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PAGE 24. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1985.
Cranbrook News
United Church plans concert
BY MRS. MAC ENGEL
The Sunday School of Knox
Church is having a' Christmas
concert on Sunday, December 8 in
the church. You are welcome to
come and enjoy their program.
Miss Nancy Jean Craig, Toronto
spent a weekend with Jack and
Mrs. Conley, and relatives in the
area.
"I he Huron-Bruce New Demo-
cratic Party held its annual general
meeting at the Boy Scout Hall in
Kincardine last month. David
Ramsay, MPP from Temiskaming,
farmer and NDP agriculture critic,
spoke on the problems facing
farmers and the need for long-term
solutions which deal with farm
prices and commodity supplies.
"Bandaid solutions won't solve
the problems though they may buy
some time," said Mr. Ramsay.
Following Mr. Ramsay's
speech, a lively discussion devel-
oped on the topics of supply
management and farm aid. Con-
cerns were expressed that farmers
whose only income came from their
farms were at greater risk than
those who had secure off-farm
jobs.
While the members present said
they recognized that financial
pressures have forced many farm-
ers to take off-farm jobs, there was
a feeling that a farm ought to be
able to provide a living for the
family upon it.
After considerable debate, the
riding association passed the
following motion: "The Huron-
Bruce NDP, along with the NDP
agriculture critic, David Ramsay.
Mr. and Mrs. Angus Starr,
Alliston, visited on the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Don Cotton.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Smith and
family were in Harriston on
Thursday, Nov. 28 for the 90th
birthday of Beryl's mother, Mrs.
Dad swell.
Eleven tables played on Friday
continue to explore ways to ensure
the support which agriculture
receives from government benefits
family farms whose labor is
primarily invested in the farm."
night at the first euchre of the
season for the Canadian Order of
Foresters.
High scorers were Marguerite
Beirnes, Jim Minielly; low, Jean
Conley, Jack Conley; lucky num-
bers. Ruth Martin, Morris Honey-
ford, Eleanor Stevenson; score
cards, Helen Alexander, Joe Mar-
tin, Bill Craig, Linda Minielly;
lucky table, Earl and Lenora Mills
and Bill and Margeurite Beirnes.
The Forester's are not having
another euchre until later in
January, 1986.
The Hall Board will have a
euchre on Friday evening Dec. 6 in
the Community Centre.
NDP looks at agriculture
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The family of Jack and Jean Conley would like to invite
relatives, friends and neighbours to their parents' 50th
Wedding Anniversary in Brussels, Morris and Grey
Community Centre on Saturday, December 14, 1985 at 8
p.m. Your presence will be a treasured gift.
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