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salt et the annual co1iventlon
.held in c hatharithi. a
year. ,�,
Walter Miller, of Tara, over
° threw termer OFT1 °president °
John Delmer, In the fight for
The Goderich Sign it t ►r Th:u ey,
A delegation. from A011,444
Local 342 Of the Ontario RUM*.
ere .Union, attended' the MVO
three day annual convention
held this year' in Chatham Nov-
ember 2'l,. 28, and P.
The cot`relsponding secretary
for the Aeh field QFV or
lee, Mrs. Jin Martin, of It.R.
3 Goderich, wrote the folIowtug
Theliederich badgers, champions of the WOAA
Ladies Intermediate "C" • Softball league for
1967, .were honoured Wednesday night, Novern'.er
g9,. at a banquet in the Goderich Legion Hall.
WOAA officials and Dodger executives were
also present and presented individual and team
trophies to the town's championship ballplayers.
Pictured here, with a• placard illustrating pre.
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vtous championships, are the team mem vers.
They are: front row, from left: Norma Walters
Mary Kolkman, Bev. Wright, Donna Hayden.
Second row, Lynn Argyle, Addle Graham Jean
Cruikshank, Sue MacLeod. Back row, Bonnie
Littlechild, Lil
Mr.cDonald, Sheila Brown, Linda
Reed, Lois Straugban, Joanne Kolkmon.
Elmer Hunter
To Repru.nt
AVaCon
Hlmer Hunter, of it. R. 3
Goderich, newly elected pre..
sident of the Huron County
branch of the Ontario Federw
ation of Agriculture, attended
a pollution control conference at
Toronto early this. week.
The three day conference,
sponsored by the provincial gow
ernment, was scheduled to com.
monde Monday mbrningandconw
tinue until Wednesday evening.
Mr. Hunter was representing
the Huron county farm organize-
ation at the pollution control
conference which was expected
to draw at least 300 delegates
from industry, agriculture and
government.
Provincial health mtnister•
Matthew Dymond, guest speaker
for Monday night's program,
gave an account of Ontario's
efforts to reduce air, water and
eon pollution.
After dubbing his address,
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;environmental nuument in
am effluent' society" the health
minister outlined in great detail
the preventive measures, plan..
ted by the Ontario government
to get rid of wastes nobody
vrants;
Since 1957, when the govern•
ment established the Ontario
Water Resources Commission,
he said, the new body has taken
over control of water supplies
and 'sewage disposal, either by
building its own plants, or by
aiding municipalities with
money and advice.
As a result, he said, twice
as many sewage treatment
plants have been constructed in
the pa,st.ten years as in the pre.
vious 80 years.
Less than 2.5 of Ontario's
communities now discharge raw
sewage into streams and most of
these plan remedial works, he
the. Preeldency, Delmer, ..who.
had SONO in position for
the ,fit OreeYeara, was ousted
from of lice, He was unable to
get . a clear mandate &oM PIM
delegates to complete hie Wit
term as president.
Peter Myers of Fletcher
Was elected-Fiest Vice•Presid;
ent and Neil Cook, of Tilbury,
was installed es Junior Pre.
sident.
Other OFU members elected' er ed byreport r . from press
to the -1967 executive were DDelo.
flvOntio
prepared, ihefar n *nc1om0111e
rat* wID co a ute nce
next July to discuss ata recoms
mendations, h1
Monday evening the nine :O..
dred guests enjoyed a,bancelett, -
talent sho r, and beauty contest.
Gest speaker for Monday
night's program Paul
Babey, president of the Alberta
. Farmers' Union, ,.
The OFU convention was.cov
e s r
and radio. Cameramen repre.
coin Of deinocraer. 440 ist40 Is
to Make ,YOtir own deCtelon air s
the other side la t4►,,abidi l ..
the 40010104 Mole ;121040r*
Mr, &tater told the uoi
ventiou,"It's more IMPOrtaat
to raise hell than thrall, c or!' '
and that, undoubtedlyr w'aa
spirit of his address,
Dr Helen Abell from theUp,►
iversity ot� o al Waterloesia.d.
the TOFU conventiet1W9dOeedaYo
the last day of the vent/on.
ncr B�tt,.„At egaei .sent .. f h 34
Mrs. Veronica Opsitnik ladi es _ televisiorretatteded the
president; Mrs: --Helen Thompe_ second day of the convention.
son, of 'Varna, .ladies first vice. They filmed and taped high.
president; Mrs. Gloria Sequin, lights of the Hon. W. A. Stew.
second vice•president. ' art's address to the farm organ
An 'aveeege of 500 farmers ization.
attended the convention each day Afterward the minister of On.
to discuss the " business on tario's agriculture and food
the agenda. department answered several
Gordon Hill,, an OFU member questions directed to him from.
from Varna, was chairman of the Boor _ by OFU delegates. --
the convention.' Another guest speaker. was
Garnet Newkirk, Mayor of • Oren Lee Staley, president of
Chatham,,, officially welcomed the National Farm ° Organiz.e
the OFU delegates, guests and ation, U.S.A;
members. Mr. Staley, who raises hogs
Everett Biggs, Ontario deputy and Shorthorns on his 400 acre
minister of agriculture, was one farm near Rea,. Missouri, said;
of the guest speakers. Mr. "It's vitally importantfor farm.
Biggs, who was appointed as ers to be organized and make
chairman of the farm income decisions together. Often some
committee formed last year at of .he farmers in theStates don't
the .Vineland conference, said agree with what is being done
his six -member committee will and go home from a meeting.
continue to collect facts and without expressing their opin.
meet with various farm groups. ion."
When a final report has been "There are. two sides to the
Agricultural Rehabilitatte aud
Development ' Act Per }el.
said this government agendy is
not as effective as It was orifi ,
inally planned. This diaappgln
ment was shared by others in
the agxicultgral field. '
Delegates to the 1967° OF11
convention approved" aso10
ion calling for integration of •it "-
the two existing farm organ►
izations in Canada.' "With a
view towardsinternational atte
illations.,,
The OFU's • past president
John' Dolmer stated In his
speech: "After 100 years ofCoi
federation we have only one nate
ional marketing board, . The
National Dairy Commission".
The OFU official added, "It's
time responsible farmers put
away childish things and become
businessmen in a business.
man's world. We cannot afford
to wait - another 100 years for
the next national Q,rganization.'>
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