HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1971-03-25, Page 11PAGE TWELVE
Huron County Pork Men Elect New
Members To Fill Slate of Officers
At a recent meeting of Huror!
County Pork Producers held in
the Legion Hall, Clinton,
James McGregor, R, R, 2, Kip -
pen, was named chairman for
another term. Eric Moore,
R, R, 4, Goderich is vice chair-
man; Lloyd Stewart, R, R,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 Prov-
incial Pork Producers Board.
Retarded Group
To Discuss
Adult Workshop
South Huron and District,
and Wingham and Goderich
Association for the Mentally
Retarded are holding a series
of meetings to consider the
formation of an adult Workshop
for the County of Huron.
Several sites have been cons-
idered, one being the Protest-
ant Chapel of CFB, Clinton.
At the regular monthly meet•
ing of the South Huron Ment-
ally Retarded Association to be
held in Exeter Public School,
Tuesday, March 30, there will
be a question and answer period
concerning the workshop.
Isis topic was Hog marketing in
the United Kingdom and Switz-
erland.
The following resolution
was passed; Whereas, the O, 9. '
P, M, B , is interested in promot-
ing pork products at reasonable
cost to the Ontario consumer,
and; Whereas, the place to do
this is at the meat display
counter with appropriate col-
ored display posters of pork
products and pork recipes with
convenient trays to hold these;
Therefore be it resolved that
the 0, P, P. M, B. 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 prog-
ram in 1971.
Huron County has 22 council-
men on the County Pork Prod-
ucers Association. They are:
George Moncrieg, Ashfield,
Township, R, R, 3, Goderich;
Eric Moor, Colborne Township,
R, R, 4, Goderich; Alfred War-
ner, Goderich Township, R,R,
1, Bayfield; James Williamson,
Grey Township, R, R, 3, Walton
Lionel Wilder, Hay Township,
R.12,1, Zurich; Elmer Harding,
I Iowick Township, R, R,1, Gorri
Lloyd Stewart, Hullett Townshi
R,R.1 Clinton, George Camp-
bell, McKillop Township, R, R,
1, Seaforth; Wilfred Shortreed,
Morris Township, R, 12.1,
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Walton; Harvey Coleman,
Stanley Township, R, R,1,
Zurich; Kenneth Baker, Steph-
en Township R, R, 2, Dashwood
James McGregor, Tucl<ersmith
R. R. 2 Kippen; Alex Corrigan,
Turnberry, R.R.1Bluevale;
Alvin Cudmore, Usborne
Township, R, R, 1, Hensall;
THURSDAY, MARCH 25, 1971
Adrian Vos; East Waw. Blyth
Allen Miller, West Waw, R. R,
1 Lucknow.
Directors at large elected
were; Terry Dalton, R, R, 7
Lucknow; John Semple, 12,R, 2
Bayfield; Paul Steckle, R, R. 2
Zurich; Maurice Haist, R, R, 2
Centralia; Keith Love, R, R,1
Zurich.
County Pori< Producers will
again sponsor the Swine Club.
At the provincial annual
meeting held in the King Ed-
ward Hotel, Toronto, James M<
Gregor was named representat-
ive from Huron on the Provinc-
ial board.
Pre-EasterCOAT CLEARANCE
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'tie SUEDE and LEATHER
COATS
r�n
up to
50%
for
GENUINE
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just
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LEATHER SUITS,
LEATHER JUMPERS, SKIRT & VEST SETS
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MONDAY
through
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and Oats
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