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THE OSHAWA TIMES, 'ednesday, Mey 24, 1967 JOHN F. RILEY Riley Named To New Post The appointment of John F. Riley as general superintendent of the GM plant at Ste - Therese- Quest, has been announced by E. N. Weldon, plant manager. Mr. Riley succeeds D. C. Low recently transferred to Oshawa as general superintendent, pas- senger body assembly oper- ations. He will be responsible for the co-ordination and planning of all production activities at the Ste. Therese plant. Mr. Riley had 28 years exper- fence with GM at Oshawa, 10 Of these as superintendent in charge of truck body assembly operations. He lives in Rose- mere, is married with one son, also an employee of General Motors. Realtors Open Campaign Here A campaign for funds for the Canadian Real Estate Boards' Foundation was started at a gen- eral membership meeting of the Oshawa \and District Real Es- tte Board. The Foundation is the Cen- tennial Project of the Canadian Association of Real Estate Boards and the Ontario Fund is the first provincial fund under the Foundation.. Since it's inception, the On- tario Fund has donated $25,000 for the establishment of a real estatg library at York Univer- sity, Toronto, and further funds are pledged to encourage the un- der - graduate and graduate rograms, research, and deve- lopment of specialized courses in real estate at York Univer- sity. F. Norman MacFarlane, first the Canadian Real Estate Bo- ards Foundation, started the campaign among the local real- tors, and outlined the progress fm real estate education in the past 35 years at their recent meeting. DURHAM COUNTY FARM CALENDAR May 25, 7:30 p.m.--Fanm of Roy McHolm, Welcome, Hope ¢H Calf Club 'May 27 -- Annual Alumni Meeting, Kemptville Agricul- tural School, Kemptville May 27 -- Graduation, Kempt- ville Agricultural School, Kemptville May 27 -- Millbrook Fair May 28 -- Charlois Breeders enic 12:00 noon -- Hays Sales ena May 29, 8 p.m. -- Poultry Club Meeting, Department of Agriculture and Food, 14 Frank Street, Bowmanville June 1, 10 a.m. -- Dairy Cattle Day, Western Ontario Agricul- tural School, Ridgetown, On- tario. June 3 -- Charles McGregor, Farm Management Extension Specialist will be in Durham County. For appointment con- tact Agricultural Office at 623- 3348 Bowmanville. June 3 -- Central Ontario Shorthorn Clubs, ist Annual Sale, Massey Ferguson Farms, Milliken. June 5 to 9 -- Annual Depart- ent of Agriculture and Food xtension Branch Personal Con- ference, Kemptville Agricultural! School and Macdonald College - June 10, 1:30 p.m. -- Ontario Honey Producers Co-operative = house at new location. 2 iden Gate Court Scarboro -- Golden Gate Court is just off Bumley Road, south of 401 and north of Elismere Avenue " June 13 -- Charles McGregor in county as listed above ,. June 14 -- Quinte Forage Day, Farm of Don Martin, Tweed , June 17, 5:30 p.m. -- Durham County Hog Producers -- Pork Barbeque. For further informa- tion contact a member of Dur- ham County Hog Producers "Assoc. June 20, 8 p.m. -- Durham 4H Tractor Maintenance Club 'meeting. June 26 -- Tobacco specialists in the area. Tobacco growers ,wishing to contact the specialist call 623-3348 before 10 a.m. June 26. NOT WANTED HERE THETFORD, England (CP)-- Citizens of this Norfolk com- munity complained when a brewery planned to cog new 'pub. 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