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.aroo,,.Annivers* Congregation
t North Street - United Church
large congregatiO4 gathered
at North Street United-ClUirch
Mny *28 on the occasion Ot, the135th
Antilyersary of the founding„ of
the congregatiOn to hear afermer
pastor, the Rev. Ralph TarnhUll
• deliver an address An the thenie,
'Pine Church's Centennial Task"
T. Harry Hoffman, soloist of
Dashwood and the newly -organ'
ized ladies choral gronp, "The
• treble Singers" under the dir.
.eCtiOn of Mrs. Eleanor Hether.:
ingtoW,provided special music:
Lance Reed •=ganist was at the
console.
The minister traced tfle his.
tory of North Street • from itS
earliest beginnings as a part of
•the Saugeen, mission Nitta meet,
The United. Church Women of Victoria street ing 19th century gowns were these four ladle
Unifed Church GOderich, held their annul from left: 'Mrs. Vernon Smith, UCW president;
1ila0 tea from 2:30 to 3 pm. Wednesday) May •Mrs. Mary Morris, Mrs. Ernest Patterson and
31. The UCW ladies came dressed in their Miss Elaine Bamford, wearing her grand.
familiar gay nineties period gowns, some a mother's wedding gown which dates back to
,which were originals, some homemade. Wear- 1873.
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Denies Report
Ott -Dumping
Eastern. Canada farm leaders ,
have denied reports that they plan
• to dump milk if the governmthit
does not meet -their demands.
Walter Miller, vice -President of
the Ontario Farmers' union, was
quoted following the Ottawe. far.
mers'.march as saying that far-
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He says the only reference he
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ence of vice-presidents of the'-
, three sponspling erganizations, in
the National press building.
During the conference, the
three organizatibns were asked
• what further, action they plan if
the government does not 'act on
• their requests.
Representatives of all. three
ocganizations said what' they do
here, will depend on wnat their
members want.
The question then came:Would
you turn to milk dumping?
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LAST RES OR
Mr. Miller says his answer
was that this weuld be 'only a
last resort, ,and that all other
action would have to fail before
the farmers woeld turn to dum.
ping. •
"I told them • farmers can't
afford te produce milk for long
if they are just •durriping it on
the grotind,'.'he says."Tom 'Robson
a vice-president of the Ontario
federatien of agriculture, who
was at the news conference, des.
• cribes as "irresponsible," the re-
port that farmers were thinking
of dump:ne- action.
• KreRobsen.
the same question, and. that he
responded about the s im e as Mc.
. "I told them every other ave.
nite of protest would 16. re ,.o be
O exhausted before we wiuld con-
sider durneing." he say.
"Tit is a lot different frdm
saying we're going to dump' rn)lk
if we don't get what we want."
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Ballet Class
Has Program
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lugs on the site of What is now
the "Park House" to present
building find two previous struc.
tures one frame7and one brick
•erected on North Street. He also
mentioned the movements of re.
Union that have • occurred over
North Street congregation's long
and interesting history culmin.
ating in the 1925 organic union.
• Visitors were present fi•om
tOwn and area, and, many former
members and friends- from dis.
taut points in Ontario? attended the
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Ballet classes instructed by
Mrs. Sigrid Campbell came t�
a close on Sunday afternoon, May
28th, Parents and friends of the.
students attended open house held
at Victor Lauriston school to
witness*a"liknonstration ot re.
,Ballet, primary and grade, I tech/.
pique and dances taught in accord.
ance with the Royal academy of
dancing syllabus.'
The program also included a
demonstration of tumbling ac.
complishments. Special guest
was Mrs. Dorothy, Scruton of
London, who coached Mrs. Cam.-
• pbell in the R.A.D. syllabus.
Mrs. Campbell will be mc.v.
ing to Brantford on June 1st.
O and classes will reopedin ept.
ember under a new instructor
of the Dorothy Scruton School
of Dancing, London. -
McKinley Aids
-Bean Program
An interesting item as 'Come
from Ottawa that since Huron M. P
Robert McKinleybecame interest.
-ed in having more white beans -
ID the external.aid Program early
this yeai that as well as hays
ing beans sent toSenagel andTur.
key, who received a certain
anibunt in 1966, that IVcali has
1302 tons being sent at the present
time with another 1302 tons .to
be shipped immediately, and that
beans have been ordered by the
agriculture departfnent in the am.
'mint of 60 tons for the Central
African Republic, 12 tons for the
Phillipines, 90 tons for Bolivia
and 156 tons for Somalia. These
are tcbe a4sstiippefff during1067„
At the time that this challenge
- was •taken up , by the Federal
samember, mann growers had
beans ontheir farm n wnich could
not be mbved, but shortl:, after
announcing a drive in thisdirect.
• ion - processerS the ociunty;
began buying beans to hive pro.
cesseci anti ready for sale.
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