The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1971-11-25, Page 15WINS HAY CROWN — The White Farm equipment trophy, emblematic of the world hay championship,
was won by Russell Dallas of Brucefield, who topped 59 other entries. Mr. and Mrs. Dallas receive the
trophy from P.M. Soubry, (right) vice-president of White Farm Equipment. Mr. Dallas also won the
championship in 1963 and 1969 at the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair.
Bride honored at Centralia,
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rt Hill says farmers
„awkward cusses'
tributed a pair of goals While
singles were provided by George
Tryon, Jim Thompson, and Phil
Conlin.
The Lieury goals were notched
in single fashion by John
Bridgett, Paul Hodgins, Sonny
Slater, John Butterfield, Pat.!
Glavin and Stan Harwood.
Bob Donaldson, Larry
Heaman, Charlie Eedy and Dave
Collins were the Ailsa Craig goal
getters. Scoring for Shipka were
Randy Becker, Wayne Desjar-
dine, Brian Hodgins and John
Becker.
reserve capital to withstand long
periods with prices below the cost
of production. But young fellows,
new into the business, haven't got
a chance. If their timing's wrong,
they're sunk,"
Mr. Hill suggested also that the
people who buy farm products —
the feed mills, packers and
processors — get no pleasure out
of fluctuations. He said they have
plants to run and must run at
capacity.
"If farmers aren't prepared to
assure them a steady supply,
then the processors, feed mills
and packers are going to protect
themselves. In other words
vertical integration,"
He said he was convinced agri-
business doesn't want to get into
I arming — it just doesn't pay well
enough.
"But if we continue to bungle
our marketing in the future as
we've done in the past, that's
exactly what they are going to do,
And that's the end of the family
farm," said Mr, Hill.
Mr. Hill put his support behind
recent discussions on proposals
to increase the production of beef
calves in Ontario for the
province's feedlots, He noted
some farmers might have ex-
pressed concern such a program
'night increase production
beyond market requirements,
thereby dropping market prices,
Ile said, however, the beef
price is not made in Ontario and
that a modest increase in Ontario
beef production would increase in
ontario beef production would
have
Ile said, however, the beef
price is not made in Ontario and
that a modest increase in Ontario
heel' production would have
extremely little effect on the
price of either beef cattle or
feeder calves.
Mr. Hill said there is a large
land area in Ontario whose
greatest potential is grazing land.
"Why not cows and calves?"
Ile said if the OFA decides such
program is desirable, it should
press for interest rates al the
same level as other farm loans
and seek a two or three-year
period when capital repayment is
not required.
gifts and Gayle Cronyn was in
charge of the guest book.
Dianne expressed her ap-
preciation and refreshments
were served.
Euchre party
Mr, & Mrs. Ray Shoebottom
and Mr. & Mrs. Murray Neil were
in charge of the euchre party in
the Community Centre Monday
night, with nine tables at play.
Prize winners were ladies high,
Mrs. Earl Dixon; lone hands,
Myrna Carter; low score, Mrs.
Tom Smith; men's high (a lady
playing the part), Mrs. Pat
Cronyn; lone hands, Larry
Cronyn; low score Herman
Minderlein.
A prize for the most lone hands
in hearts went to Joe Carter,
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RO (G. Robinson 795)
FA (F. Smith 668)
RB (B. Sanders 735)1
SU (G. Smith 601)
IG (A. Neal 710)
PA (L. Little 638 )
CA (T. Bourne 687)
BR (P. Levier 626)
DU (S. McNair 737);
SP (V, Smith 753)
C4 (A. Finlayson 796)
UN (B. Osgood Sr.7 98)
MEN'S "B" LEAGUE
NO (ID. Brunzlow 621)
WH (J. Brennan 612)
DU (.1. Fahner 716)
DO (B. Callingham 729)
BE (H. Chappel 650)
PE (default)
1-1H (E. Preszcator 645)
MF (E. Willard 646).
OU (B. Hogg 764)
CT (R. Carswell 774)
WO (C. zeenuisen 658)
TR (D. Walter 601)
LADIES' "A" LEAGUE
SS (M. Holtzmann 668)
MI (L. sanders 612) 0 33
MM (V. Lindenfieid 552) 4 39
CH (M. Edwards 637 ), 3 37
FF (I. Angya1648) 7 20
BB (L. Farquhar 576) 0 25
PP (A. Fairbairn 574) 7 50
LE (P. Crawford 527) 0 15
HG (D. Munroe 685) 7 44
AH (O. Essery 571) 0 33
DQ (H. Thompson 508) 7 29
HID (P. H-Duvar 552) 0 32
LADIES'"B" LEAGUE
SP (R. weber 497) 5 25
WB (A. Wallace 558) 2 50
AC (M. Bridges 595) 7 55
TT (D. Elliott 456') 0 25
BL (A. Ford 612) 7 45
LE (S. Fahner 523) • 0 2
GY (M. Salmon 455) 5 33
HS (S. Southcott 471) 2 9
HO (M. MacDonald 561)
HU (N. Weigand 555)
IB (B. Totten 639)
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Nd (C. Spicer 639) 5 29
BS (L, Cooper 634 t 2 23
MI (B, Sanders 704) ' 7 49
LG (D. GoldSmith 510) 0 34
VA (T, Ellerington 749) 5 50
CH (P, Durand 642) 2 25
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IR (E. Preszcator 581) 0 6
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FA (E. Horn 514)
Ad (D, Hockey 585)
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UN (A, Skinner 632)
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Ontario .farmers need
provincial marketing legislation
to increase farm income, but they
also must have national market-
sharing agreements if the family
farm is to survive, the Ontario
Federation of Agriculture's
annual convention was told
Monday in Hamilton,
OVA President Gordon Hill of
Varna compared marketing
legislation with voluntary
bargaining to increase farm
product prices.
"We farmers are awkward
cusses," he said. "I don't think
we are ever going to agree with
each other for long enough to
stick together in voluntary
bargaining. Without national
market-sharing agreements, We
are going to continue lurching
along like a ship with its ballast
conic loose,"
Mr. Hill expressed strong
concern for the future of the
family farm. lie said the violent
ups and downs in production and
income can destroy the most
efficient manager.
"It's reserve capital that
counts in the long down periods,
not just management skill. Some
old-timers and big multi-national
corporations may have the
By MRS. FRED BOWDEN
CENTRAL IA
Dianne Breen, bride elect, was
guest of honor at a miscellaneous
shower in the schoolroom of the
United Church, Thursday
evening.
Mrs. Arthur Abbott converted
the shower and presided for the
program which consisted of a
vocal solo by Mrs. Ray Mills;
reading, Gayle Cronyn; piano.
solo, Mary Lou Tasko; piano
solo, folowed by "Here Comes the
Bride" by Marikay Hodgins. The
address was read by Mrs, Harvey
Smith.
Mrs. Ray Mills and Mrs. Leroy
Hem assisted in displaying the
Ailsa Craig holds down first
place in the Ausable Valley Rep
hockey league with a season point
total of five. •Shipka is right
behind in second place with four
points. Brinsiey is third with two
points and Lieury holds down the
basement with a single point.
In regular league play, Sunday
night, Ailsa Craig and ,Shipka
played to A 4-4 draw while
Brinsley edged .Lieury by a score
of 8-6.
Jack Colin fired scuceessful
shots to pace the Brinsley win
over Lieury. Bob Hodgins con-
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Craig leads Ausable
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time will be convened by Mr, &
Mrs. Lawrence Hirtzel and Mr. &
Mrs. Tom Kooy.
Personals
Mrs. Frank King and Mrs.
Elmer Wilson of Exeter and Mrs.
Alf White of London were Wed-
nesday dinner guests with Mr. &
Mrs. Russell Schroeder.
Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Hirtzel,
Mr. & Mrs. Chas. Sims of
Crediton and Mr. & Mrs. Paul
Baker of London were on a
fishing trip to Wiarton over the
weekend.
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Essery at-
tended the service in the Peace
Lutheran Church, Exeter,
Sunday morning when their
grandson Jeffrey Lorne Keller
received the rite of baptism.
Following the service they were
guests at the home of their
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. &
Mrs. Lorne Keller and son.
Mr. & Mrs. Keith Hodgins and
family of London were Sunday
visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth
Hodgins and Marikay.
Mrs. Lorne Hicks spent a
couple of days last week with her
sister, Miss Wilda Pollock in
Kitchener.
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Mrs. William Stephen of
Calgary, Alberta is visiting with
her mother, Mrs. Frank Rodd
and Mr. & Mrs. John Rodd,
Pamela and Calvin.
Mr. & Mrs. Donald Brine and
Cheryl visited Sunday with Mr. &
Mrs. Fred Doupe of St, Marys.
Mr. & Mrs. David Wheeler
visited with Mrs. Robert Corsaut
of St. Marys Sunday.
7 54 Several from the community
attended the workshop sponsored
by the Christian Education
Committee of London Conference
at Thames Road United Church
Wednesday evening and Sunday
afternoon and evening.
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