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;Tim, Boynton,: sPeretary of the icid of,the meeting.
Ontario 'Hog*Producers. ASSecia- Jack MacGU1vraY pf,
tion, addressed a group 'of, farm- President f the BrUce Co. diqg ,
ers, from the townships • of Kin, PredticerS AsSeeiation, who was
loss, 17111,17.011 .4n4 Kincardine in at one time". emploYed in Luck -
the toWnshio hall,TiiPleY.,* on new by Swart ,Taylor, spoke
Friday, night: The -Meeting .was. EtirUee ',County's award or uiecalled
by the association arid highest Grade A hog. productioti
.vit4.ws_adas.vBeiQ'ttlisie. aci.eSsa.onfi..t.nilfqorcrii:nttir.0011_
A discusslon period, with both
tdepfinniwteelrye.W.,..dhst- DIsCUSs10fl Period
shippe..rS. aopptw
:.,f,f9a.lomeerds,.
cussed in 0. very 'genttPrnalllike. pini
'ewaaS'er the gn-
eS oJ this type etisr4isieri.' centred around the ,
Gordon Patterson. of JiipleY,' per!'s, 70 cent chare for trans;•
.was thaitTnah �f the Meeting and PortatiOn'.4-and yardage ieet- •()he'
called firstly on William 'Oswald shipper expressed regret that bp
of .Chesley, 6pereary-f1Odrna0 Of had. to. ,refund .the .49c transper-
the Bruce Federation .of A:grieul- tation chzeirrgbercia4thhit's iyhaeidho'woh,eton
ton. He paid hightribute to Mr, hint"W
BoYnton's wOrk. which takes ' him ofhaving to handle the change
all over the province to meetingsthat he was eornplainhig about, ,
such as this. Herequested that Mr. Boynton
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Mr,. Boynton expressed the make other, arrangements ' to,
view that Bruce County farmers handle the. "change 'bO)c",
,still, 'have, the 'habit of Coming The .questiori was •raised as to.
•to.. these' Meetings withetit their Whether the CO-,oP coutd
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WiVeS.,AlthOUgh:'hiS Work has its 'the' P:aekers who had hogs out:
•he a dou a rterS in Tor onto, he exrkot nheat,i.ctpc'hir.1.:i;i3oneir4ipi ete..:etmcitrPihIlcoetynhntetryoalii,
pressed the desire to still keep re- ke6tsad
"orie foot •in the ground" D
taining his .farm at .Chesley Wilat About 7.111Ontreal9
-where,. he spends his Week -ends. One farmer, said, "When' are.
He. had . attended'• nearly ,:forty we going to haVe.. a full ,.clireCt7
such information meetings in .the ion program.. in Briice'" Mr.
.EoyntOn; said that it •was past six.
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: PRESENTATION AT BLARES • • wanosh.-Charlie came let Canada
FOR HALLAIVE FAMILY. from England as a lad of nine.
On Thursday ,evening .
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• A :social 'evening_ was held at Chris •Cook -showed . pictures of
Blake' Hall on Thursday, when Harald...Cook'-s trip to Mexico.
a." Presentation was made to Mr.
and. ,Ms : ' Charles Hallam and, OBITUARY
family. prior ' to. Moving from
;their. Aslifieid farm to their home
Lucknow.
The....7 address of • best wishes
was signed by Gordon ',Saunders.,
Xeith Cranston, Mrs, Geo. Twain -
ley an 'Mrs. 'Warren and
this was aceompanied. by the
presentation of electrical
appli-
:ceS, including a toaster, iron,
tea kettle and clock. •
The "liallams have 'faiinect in
Ashfield for the Past. 18 Srears
and prior' to that .resided op. the
Second Coneession of West "Wa-
WEET CL.OVER
Does well on poor 'soils.
'Ideal for,. plowing down for
•• fertilizer and is 'one of the
• first forage plants to afford
green --feed in the spring:
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Government Standard
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DR.F!NIYSQN
Pirne. LtieknoW
CALVIN STIMSQN.
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The death of Calvin Stirnson
occurred-, Suddenly at his -hoine
Lucknow-. on Wednesday, April.:
9th. '• He was ,six days past bis
37th birthday, _on April 3rd.
Calvin WaSt: the 'son of WM s
Stimson and iViargaret 'Anil Mac-
Kenzie and was born in Kinloss
Tewnship. 'He has. resided in,
LucknOw' With ,his since
1939. 'Mrs. Stimson died- May
of 1953. • , -
Calvin's father" has• been a 'pat-
• ient at::FreePort, Sanatothini and
arrived:. borne ,for a few' days
early Wednesday morning, and
it was . he ••• and his daughter
.Bertha, who discovered that Calt:
Vin •had pased away during the
night,. when they went to. his
.NOMLNATED
FOR GOVERNOR
The:, Lticknow DiStriat 'Lions
• "Club has nominated President
1.4a,e .Watson. as a. candidate for
I the position 'a --DistFict. Govern-,
or •which .will he. ,cori.tested - at
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"Some come to these meetings ed that some hogs in Priice have
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as., spectators looking for a rous- been going to MOntreal. .edurt
is said to be ship-'
ing fight",, he said,'. "thus weak- caseof a sirnilar figure •against
ening the entire farm inevernent a shipper who
ping sto 1VIontreai presently
by their lack of. interest": '
•develoPing in Southern Ontario.
Net DietatOrs The . result of this .will largeiy
• - He Stated: that board Members -determine What aktiOn:wIll be
of 'the 'assaciatiOh tvere not die- takeri on a similar case'in,Bruee:
tatora as some would 4Ve You oneman questioned why Ham --
B convention m beli ve but that they were el- Men always seemed 16 give a
the North ay e ,
• of Deputy Governor a.11c1. as ers throughout the ProvinCe. He
the 1 ected rePreSentatives of the.,farni-:
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June., Rae at 'present. 11016.
:ljtliocieshtthe :LucknoW :Club/at :their, to .19,51 a io*. as 643 percent, of
will pay" his official visit stated that for ten' years prior
next meeting; April 28th.. ,
the hogs were reaching the open
"Vice. president . Chas. Webster market. Since the introduction- of
' •ed Rae's visit at Mon-- ihe I -log Producers. Association
day night's Jneeting, and calledthings: have .taken "a 'turn. and
on all the. Members: to be out now 80 percent of the hogs reach
in full force. .A.guest.:perforiter open market:
at that ...meeting will be , Merle.
The 'Ontario, Hog Producers,'
Tingley,' London:Tree, Press 'car-
teo-operatie now • do • business
toonist,„,nand. tops in Canada. ,
With 49 processing , planta. • Some
Norm Siegrist,. a riewcOMer .to
of the packers -are in favor and
.some are not, but the small pack-
er in most ;cases is very happy
with the setup, . Was the com-
ment: : the, ,speaker.
' Mr. BoYnion.. stated that • at the
. ,
co-op- now comprises 40,000 hog
producers across Ontario'. Dele-
gates' On the board are in rela-.,
tion to the hogs produced in that
articular. area.: One delegate
and one alternate is allOwed—for
• every 8,000 .1ricig 'produced.
:Five men on the sales board
• control the pricing/ Of hogs. They
work the previous week le get
informatiOn: on the movement of
hogs : in Canada' and -United
State's, and on Monday .morning
they announce their asking price.
lower grading than any other
-point'. It. was questioned if grad-,
Ang could be accurate consider-
ing the nu.rhber of. hog s that are
scl'One in an hotir. Graders are
supposed to be rotated to .differ-
. ,
ent plants periodically, .and so
The funeral service was held
at the 'Johnstone Funeral Horne
on Friday .conducted by .Rev.
L. Jennings of St. Pefer's Angli-
'can Church. Interment was in
• South Kinloss Cemetery, the pa117,
bearers' being Sandy MacLeod,
Ed. Baker, -ski Gardner, , Inn
irelton;Philip-Stew artiL-joe--Cori,
ley .
• •Besides his father, Calvin is
• survived by. two brothers; Wil-
• liam of .KitcheWer, Donald of
• Goderich. and • a sister, Mrs.
Bertha Lougheed at home.
the . business life of the yillage,
was a guest , and, was introduced
by K. C. Murdie.N W. B. Ander-
son was called on to tell of iiis.
impression.s of ..I..ionism in rot.,
ida. Jack .Pollock sank the Solo'
M ' y ,God How Great Thou Art",
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A. "E. .1VICKirn reported • on -:
eanor Reed's -success in the. pub-
-lie Speaking contest and: • her
father, Allan Reed, was. called
on for a few. Words. . . '
• Harvey' Webster was .norninat-
ed as.a :candidate for Zone chair-
man, an office that will be con=
Teited-rat-a---ineeting in Clinton
the end of • the 'month. Bill
Schmid- repOrted on a Zone meet-
ing in. ..Winghain and Russ. But-
ton reported :for the 'banquet
committee to the packers. Bids are received
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The Executive with the addi-. and the prevailing. pric&-iis set.
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ably coincidence:• • '
Luekno.W 'to .Harriston?
It was asked by a .farmei.1-
there Was a:trucking: charge.from
LiicknoW to Harriston. It *as ex-.
laineci -that no trucking charges ,
were made: from Lucknow,
Tees -
Water and 'Kincardine .io Har7
riston, HOgs . are rarely unloaded..
in Harriston and charge is. based
from Ifarriston' on: One' shipper -
present Suggested that the reas-
On for n�- charge to. Iiarriston"",
WAS the • fact .that there. was' op-
position in that area from a ship:
per:marketingln:Montreal.ob-
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the Hamilton question wa
tion of V. A.- vv. -AY • . Hear lEklrid Ai en -
L. MacKenzie, were named the Eldrid.,- Aiken ofAllenford,
nominating . Committee for the .chairman .of ,,pyie hog i3.1:..0d400rs.
new , slate of officers,: ,marketing board, ,spoke • briefly,.
'The, third. Saturday in, .May, if
Heencouraged those . present to
the arena :floor is dri, was set for ask questions and giVe ',suggest-,
Any Hogs Held Over?
Ur. Boynton ,Was asked if.the
t.co-operative hold any hogs over
for ..another . day. .,1-16 explained
that, this, neer occiarred:iinleis-
the case of a very late. arrival
in. the' afternoon..
the rummage sale and K. L. Mac-
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ions ,dur ng the discussion per
LANGSIDE, NEWS
EaCi16.11, (gBruadt4)1aCtri°01)wssitte°nthMr.e.e8ilon.':Mrs
PCI:t s• e• P• etchgclo: no41::::;14r1XcdY.Ille't• ns
Mrs. lohn,
Kenzie suggested that the Mem- •
berS it tip", •'•
Club 7 is .. entitled: to.' 'nine .
delegates at the .North Bay con-
vention and the memberS were
polled as to who could go.
• The President announced that
hehad received' a letter With V
newspaper clipping stating that
the Atwood Lions Club had 're-
cently obtained a doctor to lo -t
cate .there. This matter Alvin_ .•be
discussed at a Meeting of the
tkocecutive. -"
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It .'waS, announqed by Kelso
McNay that K. R. ,Wing-
tiarn 'chiropractor, had, offered.
• through the Lions Club to give
some free treatments to needy
Children' who thigltt benefit
• therein:into
Ilave voi4.,Iteil6wO4 Yout.
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Under auspices of the Lucknow 'Branch '
of the Canadian Legion
Recreation Hill, Lucknow
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riday, AprU
Wilbee's Orchestra
Admission 750