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• Town Dwellings
• All Classes of Farm Property
• Summer Cottages
• Churches, Schools, Halls
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AGENTS: James Keys, RR 1, Seaforth; V. J. Lane, RR 5, Sea -
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Harold Squires, Clinton; George Coyne, Dublin; Donald G. Eaton,
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DISTRICT WEDD I NOBS
DI EHL --PARSONS
Baskets of pink and white
chrysanthemums decorated Roy's
United Church for the marriage
of Betty Alma Parsons and Carl
Lloyd Diehl. The bride is a
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Keith
Parsons, RR 1, Staffa, and the
bridegroom is a son of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Diehl, Jr., RR 1,
Brunner. Rev. A. H. Daynard
officiated at the ceremony and
the organist was Mrs. Elmer
Dow. The soloist, Miss Eliza-
beth Smale, RR 1, Staffa, a
cousin of the bride, sang "Wed
ding Prayer" and "I'll Walk
Beside You."
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride wore a floor -
length gown of white slipper
satin, fashioned with a round
net neckline, lily -point sleeves,
and a long train extending from
the skirt. She wore a long, em•
broidered veil falling from a
crown of crystals and seed
pearls. The bride carried red
roses, fern and ivy in a cascade
arrangement.
Mrs. Donald McKay, Toronto,
a sister of the bridegroom, was
the matron of honor, wearing a
blue satin street -length gown
with a rhinestone -trimmed jack-
et. She wore a single strand of
pearls, a gift from the bride-
groom, and carried a cascade of
bronze and yellow chrysanthe-
mums and ivy.
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Miss Helen Heckman, RR 2,
Mitchell, a cousin of the bride,
and Miss Donna Gilchrist, 1111 1,
Fullerton, were the bridesmaids.
Miss Heckman wore a pink
dress of nylon net over taffeta
in a ballerina length, and Miss
Gilchrist wore a matching blue
gown. Each carried a cascade
of bronze and yellow baby
chrysanthemums and ivy, and
wore a single strand of pearls,
gifts from the bride.
The bride's brother, Robert
Parsons, RR 1, Staffa, was the
best man and Bi 1.arsons, Staf-
fa, a cousin of The bride, and
Nelson Diehl, RR 1, Stratford,
a brother of the bridegroom,
were the ushers
A reception and wedding din-
ner were held at the Brodhagen
Community Centre, where the
bride's mother received guests,
assisted by the bridegroom's
mother. Mrs. Parsons wore a
silver grey nylon sheath dress,
matching duster coat, red ac-
cessories, and a red carnation
corsage. Mrs. Diehl wore a fit-
ted blue crepe dress with a sil-
ver -white trim, blue accessories
and a corsage of pink carna-
tions.
The couple will live at RR 1,
Brunner.
Guests at the wedding came
from Toronto, Stratford, Brun-
ner, Brodhagen, Staffa, Mitchell,
Gadshill, Bornholm, Williams -
ford, Sebringville and Milver-
ton.
Co-op Medical
Meets In Huron
Wilson C. McCoig, Chatham,
past -president of the Co-oper-
ative Medical Services Federa-
tion of Ontario, spoke at the
16th annual meeting of Huron
Co-operative Medical Services.
held in the council chambers,
Clinton, on Wednesday.
His topic, Recent Develop-
ments in Prepaid Health Care
Plans, was fact -filled and time-
ly, providing the members with
a valuable insight into current
progress in the planning of a
Government-sponsored Medical
Health Plan.
Mr. McCoig, .who is secretary -
manager, of Kent Co-operative
Medical Services, represents the
Medical Co-operatives on the
liason committee set up to stu-
dy Ontario's medical care needs.
Members voted approval of
new coverage added during the
past year, which included the
addition of chiropractic care ef-
fective June 1, 1963, and a new
Comprehensive Medical Care
Plan instituted August 1, 1963.
Re-elected for a three-year
term were: president, Fordyce
Clark, RR 5, Goderich; direc-
tors, Mrs. 0. G. Anderson, RR
5, Wingham; Lorne Rodges, RR
1, Goderich; Kenneth Johns,
Wooham.
During the year the Major
Medical Plan paid claims total-
ling $17,983.00 and the Improv-
ed Surgical (with In -Hospital
Medical) paida total of
$55,003.00 in claims.
Current assets are $148,519.00
and total, liabilities are $123,-
721.00.
Toronto -Dom.
Bank Reports
Record Earnings
FAME Report
Shows Assets
Are Increased
At the third annual meeting
of FAME shareholders, which
was largely attended, the audi-
torts report indicated assets to
date of over one million three
hundred thousand dollars, -with
approximately one million in
liquid investments, at interest,
and immediately available for
construction purposes.
Merlin i3aker. of York Coun-
ty, in his director's report,
pointed out that work for im-
mediate construction has been
completed at the Ayr plant site
as soon as sufficient capital is
available. Plans are being made
to reach the share -capital objec-
tive of two million, possibly by
seeding time. Debenture sales
are most encouraging and the
original objective of three mil-
lion should be reached within
the year.
"We can hopefully look for-
ward to the cpnstruction of three
and possibly four plants during
1964," stated Mr. Baker.
Luncheon guest speaker, Oren
Lee Staley, President of the
U.S. National Farmers Organiz-
ation, of Corning, Iowa, pointed
out that the buyer sets the price
for farm products, in all other
commodities it is the seller who
fixes prices. In order that farm-
ers can effectively price their
product they must control the
sale of sufficient volume so that
the trade cannot supply its cus-
tomers unless this farmer con-
trolled supply is purchased.
"Farmers must join hands to
concentrate their power to eq-
ual or exceed the power pre,-
ently concentrated in the hands
of the buyer," Mr. Staley re-
peated.
The club bore was boasting of
his ability to distinguish be-
tween different beverages. Fin-
ally one of the listeners took a
flask from his pocket and ask-
ed the connoisseur to taste it
and tell him what it was. The
man took a mouthful and
promptly yelled, "Great Scott,
that's gasoline!"
"I know," came the curt re-
ply, "but what brand?"
Record earnings, assets, de-
posits and loans are reported
by The Toronto -Dominion Bank
for the year ended October 31.
Net profit, after. taxes, was
6% higher than in the prev-
ious year, amounting to $8,754,-
990
8,754;990 as compared with $8,244,-
914, equivalent to $2.92 a share
as against $2.75 a share in 1962.
Total assets of The Bank at
the end of the year amounted
to $2,462 millions, an increase
of $193 millions for the year.
Cash resources at $342 mil-
lions show little change and are
equivalent to 15 per cent of
the deposit liabilities. Readily
realizable assets, including cash,
equal 51.7 per cent of liabili-
ties to the public.
Call loans are up $82 millions
to $269 millions. Current loans
show an increase of $69 mil-
lions to $1,069 millions. Hold-
ings of N.H.A. mortgages at
$104 millions are $2 millions
higher.
Total deposits increased by
$173 millions to $2,277 millions.
A major share of this rise is
attributable to a jump of $97
millions to $1,014 millions in
"other deposits", mostly those
of business concerns.
Personal Savings deposits in-
creased by $69 millions to $1,-
017 millions but deposits of oth-
er banks decreased by $32 mil-
lions to $185 millions.
Deposits by governments in-
creased from $15 millions in
1962 to $62 millions. Govern-
ment of Canada deposits, up
about $35 millions, account for
the major share of the increase.
Investment in bank premises
rose by almost $6 millions to
$47 millions. The increase is
partly accounted for by invest-
ments in hall and buildings in
connection with the major To-
ronto building development an-
nounced by The Bank n 1962.
After payment of d idends,
$2,3 millions was car d for-
ward to undivided profits. rans-
fers to Rest Account inclu I
millions from undivided pr
and another $3 millions from
tax paid reserves. Sharehold-
ers' funds as at October 31 to-
talled. $120.6 . t»iliiotts.
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