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Brun growers
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easy for a bunch•of radicalsyto
go out on a limb but if it
doesn't work what will
happen to the producers ''
Mr. Allen suggested the.
question of the board
marketing its own crop
should perhaps be discussed
in more depth but suggested
it might take a separate day
long meeting. •
'We are not, allowed to
compete with, the dealers'
said Mr. Allan: `Either we sell
all the beans or none. It ..is
possible that our big sales
will dry up if we once cross a
large buyer or are unable to
produce as promised.'
Mr. Durand countered that
the producers were losing
control of their own industry.
He said .the dealers demands
were becoming greater •and
greater because they were
confident the board would
give ,them whatever they
asked for.
Richard Erb of ,RR
Bayfield who identified
himself as 'one of the
radicals' said he felt con-
fident the board could market
the bpan crop itself.
Third year directer John
Hazlitt of Bayfield said some
directors seemed afraid to
make' decisions which would
bring the big dealers into line.
`Young farmers and far-
_ mers not afraid of change are
what the bean board needs'
said Mr. MHazlitt. 'We don't
deny dealers reasonable
profits but, why should the
farmers produce if there's not
a profit for him too?'
Joe Miller, 'later elected as
- a board member,- *told the
meeting that he felt the board
had -failed the producers.
`Last year's meeting made
it , clear that the farmers
wanted the marketing board
to sell the beans for them',
said Mr. Miller.
•Elected as committee
members i for Huron cpunty
were Nick ,White, Bev Hill,
Joe Miller, Murray Cardiff,
John Hazlitt', Richard Erb,
Jake- VanWonderen, Phil
Durand, BoblAllen, Steve
— Deitrich, Wayne Woods and
Murray Dennis.
Defeated , were' Dick
Etherington and Don
McKercher. -
Elected as board members"
° were Richard Erb, Phil
• `burand, Joe Miller and John
Hazlitt.
CLAY -
- • Silo Unloaders
Feeders
- Cleaners
- Stabling
• Log Elevators
- Liquid Manure Equipment
- Hog Equipment
FARMATIC--
- Mills
- Augers, 'etc:
ACORN -
- Cleaners
- Heated Waterers
ZERO —
Bulk .Tanks
Pipeline & Parlour Equipment
WEST E E L-ROSCO-Granaries
•B & L - Hog Panelling
Bulk Tank & Pipeline cleaning
Detergents, Teat Dip, etc.
Bovadine
Dyne
Losan
Uddersan
Foamcheck
Kleeneasy
LOWRY FARM'SYSTEMS
RR 1, Kincardine, Ontario
Phone 395-5286
Defeated were Bob Allen
and ,Murray Cardiff.
In a financial ;report
presented to the meeting, it
was revealed that the board
had expenses totalling
$194,214, exactly $ 71,516 amore
than it had as income.
As a t%selt the board
members asked for support of
a jump from si,x cents per
hundredweight td 10 cents per
hundredweight in the levy
charged against prod cern. It
was ' • accepted Erthost,
unanimously.
It was also revealed that
$151,240 had been transferred.
to the boards operating ac-
count from last year's crop
pool. One producer said. that
while this had ,been going on
for some time, he thought it
was illegal according to
regulations which control the.
board.
Following- The election of
board members, Mr. Durand
outlined the work being, done
• in Huron in opposition ton the
establishment of a nuclear
generating station. The
general - feeling of the
m
mebers seemed , to he
against' any such plant if it
would affect the agriculture
of the area,.
.Alan Surnner, far left, explains'the workings of the new
Industrial Arts classroom at Victoria to, Harry Dykstra,
centre, and Mac' Campbell, left, and Marla Dykstra,
1i,1eereund .l•he classroom is used by senior public school
'.L icleers in (,nderich and the surrounding area to learn
Ir• ,ic i idutitri;rl arts, (staff -photo)
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Goderich lists 1 10 wish
Accidents in Huron . on
A study made by the,
Ontario ministry of tran-
sportation ,and com-
munications"showed that in
1974, accidents were on the
increase in Huron County's
villages and towns, -
In 1974, the number of
collision's in the village of
Bayfield'was.six.,Out of these
six'. collisions, 'four, ---of them
involved personal injury,, ,in
which five" people -were hurt:
Two of these 'accident-- in-
volved property damage.
In_. the same year in the
village of Blyth, there were 22
collisions, in which 20 gf these
involved property damage.
Two, of the`accidents involved
personal injury, , where five
people were injured.
Menesetung
canoe club.
Yule banquet
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The members of, the
Menesetung Canoe Club held
their annual Christmas
dinner and card party, at the
Canadian Legion Hall on.
Thursday, Deceml?er 4.
Over 50 members and
guests attended ,the dinner,
which was catered by the
Legion Ladies'' Auxiliary,
Branch 109.
Guests w'ere entertained
before and after the dinner by
Mrs. Carl' Schneiker at the,
piano accompanied by Mr.
Wilfred Hogan on the violin.
Christmas Carols were sung,
Prize winners for cards
were Mrs. W. R: Bell and Mr.
Charles Stowe and, winners of
a" draw were Mrs. Wilfred
Hogan, Mrs, Frank Walkom,.
Mr. Allah McTaggart and Mr.
Duncan Mackay,
In the 4illage of Brussels,
where there were .20
coil -inions, s -ix' involved
personal injury, where nine
persons were injured. Six 'of
. the 20 accidents also involved
property damages. ° "
•
Fifty-nine accidents oc-
curred in the town of Clinton
last year. Twelve of rthese
involved'personal injuries, in
•which . •19 persons were in-
jured, and 47 involved
property damage,
In the town •of Exeter,
where there were 74
collisions, there were 61
• accidents involving property
damage. Out of the 74, 13
involved personal injury,
where 15 people were injured.
One hundred and ten
Collisions occurred in the
town of+Goderich. Eighty-four
of these
damage,
personal
involved property
and 26 involved
injury 'where 38
people were hurt,
° In the village of l-Ien',all,
there -Were eight collisions:: ih
which •twci involved persoieil
injury where five people were
injured. Six of these accident,
al.sa• :involved propr•rt.,
damage.
Out .of 32' accidents in the
town of . Seaforih, 11 . had
_p.ersonal injury io which "l.
people were injured. Twenty
one of those accidents" alsn
.involved propert" damage-,
In th.e town of W ingham,.
where there were 51 -•-ac `t
cider ts, oh fou r had' pe -
scinal injury, whiil i,nlurr.d 1
people. Out of. these 51„
cidents 4:'. " had prnl,.-rt,
In" the �"illage ' of . Zi,�•ich
there wet;,e just -- °h re,
collisions 1a�t , yea! ci
rc ulting cfn l'>rpi
damage. "There
juries. however.
Total accidents in 19:4
W01.0 110
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