The Huron Expositor, 1976-12-02, Page 6MAIN CORNER, CLINTON
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dinner guest s with Mr. and Mrs.
aul Stevenson, David. Darren and
Luanne, on the occasion of Mrs.
Cecil Herman's birthday.
Mr. and , Mrs. Marris Bos,
Steven :Sharon. Kenny. Michael.
Andy,.. and Kathy were Sunday
upper guests with her parents
Mr. and Mrs.4John Warnmes,
Sympathy of the Community is
exterfded to the family' of the
kite Archie Riley.
A euchre party and dance was
held on 'Saturday evening
November -27th in the hall to
honour newlyweds Mr. and Mrs.
William McDowell, They were
presented with a' lamp by the
neighbours. •
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with a Memory Preserver froth
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items on sale at the St. Ambrose CWL bazaar in Brussels on Saturday. Organizers
said the annual affair was a great success. • (Photo by Langlois)
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At the annual convention of the
Ontario Federation of Agriculture
in Hamilton on T eiday afternoon
Peter Hannam a Guelph are
farmer. %%US e:zc, d the a ew OFA .
president.
He takes over from Gordon
Hill, a Huro County hog
producer, who ha been president
for the , past seven years.
Lanark County dairyman Ralph
Barried was elected first vice
president and Bill Wolfe, a Bruce
County beef producer was elected
second vice president.
Hannam is a graudate of the
University of Guelph and owns
and operates a 600 acre cash crop
farm near Guelph in Wellingidit
County.
In his acceptance speech Mr.
Hannam said that the Federatkon
must find and concentrate on
issues which will unite farmers
and form strong effective lobbies.
One issue, he said, could be the
inequality in , the trading
restriction and tariffs on agricul-
tural products.
Mr. Hannam said the
Federation should aquaint
farmers on the situation and then
aquaint the public. He said that
years ago when tariffs were first
set. - Canada went for straight
"cents" where other countries
went for percentage values. As a
result Canada now has inequities
such as Canadian peaches which
face an American tariff of $1.90
per case where Australian
peaches enter Canada for 12 cents
per case. Processed 9r pre-cut
beef faces a 10 per cent American
tariff (about 30 cent per pound),
he said, but the Canadian tariff on
pre-cut beef entering this country
is only three cents per pound.
The Federation must do
everything possible to. maintain
the efficient production of food in
Ontario 'for two reasons, Mr.
Hannam said, first, to supply
consumers with high quality food,
and second, -to - maintain
Canadian jobs in the processing
and handling 4 -• o food.
Approximately 40 pe 'cent of
working Canadians are involved
in some way with clod, he said.
, The new president reminded
the convention that Canada, at
considerable ,international
embarrassment, refused to allow
23 Taiwanese athletes into canada
to compete in the Olympic games,
but allows Taiwan to ship 23
million pounds of tomatoes into
this country causing chaos in the
tomato industry, from the grower
through all of the people
employed as pickers, peelers,
packers' and shippers.
He said, "We need to be more
agressive as .farmers at effecting
the general economy of Canada,
an4 to publiciie the extent that
we are able to do this."
he point ed out that maximum
wage increases, as laid down by
the Anti Inflation Board, have,
become minimum expectations
amongst labor.
"If it was not for the dropping
food prices," Mr. Hannam said,
"the inflation rate in Canada
would still be as high as it was a
year ago,"
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Dianne Elizabeth Phillips. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Angela
Phillips of Seaforth and William Lon Clark. son of Mrs. Agnes
Clark of Woodstock and Donald Clark of Strathro, . Mere married
November 2 - by Father H. J. Laraah in St --jarnes' Roman
Catholic Church, .Seaforth. Attendants .*ere Karen Re2ier,
Seaforth, the bride's sister Angela, Seaforth. 'Julie John 'and
Mark Byers, Woodstock. and Jodv Clark. T,:rronto. brother of the
groom. Tom Burke was -soloist: Follow mg a reception ai the
Seaforth Legion Hall, the couple left on a honej moon to the U.S.
They will live at R.'R.O. Woodstock.. Photo bj,
Correspondent
Mary Merrier
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Hope and
Julie of Hamilton spent the
weekend with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Hugh Dimaline. Don.
Peter and David.
Mr. and Mrs. Terence Hunter
of Colborne Township visited over
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Thompson. Mr. and Mrs.
John Th ompson. Sharon and
Bob.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Scott and
Dwayne of Parkhill visited over
the weekend, with Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Preszcator. Bill. Debbie and
Michael. Michael returned ' to
spend 'till Tuesday with the
Scott's.
Saturday dinner guests with
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riley were
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ellwoodwho
have just returned from a year in
South America and will be
returning to live in Montreal. Mr.
and Mrs. Rod Johnston of
Goderich. Mrs, Jean Riley arid
Mr. Ern Ellwood of Clinton.
Mr-and Mrs, Cecil Herman of
Shakespeare. Mr. and Mrs. Ron
Herman of Stratford were Sunday
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