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The . farmers' lobby group
called for the research funds
today in its, annual brief to the ° r 'i ` I
Ontario cabinet.>t�4ltr, t F¢ KagJ
The Federation also asked that��.
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be given to municipalities
researching or building recycling
plants.
r The brief points out that each
t person now produces about five w
pounds of garbage daily.. At the
Vi READY FOR THE 17th - These students have a special Interest In learning about turn of the century, the rate was -`
the 17th of March --their school St.Patrick's in Dublin is named after the patron less than two pounds a day.
saint of Ireland. Classrooms have been decorated In St. Patrick's Day style as the The policy paper also notes,
wall behind John Ryan, Terry Cronin, Colleen Maloney, Ma4treenMurray and "The problem is multiplying and %`
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with it the necessity for effective'
Cathy O'Connor shows.
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and realistic action. Several cities`
A t E m o n d v i I I e U C �♦`A' r{' have. been scouting for a
g , countryside garbage dump during HOLDS TROPHY -Michael Rowland., 11, son of Mr.
recent months. It is cheap and and .Mrs. Ed. Rowland of Dublin who won the Legion
easy to dump their Waste onto District C Public Speaking competitions recently,
Salvation'Army member • speaks others, but it must be stopped. shows his trophy, and citation. On St. Patrick's Day
This is where farmers expect the
� provincial government to step Michael ' will compete in Colljngw00d against
Mrs. E. R. Luther of Hensall Papple, opened the meeting by Hulley gave a reading "The in " speakers from three districts.
and a member of the Salvation reading a poem "The Camel." Meaning of Lent,"
Army in London, was the 'guest Members received invitations • The highlight of the afternoon
speaker at the March meeting of N a forum Alcohol in was our speaker, Mrs. J. M. Area PUC men a t Toronto.
the .U.C.W. of Egmondville Northside Uniteded Church on Scott, Unit 2 member, who spoke
United Church. Her topic "Prayer March 27. Also, to two evening of the trip she and her husband
and What It Means to Me" was Thankoffering meetings, at took this winter to India, and
ably presented, and said "Prayer Northside Church, March 26 and spent several weeks, with their Frank Sills and Edmund Daly of local municipalities' ownership of continue its traditional role of
is the meeting place,of God and at, Cavan, Winthrop, April 3. son John, who teaches there. She the Seaforth P. U.C. and Don the electricity system. As well, sli f e g u a r d i n g electricity
MacRae of the Dublin P.U.C.the ,MEA needs more repre- consumers' interests, particularly
man -the point of contact waere Mrs. Paliple read articles on displayed many items of interest sentation on the Board to
Spirits meet. Prayer is the desire "Mission Today" and a write-up and her talk of life i India wasp were among some 1500 delegates in the area of rates.
of hearts and our acknowledge- .in the Observer written by Dr. thoroughly enjoyed by -all: at the convention of the Ontario
ment of God, Prayer is the ' Robert McClure in Borneo. Our unit had a short business' Municipal Electric Association in
slender nerve of the soul and A committee was appointed to meeting. We decided to entertain Toronto. ARNOLD ST�NNISSEN
heart. It is a high -honor to hold conduct a Bakeless Bake Sale as,a residents of Seaforth Manor on. The OMEA represents about
fellowship with good and we pray means of raising in and Wednesday afternoon February350 municipal electric g
LH' 1': —HEALTH and ACCIDE:\T ^
to acknowledge our dependence members were asked to donate 13, commissions who distribute
and trust, It is an instinct within craft materials to the Juniors of' 'electric " ower to about two Registered Retirement Pe nF —
UniY•3 joined with us for lunch P
us that cries out to a higher being the congregation to keep them provided by several ladies of Unit million household customers. income Tax Deductable Registered
than ourselves. Prayer counter- occupied during church service. 2 and a social half-hour together
Much of the discussion centred : Retirement Annuities.
acts wrong and promotes love, was enjoyed. g • on the government's recent —REPRESENTING —
benevolence and charity- causing Unit 2 U.C.W. had as their Mrs, Frank Golding of Unit 3 decision to appoint only two Sun Life Assurance Company
+F selfishness and indifference to guests Unit 3 when they met on behalf., of their members, OMEA• members' to the new Of Canada
disappear. It is the greatest force together in the social rooms of the thanked our unit for an enjoyable 12 -man Ontario Hydro Board. TELEPHONE: 527-0410 I
and power for good on earth." church on Wednesday, March 4. afternoon. The Association's official view is 117 GODERITH ST. EAST — SEAFORTH '.
Mrs. Luther and Mrs. J. C. Our president, Mrs., Lorne Dale, that this does not represent the
Britton sang a duet "Near to the welcomed all to the afternoon
Heart of God" and Mrs. Luther meeting.4 H club S
sang a solo "Prayer Gently Lifts Mrs. Frank Hulley and Miss
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vtauys tnompson pa charge or
devotions :and program, which
McKillop 3 held their,,first, :t
West End Garage we say, ,. • •
gram convener and opened with a
opened with a poem 1'omor .
meeting at Mrs. Dragers ons.
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poem "Give Me a Faith." The
scri ture was read b Mrs T E
row's Opportunity." Hymn 80
was sung Scripture reading was '
March 4 at 8:00 p.m.
Officers are• resident -Jo Ann
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Lantz, 83 yeafis on March 16 and
Mrs. Sadie Scott. Mr.Reg. Reid,
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Mr. Russ Hays, Seaforth who will
Stratford with his brother-in-law
given on the storage of "problem
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Mr. 'Russ Hays.
articles." Seven good rules of
23rd.
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storage were established.
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The Friendly 4lore in Seaforth — "the friendly town"
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Mrs. Charles Eyre was pro
vtauys tnompson pa charge or
devotions :and program, which
McKillop 3 held their,,first, :t
West End Garage we say, ,. • •
gram convener and opened with a
opened with a poem 1'omor .
meeting at Mrs. Dragers ons.
'
poem "Give Me a Faith." The
scri ture was read b Mrs T E
row's Opportunity." Hymn 80
was sung Scripture reading was '
March 4 at 8:00 p.m.
Officers are• resident -Jo Ann
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Hancock. Mrs. Luther and Mrs. taken from 9th Chapter of Luke, Van Drunen;vice -president-Barb
Britton were presented with token followed by prayer, Mrs. Donald Maloney;'secretar Janet Drager
gifts by Mrs. Roy McGonigle-' Bode favored us with a lovely solo and press reporter Jean
The president,Mrs. Earl "The Old Ru�ge,d Cross." Mrs. Vantyghem.
,. The.np!4,meeting'will.be held' 410 x.
al M:us,,x;.Van IDi•unen's' 'on Y ;
Monday, March 11 at 8:00 p.m. — sib "Al
Kilba.rchan
a N ores
By Mabel Turnbull
CLINTON 1V 4-H
The Clinton 1V 4-H group held
their third meeting on Monday,
March 4 at Carngchan's with a!1
members present. The meeting
-was o ened with the 4-H pledoe
ONTARIO'S NEWTAX CREDIT SYSTEM:
r f 3 a •
2puto
Ontario residents who He
income returns this ear
• •
Will share $300 million
' •
credits:'in
(Even if they don't pay income tax!) .
Families, pensioners, roomers, boarders, the handicapped and others will
"f benefit. Ontario's newTax Credit System provides for three separate credits,
and here's how they work;
1. People who own or•rent (including roomers and boarder-) may share
in the PropertyTax CFedit.
2. People who fill out aIFederal 'income tax return may share in the Sales
Tax Credit.
3. People over 65 may share in the Pensioner Tax Credit.
You must fill out a Fedeial income tax return.
I The new purple Ontario'iax Credit Form comes•attached inside it. So even
if you don't pay ncome tax,you should still file a Federal income tax return,
with the Onta ' Tax 6redit Form'this year.
We want you to get your fair share of Ontario's tax credits.
•• 'o S William G. Davis, Premier M
Q to tArthur K. Meen, Minister of Revenue
I
TAX CREDIT SYSTEM
If you have any questions yott may, free of charge, dial "0"
and ask the operator for Zenith If -2000. Residents within the
tet' MetroTorcinto local calling area should dial -965-8470.
74-HSCR°.
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I
It's all in the way, Pontiacs are' put
together. Get behind the wheel of a full-
size Pontiac and you will soon feel how
beautifully it rides and handles. And if
you ever saw- the making of a Poniiac-on
the assembly line. You'd' understaiId why.
Quality materials. Quality workmanship,
And quality control inspectors double and
triple checking that every Pontiac built
is worthy of its name.
Finished to Pontiac perfection. Seven
layers of coating made 'up of bonderizing,
primers (including zinc chromate). Sealer
and high-lustre'acrylic lacquer help protect
and beautify every Pontiac!
N
That's what we say about our L.aurentians>,
Cata•lina.s an(1-Par*sienne Broughams,
ask your salesmihn for a demonstration...
and then you'll know. thatt be it!
• The roof is a strong, silent type. How
Twenty -below .or a hundred above,
and then roll call. Discussion, on
More .Birthdays! Greetings to
Edgar of Listowel.
storage, was called "A Place for
Mrs. Sadie Scott of Cromarty who
Mr.,4A Mtts. Gordon Scott and
Everything." Good storage and '
was 93 on March 5, 'to Mrs. Lillie
Mr. James Scott, Cromarty, with
how to store various articles was
Lantz, 83 yeafis on March 16 and
Mrs. Sadie Scott. Mr.Reg. Reid,
discussed. Suggestions were
Mr. Russ Hays, Seaforth who will
Stratford with his brother-in-law
given on the storage of "problem
be 80 years 'young' on March
Mr. 'Russ Hays.
articles." Seven good rules of
23rd.
Many of the residents .are
storage were established.
Mrs. Cecelia Edgar and friend
quilting these days, a full sized
The next meeting wall be held
Doro'hy of Clinton both former
quilt has been put up. Mrs. Corrie
on Monday, March 18 at
neiehbours with Mrs. Carrie
Edgar is an' enthusiastic quitter.
Christine Carter's.
d _
accelerator and brake edal shafts hel
ONTARIO'S NEWTAX CREDIT SYSTEM:
r f 3 a •
2puto
Ontario residents who He
income returns this ear
• •
Will share $300 million
' •
credits:'in
(Even if they don't pay income tax!) .
Families, pensioners, roomers, boarders, the handicapped and others will
"f benefit. Ontario's newTax Credit System provides for three separate credits,
and here's how they work;
1. People who own or•rent (including roomers and boarder-) may share
in the PropertyTax CFedit.
2. People who fill out aIFederal 'income tax return may share in the Sales
Tax Credit.
3. People over 65 may share in the Pensioner Tax Credit.
You must fill out a Fedeial income tax return.
I The new purple Ontario'iax Credit Form comes•attached inside it. So even
if you don't pay ncome tax,you should still file a Federal income tax return,
with the Onta ' Tax 6redit Form'this year.
We want you to get your fair share of Ontario's tax credits.
•• 'o S William G. Davis, Premier M
Q to tArthur K. Meen, Minister of Revenue
I
TAX CREDIT SYSTEM
If you have any questions yott may, free of charge, dial "0"
and ask the operator for Zenith If -2000. Residents within the
tet' MetroTorcinto local calling area should dial -965-8470.
74-HSCR°.
I � '
I
It's all in the way, Pontiacs are' put
together. Get behind the wheel of a full-
size Pontiac and you will soon feel how
beautifully it rides and handles. And if
you ever saw- the making of a Poniiac-on
the assembly line. You'd' understaiId why.
Quality materials. Quality workmanship,
And quality control inspectors double and
triple checking that every Pontiac built
is worthy of its name.
Finished to Pontiac perfection. Seven
layers of coating made 'up of bonderizing,
primers (including zinc chromate). Sealer
and high-lustre'acrylic lacquer help protect
and beautify every Pontiac!
N
That's what we say about our L.aurentians>,
Cata•lina.s an(1-Par*sienne Broughams,
ask your salesmihn for a demonstration...
and then you'll know. thatt be it!
• The roof is a strong, silent type. How
Twenty -below .or a hundred above,
about having not one roof over -your head,
Pontiacs are regularly put through incred-
but two? And having the extra security of
ibly demanding tests in northern Canadiar
the crush resistance engineered into a
winters and searing southern deserts
doubWpanel roof construction and strong
Every •component is checked out fo
roof pillars? Protection like that means
efficient operation under the severes
peace of mind. Pontiac's double -panel
conditions, The on.gine, for instance, it
roof also has a sound -absorbing chamber
protected by a coolant, overflow systen
between the steel panels. And the inner
that prevents coolant loss in extreme heat•
panel is perforated to act much like an
t1fl#�
acoustic ceiling. It all makes for consider
able' quietness. Along with exceptional
-„..,I
strength
L;M -:::.. ,. : ••tea .,
You wont a quiet car? You've got it!
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Nobody takes greater pains than Pontiac
to keep things quiet. For example: special
seals around the steering column and the
accelerator and brake edal shafts hel
' t r- p Rely on it, Pontiac is- built to -take it, built
keep engine noise outside the passenger to be driven with confidence all year
area. More than that, Pontiac lays on sound ,
insulation and deadeners, noise barriers round!
Many parts are galvanized for long life. and vibration ,suppressors wherever they Performs on regular fuel. It could sur-
Corrosion protection is sprayed into ho`rd- matter. B.ecouse quietness matters a lot: • prise you that a full-size Pontiac with its
to -get -at places, and now o new under- Smooth, comfortable ride. Pontiac's standard V-8 is an excellent performer on
coating will) a petroleum base is applied Wide -Track ride comes from more than d lower-cost, regular -grade ,gas. For thaf
to the -lower control arms and frame- - wide -stance. It's having full -coil suspen- matter, all Pontiarr engines are designed
din laces most sensitive to corroding road to operate efficiently on regular, low-
s 9 �slon with each spring computer -selected lead or no -lead fuels.
splash, to that car. And a heavy -gauge steel frame
No wonder a Pontiac weathers Canada's with large, soft body mounts between In a full-size '74, you also get the. quick
climate so handsomely, or that Pontiac frame and body to -soak up road harsh -response of variable --ratio power steering
trade-in value is highl ness. And it's having a forward -mounted r that's improved for durability, a 3 -speed
We make sure everything 'fits, Tight. steering linkage for unbeatable direction- Turbo Hydro -uratic transmission and the
All Pontiac bodies go through a special al stability. You're more 'at ease, make reassurance of power front disc brakes, it's
test o he assembly line where the in- fewer steering corrections, And you're all standard! If you wont even more rood
relaxed in molded •foam seats, enjoying ;
tenor is lose- up and air pumped out to IoY n9 performance, consider ordering steel -,
radial I tires that tour with a
cr to osemi-vacuum. Water is then forced comfort that is deep and long-lasting. ply €
special radial tuned suspension packogp
gainst the outside, long and hard. If �„� for fantastic roadability.
there's a tea or mis-fit anywhere, water Take a test drive. Just one will do. It's
will quickly of it, the best way to quickly discover how much
What's ore, every day several finished a full-size Pontiac offers you in satisfaction,
Pontiacs ar taken for another tough ex- `'
amination th t includes almost "drown-
°``” luxury and real value. See your Pontiac
ing" the cars under high-pressure water. dealer now and do some Wide -Tracking.
The object of these and all other tests: One test drive and that'll be 04
to give you a quality car, a well-built car! Parisienne Hardtop Coupe
For a real good selection and a real good price
SEE US TODAY AT
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82 Huron St. "Open Every Night Till 10 To Serve You" 348-6932
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