some of the high-
lights . of this .years 'program are:
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ducers having the `highest percen-
tage. of Grade A's and , there are
two 'classes; ' those producing be-
tween 8 and 19 ,. hogs `'per month
and over 20 hogs per month. Pro-
ducers . keeping cost account re-
cords, and „ submitting same with
thek,entry shai1$ve prize money.
doubled if a : winner . in either, of
the above classes. `.
An : incentive program to keep
better breeding stock is... also . be-
ing conducted this year with the
County Hog Producers offering a
premium. of $10.00 to the first 30
producers. purchasing a Register-
ed Boar. To date 16 producers.
have claimed $10,00 :each. Produc-
ers purchasing a registered prem-
ium boar should ' contact either
George Gear at Walkerton, their
local representative ' or the ':; Sec
monthly prizes to the top five pro- retary, Bob Misch at Elmwood.
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Hockey Thriller
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Setfled. Saturday
When Toronto Maple Leafs' edg-
ed the Canadiens in the semi-
finals , for the Stanley Cup, the
final 'series at that moment seem-
ed as if it would be an anti -clim-
ax.
Butit was far from it. The:
series went the full seven games.
and it .. Was not until . the weary;
Red. Wings:' ran; out. of steam in
the final :game ' on Saturday, that
the , power -packed Leaf squad were
able to show their best form and.
score that one goal edge .' with.
time more third ' period security
tallies,. .
The. Leafs .- have a. lot offans.
in this district whose loyalty flic-
kered at times byy the determined..
team effort of the. Red •Wings, and
particularly . because of the amount.
of ice time: which.. Lucknow's Paul
Henderson received, as the series .l
progressed. ' He showed up well'
and proved bis N.H.L. ability. His
performance was capped by a
neatly' executed goal in Thursday
night's game.:
Paul and his wife and daughter
expect to return to the village the
latter;. part - of the week.
Paul is the son of Mr. and
Mrs • Garnet . Henderson Mrs.
Henderson is the' . former Eleanor,
Alton, daughter of- . Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey. Alton'. of West Wawanosh.
Garnet' took in several • of the
playoff games. On Saturday night
he • and Bill . ' Johnstone ' were in
Toronto. Last Thursday, Garnet,
Mr:: and •Mrs Bill Johnstone and
Fred .'Jackson were in . Detroit,
when; A. fluke overtime goal sent
the series into7 games.
OBITUARY
:.WILLIAM G. FINDLATER
The death of William G. Find-
later, . a" former resident of - Luck
snow, occurred at;. Harbor Springs,
Mich:, on Saturday, April 18th,
within •a few weeks of his ,82nd
birthday:
Findlater was born in Luck -
now, May
ucknow,'.May 29, 1882. He 'moved.to De-
troit, :'` Michigan when he was 19
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Lucknow - Qungannon Bowtipg `..League.
old Their Annual Awards Banquet
Last ast Saturdayevening the an had 229. The:ladies'': high triple
nual 'awards dinner;. and dance of . award . was, presented to :Mrs. Lois
the Lucknow - Dungannon Bowling.. Alton who had a high' total for 3
League was held at the Lucknow' games of 738 and the glen's high
Legion on Hall, with 125 sitting down triple went to Mike Sanderson with .:
to a delicious . turkey dinner. After an 896. The awards for the :ladies''
and Me high singles for the year
were - awarded Mrs. Dorothy
thy
Errington who had .a • 360. and•Jack':
Treleaven who rolled a . 271. The
awards for : the .most. improved lady
and man bowler went; to Miss Alex-
andra- Gall and , Clayton. Alton.:
Special trophies for the best story -
Lions, whose team, was comprised teliers for the yearwere awarded
of/ Mr. and Mrs: Jim 'Errington,
Mr. and Mrs: Harold Maize, Mr,
and Mrs. Jack Parkes and Mr. and
Mrs., Elwin Petrie.
• Group. B. winners were the' Wol-
verines, with members being. Mr.
years old, . and lived there most of finishing dinner the presentation of
his life: In 1913 he was married to awards was conducteii: "Bud"
the former Florence Nisbet. She Thompson, who, was a, very cap-
predeceased him in death in 1952. ,able master. -of ceremonies, called.
In 1948 'h e was retired from . the • on :Mr. and: Mrs. Walter Brown of
National. Biscuit Company.- He was Wingham Bowling Alley,. to. make
a member. of ;St. Andrew's High- some of .the - presentations.
landers, also .a member of Zion- The Group • A winners were the
Lodge No. 1.
He . is survived by aon, William
Jr., .with 'whom he has made his
home for . the. past four years.
MRS.. ALEX . MacLEOD•.
the . death of Mrs. Alexander
MacLeod of London ' occurred .on
Wednesday, April. 22nd at Victor-
ia Hospital,. London, just . two
weeks' after she had suffered : a.
severe stro e
'.'Mrs. Mac d was the . former
Helen Grace S venson of Centre was the T.igers.'.On this team we're.
Point, Indiana, • where she was Mr and Mrs. Bill Stewart, Mr.
married on February 27th, 1912:, and Mrs:. Mel Dickson; 'Mr. ' and
Mrs. MacLeod's parents were Mrs: 'Grant. Chisholm and Mr: and
'Mose and Jennie Stevenson,. na-: Mrs. •Ken Hodges.
tives of Pennsylvania. ' The ladies' high, average for the totalling $500 levied a g
Mr. `MacLeod is a son of James`
MacLeod and . 'Christine ' MacIn-.
nes, 'a pioneer family in Kinloss
Township. Alex; a . plumber by
trade, was= -employed in the states
for, ,some. ' time . before moving to
London, Ontario, in . 930 . where
they had since.. resided
They were well known:in this
community where they visited. fre-
quently with relatives and friends,
who were saddened. by Mrs. Mas -
Lead's.' death.
Thea remains rested at the Meed -
ham; Funeral Home hi 'London un-
til Friday when. brought to'the
Mackenzie Memorial Chapel
Lucknow, where Rev..11. W. Strappo,
of . Lucknow United . church con-.
ducted service on Saturday after- '4.
noon. Burial .was in South Kinloss ,�.
'to Miss Mary;' Anna , Maclntyre
and George Joynt `•
On behalf of the league' Mike
Sanderson .presented��Mr. and Mrs;
Brown with. a.'gift in appreciation
of, the .courtesy extended the league
and' Mrs. Barry *McDonagh, Mr.. in the past year.` Alvin .. Baker
and. Mrs; Ross Irwin, Mr. and 'Mrs. .thanked the' ladies of the •Legion.
Ray Thornton, Mrs.. Marie John Auxiliary who catered for the din;
stop and Olin. Baker, ner.After'the presentation. a dance
The team finishing. 'in top 'spot was held with. : Boyds orchestra
for the . year before the playoffs: supplying, the. music. '
The sequel .of an early, Sunday
morning police. raid on a Walkerton
home • where' a pre -marriage stag'
party` was it process, was fines
ainst minors
for consuming and the owner of ,the
tame for supplying . beer to persons
ander, the age , of 21..
year.. went to 'Mrs. Marion ,Mac-
Kinnon
Mac -Kinnon with 200 and .the. men's high
average to Mike Sanderson. .who
Cemetery, the pallbearers being
JameswLyon, Neil Bain, Mervyn
Colley,, Ed Brock, Hossack Bain;
Allister .Hughes.,
Mrs. MacLeod was . a member
of Wesley United church in Lon
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�She is survived 'b her husband S�NDEtSON'S -- LtiCCNCW,
one son,` ,Tames .Alexander Mac-
l Leod . o£ Detroit two ,T`A`c1OIV
granddaugh� �� CITIES SERVICE Si WHITECHtiRGN
ters,Joyce Ann and 'Grace Eliz ' MacDONALD'S STORE.,..,.�,.: , .
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abeth MacLeod and a sister MrsINAIL
Bessie .lean L oin of a jTaute,: '11.°‘" DAVISarber Shop) : RIPLEY
Indiana. ••.y Terre •
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