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The Brussels Post, 1977-12-07, Page 28JOYEUXIIIIINOEL DONNEZ DU SANG A LA+ 10 El levtoo/4 1974 OLDS 442 1974 NOVA Hatchback 1973 DART Swinger 6 Cylinder 1973 VOLKSWAGON 1976 FORD' H.D. 1/2 ton Explorer VALUE OF THE WEEK 1973 TORINO Make us an offer J.L. McCUTCHEON MOTORS Ghee • Oicts Brussels 8 8 7-6 8 56 STEPHENSON'S Bakery Grocery Kist Beverage GINGER ALE OR PEPSI 26 Fluid oz. Plus Deposit Tide SOAP Limit One with each $10.00 Aylmer CANNED TOMATOES 19 oz. Bick's maraschino CHERR IESpn,s Chicken SOUP 12 ozs. Li to Noodle 2 Pouches Chapman's ICE CREAM Store will be open on2 liitMorneday, December 11, December 18. Phone 887-9226 Free Delivery 5 lbs. GROCERY Order 3/794 $2.39 594 89' 2 /8 9" 99' Open Monday in DeCeMber Until Christmas. M.-cCUTC'HE Huron-Perth Presbytery of the Profit drives HP Presbytery meets 28—THE BRUSSELS POST, DECEMBER 7, 1977 (Continued from Page 1) beef cycle, thus moderating supply swings. "This is easily the most important thing that our industry should do and perhaps the most difficult," he said. He recommended that a larger number of feedlot operators investigate custom feeding and the custom feeding clients, wherever possible, could be cow -calf operators who retain owner- ship or partial ownership of the calves or yearlings right through to slaughter. Discussing the present cattle marketing system he said many producers do not use market information wisely or well. "While the marketing system has been criticized by the uninformed, industry leaders on both the procicers' side, the packers' side and within government, have been quietly building a solidly better system", he said. "We have a system that is versatile, flexible and with , many options. Few would cash it all in for the strictures of a compulsory system." about our almost complete dependency upon the retail chains through which most of our beef moves. Hopefully, some developing trends like boxing b eef at packer level may break this stranglehold. My main point was to, demonstrate first, that those marketing issues common to us are all of the issues from producer to consumer and that if we have any problems they are not primarily at the producer-packer level." Fair board (Continued from Page 1) Poultry, Livestock Farm Mechanics and Sports Claises is as follows: Chairman - Jack Higgins, Bill Taylor, Murray . Shiell, Jack Currie, Jim Bakelaar, Murray Vincent. The committee to revise the rest of the prize list excluding the Institute andSchool Work Classes is as follows: Chairman - Mrs. Geo. Procter, Mrs. Jim Hunter, Mrs. Ricahrd Moore, Mrs. Peter Campbell, Mrs. Glenn Coultes, Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse. Size 180 69 He concluded by saying that "profit is indeed the name of the game and that the intelligent combination of our production and marketing systems can, if we have the will, y ield those profits on a more continuous basis than has been the case in the past." Ken Mewhinney of , Lucknow, was re-elected president. Other officers are: Past president, Ross Procter of R.R.5, Brussels; vice presidents, Ronald Shelley, R.R. I , Gorrie; and William Lannin, RR.2, Dublin; and secretary-treasurer, Charles Procter, R.R.5, Brussels. Special guests at the meeting were members of 4-H beef calf clubs who own Shorthorns and they were presented with cheques. Glen Frost, Puslinch, sales agent of Ontario Shorthorn Association, said in his remarks that there was the biggest Shorthorn showing this year at the Royal Winter Fair and predicted that in five years it will be one of the best of all breeds. United Church of Canada met in the United Church at Grand Bend on November 22nd with chairman Rv. John 0 estereicher of Clinton in the chair. A highlight of the meeting was the reception of one candidate and one intended candidate for the ministry of the United Church. The candidate is Robert. Wittmer who has been serving with his wife in Japan and is now a student at Emmanual College in Toronto. The intended candidate is Peter Snell, Mr. Snell is a mature person with experience as a teacher. He is the son of the Rev. Harold Snell of Exeter and is now attending Western University. The Presbytery heard the Rev. Raoul Quammie of Florence, Ontario speak about the work of the church in the Caribbean. Mr. Quammie is himself from that area. He pointed out that the United Church purpose in world mission is "to share in Christ Jesus" and he continued that we have no mission in traditional terms now. He was referring to the fact that in all instances people are sent by the United Church in response to requests from the local areas and they are to work with and often under the guidance of the local people. Mr. Quammie gave a review of the history of the islands of the Caribbean and the cultures and religious traditions there. The Unit ed Church is involved in Haiti, - Jamaica, Trinidad and the Cayman Island. He pointed out t hat the Church in the Caribbean is growing and the general trend is quite different from the experiences in North. Arne.rica where many churches are having some , struggles. The Presbytery heard a report from the seminar on "New directions for the rural Church' which was held in Cedar Glenn November 7th - 9th. The attitude "THIS WEEK'S Tochnics by Panasonic, TURNTABLES -Get your Turntable ready for Christmas -Free Turntable test &•Cartridge inspection this Friday with Bill Van Dermarel of Technic s (10 A.M. - 4 P.M. - All Turntable's) -At 5 P.M. & 7 P.M. 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