The Goderich Signal Star, 1976-03-25, Page 6401111.01r,
ALATAR, '141URSDAY, MAR Cf1.1541970 . •
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ogers speuis :1
Charles Wilkins of Local 335
introduced Mike Rogers, area
Farm Credit Corporation
advisor, who Was guest
speaker At the 'National
Farmers Union meeting at
• Brookside School on Monday,
• March 15. •
Since 1959 when the FarM
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Credit Act was passed; F.C.C.
has made some 127,000 loans
for about $3.3 billion. The
F.C.C. has played an Im-
portant •part in the
development of family farms.
At no time should the Farm
Credit lend 'in-oney. to -a
borrower beyond the ability
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to repay. This i's the un-
derlying principle behind the
Corporatidn's lending. :The
welfare ofthe farmers is the
primary -concern. The upper
age lirhit of a borrower is 35
years.
Land values are reaching
levels which many farmers
Mr. Aubrey ,HigginS is in,,
University Hospital in
' Landon.. •
SymPathY 'is extended to
the. family of Mr. Orville
Ribey who died suddenly last
weekend.
Mrs. Dove Horton visited:
Mrs. Bill Wiggins on Monday
and they went to see Bill in
Wingham Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan McNee,
Edward and Paul • of Ajax
visited his parents, Mr. and .
Mrs. Graham McNee on7
Sunday. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant
SowerbY of Toronto visited„
his parents last weekend and
Lynda's mother, Mrs. Cecil.
Blake; returned with thein to
Toronto fora visit.
.Miss. Sue Godfrey and
friends of Kitchener spent the
weekend with Mr. • and Mrs.
TiOwat:0 Godfrey.
-Sympathy is • extended' to •
the family of Mr: •William
Culbert. who died suddenly --
last Week and was buried on
• Saturdsy. 'Lunch was served
• after.the funeral in the United
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Church basement • for
relatives and friends.
• Mr. -and; Mrs.. K. Dawson,
have returned home after a
.vacation inthe sunny South.
The theme of' Sunday
service in Dungannon United
. ChurchTwas The 1,ight.pf the •
wre placed by the Culbert
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• family following the funeral
of Wilh:am- Culbart.--Holy- •
Communion will be observed
on Sunda April 4
—Sanday Visitors with Mr.
'and, .Mrs. 'Howard Godfrey'
were Mr. and Mrs.. T. •
Westerhout and family ef
Stimmerhill. On Friday night -
friends and relatives joined in
a' surprise anniversary part'..
for Howard and Marlene at
the Legion, in Goderich to
Celebrate their 2,3rd wedding
anniversary.
DUNGANNON-U.C.W.
The Dutigannon United,
Church Women met on
Tuesday March 16, at the
home of Mrs. Graham
McNee. Mrs, Leonard Reed
opened •the meeting with
prayer.
Mrs. George •Errington
read the Scripture from Good
News for Modern Man.
Mrs. Tom Culbert gave a
reading on'' friendship and
Mrs. • Leonard Reed read
about the Toronto D4 -tress
• Centre and how• friends can
help people in distress.
. Mrs. George Erringtori-
read from the :'"Observer"
an article, "How to Visit in
Hospitals. and Nursing
Flomes."
• The offering'was received
and prayer was offered by
• Mrs. Chester Finnigan.
• Mrs. Dirk Logtenberg
-chaired the business part of
Y, •
the Meeting. , '
• • Ilinaes Leaana
• approved. ., • Corret:onde,nce
'followed: •
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. • Mrs. Dirk 'Logtenberg gave
as the feature "Something for
• a•Healthy Body and a Happy
Mind." Fitt the ladies were
shown • good • exercises for
arthritic hands, then they
heard some "diet facts" and
a humorous reading entitled,
"A Letter from Mom".
• The meeting closed with
everyone 'repeating the
benediction and Mrs.
• Logtenber's "Thought for
Today" - 'The reason people
find it is so hard to be happy is
that they always see the past
better than it was, the present
—worse than it is:. and the
future finer than it will be.
Lunch followed served by
hostesses • Mrs. Graham
McNee , and •Mrs. George
•Errington.
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April
dtGeorge Turton
LIFE, AUTO,,
sof
FIRE AND
ALL OTHER LINES
iNSURANCE 319 HURON ROAD
GODER ICH • 524-7411
obedience
dos set
• The Bluewater Kennel Club
plans to sponsor obedience
classes in April to provide dog
•owners in the Goderich area
•with some insight into proper
training of man's best friend.
The, classes, to be held once
a week beginning April 20,
. will couer...ten.weeirg
belie -1d in the Bayfield .ATena.
The Dick 1Celler inethod of
• traMitli • will be adopted by
' • Mr: and Mrs. Robert Huntley
• of Bayfield *ho are doing the
instructing. The _classes are
open to all types and breeds Of
dogs provided the handlers
• are 13 years of age -and over:
The •first clads of the series
is for handlers only, the dogs
' to be taken teeChOol for the
• second outing: •
The club members also
plan to hold a sanction match
in Belgrave on May. 1. The
match is • restricted • to
registered dogs and will not
• be a point show.
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art. Rao
consider excessive. This is
partly due to relatively
favourable prices for farm
products. The pressure. has
also been friffirthe purchase
of land for non agricultural
uses, and partly from buyer's
who are leaving the land in
agriculture, but are buying as
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a hedge against inflation.
These are both domestic and
foreign buyers.
Last spring, through
amendments_ passed by.
P adieu) ent , the •Cor-
poratiop's capital was in-
creased to $100'inillion from
$66 Million. Other changeS
workshe Set April: '76 When •next year:s
telt 1.on .becomeavailable: Thia
will greatly reduce • the
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• • - . • number and,arnount Of loans •
Raton" on A -AnYone with a job eff the
'• • - • . • . which can be made this year, "
. • farm will probably be tarried
- • . dovvn. Smaller farms those
made it possible tbr a young
farmer to phase into. familial;
over a 'period of five years..
These amendments were so
welcome by the farmin*
public that loan applications
had reached the limits of lout
funds by September.
• While .continuing to take
aPPlieations, disbursements
will have to'be defevecl until 6
TheHome Economics
Branch of the Ministry of
Agriculture and Food is
sponsoring, a food forum
entitled "More About
Nutrition and Family
Meals", which will be held in
the Clinton high School on
Apri16, at 8:00 p.m.
• "We have •gathered
together many praCtical hints
and information -relating to
family meals. We will- be
featuring do -ahead, meals
from the freezer, meatless
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•dishes for vegetariane,
• hearty meal ideas for winter,
and familY ."on,-the'go"
menus for busy days," says
Jane Fengilley, home
• economist for Hui -On.
' Those, who attend will
receive a booklet, featuring
the recipes and menus in the
demonstrations. • The
audience will be invited to
sample the dishes and ask
questions. • .•-
Everyone. is Welcome.
There is no admiesion charge.
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question 1period and,
discussion •followed. Bev
McNay thanked the' speaker
on behalf of Local p35.
FOOD•
Lobster + Salt -Cod
• biscuits & more
VILLAGE STORE
oftHwy. 21 Saltford 5244912
'with 100 acres wanting to add -
50acres will probably ..be
given top priority; a father
and son arrangement will
probably be considered; •
probably not too much will go
to -dairy expansion this year.
-With creditconservation
measures • being /\im'-
plemented, those most in
need will be helped this year:
These ' and many other
points brought up by Mr.
Rogers made an' interesting
and informative meeting. A
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Town of, ,
GODERIH
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Bylaw .10 af 1974 ..,
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• Dog tags are now due. After March 34st-, 1976
a penalty of Ten Dollars (510.00) plus costs
will'be assesiedas per Item 3'of Part II of By-
Law 10 of 1974. •
Tags available at- Municipal Office, 57 West
Street:
Chairman
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ON SALE $9 5
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are Iooking Into a
• variety", Of schem es f• ,
tering alternatives to•
reducing the cost of our
-health care -plan, and I do
apPreCiate receiving your
suggestions,''
Frank . Miller
Minister O kealth
GODERICH
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"Kee Goderich residents
feet as
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If Cliiqon can cut'
off•
their cossorel1.3
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"es Can help k too." • y
Goderich
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"1 a• ssure you th.1
•will -can be verY,. deeply
d •°Ve» idle W
cerneO( of
• Itogital facilities if this
h I
closure is allowed to go
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McKinley,. the-S:c.
tAidOies
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Below are some
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questions, some
"I think closiivg t,he Clinton
•:HosPital is -a- reliSastroUs
•thing",h&ve kid three
• operations in linton -
flosPitalanctLI-auldn't ask
for—b46ee nUrsing care;
ritecticai ca• r• e or meek',
Winghain resident
statements, and. some appeals.
o Wi11 an.V1,.er tor the
grief• s Caused by•ove
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crOded facilities Many
alklay." _
Goderich Resident:.
",are we so. poOr that we
hell le1 them
can saY#
die."
Godenc
vsident•
"We do and will oppose.
closing
torn:
aside anj. see h
pact. °Wine
can't s:t aani ditehre
e6doirnca_ I,. ---
: Zsctinseunoofift yttht lees:
• in un.titoihensi:iiwcheeenneery., M. p. P.
1 ionft suchtti
• at:: sio.is
witrnhe a:t
social and ee n rn c iii. •
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•,inlos4 ot 1" Peclille at -
people 0, onion and
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vrtosPsilttlagl..i:0,71::::01.%tr4::delosl*
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Read them,
•consider them, and
act upon them.
ow do you feel about Hospital vlosings?
ur lives are less securebecause of
• the closings.
die • ,
's are more important than lives.
Please help us survive.
' nitiative now will assure us
of health later.
• T ally without action will
• allow its to die.
Are you standing idly by?
isten to the comments
of others
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S AVE OUR HOSPITAL
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WM004 a sexttot
*Mold hatO to have AO
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%rave% to a distant hospital
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tor irealMOt, esPeoally
in an ernergend".
Goderich resident%
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"'We need to wor_k-tagelher
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becat i s ;13 0 - (-CI r ClintoCounty needs
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to kee linton open,
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the care given at the
O, Hospitai"
God .
erich res- icien1
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• "Every person is entitled
•nd 1 feel
to VlosPital Care, a
we can not sit in Our ,-
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'comfortable ieve with a
of limg smug com
• fee -
ty and congratulate
placen
ourselves that ou'r hospital
• was not touched, by -The
•,. great axernan, Mr. Frank.
• • Miller". ",or shold
all we f
hand tike Cain.ot
our ands
..', the bible tiMes ask Odd,
'Pan I my brother's
•keeper?' ".
taingtiant resident
Are we going to lose our hospital hecause you didn't let
the hospital board in your town know of your concern .for
the health care of your neighbours in Clinton and area?
•Read these quotes front letters received from your area
and from elected -officials, Own send in your own personal
protest.
Sponsotedlly dinton Citizen's Action' Committee
- Phone. 4412.4872
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