HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1970-06-18, Page 13A Revolutionary New
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Character is like the foundation to a house.
is below the surface.
Mr. and Mrs. Harm Thalen
cordially invite you to attend
AN OPEN HOUSE
to celebrate the
corripletion of their
NEW CAGE
LAYER HOUSE.
Tuesday, June 23
FRQM 3.00 p.m TO 9.00 p.m.
Concession 8, Lot 3, Morris Township
1 Mile North of Blyth
ON PARADE WITH THE QUEEN — One of the feature attractions at Friday's Hensall Spring Fair was the
appearance of Ontario's Queen of the Furrow. Mrs. Eva Young of Cayuga is shown above riding in the
parade with Huron County Plowmen's Association president Maurice Love and Fair president John
Corbett. T-A photo
Huron farmers in favour
Reject wheat levy increase
By MISS JEAN COPELAND
The annual Sunday School
picnic was held in Riverview Park,
Exeter, Saturday, with a good
crowd in attendance. Following
dinner games were played and
races run. The following were
winners: races to four years,
Patricia Cowdrey, Steven
Thomson; five to six years,
Sandra Jannson and Steven
Spence; seven to eight, Bobby
Cowdrey, Brian Witteveen; girls
9.11, Anna Hannaberry, Pamela
Rodd; boys 9.11, Brian
Thomson, David Spence; boys
12.14, Paul Parkinson and
Vernon Thomson; ladies 15 and
over, Cathy Thacker, Linda
Thacker; men 15 and over, Don
Brine, Marvin liartwick;
Kick the slipper, ladies, Janet
Parkinson; men, Glenn Copeland;
three legged race, Carl Langford
and David Strahan, Brian
Thomson and Calvin Rodd; ladies
shoe in pile, Mrs. Fred Parkinson
and Margaret and Mrs. John Rodd
and Calvin; pin the patch on
pants, Mr. and Mrs. Don Brine,
Several relays were played and
Spring show
— Continued from page 12
won first in the Jr. Flag and the
Pony Race.
Nancy Swartz placed first in
Jr. Equitation with horses and
third in the Western Pleasure with
Tom Baker of London first;
Bruce Hicks, second and Tim
Mock fourth.
Ron Swartz and George Beer
donated the Senior High Point
Trophy won by Barry Mousseau
with Rebel Joe and brother Brad
came in a close second on Honey
Dew.
Other local contestants to win
were Jim Rundle, Allan Parsons,
David Kinsman, Scott Smith,
Kathy Read, Trudy Johns and
Wayne Preszcator.
a ball game enjoyed followed by
supper,
PERSONALS.
Mr. & Mrs, Norris Webb, Julie,
Lorie and Michael, Mr. & Mrs,
Gerald Brintnell, Mr. & Mrs.
Lloyd Jaques, Miss Jean
Copeland, Mr. & Mrs. Ira
McCurdy and Mr, Jim Gartenburg
were guests at the
Webb-Mosienko wedding in St.
Andrews Presbyterian '.Church,
Petrolia, Saturday,
Mr, & Mrs, George
Hodgkinson of Buffalo and June
King of London were weekend
guests with Rev, & Mrs. John C.
King.
Mr. & Mrs, Wm, Crago,
Linda and Nancy of Pembroke
spent the weekend with Mr. &
Mrs. Norris Webb and family.
All ages participate
Woodham SS enjoys .picnic
Mr, & Mrs, George Wheeler and Mr. & Mrs. John ROO,
Pamela and '.Calvin were Sunday
guests with Mr. & Mrs. Murray
Cibson of Bryanston,
Mr,& Mrs, Glenn Lambert of
Davison, Mich, visited with Mrs.
Mary Jaques during the weekend,
W. & Mrs. Alex Gartenburg
visited, Sunday, with Peter and
Karen at C.P,B. Borden,
Caroline Giesbrecht of
Vineland .and Jim Gartenburg of
.Toronto spent the weekend with
Mr. & Mrs, Peter Gartenburg:
Mrs. Alex Oartenburg visited
with Mrs, Ray Mills of St, Marys,
Sunday afternoon,
Mr: & Mrs. John Tomlinson
visited with Miss Ada Hopkin at
the Walsh Nursing Home,
Sunday.
June 18, 1970 „PO 10, 13
Walka thon
Sat., July 11 —10:00 a.m.
To Raise Money For
The Missing Piece Coffee House
GRAND BEND
Groups leave Exeter, Zurich,
Parkhill at 10:00 a.m. and
converge on Grand Bend
The Coffee House Will Be Open
and Walkathon Forms can be picked up after
June 24 .
Co-ordinator
ARNOLD GINGRICH
London 439-2915
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announcement of the results was
made by the Ontario Farm
Products Marketing Board.
In Huron County only 43
farmers went to the polls with 26
votes in favor of the increase and.
17 against. Middlesex County
Wheat Producers also voted in
favor by a score of 28 to 10.
Only 13 Perth County farmers
signed the ballots rejecting the
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Ontario winter wheat
producers have rejected a
proposal that the Stabilization
Levy Deduction on their crop be
increased from the present 10%
of the negotiated minimum price
to 17%. Balloting was conducted
at special meetings of wheat
producers in each county where
wheat is grown.
These meetings were held
during the past two weeks,
following individual notices being
mailed to each of the
approximately 20,000 eligible
producers in the province. In a
light turn-out, the proposition
was rejected, with 526 producers
voting against the increased levy,
and 513 producers favoring the
suggestion. A total of 1 039
growers marked ballots.
The Stabilization Levy is used
by the Ontario Wheat Producers
Marketing Board to dispose of
surplus stocks of wheat that
threaten the market. The
By MRS. M. H. ELSTON
A group of Western University
students gathered at the home of
David Elston Saturday evening
and enjoyed a wiener roast on the
lawn of his parents.
Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Simpson of
St. Marys spent the weekend with
the latter's mother, Mrs. George
McFalls.
Mr. & Mrs. Allan Elston, Mrs.
John McAllister and Mrs. Mervin
Elston had tea with Mrs. Neil
McAllister Saturday afternoon.
Mr. & Mrs. Chas. Atkinson
were supper guests of Mr. & Mrs.
Bob Eagleson of Ailsa Craig,
Sunday.
Mr. & Mrs. Sam Skinner and
family attended the anniversary
service, Sunday, of Zion United
Church and were dinner guests of
Mr. & Mrs. Bob Hem following
the service.
Mrs. Wm Warren of Toronto
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daughter and son-in-law, Mr. &
Mrs. Melville Buswell.
Monday evening, & Mrs.
Allan Elston were guests at a
banquet for the parents of the
graduating class of St.
Thomas-Elgin General Hospital,
their daughter, Sheila, being one
of the graduates.
proposal nine to four. Kent
County had the biggest turnout
with the count being 179-94
against the proposed increase.
The second largest voting took
place in Lambton with 166
producers voting in favor with 77
opposing. Hastings was the only
county in the province that failed
to have at least one wheat
producer voting.
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