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Lady director
gives report
Mrs. John Timmerman,
Kerwood, lady director for
district 50.F.U. gave a report on
the Provincial board meeting to
district 5 directors, at a meeting
held in Strathroy, April 3rd.
Action was taken by the
Provincial board of directors on
the motion passed by the
Provincial board which stated
that no director of the Union
was to sit on the General Farm
Organization organizing
committee in the name of the
Union.
Mr. Delmar Bennett refused
to go by the decision of the
board and also refused to resign
from the provincial board of
directors.
This forced the board to take
the only action left which was to
remove Mr. Bennett from the
board of directors. This action
was taken by the complete
board of directors during the last
week of March and not by the
executive as reported by some,
earlier in March.
District director Jerry Huzuka
commented to the meeting on
the National Task Force report.
Public Relations chairman Joe
O'Neill reported that Mr. Erhard
Pfingeton, Vice-president of the
American, National Farmers
Organization who spoke to the
Union convention in Kingston
last November, will speak in
More then 140 past and
present members attended the
20th anniversary of the Lucan
Junior Farmers and Junior
Institutes held at the Lucan
Arena auditorium, Saturday
night.
Alfred Ovens was master of
ceremonies for the evening while
Kathy Robinson and Pat Rock
led a sing song during the dinner
hour. Mrs. Don Rock introduced
the head table that included the
Hon. W.A. Stewart, Minister of
Agriculture and Food and Mrs.
Stewart, Bernard Benn president
in 1949; Mrs. Jack Ryan, first
president of the Lucan Junior
Institute; John Wahl and Doreen
Crawford, president of
Middlesex Junior Farmers and
Allan Robinson, Lucan Junior
Farmer president and past
president John Riddell and their
guests.
The feature of the evening
program was a presentation
entitled "Highlights of former
years." Chaired by Ron White
the program began with two of
the present members, Violet
Tweddle and Arthur Mercer
dressed as newborn babies,
symbolizing the birth of the
Junior Farmer organization in
Lucan.
The Wonders dressed
an.
in grass skirts and Hawaiian Leis
thrilled the crowd with their
kickline antics. The charming set
included Bernard Benn, Jack
Ryan and Gerard Crunican
joined by Vie Hodgins singing
"Does your Spearmint lose its
flavour on the bedpost
overnight." In the next setting,
Nancy Kestle and John
Mcllhargey rocked their way
into everyone's hearts with their
reminiscing of events through
the years.
The program ended with
Harvey Rollings "Spying" on
highlights of joint meetings held
during the past 20 years. The
Perth County Playboys supplied
dancing music that was enjoyed
by all.
Chatham at the Pyranon Ball
Room, 65 Colborne Street,
Thursday, April 10 at 8;00 p.m.,
at which time Walter Miller,
president O.F.U. will clarify the
Union position and policy
towards one farm organization
for Ontario farmers.
Mr. Otto Prues, junior
president and Peter Melic,
Chairman of the purchasing
committee discussed plans for a
fund raising drive to finance the
promotion of Plan A, the Union
plan for One farm organization,
to enable the farmers to have a
choice of plans if there is a vote
called by the Hon. Mr. Wm.
Stewart, Minister of Agriculture
and Food.
Skits help
memones
Two more men speak out
n the success of Treflan
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MEMORIES OF THE PAST RECALLED--One of the features of the 20th anniversary celebration of the
Lucan Junior Farmers at the Lucan arena, Saturday was the program recalling highlights of the past. The
cast is shown above. From left, Nancy Kestle, John Mcllhargey, Viola Tweddle, Bernard Bean, Arthur
Mercer, Jack Ryan, Gerard Crunican, Vincent Hodgins and Harvey Rollings. (T-A photo)
If you want to buy a
British 434 diesel tractor
no need to order
through your farm
organization
The Royal Commission released a statement
showing the price of a 434D tractor
in Canada as 5791. higher than in the U.K.
After deducting ocean freight,
this difference amounts to $650.
You don't need to order through a farm
organization to make this "saving" or discount.
First see your
IH dealer
He'll be glad to deal with you on
exactly the same,terinS and conditions
as your farm organization:
1. Make a cash deposit with your order.
2. Pay the full balance in cash on delivery.
3. No used equipment accepted in trade.
4. The tractor may be slightly used or demonstrated.
5. Waive any rights to warranty or after-delivery service.
See any participating IH dealer.There is this
advantage—he'll be available for years to come
to supply first rate parts and service.
This offer expires May 31, 1969
Now I've no time
for hoeing':
says Louis Ducharme.
"Last year
I even broadcast
my soybeans':
says Ralph King.
Or take Ralph King's example. Broadcasting
soybeans means big savings in cultivation
costs, and often increases in yield per acre ...
But, like Ralph, you have to know your weed
control plan is completely effective. Treflan
really came through for Ralph. It can come
through for you.
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This is not true of international. tractors.
A recent Royal Commission report indicates —
Canadian retail price for the 706 tractor as $105 less than U,S. price
Canadian retail price for the 806 tractor as $126 less than U.S. price
International tractors manufactured in the U.S. have comparable retail prices
on both sides of the border.
The 624 tractor manufactured in West Germany has a lower retail price in
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Por the best in service and value see your IH dealer—a man in your community
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Take Louis Duchatme. He found himself in a
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