The Huron Expositor, 1984-07-18, Page 5DUBLIN • THE HURON EXPOSITOR, JULY 18,_1984 - A5
COOLING OFF — Saturday was a hot day for
Dubllntest In Dublin. Kids decorated their
bikes and trikes for a bicycle parade down
main street and afterwards cooled off with
popsicles. The event was sponsored by the
Lions Club. Shown from left Id right are Joey
Staples, Angela Staples, Tim Nixon and Chris
Verberne. (Wassink photo)
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The Ontario Federation of Agriculture And the woman behind the organization of
(OFA) is coming to Stratford July 18 to help this event is 'Anne Mulholland of RR 3„
celebrate the Perth County Federation of Mitchell. The Mitchell area woman is in
charge of a five -member Committee who .are
Agriculture's 40th anniversary.
OFA directors will be holding their preparing the day for about 200 people
monthly meeting at Stratford's Victorian Inn expected from across Ontario.
and the county organization is going all out to Besides the historical significance of the
host the unorthodox event. it's an unorthodox event, Mrs. Mulholland said it will be the first
move because it's the first time in CFA time many local federation members will
history that the monthly directors' meeting have had the opportunity to meet OFA
has been held outside of Toronto. president, Harry Peltssero.
SOI•uti®ns to farm problems
are9 oa l s of Federation
Realistic and attainable solutions to
farmers' problems are the goats of the
Huron County Federation of Agriculture.
At a recent Meeting held in Londesboro,
federation members decided to draw up a
petition seeking, support from Huron County
businesses who are equally affected by the
tight position farmers and the agricultural
industry is in today.
"The whole community is affected," said
Tony McQuail, president of the Huron
Federation. "When farmers have money,
' they buy from the local businesses."
The petition will be presented at a
meeting between the Qntario Federation of
Agriculture and Minister of Agriculture
Dennis Timhrell.
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plan for the red meat sector is only a partial
answer. Revamping the Ontario Farm
Adjustment Assistance Program, and pro-
viding a fixed interest rate at a level the
farming industry could afford, are two other
policies .the governments should consider.
These ideas were forwarded to the Ontario
Federation of Agriculture.
OFA President Harry Pellisero and OFA
Executive Director Harry Zwerver met with
Mr, Timbrell prior to the budget being
brought down, expressing these and other
concerns brought to them from other
counties.
Hibbert; Dublin will hold
fun -filled Bicentennial
BY JOAN CRONiN
There is going to be a party and what a
party! Everybody is more than welcome when
the Hibbert Township and the Village of
Dublin celebrate the bicentennial of Ontario
on Saturday July 21 in Dublin.
The festivities will begin at noon with a
parade with floats, bands, horses and cars.
Parade guests will be the Queen of the
Furrow, Susan Cook; Dairy Princess, Carol
Scade, and the Junior Farmer Princess, Ms.
Knechtel. The Seaforth Girls Band and the
Legion Band will be in the parade as well as
entertain at the park grounds during the
afternoon. There will also be Ernie Aliens
Steam Tractor and Roger Dow and the
Mitchell Pioneer Club.
Bob Carbet will be the guest speaker at 2
p.m. and will be joined on the stage by Bill
Jarvis, Hugh Edighoffer, Glen Coughlin.
warden of Perth and reeve of Elma Township:
Dr. Harry Brightwell, conservative nominee,
Brian Innes, liberal nominee.
There will be a memorabilia exhibit in the
St. Patrick's School Gym with exhibits from
the Goderich Museum, the Strattord Ar-
chives, the Staffa Women's institute and the
Dublin Catholic Women's League.
On the grounds throughout the day and
evening there will be two food bo d
there will be a pork barbecue st ng at 5: .
There will be a dance in the vening plus a
show by the Leprechauns. an Irish Show
Band. Dance tickets are $3 in advance or $4 at
the door. The barbecue tickets are Adults $6
at the door or $5.50 in advance and children
under 12 are $3. Tickets are available at the
clerk's office, from any council or trustee
member, and from the Athletic Association or
Lions Club member.
There will be entertainment throughout
the day with a ventriloquist, a magician,
country music and folk songs by Bob Burchill
and also Old Tyme Fiddle Music. -
For the youngsters, there is a mini pedal
tractor pull.
Profits from the events will be shared by
the various groups and service clubs in
Hibbert Township.
The guest speaker for the evening will be
Lloyd Wilson of Uxbridge.
The meal to feed the 200 people will feature
Perth agricultural products.
The Mitchell area woman, besides organiz-
ing the banquet, has been put in charge of a
bus tour for the spouses of the directors. The
Rheo Thompson chocolate factpry in Strat-
ford is the first stop„ The tour group will then
head out to Wildwood Conservation Area,
south of Stratford. Then off to St. Ma ys for
lunch.
Following the banquet and guest speaker,
the local federation will be holding a
cake -cutting ceremony in its hospitality room
in the hotel.
Past federation president Clayton Bender
of Gowanstown and other past presidents
including immediate past president Ron
Christie of RR 2, Staffa will attend the
ceremony.
MORE VARIETY — When completed In
September, the new, 4,080 square foot
addition at Lyons Food Market In Seaforth,
will offer a greater selection of produce and
grocery Items. The present staff of 27
employees may be expanded and a fourth
checkout counter will be added. Total square
footage of the store will be 14,000, with
10,000 used as selling area. "If you're In
business In a small town, you have to offer the
same service as larger centres," says Rod
Lyons, owner. "We'll have a better selection
of grocery Items and better facilities. The
store, when the addition Is complete, won't
be as cluttered In the aisles and we will
double our produce section." Shown In the
photo with Mr. Lyons, left, Is Harold Smith,
representative of Smith Construction Ltd.,
Seaforth, the general contractor.
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