The Goderich Signal-Star, 1969-01-09, Page 13tt
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eeIerution t)f griculture:
Favour One farm Org�nization
MINUTES OF HURON 'COUNTY 'by Elmer Hunter .that, we- have
FEDERATION OF,
AGRICULTURE MEETING
DECEMBER '15613
BOARD ROOMS, CLINTON_
2 P.M,
Chairman' Elmer Hunter
no4iinations by ballot, seconded
by V8ob Henry, carried.
EXECUTIVE MEMBER'S
ELECTED;
Mrs. Lloyd 'Bond, .;,Bob
Broadfoot, Mason Bailey, Bruce
Coleman. Moved by. Bruce
AGENDA: Shaptoh'_ -that _....ballots be
Moved by Lloyd . Bond " eSt ; "'sec' tle l7'by -HArrr
agenda he..approved as corrected, Shej par'$, carried.
seconded. by Torn' Cunningham,
carried.
Oil MINUTES .•
,
Moved by' Ruth Bond than
'Minutes be approved as printed,
seconded by Jim,Martin, carried,
FINANCIAL STATEMENT
WAS READ
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GUEST SPEAKER:
Lloyd Lovell adjuster for
Crop Insurance introduced Jerry
Chamberlain from Crop
Insurance Commission, Toronto'
whoexplained. the crop
�► insurance programme and
answered questions_ from the,
, floor.
CORRESPONDENCE:
Correspondence' was- read
from
OFA re 'surcharge and
« Nuffield Scholarship; R.L.A. re
provinci • training 'course; Egg
and Fowl Board re Canadian Egg
Commission; Thank - you note
from Doug Miles.
It was decided that the
r transport surcharge should be
brought to the attention of the
directors so the questionnaire
_ could beanswered.
Moved by Boli Broadfoot
that we: pay the cost- of
someone, • who has. not
'"previously attended the
Provincial Leadership Course,
seconded by', Charles . Reid, `
.
.c :fed.
Movedby 'Bob . Broadfoot
that Huron County Federation
;hof Agriculture endorse the
principle of establishing a
national : egg commission and
send• this •reso'lution to OF''A
seconded by°Go1dbn Blanchard,
carried.
ELECTION 0E3 EXECUTIVE
*MEMBERS: '
.,..Mr,t r,sked Bill,
to con ttt� `tb' electron:
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0, 'A ,CONVENTION: •
Brief reports, • of the OFA
convention were , given by Bob
Jroadfobt;..-- Bob Henry, Elrner •
Hunter and Faye. Fear.
-Kernighan, The junior farmer
representative; Mr. and Mrs, Jack
Stafford.
Mo -X d -by Russel . Kern han -
g
that if .he . is raplaced. in the
township, his replacement to act
instead,:seconded by Jim' Martin,
carried.
Moved by Bob Broadfoot.
that - we' accept the striking
r-nmittee--report a,seleonded- by,
RECOMMENDATIONS FROM
EXEC UTI VE:
Th -e following
recommendations were read by
Toni. Cunningham:
"That we review the
constitution in the New Year -
and suggest any changes".
This _ was -moved by Tom
C,pnningham, seconded , by Bob
BroadfootL,,carried.
"That. we fecommend from
the 'executive 'to the directors,
that - the directors at large be
paid per. diem for attending
meetings, retroactive to the
beginning of last year
(Federation year)."
This was moved by Tom
Cunningham seconded by Bob
Henry, carried.
STRIKING COMMITTEE
REPORTT:. ,
- Bob Henry read the following
recommendations from the
striking + ornmittee:
INSURANCE COMMITTEE :
, , Bruce Shapton, Doug McNeil,
Bob Henry, Walter Elliott, Bruce
Coleman.
LAAOACQ_ UISITION AND
• TAXATION: Charles Reid, Mr.
F. Hall, Charles Thomas, Art
Bolton, Gordon Blanchard: . .
.RESOLUTION COMMITTEE:
Bob Broadfoot, " Mafson . Bailey,
-.Martin Baan, Maurice Ld've.
FINANCE COMMITTEE: Bob
Henry, Elmer' Hunter,' Tom .
Cunningham, Faye Fear._-_ '
EDUCATION, RURAL
DEVELOPMENT, PUBLICITY
and T.V.: Tom Cunningham, Mn
and Mrs. Elmer Hunter, Mr. and -
�`j+' T dv Fear Mr. ,[]{1�� y�•/r,�P
;l• m•"� '���n1i,:tM �.•rL' K\Y .^.2.rbt>�•�'Vi* - .x
Lloyd Bond, Mr. and Mrs. Russel -
Hugh Flynn, carried.
RESOLUTION:
The following resolution ;was
read for information.:
BE IT RESOLVED .that; this
Annual Meeting.' go on record as
favouring One General ,:: Farm
Organization,
BE -IT *FURTHER
RESOLVED that if the Farm
Union leaders, do not wish to
participate that the OFA and the
marketing boards . ace -elk *the
leadership in formulating a Plan
4 on One_ General d Ficin
Organization to be presented to
the Minister of Agriculture . and
Food for referandum. i U
This resolution was passed by
Bruce and Grey Annual
Meetings.
Recommendation , that our
chairman .not support ` this
resolution at the members
meeting •till the 90 days have
expired. Moved by Bob
Broadfoot, seconded _ by Russel
Kernighan, carried.
BUSINESS LEFT FROM
ANNUAL MEETING: ,
AUDITORS:
Moved by Russel Kemighan
that the executive appoint the
auditors this year seconded by'
Lloyd Bond, carried.
-PLAN A, B-and.C:
Moved by Charles Reid that
the secretary print Plan A,B and
C. and sendit to the directors for
information, seconded by Tom
Cunningham, carried.
OFA MEMBER: -
Moved by Ruth Bond that -
Elmer Hunter be ourmemberto
OFA, seconded by Bob Henry,
carried.
ADJOURNMENT: 4*, ,Moved by Jim Martin that we
adjourn. -
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Mr. and Mrs. George Reeves
of Toronto, Misses Gladys - an:.
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Irene Jefferson of Goderich,
Miss -Mary Jefferson. of London,
Mis Sharron Jefferson of Sarnia
visited over the holiday with Mr.
. and Mrs. Hilliard JeefersOit and
L_ inda. .
L.;
`lir.' arid`Mrs. Wesley `Jefferson
andVamily spent last Sunday
with .14i. and Mrs. Elgin Josling
apd,famil3r.
• Mr. and Mrs,, Sam Thompson
and family were guests of 'Mr.
and. Mrs. Ted Thompson and
yfamily of Wingham on Christmas
Day, other, guests at 'the' same
home were, Mr, M , and Mrs.
Norman Thompson,` 1VIrs, : Cecil
Chamney, Mr. and Mrs. 'Jack
Tiffin, Roger and Stephen all of
Wingharn, Bill Thompson of
Kitchener, Miss Grace
Thompson. and 'a freind of
London.
Murray, Jane and Ellen
Thompson have been spending°a
few days with Mrs. Cecil
Chamney of Wingham.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank .Campbell -
of London with' Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Jefferson, other guests
on Christmas bay were: Mr: 'and
;Mrs. George.Reeves of Toronto,
Miss . GQady-s Jefferson . of
Goderich; Mrs. -Jim Leddy, Mr.
and Mrs. Wesley Jefferson and
family all of Donnybrook,
'Willows' Mountain, Mr. and
•M�.t• ElginJoslin , Paul and
Betty of Londesboro visited
Thursday with Mr. and _ Mrs.
Wesley' Jefferson, . and - -family,
=Betty staYed with. the Jeffersohs
and Brian Jefferson went home
with his grandparents ., for the
holidays. ,
Murray Thompson visited
Saturday • with Cam, Cook of
Belgraye. , , ,
Miss Grace Thompson of
London, Roger Tiffin . of
Wingham, Otto Weber and
Wolfgang of London visited
Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Thompson and family.
Mr. and Mrs: Cliff Henderson
and family of Brucefeld,.,
William Webster, 1Vir. and Mrs.
George Webster and family. of
St. - Helens were' guests on
- Tuesday- of Mr. and Mrs. • Stuart
Charnney,and family. -
Kfl-ox --United Church
Hi'1ds-'5unday School
Concert
Knox- United Church Sunday •
schoolroom- - was filled to -
capacity recently for the annual
Sunday School. concert.
-Reverend R. M. .Roberts was
chairman and welcomed all.
Carol singing was enjoyed with •
Jennifer Grange at the piano.
Mrs.. Leona rd Archambault
and Mrs. Ross Andrews' nursery
class sang the chorus.„ We --wish
you a Merry - Christmas' .
accompanied by. Brenda East.
The Primary giilS, Brenda East's
• class sang •----Who is coming on,.
Night? The Sunshine
Girls with Mrs. , Stewart Ament
-as-their teacher. sang -• Frosty,
-the .Snowman. Marilyn
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Faye Hildebrand an -accordion
solo and Faye Seers an accordian
solo. ;., t
The primary 'boys with 'their
teachers, Mrs. Jack Armstrong
and Jennifer Grange sang • the
uron o . he Nursery class
sang; Silent Night and tile- boy's
- class with their teacher, Ed
Haines, �had a rhythm band •
which played Jingle Bells Ianc
Rudolph the Red=Nosed
Reindeer. JayneiArthur sang a:
solo and Andrew Koopmans
gave a recitation. The Nursery
class sang the song',' Trimming a
Christmas tree and Here Comes
Santa . Clau ``Santa -arrived and
gave.. gifts and treats to the
children.
Wightman played a piano solo, ,
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_Port Al,
Corporal and Mrs, CIarenbe
Hoy, Ronnie and .;nary ofAspen
. _ .pen
Park, CFB Manitoba returned
home' on December 27 having
visited �uwith Mr. d Mrs.
Clarence, Hoy the past `i0--.d'ays,
Mrs.. William - ° Draper of
Goderich, Harry Willis, Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer Diaper and Brian
Were visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Elton Draper tor Christmas: .
•William Knight,
+ram r .
''Bonnie and Richy of Sarnia, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Ioy. and
-Debbie of ,„Goderich, Corporal
and Mrs. Hoy, Ronnie and Gary
we're with Mr. and Mrs. C, Hoy
on Sunday- and..Chxistmas Day
.Mr. and Mrs. Don ;Bowden,
Larry and Randy of London.
Corporal and Mrs. Clarence
Hay, Ronnie and Gary visited
with Mrs. Earl Teschke and
family of Desboro on -Tuesday.
Mr: -and Mrs. Ivan Grigg Of
London -were with Mr. and Mrs.
GorcF Martin and -family for
Christinas , - Also Mrs: Olive
Young of- Ripley , and , Mr. and
Mrs. Doug Young and family.'
Visitors with Mrs. Roy :Petrie
for Christmas were Mrs. Charles
Crosset, Leona, Margo and Dean
of Etobicoke and ..Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Cockfield and Debbie of
,Livonia,. Michigan.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Tigert and,
family had Christmas with Mr.
and Mrs. Ray . Barker of
Goderich.
Wayne Draper of Goderich is
visiting: with Mr. and Mrs.'Elton
Draper.
' Marvin and Michael Squires
of London are visiting with Mr.
and Mrs. R�ay Squires.
Mrs. Evert Errington of
".F"yp f1• Y
Goderich and and Wilmer
Errington gton
of Eaglet River 'we*,
with Mr, and Mrs, Harold Adams
for Christmas.
Mr. ,and. Mrs.,Torn Dickson of
- Nile and Mr. and .Mrs. Jerry Kerr
attended the wedding of Fred °
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ENJOY TI 11t
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Mr, '. 'and' yrs. Chaxli r -ERIC
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Anderson and family 9f r
Lucknow ' were with Mr, and
Mme'? Mel Dickson for Cliristmas.
Also- Mr. and Mrs.'. Jerry Kerr,—
Mr, and Mrs. Barry Bogie, . Mr:
and Mrs. Arte Dickson and,,Mr.
and Mis. Tom ,Dickson and
families
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Single e
InsurancePoIicy --
urged
Protecting a home and its
contents from loss can be
complicated, because there
are so many different factors
to be considered.
Independent insurance
agents reaorrrmend the pack -
'aging of insurance coverage
for fire, theft; and personal
liability into one policy. This
type of insurance packaging
simplifies `-your insurance
and lowers the cost of the
policy. Business insurance,
too, can be packaged.
WFILCOMI!
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would like to . cell on you with
"housewarming gifts". and in.
'...._.formation'' about your. now !sta-
tion. The Hostess will be glad t•
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