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SARNIA, CLINTON, ORANGEVILLE AND
, OWEN SOUND. OFFICE AREAS
Between May 19 and May 30
THE WION EXPOSLTOR MAX '2O 1.98,111111'
Boar scores hi Ne*HambOr 4,
Robert Robinson R.R. 4
Walton had one of the two
highest indexing boarsamong
the large group of 114 boarh
which completed test re ,
cendy ai the R.O.P. Swine
test station, New Hamburg.
This top test station
w az, a
shire' 110;4'. Wid4i..,,aehieved
sfatiOn. ki (h..1;!‘ 4311 arid
combined low backfai thick-
ness of 12.8 mm 1.50 inches)
fast gain on test of .94 Kg
(2.0? Ibs) per day-and excel-
lent feed conversion at 2.22.
Tied with the Robinson
Hampshire was a Yorkshire
tyrant the berd'of Jinf Tay lot.
vv.$044.00k, 4s0 with a sta..,
*Oil index of
All four breeds were re-
presented in the ten highest
indexing boars in the May
group. These top ten includ-
ed. in addititih to the aboYe
two boars. Landrace front
Martin Van Bilsen. Glencoe
and John De Gorier. Stay mei-.
Duroc from W. Wei11%.VT,
Dresden and • erupt: Ned.
0.•oritOley!,; YprItshtres front
Robert Irwin. Vankleek
Avon Head Farms. Shakes-
peare and Relldtion Farms,
lona Station and a Hamp-
shire from 141p11 Henderson.
Atwood.
A total of 2, boars. all with
indexes of 100 ..or higher
(above the grour .11 'rage on
os craft performince): were
approtied for physical and
strut tdral soundness.
lost
Delegations and requests for donations
were the Order oftite dirt when Morris
Township held its regular council meeting
last Monday .
Among those attending were Emma Bird
who had a problem with dogs attacking her
sheep. The II sheep had been attacked In
dogs in April. Livestock es aluator Glen
Casemore estimated Mrs. Bird's loss at -
$h30'. a figure which the township would
have paid. but which Mrs. Bird found too
low She has appealed to the livestock
brtinch of the Ministry of Agriculture and
Food and council will abide by their decision
for 'Compensation.
Harold .Bolger and 'Ralph Tfayiss of
Walton also visited council to petition the
township for new cement sidewalks on the
Morris rom,tisiiip side, comparable in quality
to the ones on The Grey Township side.'thev•
said they felt, this was, necessary because
the sidewalks were in deplorable condition.
Council said they have to get the-approval of
the county engineer for the sidewalks and
has c to apply to the M.T.C. for subsidy on 5(1
per eent.,"of the cost. Council later accepted,
the petition fur sidewalks in Walton and,
decided to have the county engineer contact •
MTC.
Carman Craig. council's representative on
the B.lvth and District Community Centre
Boardalso attended the meetingto give
council a report on the arena. Previously'. the
Board had hen worried about the arena
profits because' of liquor control board
regulations. Mr. 'Craig seemed to think noit
that thingS were going Of work out better,
..than when a„Jegnest for a,graot was made
just before -the end ,of the year. He said the
ice rental went up last year from $23 to $27
and that last year they had put in a new ice
t
scraper. For the coming sear. the ice plain
root has to he fixed. something he thought
would cost approximately 52.0(10. He also
said that the Industrial Hockey .league
wanted two foot high pleviglass on the
boards around the ice surface.
Last year, the arena was given a grant of
55400 from Morris Tow nship. but council
decided to wait until later be ore. deculing
what to do about a grant this year.
Council had •a deputation from' Bill Greig
.of the Bluevale Recreation Committee who
told council they needed lights for the ball
diamond in Bluevale. He said they had
looked at the grant situation and Wintario is
starting again this year,, but priority. cases
come first and there was nothing to szo, the
lights for the Bluevale hall diamond would
he a- priority. case. He said ii. will be
December before they decide which are
priority- cases and 1983 before they provide
any money.
He figured they should be able to put the
lights in for $9300 and noted that they
already had Sh000. Council &circled to give
the Bluevale Recreation CoMmittee $500 for
ball park lights..
Council 'decided to send a letter to the
Winghant.and District Hospital Board
stating that they wished to keep a Morris
representative on the board, because they
were happy with their representation.
There is a motion before the board now to
limit representation.
A request from the Foresters for a.
donation toward the rebuilding of the
Kin.burn hallo which was destroyed by fire.
was tabled for the present. Council gave a
grant of 3,15 -to :the Hui int einoity--4,1-oad--..
Superintendent's. Association and a grant of
$25 to the Salvation Army. ,,
Robinson's Hampshire boar
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