HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1971-03-25, Page 15were: Terry Dalton, 7 Centralia;Keith Love, R. 1 Zurich.
Lneknow; John Semple, R. 2 County Pork Producers will
Bayfield; Paul Steckle, R. 2 again sponsor the 441 Swine Cub.
Zurich; Hoist, H. 2 At the provincial annual
meeting held in the King Edward
Hotel, Toronto, James McGregor
was named representative from
Huron on the provincial board.
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Also reprosents Huron on provincial board 'TimesAsivocate, .404rch 25, 197.1 gage 14.
K...s. ippen man heads hog producers.
At a recent meeting of Huron
County Pork Producers held in
the Legion Hall, Clinton, James
McGregor, R. 2 Kippen was
named chairman for another
term, Eric. Moore, 1t.4 Goderich
is Vice-Chairman. Lloyd
Stewart H. 1 Clinton, secretary.
One hundred and thirty-five
registered pork producers at-
tended. The guest speaker was
Blake Snoblen of Kent County,
chairman of the Provincial Pork
Producers Board. His topic was
hog marketing in the United
Kingdom and Switzerland.
The following resolution was
passed: Whereas the o.p.p,m.B.
is interested in promoting pork
products at reasonable cost to the
Ontario consumer, and,
Whereas, the place to do this is
at the meat display counter with
appropriate colored display
posters of pork recipes with
convenient trays to, hold these.
Therefore be it resolved that
the O.P.P,M.13, furnish all the
county associations boards in
Ontario with the appropriate
material to be placed in every
grocery store in their own county
as a promotional program in
1971.
Huron County has 22 coun-
cilmen on the County Pork
Producers Association and they
are: George Moncrief, Ashfield
Township, R. 3 Goderich; Eric
Moore, Colborne Township, R. 4
Goderich; Alfred Warner
Goderich Township, R. 1
Bayfield; James Williamson,
Grey Township, R. 3 Walton;
Lionel Wilder, Hay Township R. t
Zurich; Elmer Harding, Howick
Township, R. 1 Gorrie; Lloyd
Stewart, Hullett Township, R. 1
Clinton; George Campbell,
McKillop Township R. 1
Seaforth; Wilfred Shortreed,
Morris Township, R. 1 Walton;
Harvey Coleman, Stanley
Township, R. 1 Zurich; Kenneth
Baker, Stephen Township, R. 2
Dashwood; James McGregor,
Tuckersmith Township, R. 2
Kippen; Alex Corrigan, Turn-
berry Township, R. 1 Bluevale;
Alvin Cudmore, Usborne
Township, R. 1 Hensall; Adrian
Vos, East Waw.Township, Blyth ;
Allen Miller, West Waw. R, 1
Lucknow,
Directors at large elected
Plan 4-H
rabbit club
The South Huron Rabbit
Breeders Association held their
March meeting, Tuesday March
16 in Elimville Hall, one week
late owing to .tad weather. The
February meeting had been
cancelled for the same reason.
The business of the evening
began with election of officers.
President David Stanley, Vice-
president Pat Dickey and
Secretary-treasurer Angus
Murray were returned to office.
George Carpenter was elected
as commercial representative to
replace Bill Dickey who has been
elected as a Director of the
Canadian Commercial Rabbit
Growers Association.
Mr. Dickey remains in charge
of meat marketing for the club
and also assumes the duties of
club librarian. Mrs. Joyce Dickey
was elected Press Secretary.
Guest speaker was Leonard
MacGregor from Clinton,
representative of the department
of Agriculture, 4-H division. He
informed the club of the steps
required in starting a 4-H rabbit
club in this area, stating this
would he the first 4-H rabbit club
in Ontario.
The club accepted the
challenge unanimously. The club
will be open to all interested
youth between the ages of 12 and
20 and anyone interested can
contact any member of the club.
An advisory committee to the 4-H
was formed consisting of George
Carpenter, Angus Murray, Jim
Donaldson, David Stanley and
Bill Dickey.
Auctioneer for the Dutch
auction was Bill Dickey and
winner of the prize was Hay
Murray.
Institute meets
at McGillivray
McGillivray Womens' Institute
met at the home of Mrs. Tom
Kooy.
The meeting opened by singing
the Institute ode followed by
Mary Stewart collect.
Roll tall was name a city of
Canada and its main Industry,
After a short business meeting
plans were made for a dessert
euchre to be held in April.
The program was presided
over by the Convener of Canadian
Industry, Mrs. Laverne Allison.
The motto, 'InduStry Exists for
Man, not Man for Industry ' was
given by Mrs. Melvin Allison who
also gave a humorous reading,
'The Old Chicken House,'
Mrs. Allison gave an in-
teresting talk on local Industry at
Centralia, Huron Park and
Strathroy, A Stanley party
concluded the meeting,
The next meeting will Onveile
in the evening at West
McGillivray Hall.
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