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446 10th St. Hanover, Ontario N4N 1P9
OFA member benefits include
EXTENDED HEALTH PLAN FOR OFA
INDIVIDUAL SERVICE MEMBERS
Will provide some additional hosiptal & medical
benefits not assumed under OHIP
('ost -- family $63.00/year
Single $26.00/year
Contact OFA Hanover
FARM FAMILY GROUP LIFE INSURANCE FOR
OFA INDIVIDUAL SERVICE MEMBERS
Life insurance for the whole family at afford-
able rates.
Contact OFA Hanover
RESPIRATOR
Available for use for Bruce County
I.S.M. members
5200.00 deposit (money returned when respirator
returned)
Must replace any broken parts
Must replace air in tanks
Suitable for liquid manure tanks or filling silos.
Contact Bruce Federation Hanover 364-3050
OFMA
ONTARIO FARM MACHINERY AGENCY
The agency's on going program is to sell a
variety of products of premium quality to OFA
members at the best possible price.
Contact OFMA at 364-4413
364-3050
Regional meetings held:
Peter Mason guest speaker
Bruce County Federation of Agriculture had their regional
meetings for north and centre, at the Arron -Tara Curling Club on
Oct. 28th. South and west regional meeting was held at the
Hillcrest Central School, Teeswater, on Oct. 27th.
In North Bruce Region, Wayne Robertson was re-elected as
regional director; Dave McCready was elected for centre- Bruce.
In the South -Bruce region, Brian Ireland was re-elected and
John MacAuley for West -Bruce Region.
The guest speaker for both meetings was Peter Mason,
Canfarm Marketing Manager for Grey, Bruce, Simcoe and
Northern Dufferin counties who spoke on the Canfarm
accounting systems.
Bruce County
Federation of Agriculture
ANNUAL MEETING
8 BANQUET
December 4, 1981
7:30 p.m.
Formosa Community centre
GUEST SPEAKER: Roy Maxwell
from CBC Radio News.
ADVANCE SALE ONLY
• Farmer of the Year Award will be
presented by Brian & Gisele Ireland
• Some township directors to be elected at
this meeting.
• Tickets available from township directors
VOS
(Cont. from page 16)
township in Huron County may well have been nullified. This line
is a standing invitation to Ontario Hydro to build in the Goderich
area after the year 2,000.
Huron federation members should seriously consider replace-
ment fo the members on the power line committee by
down-to-earth people.
To regain lost ground a committee of strong-minded farmers
with a will to fight must be re-elected. The defeated attitude
expressed by same members of the HCFA executive, that
"everything has already been decided anyway", is mostly to
blame for their initial set back. It can be reversed but it will take
much time and and will power.
THE RURAL VOICE/DECEMBER 1981 PG. 39