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BYNANCYTAIJOTT-GREENWOOD
The PAnpleGroveMomeres.Inatitute me
atthehozneof Mrs. JiniFurell oniVednes-
day,. Mar. 1.1twas:, a lot oftauglas:WIthihe
1,elleallansWeredby a jokeiromeaeh•mem-
ber present. Mrs. Doug "Maeponald .was
-the-convenor. Anirish reading was -given*
Mrs. 'Donald McCosh. The speaker, Ms.
Donne Farrell Of 'Kincardine .gave alii 111-
teresting -talk on .TolePaireing. Irene -Boyle
'was in chargeiof,gamesandoontests follow-
ed -by a Itivelylunch.
Jim Farrell.went orethe Holstein -Club's
Saturday bustrip toWellington County.
Katherine Collins _and .Mrs. 'Mande
Gawley are spending two weeks with
W.anda's .-daughter Velma . at Fort 'McCoy,
Floricia."Theyarealso visitingwith Mr. and
.Mrs.ilaroldSlessormhilethere.
OthenSoutherntravellersthis past week
included Mr. _and Airs. t's • d Reid vehO
returnedfrom astayintoth Ocala.and-New
Port 'Ritchie, ;Florida. Miele *there . they
visited 'with resident snowbirds Mr. .and
Mrs. EariElliottat their new .homein Hue-
son,FloridanorthofTampa.TheReids-who
were _accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. -Donald
Bushell, travelled home through the
Carolinas
Edna Stanley, Anne -Marie McGuiness,
Katherine;Robertandlittle Davidspenttwo
.daysinIfitchener. While-thexatheyenjoyed
the ice eapades. They were accompanied by
Mrs. Audrey Ferguson, Mrs. Anne .Eadie •
- • :and Wh-Jhanand Janne.lEikein-the
city .they -visited with Mr.. and Mrs. 'Ritchie -
Steebes ofXitchener. •
Friends of . Mr. and Mrs. Dick Stanley,
Dickson and Dayna Might. like toimow that
theirmailieg address out inBritish
Coluzn-
biaisGeneraLThhvry,-.
ania7'Farrell of coneeesion 10 attended
the... farewell party .for Miss 'R tel
Brubacher an Saturday.
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.Suriday,dinnerguests with Mr. and Mrs.
Frances 'iBoyle mere -Dori= and Nuala
Keeping .orRipley. -Sunday:evening supper
guestswereBeesieandGregTatTell.
Nancyandleen 'Craigand their ehildren,
_Lindsay, Morgareand'Phillip of 'Kincardine
Township were -recentSunday --pests with
Sam _and Heather Finnie. Alsovleit•ingmere
CluisandPaufDixonandtheirchildren An-
rirewandKarla.
'Friends .of Gladys • Arnold held an . early
surprisebirthday party .forher ether horn
oreSaturday. -Attending ,were Mary Mac-
Donald, Isabel Brook, Helen McCreath,
Pauline . Smith, Anne McCosh, Joyce
Mepherson, Frances .Elliott, 'Marjorie
-Thompson, and •Elizabeth Fair. A11 present
enjoyed . a potluck:meal followed by cards.
IlappyBirthday Gladys!
ThePurple Grove :Bible Studyrnet at the
- home of Sophie Monsanalastweek.Thenext
one will be .atthe home of Mrs. Anne Mc -
Cosh on 'Tuesday, Mar. 6.
Violet 'Bolteand LorenBolte of -Toronto
were weekend- guests of the Mr. Glen :Bolts
and family in Ripleythispastweekencl. On
Sunday, she visited with Mr. and Mrs. Mc -
Cosh of -Ripley.
---- ends •of-Marjerieltekr-Were,sorr3rto
hear that she slipped on the ice and broke
her shoulderinlincardinevn Saturday
Gladys Aimold-visited witieler. and Mrs.
Jimmy McEwaninXinenrdine'onSaturday
evening.
ReeentSunday evening visitors -with Mrs.
Marjorie -Thompson were Donand_Barb Pa-
w. Ate and Allanandllarie
uoy .Ellen Greenwood visited over the
Bee
A Manitoba 'farmer .has .helped to
develop a 'farm 'income ..secmity. :plan
Ifhich he thinks t.coiddhethe answerthe in-
tinstry ilaS been seeking..
• • Bob 7Hopley,„ a :farmer -from Oak River,
Man., was instremaental in milting an in-
comestabilization proposal. that nowis be-
ing examined by govemmentandlanners
"It'&basically- aprograrathatis design-
ed to cover all commodities," Mr. Hopley
:said inaninterview 4Anycormnoditythat
is produced eouldbeincluded."
Mr. Hopley was part of the first .ream
:iurderthe-Grains 2000. program,a federal
imtiative which :includes farmers
themselvesinteaearchinglarmpolicy op-
tions. 'The program is :operated -.through
Agriculture 'Canada's -National Grains
Bureau inVinnipeg.
The first report preparedimder Grains
2OOisdlledRodNoVTa1enartof
'the report ileals,With .:div.ereification arel
increased -economic activity :through -fur-
ther :processing of raw vommedities. Also
included in the report is aproposalfor, a
farm safety net 'pro.grani. Mr. Hopley
took a leading role roIeindeve1uping it.
Thesafety-netproposalisone of five op=
tions nowheing considered by government
and industry aspart of. a national:discus-
sion on reforming -Canada's grain
stabilization -system. .•None,of the -.options
represent governmentpolicymt. thistirne.
Mr. 'is.based on the
concept of individual ,laceounts for ,,,par-
ticipating :farmers. :Matching 'contribu-
tions would sbetaadobygovernmentand
anner_s;Tile1remblmsw9A1djOliwP-er
entolgualifying;sales to: amaximurn of
4200;000 ayearor$10,000a year,eachirom
farmerstuidgovernment.
'PaYinents id be,:_ttlugered in wo
ways.'Bitherthetarnier:Wouldotthedif-
ferencebetwoenlherelityeaemarglii
andth.&averp.gelnaNilitTSifille-preVious
liveyearsiortlieportkeipmatcoidd:recei_ve
4'PaYinenteequal..tolii4-,.'ievYTParnent if
lazableincoatelallailatawAin4letersnio-
,,ed
el4Mbl [is Itbelbfferenee'betevoen
11134/161411. 1.4104.AedeaftsolineWableVOSte
,-txmitiatereativatoitalicootaMesaavtand
abor."We •
Ate :_the -.Van -44)100ing :Vostern
-_-Stabilizat449o, -'the „Jt*ricaltaral
-Stabilization Avtioact:
101%., 2140110-97.14ri]
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"Those programsarelundednovemitha
.six per centcostlegovermizent,sothe cost
to current programs compared tothis pro-
gram would he veryaimear if.all farmers
were emedied."
Mr. llopleysaidresearehhasshownthat
about $500 -million eachirom,goviennnent
:and farmers every y.earwouldfinance the
program for.production of fl grain .and
oilseed crops,and redineats produced in
Canada.
ReSaid there isincentivelor farmers to
avoid drawing 'payments frozn :the plan
imiessabsolutely necessary.
"The program as we see it is both a
stabilization fund and a savings plan. If
producers .didn't need payouts.- they
couldletthefund buildandthenbeusedas
a retirement plan.Therefore, itwould-: be
.easier to '.pass the assets on to the next
generation."
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ow, ces, .
13toniists
The Lacknow 'Vovices hosted lianovee
on Tuesday :might •Flebruarr2,9 And
them 4,0. :Scoring for Luchnov -,v/its Zan
rieffatviith two404.1s, Vraiglfaiat.-•411d
Jonathan MaritliuSuritith one-RAWL
,Asuists ,.7wereLadded by Brent 'Cameron
th twoAndlaylorMall, ChacWreeinan
,and GregfeciirtneY fene .each. -This :::Avas
nOther .Ahutout wjn-for goalie Jay J.
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liatimew 5 eWizegiram 1
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.::toltinglyintand,VaMe.bomewitlia4-1,-vic-
tory.AfteriVielbaM,APAIAed the -sexing
lAidwoirsoor. " • lisroat.44gbtTgoalsloAalte
45emillgfar loueitnow:wereCraigMoffat
th two :2and :Mark fiteriley„4.onathen
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titeimore.
-Weekend Witte Jenn Maebonaltef
Mena -hers of ThePurpie Greve Weimen's
InIttittite are rentrided that -there is 'a
'speiaIinnn On VAtekhigiOr TWO' to be
held on vhtirsdziy at 1230 at the Purple
Grove Center. All are veltome
-atthisspecial educational session. It willbe
taught by leaders Mrs. ,Marjorie Thoitipgara
and IVirs. Wilda Thompson. -A norninal feeof
$1 will 'becharged to cover Oats of ex-
penses. Rope -to see all the women there!'
By Donna Johnston
Thethirdmeeting of the Purple Grove Get
Growing was held on Mar." 2 at the home of
Brenda 13ridge at 7 p.m. The meeting
started with thee1.11pledge led by president
Joyce Lane. The next meeting was Then
decided to' healer. 8 at 7 p.m. at the home of
Kathy Fagfrell.
The treasurer's report was up-todate,
almost everybody had paid their $2. The
meeting was handed over to the leaders.
They -went through the meeting on promo -
lion. They went around 'the table and
everybody said their jingle. They then went
-over-the- fi -ve-NV'sigair., to -refresh-then-
memory. Members :decided that -for
_achievementday each:person wouldinakea
cake orbake goods to begiven away. Bren-
:de said tothink of what -they are _going tube
putting on the .posters. They zre-made
flyers and .decided they :would 'use Mandy
Farrell's idea and they would see if Tara
ehatam would :draw it. Brenda went over
the homework for week.
-Why join Junior Tarmere? The answer
isnot asimple one .The reasonsfor joining
Junior 'Farmers are various. With March
being Junior Farmers membeishipmonth
,here are ,some reasons to consider.
Junior TFarmers is :a .self governed
organization. The Junior -Farmers -pro-
gram is :designed by Junior Fanners. -for
Junior Tanners. This ;enables Junior
Farmers to charge and add programs • to
ineetthe-needsand -wants of itamember-
ship. Therefore Junior Fanners 'has the
:potential to lavesninething oreveryone.
If your interests are song :and -dance or
acting, zwe have Sing Swing and
•Culturtuna.
For those :whoare sportsoriented there
is Minter And Summer Gaines -and other
. sporting -events throughout the:year.
Commu,n iv-At/on .J:sk i I is , :se if -
ActualiZation, .„Pe0P1e -114144eernent and
..leaderiliP skills can 4111 be 'Obtained ..by
joining i.Junior :1:Farmers. Various
:Jabs and -teeter-ewes 1iave been
9develepedtaenhance.thepersonakSkilisof
the meMberahip.
Young ''Fanners 'Bi„Uilueas Symposium
And - LivestoCk lifwagement logs and
leneti004:b0JP :telliether those litho
4ireAgrictilturallY-Oriented•
interproYiivial 44,u(1,.-.Anternational trips
ane .1e4rn .itbAute..4141jeejhe wojL°
Pine Meell .-,X11.0re -4e IOW by :4.41.1440r
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Itayrtiond EdWin Hogat 'passtati Away at
his borne th Ashfield Township oh
February 13, 1059 in bis'39tleyear.
liewastbelnietkendnfiViildred Vega and
The father of ,ChristoPher, Vanessa and
'Nicholas, all ofkinito,:Ectador.
Also -surviving are his paretits, Rita and
John Howard of R.R.'77-Liteknow; brothers
aiidz sisters, 'Prime's -of 41911.. 7, lineknow ;
Rathleen tirtd huaband, 4Cera :lloeppner, off
ary ; 'Anita andhuSband,,Paul Frayne,
Of RAZ. Goderieh; Leona and 'husband,
avidSharpe,201V.gmondville ; Janette t)f
Guelph; Iiawrenceand wife, litnianne,,of
1. 7; Luekilow,andiStephetylioward and
Wife Lori_Of 1111. '7, Luelmow.
He vas precodceased by his father,
Louis Hogan, in 1968.
:Raymond was :bornin Goderich On
August 31, 1950. Be graduated from
Ridgetown College of Agricultural
Technology in 1971 and began farming in
1972.
He was married on December 18, 1976 at
St. Joseph's Church, Kingsbridge.
Funeral services were conducted from
the MacKenzie and McCreath Ftmeral
Home, Lueknow. Father Edward Den-
tinger officated at the funeral Mass at St.
Joseph's Church, Kingsbridge, followed by
-burial in the adjoining cemetery.
__Beteeearere everepergiasSeett,_ Janes
¥rayne, Bruce Shillinglaw, Donald -Kuik,
Turiylefiltenburg and -David Eadie.
Raymond will be remembered for his
contributions to various agricultural
organizations.
.••.MarieMorrison
.Mrs. Mariellorrison, aresident ef Geri -
Care 'Nursing 'Home in liarriston 'passed
away on7Febrnary.28, .1989Jat Palmerston
,andDistrictilospital inter Mit year.
'Shewastonronjime28,1896-ite'yeehfeed
Township,`.1turen 'County, the youngest
daughter -Of ?Wm. G. and 'Elizabeth
(Twamley).$herwooti.
She was an accomplished tiressmiiker,
workingin..Luelmow until hermarriage to
Robt. -Whines ofIcinloss Township on
April -9, . 1919. They lived .in Winless
'Townshipforashcettime,theninAshfield
Township, moving to a larin west
Teeswater .in 1930. 'Mr. -Whines
_away on October:1,-1961.
On'November-22, .1968 she marned CA.
(Al )1V1cmisonlifTeeswaterwheretheyliv-
-ed ;until thimpassing on May '19, '1977. She
was a resident of Copeland Ledge in
Witighanifrom I990uniillastfall when she
moved to Geri-QareNursingflome.
Mrs. ..Mortiaort is survived by
dalighteradaryThorntonandher.husband
johnof csorrie,Ason,Da. nblelnnesand Ins
wife ZuMe-ofiBlythand dagghter4n-1aw,
Largaret Maims OfTeeswater; I3grand-
children,andaightsrea4randehildren.
ShesvaspwdeeeasedbyasonVilliam in
1966 and by three sisters, .A.nste, Mrs.
Adam ,Johnstone; Bertha, :Mrs. James
IdoWhinnff •Evelyn, Mrs. Alex Watson
AIWA brother, AlfredSherwood.
Mrs. Morrison was member of !Knox
Presbyterian 'Church, 1'eeswater. :Her
minister, Bev. Wm. Baird, conducted the
funeral ,serviee At =the 'MacPherson
Funeral Hwue, Teeswater im Friday,
March 3. 'Final resting place is the
Teeswater.Culross'Ceineteiy.
1-44ilibeareraxere-Sixrandsolis,'Donald
Thornton, 1j It, Murray Thorn -
ten, .Aeoneth Hutchison, Robert McInnes
ettod13,41eNlbes-
trib4tesvere vairief2t' "b,,,eAranel-
lialighter.s.".Maelintehison,linsla. McInnes
:And Nancy ,Molanos.
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