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I a i EE REE ==-- I PORT PERRY STAR --° Tirsody, May 23 1989 -- 35 Ont. Cattlemen not opposed to changes In a province-wide beef vote, cattlemen have rejected both the idea of a beef marketing agency and supply management. "But the results of the beef vote don't mean that cattlemen want the status quo," says OCA President Jim Magee. "Quite the contrary: Tour of Uxbridge Trinity Church, Uxbridge U.C.W. is eagerly anticipating the House Tour of Uxbridge & sur- rounding area June 1st, 12-5 p.m. The tour boasts 7 lovely homes. this year, plus we are offering refreshments and an Art Show of John Richmond in the Friendship Hall of Trinity Church. John, a well known artist, is known for his mural art - one of which is in our > Bbrarye . and Mrs. Harding of Bristol Ponds have designed an authen- in meeting after meeting across the province, cattlemen were quite positive in their desire to build a better future. It's just that they didn't see a future involving a marketing board. They want something more dynamic than that - and our Association is going tic reproduction of the 1850's "Carpenter Gothic" or "Ginger- bread House.' This truly delightful, 4 bedroom home with its unique family room, demonstrates how one combines modern & country style decor, for an active modern day family. The Duncan & Brown home is for the "Canadiana Lover." This home built in the 1840s is full of flavor from the past - featuring an original brick fireplace, hardware and woodwork. &n Fashion "SPECIALIZING IN LADIES' ~~ AFFORDABLE FASHIONS . Hours: Mon. to Sat. 9:30 AM to 5:30 PM; Fri. to 8 PM. PORT PERRY PLAZA 285-0129 Jugr 0. Now Oren!! DR. Renaro Sc + Star Wek To Ammounce | Oreos OF ThgiR DENTAL Orrice , 1A Simcoe N, Cn, | Ry A protien Flwm 433-0337 The ry ( ASK THE EXPERTS! Decorate with | confidence at - ---- sikiens CENTRAL PAINT "ima sores | % WALLPAPER "in (L__295 Rison Road South -- OSHAWA = 434-3939 available to continue to make sure it happens." OCA has already developed a course of action that outlines precisely how it will address the future, within the market-driven context producers voted for. En- titled 'Blueprint For The Future - A Renewed Mandate," the docu- "The Pines," home of Mr. and Mrs. Calvert is a lovely combina- tion of the new & the old. This cen- tury building is made of two separate mid 1800, log homes, its walls & fireplace are constructed of the old brick from the Catholic Church in Port Perry. ""'Gooseberry Patch" of Sand- ford, recently featured on City Line is a collectors delight. This home is filled with crafts design- ed & made by owners Pat & Graham Beaton. The home of Dr. and Mrs. Epp of Greenbank overlooks a meandering stream & cedar grove, part of the Ianson Farm. This is a home filled with greenery, antiques & features - a pine panelled family room. The home of Mr, and Mrs. Wasylenky exemplifies the talents of its owners. If you prefer the open concept type of home, with a stone fireplace, cathedral ceilings, porcelain dolls, wall stenciling & beautiful woodwork then this home is a must for you to see. Mr. and Mrs. Watson's farm is a quiet relaxing expression of fine Ii in the rural area. This home was designed & built by its owners & as the years passed, rooms were added to enhance the pleasure of gracious rural life. Advance tickets at $10.00 are available at the Church Office, Two Drug Stores, Davie Phar- macy & Uxbridge Pharmacy or at any of the homes the day of the Island W.I. host metting by Clara Dowson P.R.O. The Scugog Island W.I. met at the Community Hall Wednesday evening. Roll Call was answered by 17 members by naming a pesticide. Motto was given by Margaret Morrow on the Safety of Using Pesticides. Our Scholarship was discussed and is being worked on by Comm. in charge. Bonnie and Betty reported on the Giant Yard and Bake sale for July 8 at the Community Hall. A craft table is being introduced this year and each member brings a craft item ready priced for sale. Tickets for quilt are available, drawn same day - its a beautiful hand made quilt - "'you can not win without a ticket." Please group leaders get your programs made up for Mary to get printed. Meeting closed with O'Canada. Margaret Morrow had a word contest, and three members were 25 cents richer for their effort. A lovely lunch of cherry bread and cheese weré served by group in charge. Next meeting June 21st. Everyone is welcome to attend and we do more than "Meet" and hy | AChE EN ment addresses cattlemens' needs to be more profitable, in- novative and competitive in tomorrow's marketplace. The action plan calls for three major thrusts: establishment of a group to design the blueprint; im- proved communications with members in county/district associations to increase member participation; and, assigning pro- jects to OCA Committees so that groups function on what OCA ex- ecutives are calling "'a lean and mean" project basis. Says Magee: '"'We want to capture all the positive energy and creativi- ty that went into the beef vote pro- cess - and use it to accelerate pro- gress in our industry." The action plan proposes that the Blueprint for the Future be completed in two stages. In phase one, a duscussion paper will be taken to cattlemen at regional meetings this fall and Annual . Meetings next winter. "We want the discussion paper to stir up new ideas, and better ways of do- ing things" said Magee. The se- cond phase will build on the first by undertaking a long term study of the Ontario beef industry. 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