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CUSTOM CLEANING
SEED GRAINS
Vita Flow Seed Treatment
Hard to Match Prices On:
* Registered Herta Barley
• Complete Line of Forage Seeds
• Plow Down Mixtures .
ROBERT E. FORREST
Ed-EI-Fo Farms Ltd.
Box 344 HENSALL, ONT.
262-2627 262-6048
Aqua Ammonia
for corn side dress or pre-plant. With 3"
to 4" depth of application. Nitrogen is
available when needed in the early stages
of growth. Convenient to use. Custom
application services available.
Your CO-OP has Nitrogen any way you want itt
Dry Nitrogen
for top dressing fall wheat, hay, pasture,
and corn stover, CO-OP spreaders
available for either own use or custom
spreading.
UAN Solution
applied along with herbicides for
pre-emergence application on corn. As
a top dressing for wheat,
HF 6-THE "SHADOWALL"
( Il ‘1“,1.\
Not all sizes available at all Branches
KITCHENER Out-of town Call Fro,. r,f Charge 1.800 265-8990 or 8991
LOTS
OF FREE
PARKING
EARLY BIRD SPECIALS
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For A Fence You'll Be Proud Of, Choose
REDWOOD
AND COMPARE THE PRICES NOW AVAILABLE
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY AT DISCOUNT DAVE'S:
I LENGTHS S' 6' 10' 12' 14' 16'
1"x6" 1.26 1.52 L99 2.53 2.99 3.54 3.99
2"x4" 2.56 3.21 3.85 4.49 5.13
2"x6" dighlkihk, 4.15 5.19 6.23 7.26 8.30
2"x8" '''''''' 5.61 6.99 8.41 9.82 11.22
2"x10" 6.99 8.76 10.52 12.28 13.99
4"x4" 5.61 6.99 8.41 9.82 11.22
Not All Sizes Available At All Branches
ORDERING A SMART NEW
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STANDARD 12'x20'
SINGLE CAR GARAGE
It's exactly as shown except it doesn't have a side
door or side windows. Everything else is included in-
cluding 210-lb. asphalt shingles, overhead steel
garage door & Aspenite Sheathing. Our usual cash &
carry price is 796.29
'SINGLE CAR 12'x20'
Deluxe GARAGE
Here's a garage you'll be proud to own! It includes all
the materials you'll find in an ordinary garage PLUS
LUXACLAD SIDING & ACCESSORIES, with a finish
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asphalt self-sealing shingles, weather-tite sheathing, a
#130 cedar side door with frame, sill and lockset
plus a cottage slider window and a 9'x7' overhead
steel garage door ocmplete with hardware.
Our usual cash & carry price for this deluxe package
is 1581.99 but you pay only
DELUXE 24'x24'
2-CAR GARAGE
It's a realy beauty! With easy-to-erect prefabricated
trusses. Luxaclad siding & accessories Includes
side door and Two cottage slider windows as
well as a 16'x7' overhead steel garage door. Our
usual cash & carry price for this deluxe 2-car package
is 2687.24 but you pay only -
1S3199
263724
WE SUPPLY
all the materials you need for a
single or 2-car garage, even
the nails ... and right now you
can save 50.00 at Discount
Dave's
Price includes plans and complete materials for
a 10'x12' redwood deck complete with steps
and railing, not just the deck alone. And 2x6's
are supplied for the deck itself for added
strength.
REDWOOD
DECK-
A HANDSOME NEW
INCLUDING STEPS
AND RAILING
BERRY STEEL
GARAGE DOOR
9'x7' one piece door complete
with hardware. Specially
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one week only -
GALVANIZED
EAVESTARTER
Prevents rainwater from get-
ting behind the eavestrough.
Comes in 10' lengths. Now
16.52 per hundred lineal feet.
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Are Cash
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MONDAY THRU FRIDAY
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Saturday Till 4 P.M.
AMHERSTBURG 736-2151
EXETER 235.1422
GODERICH 524.8321
GRAND BEND 238.2374
HARROW 738.2221
KINCARDINE 396.3403
KINGSVILLE 733.2341
KITCHENER 744.6371
589 Fairway Road South
OWEN SOUND
RIDGETOWN
SOUTHAMPTON
THEDFORD
WEST LORNE
WINDSOR EAST
Tecumseh Bypass, Hwy, 2
WINDSOR WEST 734.1221
500 Front Road in LaSalle
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Throne speech outlines priorities Page 6
April 7, 1977
By JACK RIDDELL
MPP Huron-Middlesex
On March 29 the fourth session
of the 13th Provincial Parliament
opened with traditional pomp and
ceremony, and the Honourable
Pauline McGibbon, Lieutenant
Governor of Ontario, read a
thirty page Throne Speech which
incorporated a response to
Gabian Stone
Calcium Chloride
in 100 pound bags
Sand & Stone
Gravel
Stone for
Weeping Beds
EARL LIPPERT
TRUCKING LTD.
Crediton 234-6382
almost every issue raised since
the last election by Opposition
Parties, and maintained that
"with dependable legislative co-
operation" the Government's
program can be achieved by the
end of the present year.
Highlights of the Throne
Speech include the following,
Ontario will complement
federal actions intended to create
employment, and develop a fiscal
policy to stimulate the economy
and expand the Province's work
force. Government funds will be
used to provide incentives to
create jobs for young people in
programs involving services to
senior citizens,
Rent controls, due to expire in
July, will be extended until the
end of next year. Working in close
cooperation with federal and
municipal governments, the
government apparently intends
to increase the amount of rental
housing for senior citizens and
families of low income. A series
of legislative measures are also
promised to improve and secure
the rights of condominium
owners, both as purchasers and
as residents.
The government plans to place
all new drivers on probation,
probably for two years, during
which time they would lose
driving privileges if they ac-
cumulated demerit points for
certain traffic offences,
More money is to be given to
school boards for French in-
struction in elementary schools,
and more resources are to be
made available to teach English
to children of recent immigrants
and create a heritage language
program in schools to help ethnic
groups retain a knowledge of
their mother tongues and
cultures.
An advisory committee on
small business is to be formed,
making consulting help available
to small business through
universities and making lower
interest rates and larger loans
available through the Ontario
Development Corporation.
A Commission of inquiry is to
be created toexaminefreedom-of-
information laws to ascertain
where secrecy should be lifted on.
Government files and where
limits should be placed on a
Government's right to pry into an
individual's privacy and store
information in computers.
A Royal Commission is to be
appointed to probe the ad-
ministration of pension plans
throughout Ontario to ensure that
contributors receive fair benefits
and protection.
The Workmen's Compensation
Board is to be reviewed and
benefits adjusted for injured
workers to cover inflation,
Province-wide single-trade
bargaining for parts of the
construction industry would
reduce contracts from about 200
to 20.
Some Government operations
are to be relocated in the area
east of Metro Toronto. This
relocation, first promised a year
ago, will hopefully encourage
other development to move east
rather than locate in Metro,
Greater efforts are to be made
to reforest Crown land to create
jobs and improve the economy of
Northern Ontario. An inventory
is to be conducted of abandoned
mines which could be a source of
water and air contamination, and
provincial funds are to be used
where necessary to clean up
these sources of pollution,
More money is to be allocated
for sewage treatment works in
small communities ineasternand
northern Ontario and create a
central monitoring. unit for
research and control of
dangerous chemicals, such as
mercury and lead.
By MRS. HUGH MORENZ
Susan Ratz celebrated her
fourth birthday with a party of
little friends on Tuesday af-
ternoon.
Recent visitors with Mr. & Mrs.
HarVey Ratz, Greg and Susan
were Mr, & Mrs. Earl Smith,
Carol and Bruce and Miss Anne
Hackett, all of London and Mrs.
Claire Ratz and Donald Ratz,
By MRS. RENA CALDWELL
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Gemmel]
and Mr. & Mrs. Stanley Jackson
have returned froth Florida
where they spent the winter.
The Provincial Auditor is to be
given more staff to assist in the
annual review of government
spending, and procedures are to
be established to deal with
complaints against members of
police forces throughout the
province and to set up a code of
behaviour for police.
A province-wide physical fit-
ness program, using Wintario
money, is to be introduced. The
object is to promote various
community athletic programs,
partly with an eye to reducing
hospital costs.
All in all, the Throne Speech is
a very positive document, Our
main concern is for the welfare of
the people of Ontario, and if the
government's proposals are
feasible and financially prac-
tical, no-one will be more pleased
than the Members of the
Legislature, whatever their
political affiliations. However,
we shall be very interested to
hear the specific details, and no
doubt these will be made
available to us in the weeks
ahead.
One measure announced in the
Throne Speech was the "effective
co-ordination" of provincial
services for children with special
needs, and the formation of a
single, integrated organization in
the Ministry of Community and
Social Services, Liberal IVI.P.P,
Margaret Campbell has called
for "all embracing" reform of
provincial legislation covering
the care of disturbed children,
because the present legislAtion
shares the responsibility between
the health ministry and the
ministry of community and social
services. Mrs. Campbell called a
press conference to present a
Liberal policy paper, several
months in preparation, calling
for services to be pulled together
under an umbrella division and
for standards, licensing and
funding to be made uniform,