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top" to a glorious victory for Cornwall. Cornwall in sport has been placed on the
map largely because of his efforts.
Mr. Graveley has always taken an active interest in politics, Federal, Provincial
and Municipal, his independence allowing him free action. He is never on the
fence politically. He always has a candidate and fights for him. His judgment
and influence in matters political are given serious consideration and are known
to have considerable weight.
His executive ability has been recognized generally, and this has been rewarded
by his repeated election to the directorate of the Cornwall Agricultural Society.
This year he is President of that organization. Outside of his regular business
he has held many positions of importance in Cornwall, being bailiff,
health officer, county constable and an auctioneer of repute. Mr. Graveley runs a billiard
academy in connection with his tobacco business.
Mr. Graveley is of Scotch extraction. He is married and the father of one
daughter.
PASTURIZED WHEY
The names of the factories on the Cornwall Cheese and Butter Board that
pasturize whey are: North Branch, Burn Brae, McGillivray's Bridge, Cornwall
Gems, Island, Moulinette, Glen, Black River, Mays Fancy, White Rose, Summerstown
Station, Farmers Choice, Lilly White and Kings Road. The names of the
factories making whey butter from cream are Black River and Sweet Briar.
These four factories have whey skimming plants: Moulinette, Farmers Lee,
McMillans Corners, and Strathmore. Names of factories making butter spring
and fall are Burn Brae, River Bank and Sweet Briar.
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