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The June meeting of Kairshea
Women's Institute will be held
at the home of Mrs. Ted Collyer
on June ?2nd. The .meeting will
begin with a luncheon at 1 p.m.
There will be a Sunihine Sister
Gift Exchange and the 4-H mem-
bers will present a Dress Revue.
Mrs. David Schlemmer and
family of Stratford have ben
visiting ,with her mother
'HarOld Stanley:
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WEDNESDAY, J11Ng 14th, 1972
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PAGE FOURTEEN
ASSEMBLY
On'Thursday, June 9, Mrs.
Bakker and Room Three presented
theii assembly. They opened
with the singing of "0 Canada"
which, was followed by a Bible
'reading and a hymn. After this
everyone repeated the Lord's
Prayer. A dance called "Friends"
was then presented. This was
followed by a poem "There was
an Old Woman". A song called
,"Going Over the Sea" was .sung
next. The girls and boys each
-did -a. drill and a-play, , !'Shoe•-.
maker Elf" was presented. Its
actors' were Kathy Robinson who
played•mother, John Tigert who
played father and David William-
son who was the Elf. The class
then sang Three Dukes,• Happy
Wanderer, and Tamburinda,ndari.
Mr. MacLennan then made some
announcements. We also receiv-
BROOKSIDE HAPPENINGS LOCAL 335 ,
Contributed
The most comprehensive survey
on Grains Policy ever lield in the
histor} of Canada was completed
in April by the National Farmers.
Union. The overall aim was to
develop a National Grains Policy,
by involving citizens directly in
policy making. Anyone involved
in producing, handling of mark-
eting of grain were invited to pres-
ent their opinions, A total of 366
briefs at 36 locations across *
Canada were presented .to the two
teams of N.F. U. members. The
results were tabulated by Doug
Yonge, a Saskatchewan grain
farmer. These are now in the
form of an interesting booklet,
available from your Local execu-
tive. •
`" Basically all farmers• across
Canada said the same thing - they
N.F.U. NEWS need a market for grain , t hey
need a price, and they need'
orderly marketing,
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and Miss Virginia Bell and Bruce
Bell of Toronto were Sunday guests
at the horde of Mr. and Mrs: Leon-
ard MacInnes.
Mrs. Wilfred Farrish and Mr.
and Mrs. Grant Farrish, Barbara
a-ndlanervisited-Sunday-with-MrT-'
and Mrs. 'Lloyd MacDougall.
Sympathy' is expressed to Mr:
and Mrs. George Lockhart in
of Mrs. Lockhart's sister,
Mrs. Wesley 'Mills of Lucknow. •
People from far and near came
tb the Open House to honour Mr.
and Mrs. Allister Hughes on their
Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary at/ ,
the Kairshea Hall Friday'after-
noon and evening'. The Webb
relatives .had 'a gathering at their
home on Wednesday. ••
Mr. and Mrs. Clair MacDoug-
all of Flesherton and Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Andrew Jr. of Ashfield ,
visifed-Slnday with Mr. and Ws.
Jack Needham, .
Mr. and Mrs. Cameron MacDon-
ald of Lucknow were dinner guesti
Sunday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Ira Dic kie.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Deleuze of
Montreal were 'week end guests
with the latter's father, 'Ross L.
MacDonald. Other Sunday guests
included Mrs. Dorothea Birch
and Walter Thomas of Toronto
and, Warrant Officer Thomas Mac-
Donald of Dartmouth,. N.S.
presently-OrFa=mat-
Borden.
• Mr. and Mrs. MacKenzie Webb
of South Burnaby ,:Briti:sh Colurn-
bia have been visiting with Mr.',
andoMrs. ,Allister Hughes and have
enjoye-d-meet-ing-all-the friends--
and relatives, at the Fiftieth'
Wedding Anniversary celebrations..
Congratulations to all the High,
School students, Who were finish-
ed, On Friday with no, examinations
to write.
Mr. and Mrs., Fred Gildhrist and
Mr. arid-Mts. Harve y Houston
were at the Paisley :funeral home,
Sunday evening , to pay respects
to the late Wm. Bain, of Grims-
by , and formerly of the Paisley
area;.
Mrs. Harvey Houston' was guest
speaker-at--the 60th -anniversary - -
of the Pinkerton Women's
Institute. Mrs, • Verna Elphick of
Lucknow, accompanied Mrs. '
Houston to the 1 p.m, luncheon
'on Wednesday , June '7th. Both
ladies are'fOrmer members of the
Pinkerton Branch.
ed results about our projects
which we did for the Maitland
Valley Conservation Authority.
Prii'evs were given out for the
three best scrap books. Janet
MacPherson won first, Betty
Culbert won second and LOri Mil- -
ler won third. Prizes for this
were $15.00, $10.00, And $5.00
and three men from the Maitland
Valley Conservation Authority
were at'out assembly to present
them.
The assembly closed with "God
Save the Queen".
NEW TEACHER
Next school year we will have a
new teacher working in our
portable classroom. Miss Laura
Scholl, the new teacher, visited
our school this past week to meet
the teachers -and pupils., •
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11. Collapsible steering
tolumn
12. Glove box
washer
9. Two-speed windshield
wipers
10. Padded recessed dash
1.73 horsepower engine
2. Four-speed
synchromesh
transmission
-3. Front-disc-brakes---
Fully reclining
bucket seats
Electric rear window
defroster
Whitewall tires
Full vinyl interior
Electric windshield
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17. Three point retractable
seat belts
-87-Power-beested-fresh--- -
flow ventilation
19. Swing-out side rear
windows •
20. Unit body construction
13. Cigarette lighter
14. Heavy duty heater-
defroster
15. Three-position courtesy
lights
16. Hand brake warning
light
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The N. p.u. Grains Policy
which wakadopted at the last National Convention had
suggestions how the returns to
producers could be increased.
The most important, of these were that the marketing of all grains
in Canada , including feed grains, flax , rye and rapeseed, corn and soybeans, become the responsibil-
ity of the Canadian Wheat Board,
That the 'C. W.13. have full powers
to'regulate the importation of
any class of grains. and_lave_the-- -
power to restrict imports of feed
grains and oilseeds until domestic
stocks have been corsurned,
That the C. W.B. institute a
policy of direct sales to
farther feeders in Canada with a
minimum amount of third party
involvement.
21. 60 amp. hr. batterY
22. Dual braking system
arorrn-d-burrupers
24. Side running lights
257 Bach-up lights
26. Washable •and removable
trunk mat
27. Recessed spare tire.
28. Tool kit and jack
29. Electrophorus paint
application
30. Four-way flashers
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