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1 i 6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, December 14,1983 Section Two Bowmanville Man Wins $1,000 at Lions Turkey Roll Dairy Farmers Receive 3 C Per Litre More in '84 At Bowmanville Lions Club's Turkey Roll on Friday, Dec. 2nd, the wheel kept spinning and the helpers kept handing out turkeys to winners. This group had assembled quite a few when this photo was taken, from left to right, Cliff Pethick, Jack Niddery, John Dewell and AI Quinney. Bob Kent was busy keeping the wheel spinning and calling out the winning numbers. In the background, Lions members were busy selling tickets on a $1,000 draw won by A.R. Hubbard, Bowmanville and a Texas Mickey won by Ralph Virtue, Enniskillen. MJ. Hobbs Volleyball Team Wins Bronze Ontario dairy farmers will receive a price increase of $3. per hectolitre, (3.0® per litre) for milk produced for the fluid market, effective January 16, 1984. The increase, which represents a 6.45% change over the current price (5.16% on an annual equivalent basis) will be the first producers have received in 15 months (October 18,1982). In making the announcement, announcement, Board Chairman Kcn- eth G. McKinnon indicated that the price increase reflects the obvious need for higher producer returns, and at the same time recognizes the general need for restraint in the economy. He indicated that milk producers are only now beginning to recover from the adverse effects of high interest and energy related costs, which have added substantially to the cost of producing milk over the last two years. Mr. McKinnon noted that ; a producer price increase has : been delayed for as long as i possible. He said that, "while ' the economic formula, which the Board uses as a guide in setting producer prices, indicates that an even higher price is easily justifiable, the increase has been moderated, attempting to balance the needs of producers without unduly impinging on the marketplace during a time of : restraint." \ The 3.0® per litre increase . raises the farm price for raw ! milk in Southern Ontario from ; 46.48® to 49.48® per litre and in .• Northern Ontario from 47.77® ' to 50.77® per litre. "Since the Board only sets the prices paid to producers," concluded McKinnon, "we do . not know what the final ; consumer price will be." St. John Joannas Hold Xmas Party The December meeting of the St. John Joannas was held at the church. The meeting was in the form of a Christmas Pot-Luck Dinner followed by a pleasant Christmas Party and delicious goodies held at the Rectory. Sandra Yates was the hostess. Rev. Byron Yates spoke to the Joannas on the Advent season. Father Langley played the piano and sang. Sincere thanks was received from Mrs. Mildred Redmond of Council Fire for our donation of clothing and all support given. The Jr. Choir Christmas Play of Silent Night will be played again on Tuesday, December 13th, 4 p.m. for the benefit of those not able to attend last Sunday evening. A very enjoyable evenjng was spent at the Rectory as guests of Rev. Byron and Sandra Yates and we thank them for helping us celebrate our 1983 Christmas Party. --Lee Varley, Secretary Stu Candler and A1 Osborne weren't doing too well at this point, so our photographer picked one out of a box and placed it on their table for the picture. > Local Couple Retun^Home From Italy YELVERTONNEWS Welcome home to Eileen and Howard Malcolm who returned home from Italy on Monday. Howard and Bill Hamilton of the C.F.A. were Canada's only representatives attending the six day I.F.A.P. Conference held last week in Rome. They also enjoyed seeing the many historical sights in that famous city - The Forum, the Coliseum, the place where Mussolini made his famous speech, St. Peter's Square and a good view of Pope John in company with several thousand other sightseers. sightseers. They also saw the beautiful Sistme Chapel. They received a bit of a shocker when they got their hotel bill for the week 856,000 lire. I imagine they were quite relieved relieved when they converted it to dollars at 1200 lire to a dollar. On their return trip they were afforded an opportunity opportunity to spend a few minutes in the front of the plane with the pilots, one of whom was a chap from Guelph whom they met by accident in one of Rome's restaurants. There were approximately 30 countries countries members of this inter-' national Convention but not all : had representatives present. Howard will be spending the coming week at the Future Directions Convention in Ottawa. At the recent Grade 13 Invitational Volleyball Metcalfe, Deanna Barnes, back row, Jody Jones, ., tournament at Courtice Secondary School, this Lucille Vanderheyden, Angie Chambley, Leanda team from M.J. Hobbs came second to win the Maxwell, Lisa Shulga, teacher Harvey Webster; . bronze medal. They are: ; front row Lr, Heather absent, Alison Cole, Anna Natoli. Miller, Lisa Reid, Carolyn Campbell, Jimmy Visit Santa Claus at the Bowmanville Mall Saturday, December 10th from 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. Saturday -- December 17 Thursday and Friday -- December 8-9-15-16 Color photo of your children with Santa Blggei Pictures Plus Fast Accurate Service FREE! 5x7 Enlargement with every G41-110, 126-135 film processed. 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