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Culross Mutual Reports One Of Most
Successful Years In Company History
iry Carter of Lucknow
from University Hos-
on last Saturday,
vas a patient for two
J. Thorn is a patient -
a and District -Hospital.
mined last 'Saturday'.
Mrs, J. C.. Drennan of
compariied by his par-
nd Mrs. Wilfred. Dren-,
now were among the
hers who visited the
Milbrook Funeral
'ednesday at Port Credit
ate Rev . Joseph ,Stew -
ing for burial on .Thurs-
nry 28th.
Mrs. Ernie "Twink"
Loreburn, Saskatchew
)ver the week end with
rs.. Lloyd Hall and Mr.
rmstrong Wilson and
Is in the community.
east for the Curling
,ondon. Twirik was
Western Canada hockey
) played in the Sepoy
iber of years ago.
Bob Thompson'of Windsor under-
went surgery for a hernia on Wed-
nesday of last week.
Mrs. Jake 'Hunter of Lucknow is
a patient in Wingham and District
Hospital,
Mrs. Francis Gemmell, of Rip-
ley, a member of the Consumers
Committee of the Ontario Food
Council, attended the regular
meeting at the. Board rooms 'of the
Ontario Ministry of Agriculture
and Foods in Toronto last week.
The Lucknow Women's Institute
will meet in the Assembly Room
of the Town Hall on Tuesday,
March 12th at 1.15 p.m. Everyone
welcome.
WANTADS
Pack
Power
The 101st annual report of the
Culross Mutual Fire Insurance. Co.
showed one of the. most successful
years in the history of the comp- . any.
Net profit for the year was
$56,870 with an unusually low net
claims of $5012 for the year. In-
surance coverage was increased
during the year by $4,183,65,8
making 'a total coverage of
$23 ,25 2,319 in effect.
The retiring directors were ,
Liberal Party
Elect Officers
Ronald 0Swald of El derslie
Township will succeed Duncan
McCallum of Hanover as presid,
,ent of the Bruce Federal Liberal
Association.
Mrs. Shirley MacLennan of Kin-
cardine and Howard Wilson of
Derby Township are vice-presid-
ents. ,
Secretary is Miss Jessie
MacLean of Kincardine and the
treasurer , Eldon Yundt of Walker-
ton.
Carl Elphick of Cargill and Leo
Murray of Kinloss. Leo had filled
the unexpired term of the late
Ross McRae of Culross for part of
a year. Mr. Elphick was re-elect-
ed, for a 3-year term and Leo Mur-
ray declined the nomination. His
position was filled by his brother
Gerald Murray who was elected
for a 3-year term- as, director.
Other directors are Farish Mof-
fat 'of Wingham, Currie Moffat
of Culross, Gordon Stobo'of Tees-
water and Gordon Wall Ing-
ham.,
Agents ate. Harold Fair , R. 4
.Kincardine; Alan McRae of Cul-
ross and Ronald-Lamont of Tees-
water, also company secretary-
treasurer.
Following the annual meeting
Farish Moffat was re-elected for
his second year as president of the ,•
company with /Currie Moffat re-
named vice president.
W.I. Officers
Plan For Rally
The executive of the Bruce
County Rally. Women's Institute
met at the home of the secretary-
treasurer, Mrs. Ken McKinnon of
1Port Elgin with "9 present.
The chairman, Mrs. Harry,Kenn•
•edy of Bruce Centre district was
'in charge of the meeting.
The afternoon was spent in mak-
ing plans for the program 'for the
'Rally which is to be' held in Wiart-
.on on Thursday , October 17th with
Bruce North district as hostess, .
Bruce Centre district is to be
responsible for the nominating
-.tommittee. ofP •
;DAY, MARCH 6th, 1974
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