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Yd(r `1A' 1 a - ,�'�z,'�.t=�, r r+v,t4 ^"xr'r"�tasd4 � nk rgni„a,�.r,",s�k, ..''. ;,.K7 r t .o 1 ,, tke r ,, :t,v�Nr',• 1 :1 ��..+?^r�fa.,=.P”, :�rf.an i,. tt ,v � s�,c. .�, .. x�w:NF,nr�1.�'wcMX`,�,r�7' , . r,r"s,.3A{.'�k.r .. .' , 3 R'i�•'r,-d;„,.. '" �; ,% : `� .,. ;: .; >�.ak. s, : ' tt;, ~•,�•. Perth Lang Association Hernden had h}d -ar�d excellent ' CKGMtold a meetingof the Huron -Perth entryin the Mitchell Centen l Taburculosis �ResPoratorY Parade 'promoting Disease. Association in SeafOrthaoi vl ie . Sse d that 'Better Breathing" classes AnthonyHordes ofstA MaryshaiyRI}E�+]SE_,r�_ CAr�TA%�1Cxto�ff� '1 rt Y v Y for adults and children would been awarded a $250.00,bursary Q. g P enter' Respiratory Technology * q begin Se ,ember 23 in Stratford. to � ^��' C��'�r��'� �G�'� ,r , t lYyy ' v �i!►� a' Mrs. M. Fielding of Stratford will, at Fans)tawe College, b conduct the classes Mrs, Schenck reported thatSARWAT M, ' t^'3 Other reports were • given by . nine Asthmatic children had yy� /�* ww,, cc +� �+ Miss Eva Lancaster, rY participated a ay "Day R#C CON W7 1 as St, Ma s; amici aced .in r L Sa s Mrs, David Schenck. Seaforth; Camp" at the Y.M. Head Office: 55 Weber lStrio, East, Kitchener, a Ralph Goren. Stratford; Mr s. C.A.facility near Harrington. S' FOK INSTANT GAGC,A ORWE BUY EXISTING MORTGAGES ' -Jean Cann, Exeter; and Mrs. The meeting was chaired by William Green. Stratford. Rev. G. Smith, the f?resident of Stratford; �,<;N ;, � � r ,„ wa^ � t � 1 "w +s, :T x^ •t st �t � A ,r� A� .�,4; 'Si �.tefd�t `t« i� ,I' r '�f�+{' � �' � �?,•#�� m � �_7� .:ad .ul •»n ,;w3 fin.,a ..•�.m tx,�Vl c,'v •ww: 4 , _ "q r ��s1b-;�`k"N .Val: a b: ��`� 1+•t> k . » ��,` 1c {�� '6,` qq �` v `�'�, K. •u'Yilrt .''� S.k',. sf`.t'.r+u ty�^,>« •t�«�d`,"�t`3�"AtiS � �• ,v:Y. ` � r M Y ax �, ` Insure , - NOW IS THE TIME Ta I GET • YOUR Keen interest at Sea#orth Fair ( o , fall forage' • •. seed.ings SEED iNH EAT A #I 11 I it t o o c I ren . W I n [kit Izws win. Farmers who direct seed Richard Johns, Lisa Johns, Brian We. have all varieties including Frederick c. pa . the event that n- seedin`g does Rav Palin, Lisa Campbell, Bobbi ' Stephen Drager, Sandra Regele; forages. in the fall 'niay now insure Klaver; Gourds -Billy Stewart.Col- not become established and is Elementary School Children follows':' crmann, Glenda Beuermann, Neil.' Johnston, David Kunder, All sanne Eggert and Scott Robinson; Citrons -Elizabeth Anne Stewart, • Axtmann, , Brian Riley, Linda Axtmann, Lisa Johns, Slicing thFir planting against destroyed by the farmer, the now.judging in results are as Groothius, Kevin Drager, Bob Finlayson, Richard Johns, Mur- , art, Cheryl Read, Richard Johns; establishment failure. bods• will be cremated. stock Flowers: Muir; Date Squares -Sandra Re- Jack Van Loon, Bill Stewart; Cucumbers -Becky Rath%�ell, 'Bob Under the New Seeding Plan, . can)-BeckyRathwell,,` Jack Van. Crafts -fasteners mounted- Pansies;Kevin Coleman, Steve '"Hildebrand, gele; Maple Cream -Scott Towns- Potatoes, girls' exhibitor -Lynne Jansen, Murrav Sholdice, Eileen available from the Crop Insurance Steve Hildebrand; Stuffed Toy- Finlayson, Helen , Van Loon, Anstett. Mary Margaret Robinet The cost to the farmer is onl} - transmission; front disc brakes; son, Scott Driscoll; Marigolds Dta�ne Van Dooren, Insrid David Townsend, end, David Townsend, David Dodds, Sandra Sholdice, Sandra ' Connolly, Sandra Sholdice-,Sweet Commission, Ontario Ministry' of H, te, Lynn Flannagan; Barbie FERTILIZER• Ron Godkin, David Crocker and ,,,d in the fall must b(; Sun, Christina 'Isobel MacBeth, Ryan, Cheryl Read, Shelley Dris: II -Dianne Godkin, Cathie Julie Townsend, Patricia Kunder, Dianne Godkin, Jane Regele, Tracy Wilson, Joan Table Corn -Brett Finlayson, Brad Agriculture and Food• a farmer 'M C D bb' D foreman, Albert W. Reis. new seed is considerable. " � ,, Loon, -Lisa Beuttenmiller; Rimmer; Sweet •Peas -Scott Dris- Ellis; Light Cake -Sandra Regele, Dodds; Green -Cabbage-Becky Smith, Bob Jansen. Brad may protect himself against all — c ' Cosmos;Dianne Godkin, Debbie Martin DeCorte, Donna Miller• While she had been in, poor his son. William A. Reis, An Expositor Classified will coli, Shelley Driscoll, Tracy Me- Scott Driscoll, Karen Laverty, Rathwell, Sandra, Staffen, John Schenck. Jackie Schenck; Pickling heather hazards, including . health.. s for some time she All grades; 'we have spreaders 'for rent Pherson, Cathy Palin, David Dawn LaLibertc; School Lunch. Staffen, Rob Smith; Red 'Cab- Cucumbers -Cathy Anderson, tt'interkill, which might damage MacBeth bought it from him. - g one? Dial Seaforth 527-0240. - McLlwain; Gladioli -Scott Driscoll, Steve --Hildebrand, Sandra Re- bage-Jim Saldiv-•-, Ted Janmaat, Wilma Van Dyke, Ingrid Hoste, his new seeding: Insurance do spreading. Shelley Driscoll, , Joanne g&, Catherine Ribey, Sharon Greg Beuerma` ., Linda Klaver, Ted, Janmaat, Paul Janmaat; l3urchased to protect seeding this and custom Czeruns; Asters' (mixedj-Cheryl Thompson, Jim Scott; Ginerich's Julie Townsend; Pepper Squash- Sunflower heads -Susanne Eg tall xtends u til Mav 30 1975 in - AN Read, Susanne Eggert, Sandra Spceial, white -Mary Alice Ryan, Richard Johns, Lisa Johns, Brian gert, Robert ' Hunking. Linda • c. pa . the event that n- seedin`g does Rav Palin, Lisa Campbell, Bobbi Sholdice', Murray Sholdice; Aster Stephen Drager, Sandra Regele; Riley, Jim Kruse, Brett Finlay- Klaver; Gourds -Billy Stewart.Col- not become established and is • • diesplanned (powderpuff)-Cheryl Read, Tra- Gingerich''s Special, Choc.-Rosie son; Potatoes, boys exhibit- Brett leen Ryan, Elizabeth Ann Stew- destroyed by the farmer, the Coleman, Becky Rathwell; ,Zin- cey McPherson, Coleen Maloney, Groothius, Kevin Drager, Bob Finlayson, Richard Johns, Mur- , art, Cheryl Read, Richard Johns; indemnity to the farmer is $17.50 - bods• will be cremated. Cathy Maloney; Marigolds (Afri- Thompson. ray Sholdice, 'Paul -Dodds, Jack 'Pie Man, Animal or Bird-Coleen per acre for each acre destroyed. � T O M �� N 1 can)-BeckyRathwell,,` Jack Van. Crafts -fasteners mounted- Van Loon; Pumpkin -Brett Meru, Todd Doig and Judy. A tour -acre •minimum -applies, - Loon, Lori Strong, Brett Finlay- Steve Hildebrand; Stuffed Toy- Finlayson, Helen , Van Loon, Anstett. Mary Margaret Robinet The cost to the farmer is onl} - transmission; front disc brakes; son, Scott Driscoll; Marigolds Dta�ne Van Dooren, Insrid Becky Rathwell, Richard Johns, and Lisa Johns, Robbie Core and cents per acre, but all acres ' cost of forage, seeds .means that (French) -Lori Strong, Mary, Alice H, te, Lynn Flannagan; Barbie Linda. Klavef; Largest Pumpkindor Ron Godkin, David Crocker and ,,,d in the fall must b(; Sun, Christina 'Isobel MacBeth, Ryan, Cheryl Read, Shelley Dris: II -Dianne Godkin, Cathie Squash -Richard Johns, Bobby Lorna Riley. insured. ' Brian' Underwood, Helen Van It J d C I d Z" 'M C D bb' D foreman, Albert W. Reis. new seed is considerable. " � WANTED TO BUY BUCKWHEAT Off the combine or out of farm storage W PHONE US FOIA PRICE co, u y oup an , tomos (Large)- Sandra Regele, Sandra c 11"c re upee, Lions Club Pet Show an Lit lig t e next sister, Mrs. J. MCDelmot Coutts. Many farmers were not able to seed down all the acres they had Rav Palin, Lisa Campbell, Bobbi 'years established art enviable Staffen, David McLlwain, Kevin Best Cat-DebbieDolmage, Jan- • M�IVerton Sun ed�tOr • • diesplanned this past spring. As a Alexander, Richard Johns and o Sept. 28 at 3 p.m. at St.Paul's McLlwain. Shelley Driscoll, Dar- Coleman, Becky Rathwell; ,Zin- ice Cairns, Martin Andreassi; United Church. Milverton. The leve Whitman, Scott Driscoll, result, they will be seeding their which his daughter in turil bods• will be cremated. Lit -tit. And then, to' heli; protect1975 against rust, Granada's body is vias (baby or pompom) -David McLlwain, -Kathy Maloncy,' Lori Most Unusual Cat -Brenda Buick,• Ruth Tramer, gosemary Van following a long .illness fora es this fall to ensure a . cctntimting supply of hay and � T O M �� N 1 � • �, and chip -resistant baked enamel, Strong, Coleen Maloney, Tracey Dykc; Best Looking Rabbit -Doug - The Comforts: A close look at pasture in 1975. Today's high 1 g Granada reveals connoted transmission; front disc brakes; ll McPherson; Dahlias ,(Show) -Da- Hulle Shelley Driscoll, Maurice Y. Y The editor of the Milverton continued. In 1933 Mr MacBeth ' cost of forage, seeds .means that o o and tuned suspension and a t (2 -Door); contoured individual vid Kunder, Kevin Coleman, Flood; Most Unusual Rabbit -Bob Sun, Christina 'Isobel MacBeth, sold the paper to his rpinting the investment a farnlerhas in his C0 e G o ..•, ' Brian' Underwood, Helen Van Ariman, Joan Sills, Calvin Flood; died �at home in Milverton on foreman, Albert W. Reis. new seed is considerable. " � ,, Loon, -Lisa Beuttenmiller; Best Looking' Dog -Tony Nelson, Friday. When Mr.Reis -died in 1956 twat"° c ' Cosmos;Dianne Godkin, Debbie Martin DeCorte, Donna Miller• While she had been in, poor his son. William A. Reis, An Expositor Classified will "�"0 bAS D '� iso ' Dolmagc, Lori .Strong,,. Susan Bradley Campbell; Best Dog -least health.. s for some time she inherited the paper and Miss Pity you dividends. Have you tried ;- MITCHELL 348-8433 -- HEN5ALL 282-2527 Eggert; Assorted Varieties -Brett gg resembling an breed- Paul Ste- g Y con rnucd. to take part in a MacBeth bought it from him. - g one? Dial Seaforth 527-0240. - Finlayson She Icy Driscoll, Lin- .wart Laurie Leeson Angela Miss MacBeth was widely number of activities. She had • - + da Klaver, Dianne Godkin, :Dar- Cann, Patti Scott; Best behaved attended the recent Canadian known in a number of fields.Her lene Whitman; • Petunias dog -Tena Bakker; Any breed ' Community t career began as a high school - (Double) -Sandra Regele, Kevt'n�+ r p{ip_' -Tc�1, rV�nk,:.bY,kr; Henry vention inYTorolgit Sus July...Con teacher andr for a time she was' , ,.1, r!>r tt>� ;•`,', ., s`I: Drager, Lori S n ra4tiYr n � ti 4'i f1:'?G4f>i 'in; Fancy She was `tli ''daughter' the „high. school principal. at Merlin, "' J/ ,i( ,�, ' ♦ ; ,,,n nt rrti ,:, r v> r; rt vAr.t iz,lr' aFr elf �? e ` �y� Godkin, Steven Dr ger; etumas Fowl- arry Turner, Lyle Kins- late Mr. and Mrs- Malcolm near Chatham. (Single)-Kcvin Drager, Steven man, Tim Kruze; 'Most Unusual MacBeth. She also taught at private and•• ,Hildebrand. David ' McLlwain. Pct- Jim Parkinson, Glendon Miss Macbeth was editor and Public high schools in N�•fssau. in Steven Drager, Linda Ellis; Snap- Coombs, Gary GoMcGa Consols the Bahamas, and at Milvertem neve r , \ esi give you, publish r of formerly weekly Ln dragons -Brett Finlayson, Debbie tion Event Brian dkins; o • Rob- P y secondary school. Dolmagc, Greg McPherson. Scott cit Thompson, Chris .Ryan. newspaper formerly owned by her In ' 1965 she teas an. .1 a Driscoll; Dining Table Centre- Vegetables father. She had been an instructor unsuccessful Liberal candidate y in media writing for man ears Scott Driscoll, Mark McElwain, Garden carrots, short' -Cathy g nst for rile federal parliament in - an ielen�. use Lori Strong, David McLlwain, Palin, Bobbi Dalc, Susanne Eg- at Ryerson Polytechnical Institute Perth. Cheryl Read; Floral Mat -David gert. Sandra Capipbell, Bobby tit Toronto. She was a 'member. of Surviving are: nieces Mrs. McLlwain, Lori Strong, Shelley Axtmann; Slicing Cucumbers- .the Ryerson board of governors. Dennis (Janet) - Tieman and from 1973 to 1974, ^ a Driscoll..; African Violet -Joanne Scott Robinson, Bob Jansen, Christine ' Coutts, ncphetr (1 a �GI N,n money Carter; Cher I Read, Linda Axt- Sandra- Wilson,., Tracy Wilson, Miss MacBeth's father, Malcolm Coutts, r�) ��.,�• Minn, Lori Strong, Connie Evans, Bruce Godkin; Pickling Beets- Malcolm, purchased the Sun in She wa•s predeceased by a- : CIL, I D • R' • P ' ' R' 1893 d d h " 40 Red and white arrangement- e - avid rmrnei,- airrcta tmmer, an Lit lig t e next sister, Mrs. J. MCDelmot Coutts. Icy Driscoll, Lori Strong, Mark Rav Palin, Lisa Campbell, Bobbi 'years established art enviable of Thameaville. McLlwain, Steve Hildebrand. Dale, Cherry Tomatoes -David ..cord as editor and pbblisher A memorial service will be held r David McLlwain; Roses -David Alexander, Richard Johns and which brought him; reoognition Sept. 28 at 3 p.m. at St.Paul's McLlwain. Shelley Driscoll, Dar- David Huard,Steve Hildebrand, from a wide arca. it was a record United Church. Milverton. The leve Whitman, Scott Driscoll, Linda Axtmann and Margaret which his daughter in turil bods• will be cremated. Mark • MCLlwain; Fioribunda Roses -David McLlwain, Darlene Whitman, Lori Strong. Scott Driscoll, Brett Finlayson; Bache- lor Buttons;Dianne Godkin, Mark, McLlwain, David McLlwain, Su- -sanne Eggert. Eggs: Brown -Paul Hoggarth; White - Brian Moore, Darlene I Moore. Ann.Marie Wilson. Tnccy Dallas. Cooking: Bran Muffin -Beverley Camp- bell, Cheryl -tampbell, Kevin R Coleman, Patricia Reimmer, Lisa Beutterimiller; Drop Cookies - Dianne Godkin, Becky Rathwell, Stephanie Robinct. Cheryl Campbell, Joanne Carter: Squares.' Uncooked- Greg Beu- Ann Devereaux, Bobby Axtmann: Spanish Onions -Brian Riley, Nan- cy Schade, Brett Finlayson, San- dra Staffen, John Staffen;- Car- rots, long -,Kevin Coupland, Lisa Campbell, Wilma Vail Dyke. Linda Axtmann. Linda Van Dvkc: Pickling Cucumber -Cheryl Read. Dianne Godkin. Ron Godkin, Litlda Godkin, Bobbi Axtmann and Jeancita Rock: Table Beets - Tracy Wilson, Sandra Caritpbell, Brett Finlayson. Beckv Rath-,,LQl. Sandra ilegele: Cooking Onions - Ray Palin. Rhonda McCort an. Richard Johns. Susanne Eggert, Patti Dodds and David Crocker: Tomatoes, red or yellow -Breit Finlayson, Chervi Read, ,lint Saldi�-ar.- David Alexander. St, - z.Buyers. of Timothy'. Re' d Glover, and .Bi,rd sf opt Tref o i I Seed MAPLE LEAF MILLS LTD. (SEED • IVISION) EIETER, ONT. POONH 235-0383 (Joneg, MaeNaughton) Usborne&Hibbert Mutual Fire' Insurance JCompany READ OFFICE — EXETER 235-0350 Insures: i1-' L. �•. •Town Dwellings �s •AII Classes of Farm Property *Summer Cottages •Churches,- Halls Extended Coverage (wind, s-moke, water damage, falling objects, liability, etc.) isalso* available DIRECTORS AND ADJUSTERS Ray McCurdy R.R.1, Kirkton Timothy,,Toohey R.R.3, Lucan Clayton Colquhoun R.R.1, St. Marys Martin Feeney • Dublin *Robert Gardiner R.R,2, Staffa William Chaffe . Mitchell , AGENTS Ross Hodgert Woodham 229-6643 Hugh Benninger Dublin 3AA-2001 Clayton Harris Mitchell 348-9051 Ford Granada. Tlie design of °the times. Your local Ford Dealer invites you to take a close look atallthe 1975 Fords. look. The closer you look, the better w e - r The Design: With an overall length sophisticated use of insulation reclining; front hucket seats; deeps 'of 197.7", Granada is over one and result in an extrcmel} Gluier ride. cut -pile rtylcart carpeting;; hurled a half feet,shorter land about a -tun lighter) than most 1974 The Economics: Evcry Granada walnut woodtone applique on instrtimCnt panel; sound insolation quarter mid-size cars, so you can expect comes with gas saving steel -belted radial ply tires that deliver excellent and rid4 package; and all Ford good gas mileage. It's about the Mercedes 2k80•A•nnd features tread life, And all Grnnadsts feature Safety Design Features. And (,ranada Ghia models offer size. of a plenty of family -sire room inside. solid state ignition for less scheduled maintenance than former systems. c'vett more standard features and The Construction: Granada's body parts are welded into a solid The Models and k'eatures: Granada is available in 2 -honor and appointments. Reminder. All Ford of Canada — Lit -tit. And then, to' heli; protect1975 against rust, Granada's body is 4 -Door Sedans and is offered in Granada Granada ca' lines can be refueled with any gasoline, at any pump, covered with ] 3 lbs. of primers two series, and Ghia. Standard features include: a at any -station, anywhere. This means y ou can select the and chip -resistant baked enamel, 250 CID Six engine with solid gasoline price that suits you best. The Comforts: A close look at state ignition; 3 -speed manual Granada reveals connoted transmission; front disc brakes; FORD GRANADA rec'linino front bucket seats that BSW steel -belted radial ply tires; adjust to more than IM positions, bright moldings and opera tt'indo„'s and tuned suspension and a t (2 -Door); contoured individual • Your local Ford Dealer invites you to take a close look atallthe 1975 Fords. look. The closer you look, the better w e - r w 0 • , a• Y