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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1975-02-06, Page 8TALKING ABOUT BEEF — A short course at Centralia College of Agricultural Technology featured beef feedlot management. Above, Crediton. Huron Associate Ag Rep Stan Paquette talks to Blake Alton, Lucknow; Can play important role Criticism of marketing boards Don Brodie, Brucefield and Lloyd Lamport and John Govers, T-A photo NOW'S THE TIME To Place Your Orders For SEED GRAIN All Mixes Available Take Advantage of Our February DELIVERY DISCOUNTS EXETER DISTRICT C 0 - 0 P Phone 235-2081 From Our Parts Department 25( Off EVERY SPARK PLUG YOU BUY! Get ready for Spring. Give your engine new life. Buy original equip- ment spark plugs for your Ford tractor at sub- stantial savings, From Our Service Department FREE Oil and Filter WITH ALL CMusAto On OVERHAULSeRr s Choice of Oil Arranging a Registered Retirement Savings Plan is as easy as .1116yagp.• A lot of people look forward to their retirement. But they don't look forward to a reduction in income. 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The Directors whose term of office expire are Leonard Erb, Hensall; Reinhold Miller, Dashwood; and Max Turnbull, Dashwood, who are eligible for re-election. Reinhold Miller and Max Turnbull are not seeking re-election. Notice of intent to amend the following Bylaws: No. 21 - Qualifications of Directors. No. 24 - Retirement of Directors in rotation. No. 33 - Remuneration. YONALia CAMPBELL JOHN R, CONSITT, President Secretary-Manager Please Note: Bylaw 21 Qualifications of Directors di Any person wishing to seek election or re-election as a Director must file his intention to. stand for election in writing with the Secretary of the Corporation at least ten days in advance of an Annual Meeting or Special General Meeting called for the purpose of electing Directors. By ADRIAN VOS Bob Eaton, parliamentary assistant to Ontario's Ministry of Agriculture and Food, had some very interesting remarks to make in a recent speech in Lindsay with regards to the criticism of marketing boards. At the same time that Professor Forbes condemned marketing boards with quotas in the name of the Food prices Review Board, Atoms go on Scoring spree The Exeter atom "B" club went on a real scoring spree Sunday night as they chalked up their most decisive victory of the season 9-0 over South London. Trevor Boyle and Brian Black- burn each turned in a hat trick performance to pace the atom scoring. Getting one goal apiece were Scott Brintnell, Rick Mattucci and Brent Atthill. Captain Jonathan Melhuish was the top playmaker with three assists to his credit. The Huron Park atoms scored a 4-2 win over the Exeter club at the Exeter arena, Wednesday night. Lucan scored a 2-0 win Friday and Dorchester downed the locals 6-2 Saturday. The only Exeter goals against Huron Park came at the first and last of the game, Chris Van Gerwen scored on an unassisted effort and Trevor Boyle con- verted a pass from Scott Brint- nell. Steve O'Neill scored twice to pace the Huron Park scoring attack. Getting single goals were Steve Morrissey and John Insley. Adding assists were Warren Gilles and Steve Morrissey. Hitting the mark for Exeter against Dorchester were Scott Brintnell and Jonathan Melhuish both on unassisted efforts. these same marketing boards had reasonable and stable prices for their products. Overall prices went up 16 percent. The lowest increases, however were in the very products Professor Forbes said that marketing boards were setting unduly high prices on. Homogenized milk went up 3 percent. Grade A turkeys had gone up 1 percent, and the eggs had gone up 5 percent. Those products that were sold without the benefits of a marketing board with quotas, as fresh tomatoes, up 64 percent, and these came from other Juveniles drop opening contest The Exeter juveniles were in action on two occasions Sunday and dropped two decisions. In the first round of OMHA juvenile play, the locals lost 6-1 to St. Marys and in a Shamrock league game they lost 6-5 to Lucan. The second game of the OMHA juvenile series best-of-three series will be played in Exeter Sunday at 8:30. If a third game is necessary it is scheduled for the following Sunday also in Exeter. In the loss to St. Marys, Cam Haist was the only Exeter marksman on a play started by Tom Richardson and Gary Jennison. The game against Lucan was close from start to finish with never more than one goal separating the two teams. The Exeter goals came in single fashion from the sticks of Rick Moody, Kim McKinnon, Fred Campbell, Ken Pinder and Brion Penhale. Jim Benn with three goals was best for Lucan while Gord Moon hit the mark with two shots and Scott Anderson added a sing e. countries. Red Brand strip loin steak up 52 percent,potatoes up 27 percent and salmon up 21 per- cent. The overall price increase to the restaurant trade was 43 percent. The regulated products however went up least. The restaurant paid 12 percent more for milk, 8 percent for grade A turkeys, 5 percent for chicken and 17 percent for eggs. All well under the average 43 percent increase, The real increase was in the unregulated product, as sugar was up 118 percent, shortening up 8ipercent, beef fat up 86 percent, potatoes 46 per- cent, salmon 56 percent, coffee 28 percent, and steak up 44 percent. "It is interesting to note," Eaton said, "that over that same period of time, producers under the marketing boards that the Professor was condemning for unduly high prices, gave in- dications they had a stable and reasonable return on their products." Forbes also blamed tariffs and export quotas as causing ar- tificiallyhigh prices and referred again to milk, dairy products, eggs, broilers and turkeys, none of which had import restrictions. Looking at these facts. he Tile ten leaders of the five 4-H Cre'diton Clubs attended the two day training school at Exeter United Church last week. Those attending were: Mrs. John Miller, Mrs. Glenn Hodgins, Mrs. Ed Nethercott, Mrs. William Muller, Mrs. Cliff Kenney, Kathleen Gielen, Mrs. Donald Finkbeiner, Mrs. Barry Clarke, Patti Tasko and Theresa Ondrejicka, Annual meeting Zion United Church held its annual meeting Friday evening. Rev. Armin Schlenker opened the session with prayer and a meditation on "Seek ye first the kingdom of God and His righteousness." Ray Morlock was chairman,Wilmar Wein secretary. Details of the annual report were considered. It was decided to invite Audrey Fink- beiner to explain the work she does with young people. The next communion service will be March 16. Anniversary Sunday is May 25 with Rev. Jim Somerville the guest speaker. Ed Hendrick moved a vote of thanks to all officers of the church and Sunday School and to Doris Schwartz for her preparation of the church bulletins and the annual report. William Schwartz moved a vote of thanks to the Pastoral suggested that Professor Forbes should be analysed for per- formance. Summing up Eaton said, "really what we are saying to ourselves when we assess per- formance is how well you took an interest in your board or the marketing of your product. How well you supliort your board, the type of people you elect to your board and the type of management they hire. Given some commitment to these items, marketing boards can claim an increasingly im- portant role in the development of a strong agricultural industry in Ontario. Waxers drop pair of games The Exeter Waxers were on the short end of a 4-1 score in an exhibition novice contest against Brussels in Exeter Thursday. The only Exeter goal came from the stick of George Pratt on a pass from Darren Vandergunst with six minutes left in the game. In a return game, the Waxers lost 8-1 to Brussels. The only Exeter goal came from the stick of Mike Tiedeman. Relations Committee. Because there are many dedicated workers, the organizations of the church have continued to operate smoothly despite the lack of a minister. A letter from Rev. Bruce Pierce was read by the secretary. Rev. Schlenker conducted the installation of officers, following which a potluck lunch was ser- ved. Adult social Sunday Ed Baker of Lambeth conducted the morning service at Zion United Church, The Adult Class of the Sunday School is planning a social evening at the Village Inn Retreat February 28. That event will be for all adult members of the congregation. Mark Whitney is a patient at Victoria Hospital. Dwayne Finkbeiner son of Mr. & Mrs. Eric Finkbeiner has returned home after spending some time in South Huron Hospital. Mrs. Walter Weber has been discharged from hospital and has returned home. Weekend guests with Rev. & Mrs.Armin Schlenker were Mr, & Mrs. Carmin Schlenker and Mr. & Mrs, Max Howard of Kit- chener. 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