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Specializing In Farm Insurance Loss Prevention Service
BROKERS/AGENTS
Cardiff & Mulvey Insurance Ltd.
Brussels 887-6100
Chatsworth Insurance Brokers Limited.
Chatsworth 794-2870
Chesley-Tara Insurance Brokers Limited
Chesley 363-3436 Tara 934-2250
Cowling & Kearns Insurance Brokers Limited
Meaford 538-1350
Lyle Crockford & Son
Dundalk 923-2313 Tara 934-2082
Davis & McLay Insurance Brokers Limited
Lion's Head 793-3322
Hope & Leader Insurance Broker
Paisley 353-5200
Ackert Insurance Brokers Inc.
Port Elgin 389-4142
Larry Grummett Insurance Broker Ltd.
Clifford 327-8025
Johnson-Dadson lnsurance Brokers
Listowel 291-2964
Kell Insurance Brokers Limited
Wingham 357-2636 Listowel 291-5100 Gorrie 335-3525
Jack Lambertus Insurance Broker Limited
Walkerton 881-0480
A. Cameron MacAuley
Ripley 395-5112
Carruthers Insurance Brokers Inc.
Port Elgin 832-2093
McDonagh Insurance Broker Ltd.
Lucknow 528-3423 Teeswater 392-6200
Craig, McDonald & Reddon Insurance Brokers Limited
Formosa 367-2197 Mildmay 367-2297 Walkerton 881-2701
Middleton's Insurance Brokerage
Chesley 363-3162 Wiarton 534-3333
Miller Insurance Brokers Inc.
Kincardine 396-3465 Ripley 395-2661
Owen Sound 376-0590 Southampton 797-3355
Percy Morris Insurance Broker Limited
Owen Sound 376-2666
Carl Morris Insurance Agency
Chepstow 366-2714
Elwood Moore Insurance Broker Limited
Owen Sound 376-1333
James Shirreff Insurance Broker
Allenford 934-2181
Don Emke Insurance
Elmwood 364-2149
Wagner Insurance Agency
Chesley 363-2962
DIRECTOR/ADJUSTER
Lorne Robinson, R.R. 2, Kincardine
John Clancy, R.R. 1, Chepstow
Len Metcalfe, Mildmay
Jack Cumming, R.R. 2, Dobbinton
Charles Kelly, Port Elgin
Bob Jackson, R.R. 3, Markdale
All claims should be reported promptly to the representative
in your area or to the head office in Formosa.
396-8045
881-2075
367-2791
353-5556
832-9834
538-3768
1-800-265-3020
24 THE RURAL VOICE
oneself and one's own community,
Don says. Such experiences help
people to be more tolerant, to avoid
stereotyping, and to place renewed
emphasis on people, qualities, and
values. And recognizing the validity
of the struggles of people elsewhere
helps the individual to leam from
hardships and to improve as a result.
"My ten weeks as a student in
Africa changed my life," Don says.
"Now I push others to go, get others
excited to join international agri-
cultural and missionary programs, to
travel and to exchange in order to
learn and to grow."
Food producers contribute
much more to society than
just food; they contribute
values and a way of life
as well, Don says.
The emphasis on individuality in
our society, Don argues, is eroding
community values, taking with it the
advantages of community life. And
the rural community, Don adds, has
much to offer society as a whole.
Rural values, which built this country,
have been weakened, Don says, but
they have not been lost, and those
values should be revived and built
on once again.
"Family values are important to
society," he says. "Community values
are important to society. We should
make everybody realize the impor-
tance of these values and of the inter-
dependence between producers and
consumers." Food producers contri-
bute much more to society than just
food; they contribute values and a
way of life as well, he says.
Experiencing these values, Don
says, is one of the rewards of
involvement in international relief,
overseas agricultural development
programs, and exchanges between
farming communities. While such
programs are, or at least were initially,
designed as foreign aid projects, their
benefits are much more far-reaching.
They are teaching all those
involved to re-examine their own
attitudes and, Don hopes, to restruc-
ture their own lives on the basis of
stronger and more lasting values.°