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EE President Pyke speaker OFA meeting a success Brigid Pyke, President of the On- tario Federation of Agriculture con- tributed to the big success of the an- nual banquet held on April 10, 1987 at Blackstock Community Centre. Her talk was well received by the audience of 206 that were present. Brigid Pyke told farmers that they have to stick together, we can't go in, with farmers against farmers and succeed. She said that as far as the supply management sector goes, 'Don't touch it!" She also commented on Vicky Miller and her campaign against agriculture. The fewer platforms she receives the better for agriculture. But the OFA will keep informed of Vicky Miller and her followers. Pyke told the audience that Miller says that milking machines are causing mastitis to half the cows in the country. Pres. Pyke was thanked and presented with a piece of crewel art work which was hand made by past secretary Dorothy Catton. 'Aside from a profitable banquet, the D.R.F.A. have been very busy this past month at the local level lob- bying goverriment over the hazards of Free Trade and agriculture. April 8, 1987 directors met with a representative from the office of George Ashe M.P.P. also Ross Stevenson M.P.P. and Sam Cureatz M.P.P. in Uxbridge and conveyed their feelings pn Free Trade. 'Greenbank area news The Evening Unit, U.C.W. would like to thank everyone who par- ticipated in making our first bake - sale a great success by their dona- tions of food and their support. The Board of Stewards will meet Wed. May 20th at 8 p.m. in the church basement to finalize plans for the annual barbecue. Keep Fri- day, July 31 open for this popular _. event. A lovely garden wedding was solemnized at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Fred Timms, on Saturday, when their son Brian was married to Miss Patti Vanderwater of Port Perry. Rev. Rodgers formerly of the ~ Greenbank charge performed the beautiful candlelight service. Mr. -~ Geo. Timms, cousin of the groom was guest soloist and sang two beautiful solos. Reception and dance followed at Utica Hall. The happy couple will reside in Oshawa. On Monday night Mrs. Barbara Ward coached her Mites team, 9 & 10 year olds, sponsored by Timms Garage to a win over Bruton's IDA of Port Perry. This team play all - their games on Monday evening at 6:30 in the park, except for two - games, and they play one way game next Monday at Seagrave. The second Mites team coached by Judy McSween are 7 & 8 year olds and are sponsored by Mancon Paints. This team also plays on Monday evening, but their home diamond is R.H. Cornish, and they played their first game on Monday against Rent & Save of Port Perry and were also winners. Don't forget the Teen Dance in the Community on Friday evening May 22 at 7:30 to 11 p.m. this dance is for teens 11-17 years old. Music by Rebel D.J. IT™Ss TIME! Time to deworm your whole herd at turnout with BANMINTH 11* DAIRY CATTLE DEWORMER PELLETS Get the most out of your herd with Banmnth (1) No Milk Withdrawal (2) Economical 3) Convenient * Trademark Authoni red os® The morning after the Banquet, directors met with Allan Lawrence M.P. and Scott Fennell M.P. at Blackstock Town Hall to deal again with Free Trade. Although the turn out was poor, the feeling was that the meeting was worth while. On April 28, 1987, Vice-President | Neil Allin presented a brief at the Ontario Federation of Labour's Forum on Free Trade which was held at the Holiday Inn in Oshawa. Other presentations were given by Mike Breaugh, Marg Wilbur, Allan Pilke and Ed Broadbent to a panel of the Ontario Federation of Labour. City TV, Rogers Cable and the Press was present. Utica Farm Equipment will be hosting a Farm Women's Safety Workshop and in conjunction with it, a Children's "Play Safe" Workshop will be held at the same time on Ju- ly 25, 1987. Pre-school children are still the major fatality statistic with the Ontario Farm Safety Associa- tion in relation to farm accidents, unfortunately. So Mom, not only you will benefit, but so will your children. Gary Geisberger, our LARGER SIZE GARMENT (36 to 44) SHOES for Men HUSH PUPPIES by Greb Loafers -- Slip-ons | 3 Eyelet Ties -- Brouques Man-made, all leather or suede 7% to 12 ... only 29.95 'SAVE! Men's 3 Pc. All Cotton CO- ORDINATES / A Jacket, Pant & Shorts in White, Yellow, Blue or Grey S,M,L,XL 79.95 Jacket Only $39.95 Pant Only $29.95 Shorts only $19.95 Ca a a8 8% ES Se seme representative from 'the Ontario Farm Safety Association has a well organized program. Look for fur- ther details or contact Shelley Allin, Secretary for Durham Region Federation of Agriculture at (416) 983-5791. An open discussion meeting was held in Uxbridge at the last direc- tors meeting with the Red Meat Referendum being the hot issue for the evening. Prior to that Ron Her- - remma presented a slide presenta- tion that the Durham West Jr. Farmers have put together on Agriculture in the Classroom. Copies of a Farm Tour Guide will be put in offices throughout the Durham Board of Education as well as one in the Uxbridge and Bowmanville OMAF offices for public use. Roger George, executive member of OFA will be at the next directors meeting at the Bowmanville OMAF office on May 26, 1987 commencing- -at 8:30 p.m. So if you want to know exactly. what the OFA is doing for you, thén come and attend. PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, May 20, 1987 -- 11 NEWLOVE -- WILSON The marriage of Tracey Lynn Wilson and Christopher Eric Newlove was solemniz ed in Kedron United Church on February 14, 1987. Rev. McNaught officiated at the ceremony. Bev Weales, aunt of the bride was the soloist The bride is the daughter of Sandra Wilson of Little Britain and Don Wilson of Peter- » borough and the groom is the son of Bill and Helen Newlove of Blackstock "The bride wore a traditional wedding gown of white satin, with an open neckline and a fitted bodice adorned with seed pearls and lace. Roxanne Wilson of Little Britain, sister of the bride, was matron of honour Bridesmaids were Tammy Wilson, sister- in-law of the bride, of Oshawa, Donna Hamilton, cousin of the bride, of Oshawa and Diane Kennedy, of Courtice. Shane Henderson of Little Britain, brother | of the bride was the ring bearer. Danny Newlove of Port Perry, brother of the groom, was the best man. Ushers were Kelly Newlove, brother of the groom, of Port Perry, Keith Wilson brother of the bride, of Oshawa and Tim Rowan, brother-in-law of the bride of Little Britain. 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