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MR. AND MRS. RONALD PICKERING
Jo Anne Rasenberg and Ronald Pickering exchanged marriage vows at
the Grand Bend United Church on October 9, 1976. Rev. Harley Moore
officiated. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Marinus
Rosenberg, RR 3 Zurich and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Pickering, RR 3 Parkhill
are parents of the groom. The bridal attendants were Kelly Zimmer-
man, Betty Rasenberg, Mrs. Joyce Mawson and Mrs. Linda Eagleson.
The best man was Tom Ryan and guests were ushered by John
Rosenberg, Jim Pickering and Wilbert Mawson. After a wedding trip
to Michigan, the couple has taken up residence at RR 3 Parkhill.
Pix by Peake
MR. AND MRS. WAYNE PRIESTAP
Calvary United Church, Dashwood was the scene of a lovely autumn
wedding on October 16, 1976 when Rosemarie Weigand, only
daughter of Mrs. Katherine Weigand of Dashwood, was united in
marriage with Wayne Russell Priestap, son of Mr. and Mr's. Harvey
Priestap of Stratford. Rev. Bruce Guy officiated at the service. Maid of
honour was Sharon Jacobe, Woodstock and the bridesmaids were
Hilde Gulikers, Stratford; Cheryl- Bennewies, Waterloo and Mary
Hauser, West Lorne was junior bridesmaid. Kirk Smith, Stratford was
ring bearer. The best man was Alex Gulikers, Stratford and the guests
were ushered by Doug Priestap, St. Catharines and Gordon Weigand,
Dashwood. Beautiful music was played by Miss Adella Gable with Mrs.
Anmarie Hoffman as soloist. Following a honeymoon in Florida, the
couple are now residing in Stratford.
PIPE DREAM
We could live in a world at
peace if everyone waited for the
other fellow to start trouble.
Area
Thefts
A Huron Park man, Richard
Nesbit, has been charged with
possession of stolen property as
the result of an investigation by
Exeter OPP and town police.
OPP Constable Bill McIntyre
and Exeter Constable Kevin
Short executed a search warrant
on a residence in Huron Park and
recovered about $800 in stolen
property. The property had been
stolen from the Canadian Tire
Store in Exeter.
OPP Constables Bill McIntyre
and Dale Lamont also recovered
part of the liquor recently stolen
from a break, and enter at the
Milverton LCBO store. The initial
investigation of this occurrence
was by the Milverton P.D. and
the Listowel OPP. Charges are
being laid, but no area residents
were involved.
The only theft reported in the
area this week was on Wed-
nesday, when a battery was
taken from the garage of Rose
Marie Cunningham, RR 1 Lucan.
Constable Lewis is in charge :of
the investigation.
Other occurrences this week
included the following: one in-
secure premise, one theft, one
found property, one intimidation
complaint, five assaults, One
dangerous use of firearms, one
impaired driver, and one
trespassing complaint.
Jack itidtl'eII
The provincial Government
has resubmitted legislation on
Farm Income Stabilization. The
Liberal Party have decided to
support the Bill on second
reading as we believe in the
principle of • the Bill,
Last June we asked that the
original Bill be referred back to
the Government to have in-
corporated therein principles of
a farm income protection plan
which _would be open to the
producers of all farm products
on a voluntary and contributory
basis, with the government
negotiating with legally con-
stituted farm spokesmen and
with assurance that the govern-
ment provide a public forum for
full discussion with the farm
community before re-
introduction of the Bill.
As far as we are concerned, the
government has met these
demands. The government has
consulted with the farm people.
The government has set up a plan
on a voluntary, contributory
basis. There is provision in the
Bill where the Commission that
has been established, can consult
with the producer organizations
and the producers themselves in
order to arrive at a stabilized
price.
It would be highly irresponsible
on anyone's part to oppose a Bill
where the demands have actually
been met. We are not saying
there are not some misgivings
about the Bill, but we support in
principle what the government
has done. We are prepared to
bring in amendments when the
Bill goes into Committee in the
full House.
I am sure that the amendments
that we will bring in, are
amendments that the Minister is
already familiar with because he
has received word from
some of the farm organizations
as to what they think should be
incorporated in this Bill and as
you well know, the various farm
organizations are prepared to
support this Bill if some of the
amendments are made, that we
feel should be made.
1 would like to elaborate on
some of the amendments.
In connection with the con-
stitution of the Commission, we
do not feel that it should, just be
appointed by the Lieutenant
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Governor but that farm
organizations in Ontario should
be able to appoint directly to this
Commission so that we can be
assured that we do have farmer
representatives on that par-
ticular Board.
Another amendment we would
like to see is in connection with
the indexing. When establishing a
stabilized price, the Bill refers to
cash cost. We feel that actual cost
of production should be taken into
.. onsideration, because there are
so many more costs involved,
rather than cash cost, that a
farmer must take into con-
sideration.
He has a high investment so
surely he must be allowed some
interest on his investment and of
course, he should be allowed
something for labour, because
today most farmers have to hire
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