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E NESDAY, NOVEMBER Mrd,, 197 ;.
���n Twp. Fed��atio�
Iris addressto the members of
Huron Tow•..nship Federation of
Agriculture,,A'rt l:latis Of London
quoted the,late Dr, E. A, Corbett
as ssyinb., •"Potent•ial leadership is.
where p eople are" ,.,,„We have
a drile. !'ownship ore,anization. or.
our •wltolt: •or84i1V?:ation: will, fa'11.
apart. Our organizationis
e.ars old still' Many pe
Yople'
do » of know the services availit bre,
Ivir, Haas recalled when farriters
were conecrtied• because .they were
only 5$'iu of the population and'
now tliey are down to 5Qj1�. Iii our -
yperof democracy, we can only
function through' groups..
leg ave many instances of.'how'
he Middlesex Federation of Agric';
Rare.had' Itelped.rriembers and . •
reed .that we use our. radio
talions afid._becotire aware of.sere.ices available Mr. Haas was
titroduced, by Allan, McLean 'and
THE LUCKNOW . SENTINEL, LUCKNOW,, ONTARIO
Bidet Of
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ticultu.re
thanked bY•E3ob Rutl.eda
•. �e.
John paltible, president , and
Hugh �h It .
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. ori , secretary -treasurer,
were i'n charge• o€• the meeting:.
John briefly-reviewed.,what ta.
been done .during the past' ear
b
'There .had .been. a ,o°d•Fi•t
. y
tendanc4
'at all r s Ik1': meeting' n Walker
ron'and this:`year's Ja
bear Teesw. ater -
.... Last .Year •ttrrs ..
meeting appointed nolo Courtney
as a..cfe•lef;ttte io the Ontario •Fed-
eration. of Agriculaura1 amai a1
tiieeting aid E3i11 Wolfe as a Dir.
ecto''r. This year Bruce May have
2 Directors, He..thanked. all who
had helped. with the I.S.M. cart-
vas's.' The :Township had won
$5 at Brookside in a contest 'and.'
later:, Mrs. Francis Boyle, and .the,
RLA committee.had slonsored
Somal Reereatro-n Co!urse; Ue,
was .pieased to 'know •t,he Junior
Farn&e r ;had organized. and .Were •.
imrinni�i'
P(elea�i7/P
carrying on,
Don Courtneyreported on the
U P.A, Annual meeting, He
listed many changes which had:
come about froth resolutions' pass'
ed at this meeting, One of these
was reduced licenses for trucks,
and cheaper crop insurance.
They asked for tax refgrrtl for.
education and lower rates fora :.
senti-privare line to a business
situated in•a rural area;
-G-1,34 4( trroubh-t-greetings.^.
'ffonr RJruce:•C:outitY :Federation of
.Agriculture.: One of the major,
Changes was that,,the Elmwood
office is now a'Regional Office,
Gateway signs maybe obtained
'from Bob Misch. NO Riders signs
are a Safety measure for tractors.
Mrs, Francis 'Boyle stated ;that'
R;
had registered for the,four. • •
6
week :Social Recreation•C'fourourse'
last March. There had been all represented -.and. most had. ,
.found it helpful., The"oor•ac u -
tics of the High School P o s
g lWas the,
most' frequent complaint.
During the election, all officers
were returned for a second term as
follows.
Past'President , Stewart •Farrell,
R. R, 2, Ripley,; President, John.
Gamble, R. R, 4, Ripley; :Vice.
President Stuart Aitken,"'R. R. 1r;
Kincardine,.
Directors, Robert Rri'tledge ,
R : R. l,' Ri -le ;. Allarra
P• Y • MacLean;
: Gary Courtney; R. R. 1, Ripley;./
e-,Se-tar-y-Treasuu h -"Ma "
1; Ripley, •
.Lady Directors, .Mrs'. Baas Van
der Hoek; R.:12. 4, Ripley 'Mrs.
Wes Smith, R. 12, 1, Ripley; Mrs.
James Needham, .1.., R. 3 , Ripley.
Ho
b Producers, Austin Martin, .
R. 'R. S,;Lu;cknow;; Gordon Patter-
sor , 'R., R. 3 , Ri le 'mad
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• P Y� J Jim .
Donald, R; R. 2; 'Ripley.:
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MUlk'Producers,,•Donald Court-
ney,'
ourtney,' R. R. 1, Ripley; Jim Need-
ham, R. R. 3, Ripley; Wallace •
PA4>R' �1INlrMIN
Pollock, RE
Beef Improvement, Ronnie Fun-
'ston, R. R, 4, Ripley; Jack Elliott,
,R. g.'4, Ripley; Bob, Emerson,. R..
R.'• 3. Ripley..
Rural Learning, Reg Moore . -
Ripley; ,Mrs. George Sutherland
R. R. 4, Ripley;VMrs Francis,
Boyle , R., R; 3, Ripley; •
Delegates t� County y ll ard.of
•Directors, Ca•rneron,MacAuley, ,
R. R. 4, Ripley; John'Garrrbae,
R. R. 4, Ripley;,, Stuart Aitken;,
R. R. 1,• Kincardine..
The Lady Directors served cof-
fee and doughnuts and a pleasant
.social time was enjoyed by all
present. • Many chatted••with• Mr,
.Haas about U. F,O, .•days and: his
.work with . Folk Schools 'arid Twin
Pines Housing. He had spent
17 years working with -United- Go ---
operatives on this project. Mid:
dlesex'County is fortunate to have ,
a° Fieldman with such 'Wide exper.-
•fence: ,
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OUR NEW
STOCK:
HAS '.ARRIVED .IN d•-
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Styled, with all the flair of the sports jacket -. the
latest for :'holidaying; travelling' or' just relaxing .in•
casual comfort: Patch ..pockets, regular' pockets, half
belted backs with pleats or tucks and yokes.' Some
with 'lower patch .pockets, box pleats ..and flaps: and
x11 plain or button breast. flap. Inthe back,.a yoe :andd
a..half belt and an inverted centre pleat for, extra :
comfort
• Fabrics are, .doubles knits, fortrels, '
fortrel ands.
r y ; wool.- or wool -Fabrics are rugged, masculine and
a good •,variety of patterns.
carers pn
-Cardigans
DROP. IN•AND LOOK.
THEM OVER,
ALL STOCK INT BO.Y'S AICD
MEN'S WEAR PULLOVERS-•
AND CARDIGANS .CARR,I'ED'
.OVER FROM LAST YEAR
ALSO 1N STOCK IN THE NEWEST OF FABRICS
36 to 46 S1 Z ES
SETS
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SIZES 870 1d . n
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Our ricks ar-e_loade slue ao the =f�►,p--.�. e>Fwe_are�ha
a 19.9 � "' ',arrivals. We need 's ace
W.E Ake OFFERING
SIZE•5 12 to 18
$19.95 to $24.95
YOUTHS 36-$-38--SIZES
$29.95 • ,'
,Double knits- Fortrels
.a good selection of colours:
$10.00 OFA'
All our suedes and leather coats
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$5.00 OFF
• •All coats regularly priced from
$9.95 to•$4a95
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VALUES TO.
5.95
• 'NEW,'SHADES ADDED THIS WEEK
ackets-ani- InsIructor,
ither quilted or Sorg lined
$12:91 35..to 46" size
Hoye $9:95 $ 'tc 18, 81204,
Rot's' 4 to 6 sizes
$5,95 —�.+
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and
VALUES TO.
5.95
• 'NEW,'SHADES ADDED THIS WEEK
ackets-ani- InsIructor,
ither quilted or Sorg lined
$12:91 35..to 46" size
Hoye $9:95 $ 'tc 18, 81204,
Rot's' 4 to 6 sizes
$5,95 —�.+
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