i with distinction Moan Jaw. rowing ur on hlsitlnr up at a new levy system on at an annual meeting oi the q—qs' and the degree father‘s term' and later In lie» on vol-WEI rem“ '1‘“ “m " PML” “6‘3"” Mum?“ g k I , _ V d MN I Th 0 ,u. Mean“ n. or bachelor ol Arts. Since loin-.gina, He is married. wttlt twoimmefhins Wit-h I “WWII?” :2“ minlififif, 35,3...5' has uiiiinnn Vail! . U a. in A" u] and gall nnaunm m mg mp Cyjnu'y Guide he basichlldreu. .hlslfxy Mbohh “mm” “P P wagon! Commune mum”

9" “"f 9°? 1”“ _ I“ , «mum's 1“.“ L H d‘maintnluod an intimate interest POTATO LEVY tration. ' I I mm h 3 ii [In Unttuil slain. in awe autonomic“! u - r “"9 "’ ‘and contact with (arm policy 1' e recent announcement ihal‘ originally the idea was tirat,ed a evy on _ ry asis. agc iiirniei- produces mouth to to its stutt in tho position to As- m, [My I. , m “mm,” m the set. propam and supported by EWW' ‘0’“de 0" “‘9 9‘

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F RM FEDERATION NEWSLETTER

Marketing Bd. Members

duction are clearly hie. hurd trill bcglii his duties with,"mf‘fl’fig‘cfl“fisf.fi;§3§:':f;

But whitc inc pi-oiei-hiai tiirrn the Federation on November minim-Mon “mm; and m m in ulcniy spills over tor y- Mr. Hurd has bccn since 1957 Wis“ “why gamed m, eragg Anlcricaii and i until-an. the Editor ntthc Country Guide, , Y ~

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Increasing Across Canada

such is not the raise III minty other parts iii the noi-hl

a leading national tarm periodi- cal Mr. Hum comes in the Fed-

ngnitinn Ind respect In lgricul- tun] circles in Canada. He is

per cent Milk boards, the Can Qllt‘tH‘L' Field grunts (Telrry Pro- adtan Wheai Board and sum e dui-crs "Li'hl‘ll ' unitsz it ere farmer organizations will as reported as in' live,

Manitoba Beet Gruners and .\I- About _ titi producers note berta Sugar Beet thmm‘s, pert inrolyrd in marketing hoard, n

“In number of Ilrmers opcr» Ilia] under provincial market.- I-ll board; in Canada. Ind the Iliad at canirollod prnducts.

erattun With an educational hat-ital‘itulld and multinational ex~ pt‘t'ieni-c that fit him particular- Hts

One til the it-uiiics ul ntuicin Iiistiilt is that, at a time nhen some people produce more than they ran ctil and tithe the next 1y ttcii irir iits iicw duties

cultural Economics , Council or Canada and played an tcllve role in the sidebar

others The rcsults oi :arm Pl'lt' Director at inloimatinn. 'Vlr

Economists at the Canada Dru

were increasin at the beginning w Insue or last year g tot-men marht-ttiis board ttinc- 196], tin lilrrtaul’ or it) our tent nicai int grunton, IiillvtIIIlVIS ut nyloticncc cmbrticcs the pro- :3;’;L_Pl’_‘l:5f; .“fpa‘i‘l'fprgiidem a, I “m but “we not mam“ m am. a... m, h- ioi-iii's puniitutnni iartssiii- titiitioii. processing. ei-onomics me Canadian Agricultural Emmi

t (and

'riiu taiue oi es under than Just existing is I

afltl i mniunn-atinu iii-ids. agrl d

. the summary . . - u i l the can iiilemilipslid‘i’riigillir'on‘gli One new rum-km“ schema hellllg htt‘nu'd control has up by maiui- problem itir millions cullui I_\. at uroicssioi la n Pififgf‘v‘vlfigflassmmm tivities oi these tlttat'Js in all ltty unions Ill Ontario. has and 532 ""“W '0. 3 ““al "' 5"?“ See-tun to ii HIM Him-i m was 1’ ,“Td “W's 1“ ad‘l‘fm" “' He “in a member and group

ed, the marhmiiig hoard in pa» W“in Drum“? N huh SM are led e as iicll as riotheii and his L tin exvcrluive heichakm“ in m Duke Di Edi“. ‘

province: for 196! set has been Executive Secretary all

hpanis uss 76. uiii»iian.- hruiisnii-k has "HUN" '" 51”” nit-rated as Is iii WM imi'ilr- . burgh's second commonwealth The season‘s lat'oritr—lur trimmed coats of ad tram the previous ,ca- bin and the PE] nuts. hoard sales as a pert-outage tame in proseriin: a tree “ay the Asritiiinu nstitute at this“), Comm" an um “um” _ . the lume M has eiaht ‘\ ie t‘ tors and oi total iarm tash inctnnc ve~ or tile A huiirry man is not iil- ' assmlunl‘mcthe Cnnmnmm or Mum‘m opulent [ahms such u “.001. momma Mlle. em —— n a - ways choosy about “here he .h m“ k" 3"» “on.” 1362, Ha M, be... u m. , V, , ed t get: his (and Ami there are ndn- and has ad WM “PEP 01' mum wem also shouting many untnmm

ACROSS THE ISLAND

n or s “as. Ontario 39. Quebec 14. Bri- tish Columbia i2. Nova Scullii ii.

othcr intcrests Just as eager to win him, their loud will taste

ienre on both grain and dairy,quent speaker in recent jean (arms. lie holds the degree or on agricultural policy topiea.

styles in luxurious tutti-it‘s.

Bachelor of Science in Agricul-l

Mr. Hurd was born in 1925 in

New Brunswick 5: Manitoba.

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THE FACT that Norman \laenunaid. mun-trial pt Summer; Street elementary school in siimiucrsidc taught three generations. of his own lamity may not he a record, but i suggest that It is most unusual _

Mr iaenonaid taught in. nile, tiic rot-nici- Goldie GIHLZIIOII ot Cape Traverse. llll’ir three children. and their mind child. Marsha Srhumian. him is the daughter oi Mr and Mis noben tBobl Schili'rnzui sitnunurside,

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man. , Rccalltiil: a (‘nllirtli't‘hy in the canospundent'e column M I_hls per many a . i asked him about it Mien he talked bi-iet. ly last Wh‘k 11 “IF Guardian Dmt‘e M Slimmel‘Sldfi \ihere Nor. drops in rcgulm-iy to keep us up in date on what happens III 596“ in that ar I :‘n i‘Praili' Pl’mCE nl \l'EllO-i l‘fllll‘szlt “1* In IIIE‘ I had molested to tilt- tiicn principal. Dr. 5 would not :lH‘ liiln ilit‘ gold in . rIIIiI't'I ‘ year the“. TflUilIi year “'35 addt‘d laIL‘i‘irDr lilIIS He had topped fIlL‘ class by [lime-quarters of one [)(‘I'CEIIL Dl'. Roncrls‘cn Io'lI Iilm. aind tlit‘ principal slincalcd It would be unler m chD llit‘ modal Iron <(‘IiLI’idl‘ILiSILdZ Mtirt‘ayhtiargor girl f h Vi‘IW had WWO“ her (-13 ll Iii’bi an Seton years. W I! email ad not previoust attondcd FWC. , any 0 I 959 Stores:

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"l SENT the SiIVPi" medal back". Mr Machuaid tnid mo. TOO -- the TGI'I'I and he heard tiial Miss Hugh had ally! returned hers. though he never did Hinter it ~oiman nae understandably annoyed at these stores

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the time but later. he told me. he "was sorry for v'mg made i Boys on issue or it because Edith was a very line girl. and it was hardly lair to her But it stung me to have capturtd iirst place unhout getting credit {or it, and l acted on impulse." he ex» mixiil'i-ihl I ttd tdtit tgtlt‘ gs iigmiouasaso auousan lngsu en, aer an a Pm; and med mm, mm a“, flannel. chunbray. gingham—checks and pinIds.

But the unusual pan or Mr. iiiaellouaid's ni-ademir career goes back tal‘lhcr than that He took the equivalent oi Grade ml or first year Five in Nova Scotia niiei-e his parents moved when. lie was three years old—lie was born in Dover. FELAAnd took second year norit at home while he was teaching Ln Murray River.‘ I was on top ul that teat that he came back to ch inter and was able to top the clhs.

PPED his year in (out- out iyl seven subiccit. They were. vhysics. Lat-in. English and chemistry. His average tor the seven\ subjects was about 39 per cent. hut he shrugged oil that periorn-i-i ance as he recalled that Chester ewatrt, Norborn had done berm"

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. r, MacDonald admitted to me that he had ncvcl‘ found much difficulty in studying. but. added that he had aiwava had a longing til perform ml LliC athletic field like some of the hatter known IEI'LIEIES OI that timc

IITJ. Mat'Dmiald may lla\(| "(it roalucd that ambition but lit!‘ does urlle an intcre ’ng mllimn "Sport Echoes", and does '5 paper 5 sport stories from hi5 area,

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Nut-man. Ibrl can spcah iiom my Own experience during a lti.year , o in blues. browns. It!» In" with

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lily iniomiaut is Hat-aid Lloyd. a Charlotteown man who camel tmm Westviile. His iuloi-matioii is reliable tor his lather, .l C. Lloyd, villa was a westvilie miner and participated in the Moose

mu- rescue operation told him shoot it many years ago. His dad died only a few months ago.

. Doyle who is buried in a Weslville cemetery, was the that main to break through the last remaining harric‘r and shout a greetingto nr Robertson But he did not halts the priyuerte nl bringing him to the» sui-l'acc That \vak reserved loi- s~mc at the "druegernleii." m1an speriatlly trained toi- rescue wet-h in gas-

nes There was no gas tit Moose Rivcr lor it was a: mid mine. but the ordinary miners were mid. Mr. Lloyd means. this were to leave to the draosmnen the privilege or th tlnai stop in the rescue 8"!th that was being broadcast to thel would by .1. Frank Willis, the man you now see on several TV programs. FOB vouNGnn readers who cannot recall the dramatic entail—it was made drum-stir by tilt- ut-iys and radio mar given it—threo men Herman Maizill and Robertson and Scadduig. all from Toronto. wc'rlt down out the mine on Easter Sunday, Apil'xflwgt'! and were "armed by n cayelii that has never been no

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