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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1968-09-19, Page 10: ' 5,0i4PIORTHIc SEPT. 19( 190141 OarArtAttil WaMelt firoadfoot Phone 527422e — Strafed*• a ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ISBORNE Ez RIB- S= MUTUAL FIRE -INSURANCE - COMPANY EAD-OFFICE---EXIITER; Or* Directors: FeetteY - R.R. 3. „Dublin President on Calquhtrim R.R. 1, iceoPresident Science Hill m. H. Chaff° - R.R. 4, Mitchell Toohey - R.R. 3, Lucen nd McCurdy R.R. 1, larkton bert Gardiner R.R. 1, Cromarty Agents: h Benninger - Dublin •Coates - - Exeter IL Harris - Mitchell Secretary -Treasurer: Patterson - - Exeter Hensel/ Woment Institute) resumed their meetings in Hen., sal Itegteil Han WeolneSdiaYt eming Sept. nth when a 13013 Inch supper was served train)" attractive tea tables decimated, with lovely autumn flovreos.. There was an attendance eA twenty four members presentt Roll can was answered with an exchange of slips. Mts. Clarence Reid, ' prest-i Wen; took the chair for Mel business meeting when planer W2 re made to visit patients at the Bluewater Rest Home Septi 24th, members tle contact the president if Ow wash ta'ansq portation, and to leave at.7 part4 MTS. Robert Elgie was named' delegate to attend the Fall Rd- ly Monday Octdber 7th at Oranbrook; in East Huron. This branch will sponsor the 4.11) Club with leaders Mrs. Don Travers ,and Wm Fass -aa - leaders. It Was decided to have a can- vass for the Canadian National Institute fOr the Blind. Miss Patricia Harris or Crow arty was guest soloist for hen selections "Beautiful Isle Orb Somewhere". and "1 Believe"./ Miss Greta Lamm* accompa ended at Plana • Mrs. glizabeth Riley presid- ed for the programme and eon; ducted a sing -song, and cow tests; and contributed readings4 Programme Committee Mau Ham Horton and Mrs, Mien Hostesses Mrs. Robert Simpt son, and Mrs. Len Purdy. • Carmel Wi1/13 The WAIS of Cannel Presby- terian Church met Monday eve- ning with vice-president Mrs. George Walz presiding who opened the meeting with a poem "Count Your Blessings". he de- votional and study was given by Mrs. Rochus Faber and Mrs. Archie Hoggarth. Members re- ported having made 19 visits to sick and shut-ins and new com- ers. A minute silence of prayer vas observed for the two mem- bers who passed away since the June meeting, Mrs. Stewart McQueen and Mrs. peter (El- eanor) McKenzie. Devotion and study for October will be giv- en by Mrs. Gordon Troyer and Mrs. Clarence Volland, The Ladies' Aid met for a brief busi- ness meeting with president, Mrs. Harvey Hyde in the chair. McKillop No. 8 Holds Meeting At a recent meeting, pupils of McKillop T.S.A. 8; organized a section of the Canadian Jun - i -or Red Cross. Officers elected were: presi- dent, David McClure; vice-presi- dent, Carl Bolton; secretary, Gwen Bosman; treasurer, Doug- las Dietz; chairman, Kieven Bennewies. The teacher at the school is Mrs. George Coville. OF Bargains The Ont 10 Farmers,- Union'. office repo $ that the respoose to coiled ve bargaining; lop better corn pries is'regeivi,iig • overwhelming Sunnort trent, the corn growers. Farmers have concluded and are determined that the problem of depressed corn prices has to -be solved, The OFU membership On- sists of thousands of corn pro- Cerembnial Day Held In Guelph 'A special -Ceremonial Dam win be held ink Guelph, Sepbt ember 17. It will mart the Ott Hetet proclamation of the 1964 International plowing lilateh and Farm Machinery detnaritf station, which is expected to attract 100,000 people to thei Guelph areal. (The match, itself is being held OThe month later October 16- 19 on_the ferret of Jack Gilchrist and neighbors! 6 miles north of Guelph} -- Official guests for the aeine4 menial Day vvill include thei Hon. W. A. Stewart, 311inisteiet Agriculture and Food for 011414 arlo, Miss Beth Stamen, the re- cently crowned Ontario Dajr President of the Ontario P President of the Ontario Plow Men's Association. The Day's events will take place in the city and also on the 1VIlatch site. They will elude a parade led by our Dulos of Wellington an his stags coach, a sod turning ceremony a land eaparbility study of theq farm site besides a plaque uni veiling and speeches. nriOuriCiagi .,1060.(higilitwingi Ded00 000 :C.-M*10 cors-• •2 :gad Mid:0 Ruck& "finCerti which is a goodIndica, *leo it is raPidlY eraergiog as' thlk maiu bargaining ageot kr eero. Until now, cornInerketii10,114.$ been completely unorpurzeci, end the buying trade hafe enternhat large quantities could not be purchased enblock, at iy one time. The agreements provide for the availability of corn during various delivery periods, which will make large quantities of corn available to the trade. A Minimum price of Us!) per bushel was established as policy by the OFU convention last year. Walter Miller, President of the OFU says that farmers are pre- pared to do everything in their Power to look after themselves; but there are certain matters, that are government responsibil- ity to clear the way for this. He said a meeting has been re- quested with the Federal Minis- ter of Agriculture and other cabinet ministers concerned, to place before -them a documenta- tion of requirements necessary to -put corn -growing ea -an econ- omical basis. "The depressed prices caused • by cheap U.S. imports and in- creased costs of production of the last number of years resulted in heavy losses to corn growers and immediate action is a must" he said. "Our members are will- ing to accept certain imports of corn from the U.S. to fill our domestic shortage only, but these _imports should not be parlilcoewsed-- . to effect domestic corn Members of the trade will be contacted in a business -like way in a 'few days to discuss bar- gaining for this year's crop, and 1 969 Chrysler; Your next car in four great §eries: Newport, Newport Custom, 300 and,. New YQrker. 1969 is the year for Dodge and Chrysler. All the way through the line, new engineering innovations 'keep Dodge and Chrysler ahead of the pack. 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