HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1980-02-06, Page 21The first two meetings 'of
the Trinity 441 club, for the
project, Your Corner of the
World, were held on Wed-
nesday, January 29, and
Saturday, February.
--Theirst meeting Was held
at the home• of Mrs, Jayne
Ritchie. The election of offic-
ers took place and.the results
are as follow's: Sandra Camp-
bell as president; Anne Alton
as vice-president; and Janet
Wilkins as press reporter.
Secretary vvill rotate, The
members, are Lynn Alton,
Suzanne Alton, Sharon Al-
ton, Sheila Campbell and
Cindy Nixon.
The leader is Mrs„Jayoe,
Ritchie and the assistant..
leader is' Mrs. Janet Wilk-
ens. •
The girls discussed hoW
theY. would decorate . their
drean bedtoo The e9 urse
outline and objectives were
diseussed. The leaders then
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members begin prOject, Your Cornor o
taught the girishow to make
Macrame knots, a larks head
knot-a square knot and half
knot.
The second meeting was
Janet Wilkens, The members
chose Dynamic Decorators as
the name for this club.
Mrs.' Wilkins showed the
girls hOW to ,play thecolour-
, scOpe gaMe. The girls then
started to work on their club
Allowing, farm marketing
quotas 'to be traded on an
open market concept, for the
highest dollar, will' soon spell
the-end for--farm -marketing
boards in Ontario as we 'now
know them, says Fred Kati- •
bes, 'a director of the Nation-
al Farmers Union, arid chair-
man of the dairy committee.
He' said he agrees with
Gilles Choquette, Chairman
of the Canadian Dairy 'Co-
mission, who is reported as
saying the high cost of quota
will become incompatible
with ensuring fair prices •to
consumers if, it is included in
the cost of production. "The
cost of `.quota is a cost- of
• production, and where you
mark it in tbe ledger does not
Kabbesmatter," Mr. said. -
The Arthur, Ontario, area'
dairy farmer said a growing
number of farmers 'are very
concerned about general
public reaction to farmers
making wind-fall profits from.
-the sale of marketing quotas
which cost nothing original
ly, contribute; no value to the
•
commodity nor service to`
consumers. He said he also
shares Mr. Choquette's con-
cern for many family farms
who will be forced out be-
cause * they cannot afford to •
buy quota at prices the larger
'operations are able to fin-
ance. •
Mr. Kabbes said the NFU
policy on marketing :quotas,
for all commodities; is that
there should be no value on
them and that all quota
should remain the property
of the marketingrespective_
board. When a 'producer
wishes to retire or quit
producing the quota would
revert to the board for reallo-
cation to new producers, and
• smaller prodacers wishing to
expand. HP said the present
objective of the Ontario. Milk
'quota exchange' scheme.
Will: result in "considerable
increase in the value of quota
and fewer -Producers."
Tir NFU favours the .prin-
ciple of-. marketing 'quotas,
"they are Very necessary for'
orderly marketing but'were.-
ntver conceived:as a method
of executing producers. .but
rather as a means of sharing
a specific market among
farmers." .
project which is a nis-atain Tame she had seen. ers, Donna Elphick and Mrs':
Plant hanger, ' Annette Elphick read the Mayme WilkinS, the OF
• minutes of the last meeting begin; their samplers c
and Elizabeth Wilkins ap-. 'macrame. These' sampler
proved them as read, A club are plant bangers that tesel
and. design—for -.•the----the--members- -bastelild117 .
covers were chosen, The club -such as wrapping, "butter Clover Valley name is "The Clover- Valley . flys", • half knot twists
Knotty ArrangerS". 'square knots and °Verbal',
With the help of the lead- knots-
BY ANNETTE DRENNAN
The CleVer Valley 4-II club
held their first meeting •of
this club., Yonr Corner of the
phick; treasurer, Annette
Drennan. The press reporter
and secretary will rotate:
MrS. Wilkins ' discussed
intioductidn to Your Corner
of the World. Members dii-
cusSed what they hoped ' to I.
learn from the project,. Intrq-
ductien toy Macrame. Mater-
ials and equipment for mac-
rame were discussed by Don-
na phick. Mrs. Wilkins
also talked 'about achieve-
ment day.'
Donna Elphick demon-
strated the squ'are knot and
half square knot which the
members practiced.
Take one today
or wetter
tomorrow.
•
Mr. Kabbes said the Ont-
ario Government should step
in and halt the , new',
quota exchange, scheduled'
to begin March 1st, and _the
negotiable quota system of
the Ontario . Egg Marketing
Board,
Quotas valuei should be
deflated, not inflated, •and
realistic maximum limits be
set. for any individual prod-
licers,'' he said.
World, at Mr's. Mayme Wilk- Trading quotas-on open-mar . spellg end of marketmg boards
--ins' -homeen-Saturday, -.tan;-•
uary 26.
The election of officers
resulted in the following: •
. . - presidept, Elizabeth
Marketing Board to begin a vice-pr iderit; Charlene El-
BY GAIL MaCKENZIE
The second meeting, of the:
Clover Valley 4-H chib took
place on Saturday, Febrnary
2. For roll call each member
described a piece 01_ mac-
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