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THE: :I,,UCKNOW SENTINEL, II UCKNOW, ONTARIO
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DUNGANNQN, NEWS'
'The Young ,Picnic was held. on,
',Sunday with 36 in attendance,.
races were, held for the •16 and under
group. The picnic was held in hon-
our of •Mrs . jB. Young's, 80th- birth-
•'•Registered Ttlide: Mark,
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PRONE548-412
Grey and•BruceSurnUp.:GFO.Vote
Like •rnany other counties,. Grey. they were certain, of•however, w:as
:and •Bruce turned down••GFO• on' that the'. half •mill::levy system is ,not
::.:June. 24th but compared to most'. !adequate; ,*Every effort will be• made
` other counties in :the province, • however to retain; this .method until
. ' ,they did. remarkably well: That's a new financial structure is
how the Grey -Bruce County Feder- operational. Members agreed' that
ations'of,Agriculture in,•a,special ,I many of the services provided by a•
xeLutrve-,tieeti kl-ed
tarran�artibu altoxld-be.-"ava-iF-=Z-
analyse the vote and decide where ' able only through membership At
they go from here, `summed it tip..•the• :same'tim.e however, the organi-
They said they were„ not ashamed zation 'must be working for: the ben-
'• of the r`esults.in their. counties , •efit' of all farmers. •
They did voice their disappoint With reference to; retaining th'e.
:meat however in'the' farmers ,name Federation_of Agr, cultuLe';
apathy. They also Bald that •while ' Most members` felt there would be
some people may:have 'been mis • More, advantage- to changing it,;than
l,ed,and*confused .by distortion of. .,retaining it., Former OFU members
facts •: they must recognize that the •who no longer: have. an organization °
farmers have spoken to turn to`; phgs the `Many n�iviau
The two County Federations went als' who'worked:'for'any farm organ=
on. recoid as, stating that they see ization for the first:time during the ;
'1'a need for a general farm . 'CFO campaign may,well feel much •
organization here in 'Ontario • n°iore at ease, ' in, an organization:'
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IIiey: N,tenr on tri urrce..st_iok' a• ' ith ewa,,name
farniorganization should be struct-s Can all this'be accomplished by
tired to do the: best possible Job 'on this, Fall? As Ken Leith ,•:President
behalf of farmer&--W-most agree- •of the ire CountFeder ttoft-11
y County:-
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that the platform,used by Agriculture said • "how serious are
GFO should he followed ; That is, you when you say e
locals at •county level and repres-
need a .farm organization? There is
entation of marketing boards on a continuing 'job for :the .Federation
the provincial council. 'All other of Agriculture in seeing that a
associations 'aid organizations that strong,. representative organization
mak tis`Federation--'of •for. Ontario farmers: develops. Tr. •,
• agriculture today must go they must be done properly. Wehave:
said. The Federation of Agricult- .the necessary depth and manpower •
ure must change the. said and
y � to accomplish our goals - all we
they must do so fairly quickly: .. need islhe sincerity, "In;the •
,.,tN/hilc there was read-reement `nieantii5e the Federations ot.
day. Mrs. Young very graciously
passed 'around a•birthday cake, made
in.•her honour,
We re -sorry -i - •atn4'. C. •
Drennan,entered the, Wingharn. Gen-
eral Hospital; for an appendectomy.
on 'Monday evening. Glad to learn.,
he is improving ti
Linda and'..Colleett-Krogan of
Elbow , Saskatchewan are visiting
with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Culbert '
of Dungannon. •
We were pleased to hear that Mr.,
W. R. Carson, 'the county Librarian.
of Omagh County, Tyrone., North; •
ern Ireland presented to the Dun.
gannon Public Library a book on
Northern. Ireland. The Author being
•"Donnas Copy". In it, it tells of
the settlirrg.•of Dungannon, Ireland'.
The, Yundt picnic was held near
.Stratford again this year with app
roximately. 70' in attendance . Att
ending from here "were Mr. and. Mrs
•Heber. Eedy ,Ir, and Mrs Ross
Eedy and Mr .::and. Mrs . 'Irvin Eedy. ,
Entering*Menesetung Camp this
°meek end fr.orn. Dungannon. were
•Lori Pentland ,, :Kathy' Bele and •
Sharon Young, We wish'them a
;pleasant week. •
Journeying; down to Leamington
on the week end. to' attend'M'rs.
Williarrl,Beggley's wake'were her
niece;_ Mr.: and: Mrs, Art Stewart •
• and, Gordon•Stewart, also attending
were Mr. and Mrs. Ken ,Hodges ,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Park and Mrs.:;
,WEDNESDAY,:
CHOICE PIT RUN:
GRAVEL;
CEMENT GRAVEL
CRUSHED GRAVEL
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SAND,. STONE AND FILL
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ungannon, Ornario
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Indicate `AustraliaLPlans
Allasons _ .
• BY'RICHMON13 AT'KEY.
•Huron County Board.of Education,
at its meeting in the Board Room of
Central. Hurori,Secondary School,,••
Clinton, approved three .'appoint-
melts.; as follows:.
Teachers on probationary';
contracts: Mrs. Jacqueline "Smith,
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housewife, Howick•Central" Public
School., half -tilde;. Mrs; Nancy
Iviaclntyre, housewife, North Ash- ,
',field, half-time. •
'Custodian: •Mrs. Mona Wilson,
R,R..1 Walton,' for S,; 9, Mc.-
Killop::Township .
Three resignations'were accepted
with -regret: ••
Mrs :,Maxine Miller from the
teaching'staff of: Exeter. Fubli.c
School; Mrs. Maryanne Middegaal,,
from office staff of _Central'Huron
Secondary,School, Clinton; Miss
Cora Bennett:, .assistant Cook,'from
cafeteria staff, of FE,�;lvadill Sec
ondary Schoo,l, Winghani
D.J. Cochrane•,:director Of educ
ation made a report with'regard
IArmed Forces in Germany., At a
previous meeting.of the.:Board,
they had requestedan extension of
leave ;
• He said that Mr. •A,ilason had con•
tacted him 'by telephone ;shortly
after the' last Board' meeting, and
had expressed an.unwillin gness.,ta •
return.to Huron,County following
expiration of.the extension, ifs•
granted , as he had plans, to go: to
Australia fot a few, years,. •.
The Board approved action that .
Mr., Allasonybe advised that under: •
these circumstances, his leave of
absence will not be extended
beyond this:year. but that they • •
Would b'e,considered Jot • •
employment as teachers by Huron
County. Board of Education if .they
did return to this county However,
their salary and••deductions, etc:, ' .•
have ce,ased'since their leave; has
expired. • •
After some,dis'cussion, the. Board
decided 'against, taking out a sustain.
to' Mr and.:Mrs..J.•W.• All:ason; ing • membership in the Ontario
formerly Of Luckhow ,,;now, serving ; Education Research' Council at .a;
' Margaret Sproule,.., „ asteachers with the Canadian • . 1:cost of. $500, •• . •
ATURIN(
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on structure financing. t e organ- ,
ization may he, the biggest obstacle are,
Agreement was hard to reach on
whether a voluntary checkoff on
produce or a voluntary member';'.
;hip should be used as the basic
Means of financing. One• thing'
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