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IP'QW ,SENTTN,L, LUCMf.1W,.
TO THE LIVESTOCK PRODUCERS
OF, BRUCE. COUNTY:
Farmers Allied ' ;Meat Enter, prises: Co-operative
•
Y.imited, is: a' producer•,owned, .producer controlled :.,•
organization that' will be engaged in the meat,
slaughtering 'and processing •' ind•ustry.
Livestock numbers and 'financial support are the
key factors in plant location: Bruce .County stands: '.
third in- livestock' output in .the Provinc. of Ont-
ario; If we had invested only .01c for every $1.,00
received ` for livestock marketed in our County
',last year we. •would;have more than reachedour
objective.
FAME . is' =moving steadily forward across the
province and Bruce . County has responded well to.
this program. Let's put Bruce County on top.. in the
MARCH FOR FAME scheduled for the first week
in. August. Support the drive in your County. by
buyingFAMECO-:OPERATIVE Common Shares..
FAME is a self-help' program if , we don't help•.
ourselves; no one else will.
Plants begun in:'61
will be
serving and Saving for you in=
” Yours '`,Co' -operatively,
Jack McGillivray,
*FAMEn COUNTY CHAIRMAN
PURPLE GROVE
Mr/ arid'' Mrs. Don' ',McCosh,
Mary Ann and, Richard arrived
'home ' after spending the .last.
month in 'Western . Canada, •
Mr. and Mrs; . Beverley Cliffe,
and • family of London .visited
Mrs. Herb',Farrell. •
M'rs. Donald MrFarla•n, • Mrs.
MacDonald,: Mrs. Edburt Bushell'
and Katherine, 'Mrs: Burton Col-
lins and 'Sandra and•.Nancy Dore'
attended a shower for Miss 'Karen
Nicholson.,'on 'Wednesday.
Mrs. 'Frank Dore; , Nancy- and
Dianne visited Mr. Ai* .Mrs.Law
rence. Fry.
Gladys Gawley and Johnie Col
lin§ :are able to• go. ' without their•
casts:
Pat and Gaii Patterson,, Agin_
court are holidaying.. with' Mr. '&
.Mrs .Burton •Collins:
Mr: .and Mrs, Donald Chad-
bourne; . Mrs. Robeit . S.powart,
Agnes,,Lee and'Vickie ' visited Mr.
and ,Mr's. Victor' •Gaw"ley.
Mrs. Don Dore, Jimmy, Cat,,hy
.and: Vickie spent Monday in Wa-•.
'bashene ''
Betty and ,Gordon Fair 'visited
Mrs: Jack Farrell. • .• '
Mrs. Frank Dore' .visited. "Mrs.
Ed. Bell • in Teeswater. •
E1da Harkness 'spent a .couple'
of•days in Teeswater: , '
Dianne . Dore visited Allan
Brindley . in Kincardine.
Mr. and Mrs. William Arm
strong, • Detro'it:• visited Mr: and
Mrs George Emerson:
-
Mr.. and Mrs._ Lloyd McClure
and Lawrence, Lorna McClure &.
;Mrs.,; •Mooney. of Paisley visited
Mr. arid' Mrs. Gordon; 'MacDonald.
2.1st. ikegh.,,e:i'
Camp Award:
Militia training for the ,sung-
mer ended in spectacular fashion
for .the 21st• Field Regiment, RCA
(M} .,as the' erne army men
from this dist, t topped all units
at Camp Crumlin, to• carry off
two of the three awards offered
for competition. They won the
training and sportspennants.
and equalled their record of last.
year by winning two • of 'the three
awards Placed for ' competittion.. _
Troop. commanders„ who direct-
ed the training Were Major direct, D,
Harvey df Seaforth, 2 I.C. of the
Regiment and Capt. H. D. "Bud'
Thompson of . Lucknow,, acting
commander, of the' 99th, Battery,
Wingham. Sports officer • was
Capt. Bruce A. Miles of Listowel,
Unit padre.
Two other batteries' complete
the regiment, They are the 97th
Battery of Walkerton and the
100th .Battery of;Listowel. Officer
commandingis'Lieut:. Col. L;. G.
Vickars of Listowel.' The:. regi-
ment, however, draws personnel
from`, severalother towns in •the
'area including . Seaforth, Luck-
now, Hanover, Chesley, Brussels,
Mitdin;ay, Clifford, ..Paisley, ' 4t -
wood and ,Palmerston.
The administration.' 'pennant,.
i, Mr. and Mrs. 'Burtoxi •Collins;,
John, Sandra :and' Margaret, Gail
,and Pat ' Patterson attended the
Collins. picnic: in Brampton.
Those who.attended: the donkey.
'baseball in Ripley enjoyed it.
'Miss lyf argaret Robertson ;visit
ed'.1Kiss Annie McLeod • on Friday;
evening. ' •
Mr.,. and Mrs. Ronald Alexander':
and. family of. Pinkerton . visited.
'Mr. and Mrs. Francis 'Boyle . .On'
Sunday.:. •
Visitors ;with' Mr. and Mrs. •Don
.McCash were Mr. and . Mrs. Wm...
Arnold,. Mr. and Mrs. `James Mc=•.
•Ewen and family Mr.• and Mrs,
Currie , Colwell and family; Mrs.
Annetta : Bushell, • Mrs. John Col-
well, Miss' Ruth and. Miss Annetta'
Forster, Tppe ionto, • Mr. Gordon
.Patterson, ?Mr. and Mrs'. Walter
Forster and. family, Miss' 'Sharon.
•Craigie, 'Mr. Carl Collins.
...Mr. .Peorge Armstrong,•. Fran -.cis' Amstrong and Miss Jane
`Armstrong of' Detroit .visited Mr.
and.. •Mrs: George :Emerson' on.
Sunday.
Ol�'tA'RIp'
which the 21st, Regiment won ;a
year ago, was won by 4 Column,
R.C•A.S.C, 'of London, Other units
participating in the camp com-
petition were the gssex and Kent
Scottish of Windsor and Chatham;
•Windsor Regiment,,' ?th , Field,
RCA of London and ,Sarnia'
The awards were presented by
Lieut. -Col. W. G. Preston, camp
Commandant, during a full par-
ade of all ur_tits, .as the week-long
manoeuvres ' ended. The 21st re,
turned, home on Saturday, and,
with the exception of, 50 student.
militiamen, will' not parade 'again
until. the weekly training ses-
sions corximenee again in' the fall,
-Th„e, : camp,, training • schedul..
was, one of the heaviest on record
but, sufficiently varied to elimin-
ate monotony. The mixture of
.'corps training with national sur-
vival exercise' was • well suited to
these partim,e soldiers.
Up • at. 6 a.m. officers and men
.had tents tidied, breakfast over;
attended church parade' and were
ready for, the field by eight
o'clock. The daily church service
was conducted by Capt:, the Rev.
Bruce Miles.
.. The regiment' was divided into
two troops. After service, one:
• headed for national survival ex-:
ercises in''the camptraining area.
The other boarded ;heavy .lorries
whichl.hauled 105 field guns out
of camp and, to adopted artillery.
ranges along. the Thames R. yer
and close,to the large Fanshaw
Conservation Dam, •,
Lieut.-Co'1Vickarsl, • directing
his first camp since becoming re-
gimental commander, last. 'spring,
I` insisted that . all personnel take
PAGE E.V.
12 yearling cattle owned by;
Mrs.. William .Kidd ,of' near' Pais
ley. have died • from lead - poison-
ing.: The, cattle, are ,believed • to.
have reached through • the road-
side gastiire
oad-sidepastiire fence and licked the
corrosion •from' an old 'car 'bat-
tery. Which,
battery•which, had `beendumped in
the ditch.: with; other refuse.
CARE OF EQUIPMENT is em-
Phasized in reserve army train=
ing; and Captain • H. D. "Bud"'
Thompson of Lucknow; acting
comrn'anding officer' o'f 99th Bat-
teryr,, Wiagham had these gunners:
busy with rags cleaning 105 how=
1 u.. ,. . <
itzer-type gun after` •a day • iii ;Listowel Re imett won thio of
field. • g ,.; r com
�. three' pennants~ awarded .for u
',Front the left; Stephen .' e i petitions at • Caitip Crumlin,.. near ;.
ard, Brussels; Allan. ' CampbedTi London, during week-long. man -
Walkerton, Carl Dennis, R.R.t. ouev°res, •
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Clifford, Ken Gardner of A.R. 3
Lueknow and Les Kennedy. of
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