The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1975-04-17, Page 21 (2)Win trip to Quebec
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Kirkton 4 -Hs iriget honoursg •
By MRS. HAROLD DAVIS
KIRKTON
Perth County 4-H Homemaking
Club Achievement Day was held
Saturday, April 12 -at the Kirkton-
Woodham Community Centre.
Parents and friends attended
the afternoon program, which
consisted of demonstrations,
exhibits, skits and a fashion
show based on the 4-H project
"Clothes For Leisure."
Cathy Regier and Rosemary
Simpson, Kirkton, received
provincial certificates and Mary
Vink and Sheila Duncan, RR 1
Kirkton, received county cer-
tificates.
Personals
Mr. & Mrs. James Bearss were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. &
Mrs. Howard Bearss.
Mr. & Mrs. Gary Ballard of
Toronto spent the weekend with
their parents, Mr. & Mrs. Rea
Stephens.
Mrs. Gertrude Thomson of the
8th line spent a week visiting with
Mr. & Mrs. Herman Paynter.
Joan Heard and Brent Mar-
shall won a trip to Quebec at the
Perth County Regional Science
Fair held at St. Marys Collegiate,
April 10.
Mr. & Mrs. Allan Eveleigh
spent the weekend at Welland
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'TAC hest ,, ser he schen von need if most,—
where Al was competing with the
Mitchell Legion Bowling team in
the Ontario Championship Legion
Bowling.
Mrs. Leslie Fairbairn and
Bruce of London visited Sunday
with Mr. & Mrs. Miller McCurdy.
Mr. & Mrs. George Kemp of
London visited Sunday with Mr.
& Mrs. Roy Switzer.
Mr. & Mrs. Burns Blackler and
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Robinson
returned home Sunday from a
holiday to England.
Hiram Hanna is still a patient
in St. Marys Memorial Hospital.
Mr. & Mrs. Art Julian of Utica
Michigan spent a few days this
week visiting with Mr. & Mrs.
Miller McCurdy and Mr. & Mrs.
tlarold Davis.
Mr. & Mrs. Fred Hamilton
have returned home to Stratford
after spending the winter months
in Texas. They visited with Mr. &
Mrs. Ray Norris and Mr. & Mrs.
G. H. Burgiri Monday evening.
Miss Collishaw of Durham
England, who is teaching music
in a consolidated school in
Newfoundland at present, visited
friends of her parents during the
Easter holidays, Rev. & Mrs. T.
Elliott.
Mr. & Mrs. Wesley Birchall of
Cochrane, Alberta, is visiting
with Mr. & Mrs. Clarence
Switzer.
Only 23 enter
Hully canoe test
The third annual Hully Gully
canoe race held Friday in aid of
CFPL's Bunny Bundle was a
limited success.
Only 23 canoes competed in the
14 mile course which offered the
best water and course conditions
ever. As described by Greg
Cowan, Ontario champion
canoeist, "It is a typical
Canadian river course, the most
interesting course in Western
Ontario."
Only two teams submitted
pledges which totalled $102.00.
The addition of tours- to
McClymont's sugar bush proved
interesting and added to the
natural atmosphere of the event.
The class results are as
follows: novelty: -1st Dave
Parker & Tom Kyle, Clinton;
family & mixed:- Doug & Paul
Drinkwalter,St. Marys; Len and
Brenda Pearson, St. Marys:
Daniel O'Brien and Sherry
Lyttle, Goderich.
Men's amateur.; Clare Magee.
Huntsville and Ken Magee.
Petrolia; Brad Bret and Stephen
Guay, London; Tom Bell and
Rolfe Droste, St. Marys.
Kayak:- A.C. Risley.
Open:- First Greg and Ted
Cowan, Brussels; second Ken
Farewell and Rene Boogemen,
Nensall; third Ian MacMillan and
Bob Wissing, Rockwood.
4 4 4
Most people begin at the bot-
tom and work up, except digging
graves and learning to swim.
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Wheat sales hit record
Ontario Wheat producers have
sold the larges) volume of wheat
recorded during the seventeen
year history of the Ontario Wheat
Producer's Marketing Board.
Over 17 million bushels of 1974
crop wheat has been purchased
from producers by the marketing
board and nearly all of the wheat
has been sold by the board
establishing another record.
Figures released by the
marketing board show that from
July, the beginning of the 1974-75
crop year, to the end of March,
17,335,300 bushels had been sold
by producers with three months
left to crop year end.
The marketing board has sold
approximately 7,391,000 bushels
to domestic flour millers; over
7.100,000 bushels for export;
358,600 bushels to domestic seed
dealers and 20,000 bushels to feed
dealers.
Present board inventory totals
slightly over 2.1 million bushels
which has been committed •
CADETS ENJOY OUTING — More than 400 boys from Calvinist Cadet Corps in the Huron -Erie region en-
joyed a Council get-together at South Huron District High School, Saturday. Shown above are from the left,
Albert Vanderlaon, an Exeter leader, local -boys Andrew De Boer, Richard Rooseboom, Tony Von Wieren,
Kenneth Von Wieren and Boyd Baker and Huron -Erie Council vice-president Richard Poort of Woodstock.
Ask for changes in potato subsidies
Blake Sanford, co-ordinator for
Region 3 (Ontario) National
Farmers Union, in a telegram to
tion. Eugene Whelan today called
upon the Federal Government to
review its assistance program for
potato producers and make the
necessary changes to replace the
subsidy with an offer to purchase
program that would permit the
federal government to purchase
potatoes from the market and
direct them to livestock feed and
starch with no loss to producers -
thus establishing a floor price.for
potatoes.
The potato market today is
glutted and federal subsidies for
potatoes sold into the market-
place are of no value to producers
who cannot_. make . sales. _Many_
Ontario producers do not have
refrigerated storage and if they
do not makesales in a few weeks
they stand to lose their entire
inventory storage.
The price offered bythe trade to
producers in the Maritimes has
declined since the introduction of
the subsidy program and this is
reminiscent of what happened to
the beef subsidy. It was con-
fiscated by the packers.
Mr. Sanford added that "the
urgency for immediate action is
essential to avert disaster for a
large number of potato
producers."
Farmers are responding to the
government's request for in-
creased food production only to
witness disastrous results to
themselves. "First it was beef
producers, now potato producers
- what group of farmers will be
next?..
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