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MN III NM OBITUARY
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MRS, J, 11, V ARDY •
Funeral services for the
late Mrs. J.H.Vardy were held"
in Port Dover United Church
On Senday. Mrs. Vardy, the
wife of a former minister of
Egmondville United church,
died in Simone Hospital
following a long illness. She,
is-survived by her husband and
two sons, George, of Toronto
and Robert, at home. - •
Mr. and Mrs. Vardy left
Seaforth for Port Dover five
Years ago where Mr. Vardy
has served as minister of the
Port Meter United Church.
AN
ACRE
. . . No e aren't showing
a whe a of bulls, but
we e showi the bulls
at keep our are of build-
ings busy . . . at
,UNITED BREEDERS
inc.
OPEN HOUSE
November 17 - 22, 24 - 29.
HURON COUNTY DAY
IS NOVEMBER 24th
Come,in and see the lat-
. est hi housing, process-
ing, storage etc. You'll find
us three miles north of
Guelph oh 144 No. 6.
reederd iljci
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someone
(years younger than you)
has been dropping
Christmas ,hints that have you
- cotifused, take heart.
You'll find":arbie's Friend, Fa. "
and "Ti Busy Builder Set,
with lizgl Man and
"Matt Mason'and the XRG-1
Re-Eniry Glider" at these
Mattel Christmas Rol Centre
dealers:
STED MAN'S
MAIN STREET, SEAF:ORTII!
Just look for this sign on their toy-display windows.
GFun ntre
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7
Gordon L. li ill, 43, 'of
Varna in Huron County, is the
now President of the Ontario
Federation of Agriculture.The
election took place during the
OFA's annual convention in
Toronto rist week.
Thp theme of the three-
day affair was 'Road to the
‘70's,.. ..Drive or Be Driven'.
• The two new vice-presi-
dents of the OFA are Frank
Wall of Poi Burwell in Elgin
County and gth Matthie of
Algonquin in Gr•enville County.
TI:: remaining new mem-
bers of the executive include
Bruce Taylor from Enniskillen
in Durham County, Malcolm
Davidson from arucefleld and
Delder Bennett from Forres-
ter's Falls in Renfrew County.
Mr. Hill succeeds Charles
G, Munro 'of Embre as OFA
President. Mr. Mbnro con-
tinues as President .of the,
Canadian Federation of Agri-
culture afid as a Vice-Presi-
dent of the International Feder,
ailon of Agricultural Produc-
ers. He is the second-man
in the history of theFederation
to gain three consecutive one-
year .terms as OFA leader.
The new OFA President
a hog' and cash-crop producer,
farms in partnership with his
married son: Together they
manage about-700 acres of
white beans and barley, although
the bulk of their operation in-
volves hogs.
. Mr. Hill has been active
in farm organizations for about,
15 years, starting with the-Huron
of a
pe
grams.
Resolutions for the annual
convention concerned such to-
pics as pesticide Control, es-
tate taxes, sale of farms for
taxes, sales tax, definition of
a Producer,. and the humane
treatment of animals.
The main banqueOspeaker
at the annual dinner 'was the
retiring OFA President. Mr.
Munro told his audience that
'the idea of bringing farmers
together in Ontario is a worthy
goal to be pursued '•
• He went on to stress that
'the breaking off into small,
ineffective groups must be dis-
couraged'.
Hon. William A. Stewart,
Ontario's Mle titer of Agricul-
ture and Food, introduced Mr.
Munro to a receptive audience.
Mr.' Munro received a rousing
standing ovation prior to his
detailed and emotional speech.
In introducing the speaker,
Mr, Stewart commented that
'farmers, looking for their own
goals and wcrking towards
their own destiny, surely put
demc"racy in action'.
Ontario New Dernocrati4 Party.
In closing his last address
as Federation leader,M.r.Man-
TO warned that 'agriculture, as
The guest speaker on the
day of the executive elections„
Sister Thomas Iv1-.,re 'of Holy
Family College in Manitowoc,
Wisconsin, left her audience
laughing and thinking. During
her -address she challerigedOn-
tario farmers to re-open the
'Challenge of Abundance', au-
thored by the Special Commit-
. tee on Farm Income, and re-
condider some of its ,ideas.
She alsotated that far-
mers will get together some
day; either by their own of-
forts or efforts of the govern-
ment, or because they all be-
come employees of corpora,
tions.
'People are the problem
In agriculture, not the pro-
duct', she emphasized.
Sister Thomas More re-
peatedly- asked her audience
to consider whether 'peaceful
co-existence is possiWe in ag-
riculture'.
She closed her speech with
a list of further challenges
for her audience and farmers
as a whole. 'Make an honest
yl •
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- Mrs. it,k110 speolActot week visiting wit ''
6,44" Mann' of
Goderich. ;
Sunday visitors with Mrs,
Ella Jewitt• and boys were Mr.
and Mrs. John Jewitt, Carol •
Anne, Judy, Danny and Billy—. and-Mr. and VD's, Dennis Jewitt,
Kathy and David of Clinton.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Sanders
and Jennifer of Brussels -were
Sunday visitors with Mr. and,
.,Mrs. John Wammes and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Webb,
Sally, Darlene and Joy of Lon..
don, visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Preszcator
Linda, Dianne and Nancy.
Mr. and WS. Harvey Snell
and Shane of Blyth,, were Sun.
day visitors.with Mr: and4Mit:'
Bill Dale and Cheryl,
Mr. and 'firs, Archer Bald-
win of Omernee spent the week-
end with Mrs. W. L. Whyte,
Tom and Bill.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Buchan-
an add family visited on Sunday
with Mr. and Vivi. Aylmer Hart
and girls of Brussels,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Riley
visited on •Sunday evening with
` Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Ellwood
of Clinton. . '
Mrs. Don Buchanan is at-
tending a school in Toronto •
this week fer -4-H Clubleaders.°
Mr, Joe Van Bommel of
Delaware, Miss Josephine Bos
of London visited on Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Marris Bose
and Steven.
4HE NURQN exeosITOR, ImeNfoRrie otoi, Om (14.9
;Gordon NW
it
aroect to Rpm" ..0.01:000
FederOtioti 'of Agritulture
More
Police
Patrols
BY Richmond Atkey 1, A situation said to ears in
the vicinity of Central Hut n
was dealt with at a meeting
Huron County Board of Educ-
ation in the school last week.
The Board decided to petition
the Council Of the Towp of Clinton:
Huron Secondary School and
Clinton Public School by means
of continuous police patrols be-
tween the hours of .11.30 a.m,
and L30 p.m. on all school days;
and (b) to take immediate action
to, provide a sidewalk on the
north side of Princess Street
between Raglan and William Stre-
ets,
D.J.Cochrane, director- of
education„-Pointed out that at
a meeting With Clinton -officials
on October 16, it was generally
acknowledged that drivers of cars
on the streets adjacent to the
school at noon were, in the main,
not school students but "gener-
ally, youths who ,had ceased at-
tendance at school andavere using
their noon hour to 'show Off' in an
attempt to impress their
friends." !
Short "banquet addresses confrontation; listen with an
were also delivered by Rubert • opep mind; study alternatives;
Nixon, Liberal Leader ,of. the , make the best choice available;
Ontario Opposition, and Donald and then challenge those who
C. MacDonald, Leader, of the lead you', she said.
Tne last day of the-con-
vention saw further discussion
on resolutions brought forth
by OFA executive and various
a whole must be saved from counties. There were nine
further ravages brought- on by 'resolutidns in all to' be dealt
numerous setbacks from gov- with.
ernment, corporations anC1
County. Local of the Ontario power-hungry individuals',
Farmers' Union. lietyas Presi- '
dent 'of the OFU. fr*-1 1957 to
196Q, and then PrDvincial Se-
cretary for one year.
'In 1962 the father of. three
joined the Farm Products Mar-
keting Boand for a three-year
term, He has a`so served on
the- Ontario Bean Producers'
Marketing Board for two years.
Interest in agriculture as
a whole has taken Mr. Hill
to workwith the Advistory Com-
mittee to the Price Stabiliza-
tion Beard and the Agricultur-
al Inquiry Committee into in-
termarketifig Products. Most
recently, he helped author the
report of the Special Commit-
tee on Farm Incoina. •
Following his election, Mt.
-Hill stated that definite pro-
gress in the future will 're-
quire a group effort on behalf
of aiWogether'.
44),x.49,40,0511,401,9" 1491.101,..9n Pz
ven on ciiiVjd Ontario Go-v- fOr.pedestrian students am other
eminent Ministers, Ontariopo— persons in the vicinity of Central,
litical party leaders, a nun
from, the United States who
Warned that she intended" -to
-'sock it to yeti' in her ad.
dress, and individual farmers
'from across the province. Al-
Most .500 people crowded the
convention room s for the pro-
Noinination papers must be filed with
the Clerk before 2:00 o'clock on the same day
-after which a pUblic meeting will be held to
discuss questions of interest to the Municipali-
ty. •
TAKE NOTICE •that a meeting of the•
ratepayers of the. Township• of Hullett will
be held in the Community Hall, Londesboto,
on
FRIDAY, NOV. 21st
at the hour of 1:00 o'clock p.m., for the pur-
Jose of nominating fit and proper persons to
be elected as Reeve, Four Councillors for the
Year 1970.- - _ •
If there are. more Nominees-than are
required to fill the above mentioned offices,
an Election will be held on Monday, Deeem-
ber 1,- 1969. '
NOMINATION
NOTICE
TOWNSHIP OF HULLETT
CLARE VINCENT,
'• Clerk-Treasurer \A -
Box 293, Londesboro, Ontari$