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ON XPQSITOIt r .WAIFO. R t ", VN.r4 4AK 117 1974
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The time has come,' around` by your OMAF ottice. Before You
again for doubtful products to be ,with
on the dotted tine, consult
with your
peddled to gullible farmers. ag rep, for he has
w„. The Fluron County Federation information as to whether It is a
good deal.
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It seems that Mrs. Plumtree's limitations on the size of the of Agriculture has issued a g "Don't believe the suggestion
' �'t�' . °• i' Food Prices Review Board at last operation. The big companies warning to, farmers to beware of
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P g P b that test information on products �
tt, has knuckled under to the critics with money to burn decided to try claims of great savings, Y is suppressed because of ulterior
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s r of her board. So it appears to me it in the U.S.A. To name a few: substituting now Wonder motives. Beware, it could cost you'
'. products" for tested old proven
Agronomics,
anyway• ArY business that has a S.S,Pierce Co., CBK dearly in underfertilized 'crops.
ethods.
k ; f•, loss in one year will try to make • Inc.,lacThe Gulf and Western There are no Shortcuts ingrowing
{ w q y Industries, Inc., The Gates Last year it was the door to door
up for it in subse' uent ears and y crops."
nobody will accuse them of taking Rubber Co., Multipgnics, a insurance salesman and maybe -„��,....--......:. -
undue profits. When it comes to They couldn't justify it to their
' he is still at it the Federation says
the farmer egg producer, shareholders and pulled out: and goes on". Now we hear about I INSURANCE
a new wonder fertil'ze that • AUTO
however, this is branded as such Others as Purex and Tenneco
'7+ by the Board. And even if profit are in the process of pulling out. could save the farmer hundreds • FIRE '
<� • s.- would be red ced, it couldn't be What is left will be changing into of dollars.. Beware when they
very much, far the total profit is the contract business, where the offer soil analysis and consulting I
only 4.37c per zen. farmer will provide the work and services, charging a fee for
membership. Remember that you , Donald G. Eaton
According to Hensall's Bill the basic capital and the partner .
Mickle, a director of the Egg working capital and a share of the can have this service free of 1 Insurance Agency Limited
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tip V 4 x . 3 , "A Mar�¢eting Board, 3c a dozen is risk and the profit. charge from your agricultural Office inn Stre a Block I
,r ,�$ ,4i,rr: needed to pay off the debts and As an American economist.put office." Main Street
other business losses from the it: "Who is going to sit up with Feed analysis is free by most i Phone 627-1610 — Seaforth, '
fig'"�y • ; s'� last two bad years. What about it the corporate sow at* night.' food companies or for a small fee
consumers, are you too going to
insist that these farmers must
stav under their debt'load for a
measly 3c per dozen eggs? Or are
you thinking with me that we are
g
;•” obliged -to pay them now for the
eggs we bought when they were h
lF i subsidized by the egg producer.
ff FLOYD - McCLURE I have always had confidence in +
��• the ability of the family farm to TAW
Elaine Ferne McClure, daugh- Sandra Coleman, who sang "The compete with the large corporate ��//�����
t ter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Twelfth of Never" and "More." farm. The reason is quite simple. f'�`•"Ci 5�%-�%SO • S`EAQT�'%
McClure, R.R. 2, Seaforth, and Mr. Laverne . M6Clure of If the cow is about to have a calf
James Howard Floyd, son of Mr. Walton, was the groomsman and or the sow a litter of piggies, and Lot Open Evenings to 9 p.m.
F and Mrs. Syd Floyd, London, the guests were ushered by Garry
a man is paid by the hour, there is
..i .. McClure and Clair McClure
were' united in marriage m not much ineentived to go up in
Photo by Haugh Londesboro United Church on brothers of the bride, with Bryan the night for a look of how things 1968 --- Pontiac &cyl Sedan
PRE -CHRISTMAS WEDDING — Brian Clarence Smillie and December 14, 1973, at 7:30 p.m. McClure, cousin of the bride, • are going in the barn. This Tack of / •/
Judith Elsie Greathead were united in marriage: December 24 at with Rev. Stanley MacDonald of lighting the candles. personal involvement can be
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Lovell, Kippen. The groom is Londesboro officiating. The reception followed at the pointed out in almost every phase Q p
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Smillie, Hensall and the Candelabra decorated with Clinton Communitv Centre with of food production. Thus to be 19I0 --- Meteor V Q -Nyl. 4 door, HT•
bride's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Harry Greathead, Gormley. white and orange mums accented music by the "Bluewater Play- efficient there have•'" to be ,
Rev. Packman of Kipper United. Church officiated and Mr. and with a deeper orange gladiolus, bovs.' _
Mrs. Lovell were the attendants. The couple will reside on the formed the setting for the double. Guests attending- from Sea- PB., PS•, AM -FM. Radio
groom's farm near Hensall. ring ceremony. forth, Clinton. Stratford, London, Classified Ads pay dividends. -
Strathrov and Wawota, Saskat-
Given in marriage by her chewan.
parents,. the bride chose a gown The bride's mother wore a 1970 --- Fiat Convertible 5-Spged, Radio
Bible Society, of white polyester satin with gown of polyester knit with dark /
empire waistline with lace yoke figured pattern accenting fur Lowther Fish -
and sleeves trimmed with pearl quoise, with sheer turquoise .long
gifts are down, beading and a detachable--tt•ain sleeves. , and 1971
71 -"- 'Chev. Sedan, 8, Auto•, P&F PD•
which was also trimmed in lace. A The groom's mother wore an
Contributions to .the Canadian
Contributions from area headpiece of rosebud flowers held orange figured sleeveless gown. Hobby Shop Bible Society from communities centres with last years the five tier illusion veil. She Both mothers %yore corsages of.'
carried a bouquet of pink roses. yellow mums. 1972 -�- Gov. Sedan, 6, Auto, PS. P •
in this area have increased a great contributions in brackets are:
The bride's attendants were For the wedding trip to
Auburn (451.07) 433.00
deal in some cases but are slightly Mrs. Nita McClure of Walton, Toronto, 'the bride travelled in a NOW OPEN c
down in most -instances, Bayfield (282.25) 253.90 cousin of the bride, and Mrs. Peg burgundy pantsuit accented with 1972 -�- Cutlass 442, Bucket Seats,
compared to contributions Blyth (1,123.76) 3,902.76 Colclough, Shirley McClure ,and a corsage of white and silver
received in 1972, according to a Brucefield (Nil) 10.00 Doris McClure, sisters of the carnations„ Returning from their in
release from Rev. Jack Thompson Brussels (718.00) 607.00 bride The girls wore satin with honeymoon, they will reside , in Consul PS•, PB*,
of the Society's London office'. Clinton (1,516.55) 374.00 brocaded Lily of the Valley Clinton. y
Egmondville (10,00 Nil. dresses. Their dresses' featured Previous to the wed -ding,
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Nearly 200 copies of Good Hensall (270.05) 234.80 empire waistlines and sleeves shotv'est s Were ii+'ld y Caroly ";.} (�
News For Modern Man, the New Hibbert Twp. (262.70) 276,.40 1972 -'- Chev..w1/2"Ton
with Ihr pu€fVizistline and •Thopsoj Flure an tNa��O�'�iCe� ,;: i
testament in today's English Kippen (131.25)' 121.00 sleeves were trimmed with gold Nita McClure, `and Peggy Col -
were given free by volunteers to Seaforth (200.00) 220.00 and satin braid. Two of the Clough and Lois Govier
their neighbours in many parts of Varna, Goshen (82.25) 1,232.25 dresses were lime green, those f
Western Ontario, as part of a 'Walton (317.50) 182.05 two carrying' nosegays of white ,
Bible Society program. Zurich (806.85) 1,088,00 and green tinted mums, while the �' • •
other two wore a pale orange Continuing now through Feb--Znd our gigantle
Police News
A. L. VAUGHAN
CHIEF OF POLICE
carrying white and orange tinted • • •
MUMS. a '
The organist Mrs. Barb Bos-
man accompanied the soloist, dip
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$197
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4r 1 THE BOSS.WAS IN FROM HEAD 20 2 PC SUITS
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INTER PERMISSION TO REDUCE MANY & JUMPERS & PANTS
MANY MORE ITEMS THROUGHOUT
THE STORE ORIGINAL PRICE S10.97
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LOUSES t SHOP NOW NOW $ 3 9
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AND SA V E ILADIES - SIMULATEII
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FUR HATS
(ORLON -WHITE
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VALUE $7.97
S•P E Q I A L TRA, DE-� I N ALLOWANCES CLEARANCE $197
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UNIVERSAL by WHITE-BERNINAA and other famous
makes of sewieg machines Remember ... we will repair your
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In for consultation -'- no char `e.
bs at the Base office January 12 from 11 s.m� t1 .in.
to
ALL OTHER Mi:RCHANbISE WITH WHITS TAGS.", AT
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