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TIrnapAcIvocato, April Disputes .bcorgoining
on fertilizer prices
4, 1969 Page 16
Following is a letter written.
by George Smith of the Ashfield
local of the Ontario Farmers'
Union,
In answer to the article
concerning Mr. Peter Milec and
the indication that voluntary
collective bargaining is working
in the fertilizer industry, I would
like to say that in North Jinron
and South Bruce, voluntary
collective bargaining in fertilizer
has been a complete flop.
Firstly, the Ashfield local of
the Ontario Farmers' Union has
imported over three hundred
tons of American fertilizer at a
price approximately $10 below
the 0.F.U.'s voluntary collective
bargaining price.
Secondly, a fertilizer
salesman from an affiliated
company that the O.F.U. dealt
with is using this price list to sell
fertilizer, regardless of whether
or not the purchaser is an O.F.U,.
Member,
Thirdly, many people that I
have talked to throughout
Western and South-Western
Ontario have purchased fertilizer
below the O.F,U. voluntary
collective bargaining price.
Another good example of
voluntary collective bargaining
at work in agriculture is the
Q.F.U. attempt to voluntary
collective bargain with corn,
They tried to get a price of
$1.50 for corn, I would like to
meet anybody in Ontario that
received $1.50 for corn this
year.
Voluntary collective
bargaining was tried in Ontario
agriculture back in the 1920's. It
was a complete flop. Farmers
outside the scheme, sometimes
only a handful, would
undermine the marketing
contracts and pricing structure.
They claimed a right to make
their own deals with the trade.
They cut prices and nullified the
effectiveness of the voluntary
delivery and price contracts.
It is time the leaders of the
O.F.U. decided whether they are
in favour of compulsory
marketing schemes.
PUBLIC SCHOOL VOLLEYBALL CHAMPS—The girls
championship at Saturday's public school volleyball tournament at
SHDHS went to Huron Centennial from Brucefield. The winners are
shown above. Back, left, Mrs. Marilyn Broadfoot, coach; Debbie
Lockie, Mary McFadden, Helen Colciough, Janet Graham, manager
Esther Merrill and principal Arnold Mathers. Front, Karen Brandon,
Bonnie Veenstra, Beth Broome, Jackie Koene, Peggy Campbell and
Gail Wagor. T-A photo.
Happy couples club
plans June picnic
HUMOROUS POETRY—One of the numbers on the program of
Usborne Central School's variety program planned for tonight and
tomorrow night is poetry reading by Robbie Dickey. Robbie is
shown here during rehearsal and it's difficult to decide whether he is
smelling the flowers or preparing to eat them. T-A photo.
Couple surprised on
wedding anniversary
By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE
THAMES ROAD
The April meeting of the
Happy Doubles Club was held
Wednesday evening. Floyd
Stewart was in charge of the
meeting of which the theme was
"Where Is The Church?"
Mrs. Floyd Stewart read the
scripture and the meditation was
given by Mrs. Ray Cann with
prayer by Ray Cann. A reading
was given by Mrs. Floyd
Stewart.
It was decided to have a
picnic the first part of June, the
date to be decided by the
committee in charge, Mr. and
Mrs. Lorne Ballantyne and Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Stewart.
Mrs. Ray Cann introduced
Mrs. Walter Fydenchuk of
Crediton. Her husband taped the
speech of Dr. Kegler who
recently spoke at the meeting of
the Retarded Children's
Association. Jack Stewart
thanked the speaker and
presented her with a cheque for
the Association.
A contest was enjoyed.
Lunch was served by the
committee in charge, Mr. and
Mrs. Floyd Stewart and Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Cann.
FAREWELL PARTY
Monday evening 39 relatives,
friends and neighbors gathered
in Elimville Hall to honor Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Pym who are
leaving for their new home in
Hensall.
The evening was spent in
playing euchre.
Donald Kernick read the
address and Mr. and Mrs. Bev
Morgan and Mrs. Archie
Etherington presented Mr. and
Mrs. Pym with a pole lamp and
two toss cushions.
Mr. and Mrs. Pym's two
daughters, Mrs. Tony Shulman
of Embro and Mrs. Allan Wanner
of Sarnia, also attended.
Groenewegen; agriculture and
Canadian industry, Mrs. Wilmer
Scott; historical research, Mrs.
Harold Hardy; resolutions, Mrs.
David Kestle; Tweedsmuir
History, Mrs. Charles Coughlin;
public relations, Mrs. Richard
Worthington; pianist, Mrs. A.
Ross, Mrs. Allan Hill, Mrs. J.H.
Paton.
Hostess Mrs. D.L. Kestle
assisted by district director Mrs.
A. Lewis and Mrs. H. Hardy
served refreshments.
May meeting will be at the
home of Mrs. Alec McIntosh.
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comprised of professional
agriculturalists involved in
research, the civil service and
agricultural industry.
Ontario's deputy treasurer
and deputy minister of
economics, H. Ian Macdonald,
said private and public,
considerations in land use
planning are both important.
He noted that, in the Niagara
Peninsula, there are those who
feel the rich soil should be
preserved for agriculture while
the owners of that land feel they
should be able to dispose of it
for maximum profit.
"Profit and public views on
land use are a problem we
cannot escape from," he said.
Mr. Macdonald said it also
should be recognized that often,
prime land for agricultural use is
also prime land for industry.
Recommendations in the
report of Ontario's special
committee on farm income that
a provincial land resources
commission be established to
co-ordinate land use planning
drew opposition from another
speaker, Prof. James B. Milner of
the University of Toronto's
faculty of law.
He noted the report was
recommending another Crown
corporation, the Ontario Land
Corporation.
"My chief complaint about
these proposals is that they
perpetuate the present practice
of setting up a board to do the
job of government," he said.
W. C. Heine, editor of The
London Free Press, spoke at the
institute's annual banquet on a
recent trip to Iron Curtain
countries.
Why Tip The Balance
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PERSONALS
Mr. & Mrs*. Albert Etherington
returned home Saturday evening
from Florida for a 10-day visit.
Sunday church services will be
held on Daylight Saving Time at
10:15 a.m. and 11:15 a.m.
Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Knight were
guests recently with Mr. & Mrs.
Harold Patterson. Saturday
evening Mr. & Mrs. Knight and
Linda were guests with Mr. &
Mrs. William Rohde.
Mr. & Mrs. Edwin Miller,
Brian, Barry and Barbara were
Friday evening guests with Mr. &
Mrs. Allan Elston of Centralia.
Mr. & Mrs. William Rohde,
Douglas, Glenn and Calvin were
Sunday guests with Mr. & Mrs.
Glenn Jeffery.
By MRS. J. H. PATON*
CLANDEBOYE
Mr. and Mrs. C.W. Millson,
Clandeboye, celebrated their
52nd wedding anniversary
Sunday at a surprise dinner
arranged by their family.
Twenty-two guests included
Mr. and Mrs. Wolfe Bastart and
Peggy, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Kingman, Shawn, Ian
and Wendy, Kitchener; Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Beckett, Kitchener; Mr.
and Mrs. Gus Wourtor, London;
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Millson,
Donald, Kenneth and Douglas,
London; and Mr. and Mrs.
Gerald Millson and Debbie,
Clandeboye.
The celebrants received many
lovely gifts.
TIME CHANGE
The service at the United
Church will be at 9:45 a.m.
(DST) Sunday.
WI ELECT
Clandeboye WI showed an
increase in spending last year
over previous years. Reports at
last Wednesday's meeting were
excellent, showing programs for
the past year had been varied.
Plans for the corning year will
be discussed with the new
president Mrs. Roy Cunningham.
Mrs. A. Lewis presented the
slate of officers with Ml offices
being filled. Mrs. Allan Hill had
the responsibility of installing
the new executive.
Past president, Mrs. A. Lewis;
president, Mrs. Roy
Cunningham; vice-president,
Mrs. Charles Coughlin; secretary,
Mrs. Rae Neil; assistant
secretary, Mrs. Norman Hardy;
citizenship and education, Mrs.
Carl O'Neil; home economics
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