Clinton News-Record, 1969-09-18, Page 19LARRYJ. KELLY
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end ARDA program
o aid farm enlargement
SummerhIll = ladies meet .
The Hon, William A,. Stewart,
OntariO. Minister' of Agriculture
and Food, and the Hon, Jean'
Marchand, Federal Minister of
Regional Economic
jointly announce an extension of
the Ontario Farm Enlargement.
and Consolidation Program.. This
program was initiated in MO
under the federal-provincial
Rural Development Agreement
(ARDA), and - its acceptance by
Ontario farmers has resulted in
one of the largest agriculture
Adjustment programs ever
nndertaken in Canada.
The purpose of the farm
enlargement program is to
enable the small farm to enlarge
to a size that will produce .a
satisfactory income to the
operator. To date approximately
1,000 Ontario farmers have
enlarged (heir operations with
ARDA assistance. There is a
two-fold effect since the same
number of individuals have been
assisted out of agriculture
through purchase of their
properties for enlargement
purposes.
Experience has indicated that
the scope of the enlargement
The Blyth Agricultural
Society's 5th annual horse show
Saturday night attracted 500
spectators at the arena.
Donald Young, secretary of
the society, said attendance was
down slightly from last year. He
said saddle class entries
predominated, 20 compared to
10 in the light and heavy horse
classes. -
In the feature event, Roy
Beuerman of Monkton won the
musical chairs and wiener race.
Douglas Ward of Monkton won
the pickup race. Winners in the
western saddle classes were Ross
Lenhardt of Bornholm and
Margaret Shobbrook of Blyth,
program should be broadened to
encompass more disadvantaged
rural people. In. the new program.
announced today, the pnority.
will continue tq focus on farin
.emorgorpopt through purchase,
and consolidation of •farnrtinits,
A Secondary priority, however,
will involve the purchase of
occupied uneconomic units
where the farmer wishes to.
relocate .his farming operations,
or retrain for employment in
Another area,
A third priority will provide
for purchase of farms on
submarginal land and transfer of
the land to other uses such as
forestry or recreation. A final
priority is the purchase of
uneconomic farm units from
operator§ fifty-five years of age
and over, who have been unable
to sell their properties. These
units will be consolidated and
made available for future
agricultural development.
The estimated cost of the new
program announced today is
$12,000,000 over a two-year
period. The costs will be shared
equally by the Provincial and
Federal Governments.
In the Palomino class, Miss
Shobbrook and Keith Moffatt of
Bluevale were the winners.
Winners in the pony classes
and races were Murray Edgar of
Belgrave, Theresa Dale of
Clinton and John Koskamp of
Blyth.
In the four horse heavy hitch,
Eugene McLeod of Kincardine
won over four other entries. In
other heavy horse classes, top
winners were Andrew Catto of
Port Elgin, Oliver Bannerman of
Monkton, Russell Teeple and
George Greg, both of Paisley.
Melvin Randall of Glanworth
was winner in the under 44 inch
pony class.
Larry. J. Kelly, medical
officer at Canadian Forces Base
Clinton, has been promoted to
the rank of captain. Posted to
CFB Clinton on July 15, he and
his wife, the former Jeanne
Litke of Kitchener, now live in
Adastral Park. They have a
six-month-old son, Sean Michael.
Captain Kelly is a native of
Kitchener and enlisted in the
armed forces in September
1965, He attended the
University of Western Ontario,
graduating in 1968 with his
medical degree. He served his
internship at St. Joseph's
Hospital, Victoria, B.C., prior to
his posting to Clinton. His
parents, Mr. and Mrs. James
Kelly, live at 37 Jack Ave.,
Kitchener,
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The September meeting of the
Siiiirlinerhill Ladies Club was
held at the home of Ida Wright.
Lorna Ellis opened the
Meeting with a quiz followed'by
prayer-
Fourteen members answered
the roll call by taking the first
initial of their name and naming
a city and telling what it was
noted for.
Thank you notes came from
Joanne Salverda and Lorna Ellis.
Everyone was in, favor of
having secret travelling parties
again this year, with Marion
Snell and Vera Gibbings in
charge.
Edith Wright conducted an
advertisement quiz won by
Donna Oibbings,
Ida Wright gave a reading
called "Passing of the Each
House."
Margaret Wright gave a
reading called "Tile WO."
The October meeting is to be
held at Marianne Colclough's.
The roll call is to be "a
hallowe'en prank done in
younger days."
Those on program are Mrs.
Lucy Ellis, Lorna Ellis and Mrs.
Viola Farqhuar,
Lunch: Margaret Ball, Edith
Wright and Ida Wright,
Slate elected
14 441 yids
The first meeting of the
Clinton District IV 4-H girls"
homemaking club was held at
the borne of Mrs. Janet
McOlincheY last Week.
Deb Gibbings was cleated
president; June Falconer, vice
president and Elaine Carter,
secretary.
The group embarked on its
fall embroidery project by
learning to measure and cut
full-scale patterns out of paper.
The members will record their
progress in yellow-covered books
with navy blue embroidered
letters-
Blyth's 5th annual horse show
attracts 500 spectators to arena
18 Albert Street
Clinton
Phone 4824521
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