The Wingham Advance-Times, 1965-02-11, Page 10Page 2 - Wingham
Advance -Times, Thursday, February
Huron Junior Farmers
Name Officers for 1965
Don S. Pullen, assistant
agricultural representative for
Huron County, stated that there
is a membership of 200 in the
Junior Farmer clubs of the cowl.
ty. All clubs have Junior Insti-
tutes with the exception of Ex-
eter.
Mr. Pullen was addressing
the annual meeting of Huron
County Junior Farmers in Bel -
grave last Friday night. He also
reported receipts of $970 with
a balance of $12.23 for the
1964-65 year.
A drama festival will be
held in Clinton on March 12
with North Huron and Seaforth
Clubs competing. Music will
be provided by the Junior Farm-
er Choir.
Tom Cunningham of Auburn
was elected president. Other
officers are:
Vice-presidents, Robert Fo-
theringham, Seaforth; Murray
Hoover, RR 3, Brussels; corres-
ponding secretary, Beatrice
Murch, Clinton; recordingsec-
retary, Barry Mulvey, RR 1,
Wroxeter; press reporter, Don-
ald Young, RR 1, Auburn; pro-
vincial director, Maurice Love,
RR 3, Exeter; alternate director,
Mac Stewart, RR 3, Seaforth;
11, 1965 5, Hallahan
Is Re -Elected
newsletter editor, Elsie Doig,
RR 1, Dublin; assistant news-
letter editor, Marguerite Scutt,
Seaforth; advisor, George Proc-
tor, Brussels.
County directors; Clinton,
Bruce Betties, Sharon Ball, Gor-
don Daer; North Huron, Don
Martin, Esther Smith, Jim Spi-
vey; Seaforth, Don McKercher,
Helen Elliott, Bill Campbell;
South Huron, Fred Delbridge,
Shirley Jaques and Frank Kints.
The Howick club will also
name three directors.
Students to
Hold Review
The students of Western Ont
ario Agricultural School will be
presenting their 14th Annual
Review beginning at 8:45 a.m.
Thursday, February 25th at
Ridgetown, Ontario.
Students will show cattle,
sheep and swine in the Livestock
Pavillion. There will be dis-
plays of field crops, agricultur-
al engineering, poultry, ani-
mal health, photography and
horticulture,
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Simon Hallahan of Blyth was
re-elected president of the Hu-
ron County Plowmen's Associa-
tion at its annual meeting in
Clinton.
Other officers are vice-pre-
sidents, Allen Walper, R. R, 3,
Parkhill and Fergus Turnbull,
R, R.1, Dashwood; secretary -
treasurer, Elston Cardiff, R. R. 4,
Brussels; assistant, Russel Bolton,
R. R.1, Seaforth.
The meeting named Gordon
McGavin as Huron representa-
tive on the Ontario Plowmen's
Association.
Mr. Hallahan and Mr. Wal -
per were named delegates to
the annual meeting of the Ont-
ario Plowmen's Association in
Toronto, February 22.
The 1965 plowing match for
Huron County will be held in
lace September or early Octo-
ber at Mr. Hallahan's farm,
Elmer Ireland Elected Secretary -Treasurer
Twenty committeemen were
nominated for the 19 posts un-
der the Ontario Hog Producers'
Marketing Plan at the Huron
County Hog Producers Associa-
tion annual in Clinton last week.
This means an election will be
held Tuesday,March2 between
11 a.. m, and 6 p.m. Vofing
places will be the Exeter town
hall; agricultural board room
in Clinton; the community
halls in Gorrie and Walton and
at Sherwood's in Dungannon.
Doug Miles will be the return-
ing officer.
Melvin Greb of RR 2, Dash-
wood was the 20th nominee.
The 19 committeemen put up
by the Hog Producers Associa-
tion are: A. H. Warner, RR 2,
Bayfield; Lloyd Stewart, RR 1,
Clinton; Carl Govier, Auburn;
John R. Semple, RR 1, Bayfield;
George Moncrief, RR 3, Gode-
rich; Gordon Elliott, RR 5, Sea -
Appoint W. Elston
To Planning Board
A 850.00 grant was given to
the Salvation Army at the Feb-
ruary meeting of Morris Coun-
cil. Council advised the De-
partment of Highways that it
recommended the speed limit
through Belgrave remain at 30
m.p.h., and other speed lim-
its be as recommended by the
Department of Highways.
William Elston will represent
council on the Wingham Dis-
trict Planning Board.
It was decided to advertise
for applications for warble fly
inspector, tenders for warble
bly spraying and tenders for
supplying, crushing and deliv-
ering gravel.
A 825.00 grant was given
the Huron County Soil and Crop
Improvement Association.
GENERAL ACCOUNTS
Tile drain loan, $900.00;
Blyth Fire Area, fire call,$26.-
00; Salvation Army grant, $50.-
00;Association of Mayors and
Reeves, membership, $10.00;
Logan Township, relief charge
back, $17.80; Crawford and
Hetherington, Brussels, legal
fees, $94.45; Helen Martin,
registrations, $1.25;Ross Ander-
son, light replacements, $29.70;
Huron County Soil and Crop Im-
provement Assiciation, $25.00;
Blyth Fire Area, annual levy,
$300.00; Pinecrest Manor, $54.-
00;
54:00; J. M. McDonald, material
for hall, $352.70; John Smith,
wages at hall, $64.40; Ken
White, work on hall, $109.70;
Maitland Redi-Mix, for hall,
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ROAD ACCOUNTS
Brussels Telephone Co., rent
and tolls, $20.56;Mel Jermyn,
backhoe and snow ploughing,
$986.00;J. C. McNeil, lights
and repairing wiper, $19.37;
Gordon Workman, stove pipes,
$13.54; Glenn Snell, snow
ploughing, 5724.50; Pollard's
Chain Saw, welding, $4.00;
Belgrave Co -Op. ,welder, weld-
ing rod and broom, 5201.41;
Wingham Tire Service, cross
chains, $57.06;O1dfield Hard-
ware,pipes and caulking cement,,.
$6.12; Alex Inkley, fuel oil
and tax, $151.65; Brussels Coal
Yard, oil and coal, 534.95;Wil-
mer Glousher, snow ploughing,
5752.50; Ross Anderson, fuses,
fuse panel and labor, $27.68;
Wm. McCaacter, wages, mileage
and bookkeeping, $226.11;
James Casemore, wages, $298. -
75;John Smith,wages, $84.95.
Society Re-elects
Robert Connell
FORDWICH-Directors of
Howick Agricultural Society
re-elected Robert Connell of
Fordwich as president for ano-
ther term at the annual meet-
ing held in the Gorrie Orange
Hall. Following his re-election
Mr. Connell said the society
has plans for a larger and better
fair this year, and an increase
in commercial features.
Field crop competitors on
oats and corn and possibly hay,
4-H clubs, girls' homemaking
and Women's Institute projects
are again being sponsored. Plans
will be discussed more complet-
ely
ompletely at another meeting.
The financial statement re-
ported a successful fair in 1964
with a balance of $705.50.
Other officers elected were
vice presidents, William Wil-
son of Fordwich and Glenn Mc-
Michael, Bluevale of the men's
division; Mrs. Robert Gibson
was re-elected secretary -treas-
urer. Elected in the women's
division were Mrs. Wm. Wilson
of Fordwich; vice president,
Mrs, Wm. Wright; secretary,
Miss Minnie McElwain.
The fair this year will be
held in Gorrie October 1st and
2nd. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson were
appointed delegates to the Ont-
ario Society of Fall Fairs con-
vention in Toronto, February
24th and 25th.
Intermediates
Take Belmore
GORRIE-The W. O. A. A.
Intermediate hockey team went
to Belmore on Friday night and
won over Bellmore 6-3. Scoring
for Gorrie were Don Whitfield
2, singles Murray MacFarlane,
Lloyd Gibson, Alex Strong and
Brian Sanderson. Peter Newans,
Joe Jeffray and John Newans
were goalgetters for Belmore.
forth; Elsner Ireland, RR b,
Wingham; Malcolm Davidson,
RR 1, l3rucefield; Jolur l:ernig-
han, Goderieh; Lionel Wilder,
RR 2, Lurich; James McGregor,
RR 2, Kippers; Hugh Rundle, RR
1, Centralia; Robert McAllister
of RR 2, Auburn; Albert Bacon,
RR 1, Belgrave; Raymond Neill,
RR 1, Wroxeter; Elmer Hard-
ing, RR 1, Gorrie; Martie Baan,
Walton; George Campbell, RR
1, Seaforth; Ken l3aker, RR 2,
Dashwood.
It was announced by nomin-
ation chairman Miles that the
committeemen were being
elected for a three-year term.
TOWNSHIP DIRECTORS
Only two changes were made
in the appointment of township
directors. Ken Baker replaces
Harvey Hodgin in Stephen, and
Raymond Neill replaces Barry
Mulvey in Turnberry.
Other township directors are:
Ashfield, George Moncrief;
Colborne, 1. Kerniglran; Code •
rich, A.11. Warner; Stanley,
Malcolm Davidson; Hay, Ross
Love; 1 shorne, 1lugh Rundle;
Grey, Martin llaau; Milieu,
Lloyd Stewart; McKillop, Gor-
don Elliott; 'l'uckersmith, James
McGregor; bast Wawanosh, C.
Govier; West Wawanosh,Robert
McAllister; Morris, Albert Ba-
con; Turnberry, Raymond Neill;
and Howick, Elmer [larding,
OFFICERS ELECTED
At a directors meeting after
the annual meeting, Robert Mc-
Allister,
cAllister, RR 2, Auburn, moved
up to the presidency, and Gor-
don Elliott, RR 5, Seaforth was
named vice-president,
The directors elected Elmer
Ireland, RR 5, Wingham, as
the new secretary -treasurer and
named Alfred H. Warner, RR 1,
Bayfield, as assistant secretary -
treasurer. Mr. Warner had held
the secretary -treasurer post for
some years.
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