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Federation Plans 'Worship Service
Combine Religion With Farming
(By J. Carl
Huron County Federation of
Agriculture met June 10. At the
request of the zone director, Allan
Wedow, Hanover, the Federation
instructed the secretary to arran-
ge with the chairman of the poul-
try committee for a meeting of
the township representatives.
It was agreed that the secret-
ary send out copies to each of
the township presidents of the an-
nouncement of the Federation
Worship Service to be held at the
Goderich Summer School, July 5.
Douglas Miles, agricultural rep-
resentative, gave interesting fig-
ures on the number of cows pro-
ducing at the different levels that
a farmer would need to keep in or-
der to have a labour income of
$3,000 per year. He also stated
that an active campaign has been
started in the county that will
eradicate barbary and buckthorn
from the county during the next
five years. These two plants pro-
vide winter quarters for rust which
causes serious loss to grain grow-
ers in the county.
This business meeting was foll-
owed by considerable discussion
on the time spent at the London
Hemingway)
Conference of the United Church
on Farm Marketing Legislation in
general and the Hog Marketing
Program in particular. The meet-
ing agreed that, while there is
always need for more information
to the public, farmers were never
before so well informed.
For all this controversy I have
arrived at two conclusions: First,
the Christian Church stands for
fair play and equality for the in-
dividual. Under the Hog Market-
ing Plan every hog of a given
quality returns the same price to
the producer whether he be large
or small, rich or poor.
Secondly, there are few in the
county that attend as many meet-
ings of rural people as I do. At
Federation meeting, Beef Produc-
er, Hog Producer, Poultry Produc-
er, Milk Producer, Cream Produc-
er meetings I meet the same peo-
ple. Then on occasion when I at-
tend a meeting of laymen or a
Sunday School. Conference I find
again the same people. From this
I would suggest that if the chur-
ches do a good job of producing
a Christian they need have little
fear for the policies promoted by
farm organizations.
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Celebrates 25th
Anniversary Day
On May 30, Sr. M. Carmelita,
B.A., Principal of the local Par-
ochial High School, celebrated her
25th anniversary in the Religious
Order of The School Sisters of
Notre Dame.
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well, five sisters, including Sr. M.
Clare, S.S.N.D., and two brothers
and families, attended the Holy
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17, 1959
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