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SKELTON MEMOR1ALS
Pat O'Hagan, Prop.
Established Over Sixty Years
Walkerton Phone 881'.0234
Bruce: Coiity Hog P
TAKE NOTICE that the Annual Meeting of producer member
• of the • Bre County Hog Producers' Association:..
will be convened at 1:30 p.m., on
Friday, February 11 t 1.966
at the Walkerton Town Hall
for :the purpose of the proper .business of the annual meeting,
the otecHons of officers, the 'election of voting representatives.
Between the hours of 2:00 o'clock and 3:00 o'clock 'of the above.
mentioned date, NOMINATIONS for. county committeemen
under the Ontario Hog Producers': Marketing Pian will be. held.
IF AN ELECTION IS: REQUIRES FOR COMMITTEEMEN, IT
WILL BE HELD ON TUESDAY,:\MARCH 1st, 1966 AND THE
POLLING PLACES WILL BE.RIPLEY, WALKERTON, LION'S.
HEAD, PAISLEY AND ALLENFORD
JAMES JACKLIN, BOB` MISCH,
PRESIDENT . , :..: SECRETARY
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After Tie Dance
b Bill Stanley, Blackhorse
The party it was over • .
Affd the time had come to :go
So the people they 'were leaving;
In the cold and winters snow. •
Then Lputon my 'hat and Coat.
And looking all around
My overshoes.were no where
• To be found.: °
Some folks• had suggested
And said it was only fair
That since mine were missing.:
I put on another pair , •
•
Now the pair that *I put on
Were quite large as you corild see
When someone said those ov
Would'fit better •on me.
'So he. tried them .on
I was happy to oblige'
But he was'nt really certain
That they were his proper size..
NQW time it was running out
With little left toy spare'.
When some kind'. hearted fellow ,
Handed me another pair.. ,
Oh yes 1: pint' them on •'
With concern .uponmy. face
For they were very. ancient .
And the holes in the wron place.
It would .save a lotof trouble
For both' me and you
If we would only put our name
:one ch overshoe,..
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Rangers Decide
On Uniforms
The Lucknow Rangers held, their
regularmeeting on January 19
Janet Carruthers was in charge of
the meeting. Mrs. , Rayner outlined
the camps upcoming this summer.
Further money making projects
;.were discussed.
• Pte-.enrolriiet►t• tests; were tried
by Janet.Carruthers., Sandra Boak,
Beverly MacDonald, Lynda Chis-
holm, Nancy Corrin,. Nancy Kirk=
land, Eleanor Whitby, Linda Marr-
iott
arriott and Linda Boyle. o .
A vote was`taken concerning the.
Ranger Uniform. ' It was unanim-
ously decided to order, as soon as
possible, the. navy wedge hats,
scarlet ties and over the shoulder
pursest.
The next Ranger meeting is to
be held on February` 22 "Thinking
Day".. •
Brownies Receive
GoldenBar
(by. Gail Pritchard) . •
•The First Lucknow Brownie Pack
net on Wednesday, January 26th..
Fairy Queen was Eleanor Johnstone..
Packie conducted two games.
A Golden Bar Ceremony was
held for Barbara Stanley and.Gail
°Pritchard, who also received their
service,stars and sixer stripes.
The Brownies went to their cote
ners, then carne into Fairy Ring
and popked their pennies into the :
chest. A'. work period followed. •
Stacy Purney shined shoes with
Tawny Owl; Brenda MacDonald
was tested for "0 Canada" by Brown
Owl. ' The other Brownies had sell
aphore. We had Pow Wow. The
meeting closed with the Taps and
Squeeze,
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rid Co-op
Give' from , the heart .for'the heart
says your .Canadian .Heart Fund.
equest $3000.
From Huron ..or •
Building - For Blind
The Canadian National Institute
for''the Blind, has requested from
Huron County Council a grant of
$3,.000• to help pay the cost 'of.a
$144,000 "addition to Tweedsmuir
Hall, residence and: service centre
for the blind serving the counties
,of Huron; .Elgin, Middlesex and
Perth.
A CNIB delegation made up of
•J.. H. Kinkead, Chairman of the •
CNIB's Huron County Advisory •
Board, J. E. Caruk Public Relations
Officer and'E..F. Wheeler, Dist-
rict Field Secretary, metwith
rnembers of the Huron. County Co-
uncil to explain' financing of the
project and•'the basis ,for grant.re
{ quests The addition,4'ow under,
i construction•, is to be completed
•'by mi& March and will. provide
thirteen additional bedrooms and
a workshop..
A grant of $32,500 will be' re-
ceived from the provincial gove
menta and'the CN1B is asking a sim-
ilar/amount collectively. front the
municipalities served by Tweeds-
muir. Hall. London, St: Thomas,
Stratford, St, Marys, and Huron,
Elgin,, Middlesex and Perth count-
ies, The remainder will be forth!
coming from accumulated CNIB
bequest funds, service club, and
;special rname appeals.
There are 1 in
Hu on County The request to the
• Council for40,000 was based on a
per.:eapita levy of $42 per' .blind
person.
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