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coop manager is named to district post by uco progress under the united cij- oncniuvcs or ontario ban ner was the thome on tiurs doy whan rly 415 attend ed the first annual meeting of the hallon branch of uco the election of branch council iors a financial report an ad dress from guest speaker bob wright of uco and the presen tation of awards and pins high lighted the four hour meeting in stewarttown hall it was the 51st meeting of the branch and the first annual meeting since its merger with uco in march of 1968 hhe guest speaker an emplo- at a councillors meeting im jee of u c 0 for the past nine mediately following the annual years outlined the impact cau sed by the rsh of recent mcrg crs in 19s6 23 branches joined united coop and another one was founded bringing the total branch membership in the pro vince to 40 the question we are asked most often is how are the mergers going really it s too early to tell its only two years since they first began the thing i try to tell people is ask us in three or four or five years then we 11 be able to give you a better answer the speaker noted meeting denney charlos was elected president for a second year and v j lawrence was renamed as secretary halton co op manager char lie harris has been appointed district operations officer for district 4 it was announced mr hams will assume his new duties for uco as soon as a replacement is named for hal ton in his report to the meet ing mr harris pointed out the new farmstead mechanical ser vices arernow available to mom bers in the halton trading atea the service is provided by the guelph branch of u c 0 mr and mrs george pellet terio gac a summary of the highlight of the uco annual meeting in toronto and show cd slidos of the meeting bob winch of uco presen ted a balance sheet for the uco s year of operation it showed gross sales of 118 5 million dollars up 14 million dollars over 1965 pins were presented by f w hamilton vice president of uco to the 1965 directors t d charles v j la wren c 6 sam harrop john mcnab lloyd may russell hurren r d graham spencer wilson don cleave and georfie pellet terio th uest apoaker wa intro duced by sam harrop and than ked by it d graham don cleave thanked the ashgrove ladies for an excellent ban quel mr mcfnery wai pnn ist for a singsong session led by bill mahon awards were presented by russell hurrpn to holstcin class winner william j bennett by lloyd may to the jersey class winner lrncst m dav les by john mcnabb to the guernsey class winner mel mc cullough and son and to the ayrshire class winner- clark bros by spencer wilson ten councillors were elected five for two year terms those elected for two year terms were sam harrop v j lawrence russell hurren george pellet terio and john mcnabb those elected for iinc year terms were r d graham lloyd may mac alexander don cleavo and denney charles in future one half of the council will be elected cicry two years for a two year term spencer wilson norval who served on the board of qirec tor for 19 years declined when his name was nominated i d like to give some others a chance he said an election also took place for delegates to the united co operatives of ontario annual meeting those elected as dele gates include sam harrop geor go pclletteno russell hurren denney charles r d graham and v j lawrence alternate delegates arc jack mcdonald bill mahon don cleave mac harvey aldwell was glen williams farmer a former resident of this dis trict harvey aldwell 78 died suddenly on january 19 at halton centennial manor mil ton mr aldwell was born in the clarkson district with his bro ther charles he farmed at munn sl corners on dundas st s west of postvillc he later bought a farm at rr 1 glen williams where he fanned for twenty years he lived on ew ing st georgetown for a year before moving back to qak ville where he spent the bal ance of his life in construction work he had been in failing health for the past four years and m december moved to milton to make his home at the manor he leaves his wife in oak ille three sons thomas of limchousc raymond earl and a daughter mrs thelma bart lelt of oakville rev j a terry of st john s united church officiated at the funeral service at the russell itinera home oakville and in tcrment was in springcreek cemetery clarkson alexander mel mccullough and an appointee from the junior i armers organization both elections were conducted by halton s assistant agricultur al representative geoff taylor denney charles was etected president of ihe halton branch of united cooperatives of ontario at the branch annual meeting in stewartfovvhnall on thursday v j lawrence was named secretary newly elected branch councillors in the photo from left to right sealed are mr lawrence mr charles vice president sam hawop and charles hams branch manager standing are councillors george pelletter o john mcnabb lloyd may don cleave russell hurren and r d graham l m brown od optometrist bl 35 mill street georgetown just off ma n street phone 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the town of georgetown from midnight to 7 am rom december 1st to march 15 byordar oy haley chief coratabi national officials attend annual ymywca meeting hie georgetown and district ymca ywca fifth annual mee ting held january 25 was well attnded by its directors mem bers and outoftown guests donald parker first ent of thq georgetown prcsid y was present a was major andj mrs joseph gibbons outof town guests included brampton y executive director eric earoon and his wife brampton y president mr honc and bis wife harold brown from national council of the ymc in toronto and his wife and mrs dyck from sudbury who represented the national ywca board a roast beef dinner was en joyed by all after which mrs dyck poke on how a ywca group cbmes into being backlog of cases before supreme court when the supreme court as ires began january 0 mr jus tice donald horahd presiding supreme court justice had to deal with three lengthy enmin i al cases including an indict ment for capital murder six ci il cases requiring juries and 23 other non jury cases most lawyers and juries ag ree that this backlog of cases is nothing new througout on j tano and that this year is noi exception admitting that the situation exists crown attorney p k mcwilhams said that perhaps the appointment of more sup reme court justices would be a partial solution j but he added the courts get by in england with not too many more justices than we have here he said that the backlog of cases did not present the same problem in ontario s county courts as in the supreme courts recently halton judge alan b spraguc said that only time will tell whethct impact of the new legal aid act set for april will make this ty situation worse the first case on the crowded supreme coust docket saw an all me jur hear evidence for six days before deciding unanimously that a burlington man was guiltv of non capital murder as charged the jury was confined for the entire period of time khool bus iranspotlcdtiicrn lo temporary quarters 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