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overweight penalties
was elected to serve the
remaining one ,yearo of the term.
Guest speaker, John Bell, a
trust officer with the Victoria and
Grey Trust Company in Stratford,
discussed the importance of
estates and wills.
Jerry Bluhm, 'Secretary to the
Ontario Pork Producers'
Marketing Board was also
present at the meeting.
He spoke to the, producers
about hog cycles.
"A computer has, been
developed", he said, "which can
predict hog cycles. Going out of
synchronization with the cycle can
,give a producer much better
results. A study shows there is a
benefit for moving out of
synchronization. If a hog
producer expanded in a low price
period, it has been proven that
more money can be made," Mr.
Bluhm
He also predicted that the
fourth quarter of 1976 is not going
to be as bad as wasoriginally
thought. The computer output
stated that prices could drop into
the $59 but not the $40's as was
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Penalties for overweight hogs
seemed to be the main issue at
the Huron County Pork Producers
Association ar nual meeting , held
in the Clinton Legion Hall,
Wednesday, February 18.
A resolution was passed to
have a discussion with the
packers, raising the question of
increasing the penalty, of
overweight hogs gradually as the
weight increased,
The producers were also
concerned with the meat
packing plants. There are only 11
plants left with teletype
.machines.
President, Eric- Moore said, "1
have been concerned with the
number of packers dropping by
the wayside. When I began as
president, there were 24 meat
packing plants with • teletype
machines. Now due to amalga-
mation , there are only 11 left, If
any more of the packing plants
amalgamate we'll have to do
something to keep up the bidding
prices."
Huron County Zone Director,
Adrian Vos said, "So far the
competition system has been
working: There are still enough
bidders to make Toronto the
highest market in North
America."
In other business, an alternate
director was elected to replace
Alfred Warner of Goderich
township who died recently. Don
Henry, also of Goderich township
Bluevale
Euchre parties at hail
Correspondent
Mrs. Joe Walker
Thirteen tables played euchre
on February 19 in the Bluevale
Community Hall. Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey Edgar and Mi. and Mrs.
Ed. Stewart were conveners.
Those winning prizes were High
lady, Mrs. I. Gillespie. Low lady,
Gordon Machan. High Man, Ross
Turvey. Low Man, Wes Paulin.
Lucky Draw, Bernard Thomas.
The next euchre will be March 4
with Mr. and Mrs. Wes Paulin an
and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Walker in
charge. _
The euchre party which was
postponed because of poor weat-
her was held at the Bluei/ale%
Community Hall on February 12.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Elliott and
Mr. and Mrs. Les Greenaway
were in charge. The prizes were
as follows. High lady, Mrs.
Mungo MacFarlane. Low lady,
Mrs. Stanley Moffatt. High man,
Wes Underwood. Low Man,
Gordon Machan. Lucky Draw,
Cameron Ross.
The regular euchre will be put
on by Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Edgar
and Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Stewart.
At the Febitiary meeting of
Knox Presbyterian Women's
Missionary Society, Mrs. Glenn
Golley spoke on the life of Joseph,
son of Jacob and Rachel. She
gave a very interesting detailed
story of his life from birth until his
death at 110 years old. A question
and answer period followed.
The society met at the home of
Mrs. Harry Elliott. Mrs. Golley
gave the call to worship, 'after
which a hymn was sung. Scrip-
ture was read from Psalm 19 and
Pslant 24 and comments were
given by Mrs. Bernard Thomas.
Mrs. Burns Moffatt offered
prayer.
The minutes of the January
meeting were read by Mrs. Glenn
MtKercher and adopted as read.
Roll call was answered by 12'
memberS giving a verse from the
Bible containing the word "love"
Visits to the sick were recorded::
Mrs. Gordon Mundell and Mrs.
Harvey Robertson gave excellent
reports on the annual meeting of
the Maitland Presbyterial which
was held at St. Andrew's Presby-
terian
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Church Wingham, on
January 19. Offering was re-
ceived by Mrs. Ross Gray and
dedicated by Mrs. Golley.
Mrs. Golley thanked Mrs.
Elliott for sharing her home and
the Meeting closed with a hymn
and the Lord's Prayer in unison.
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Lunch was served by the hostess,
assisted by Mrs. Bernard Thomas
and Mrs. Burns Moffatt. •
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