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Doubles $10-$12:30
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Btussels
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BY
J. ordoit -Stile
IS ANNOUNCING
To everyone enjoying Oil Heating
in the vicinity ci Brussels
OIL BURNER SERVICE
EMERGENCY CALLS
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ALSO
Life Insured Budget Plan
$1.00,g00 Protection Folic%
Triple Filtered Clean Fuel Oil
1"rained Service Men on Call
24 Hours Every Day
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VIZ BRUSSBLS POST, 13RUSSFILS, ONTARIO THURSDAY JUNE 4th, 1964
FOR SALE
Wield Obints Pansies, Salvia, Petunias, Zinnia%
11Viarygolds, TOmatoes, Hybrid Tomatoes, Cabbage
Spanish Onions, etc. We fill Ranging Baskets and
WindOw Boxes. All, kinds of kieronials. Also Cut Fiwers.
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PHONE WINGHAM 3573252
WINCIH4M, ONT.
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Established 1872, Serving the Varming commuuu.i.
:•;'ulaished at BRUSSELS, ONTARIO, every Thursday
110Y W. KUNNEDY, Publisher
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BUSINESS and PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY'
DR, R. W. STEPHENS
Graduate University of Torunk.
IpSYSICIAN and suRGneri
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Efusaillas Ont.
IRISH FARMER
IvIsIT;NG ,HURON,
Jeoffrey LendonderrY
County, Northern Ireland, is
visiting Huron County from. May
29 to. June 12. He is spending the
:first week with Mr. and Mrs,
Donald Young, RR 2 Auburn,
and second week with
Murray :Hoover, 'RR ,2E BruSseis.
During this time Conn will
become acquainted with farm
conditions in Huron county.
The visitor has been a member
of Limivady Young Farmers'
Council for eight years and has I
served as club leader. He attend• a
ed Greenmount Agricultural,
College and has won scholarships,
to Denmark, Sweden, ,and Scot-
land.
He works on the home farm of
90 acres in partnership with his
brother.
Their mixed farming enter- I
prise includes sheep, hogs, cereal 7
crops and seed Potatoes.
After his visit to Huron he will
travel to Niagara Falls, Kenora
District, Western Canada,, and
finally will sail from Montreal
on Juity 23 aboard the Elm:press
of Canada. 11
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wheat crop following on the
heels of an exceptionally heavy
volume crop last year and all
other aspects including the
MacKinnon, Bath; M. R. Mc-
Coulter, Campbcllville; Peter
Dougall, Blenheim; Harry Fer-
guson, Keswick, and K. A.
world market picture, it was Standing, Chatham.
felt that the price agreement
The cereal manufacturers is in ,line with market condi, and flour millers were repres- tions and should prove satisfac- ented by D. M. Hunter, Chat- tory to all concerned. ham; S. M. Lockington, Peter-
borough, and G. F. Bowker. To- Negotiations were chaired by
Bruce Teasdale; representing r Onto.
the Ontario Farm Products Mar- • Country elevator operators keting Board. were represented by J. A. Ir-
vine, St. Thomas; D. G. Waters, Representing the Ontario
Parkhill, and W. D. Thompson, Wheat ProduCers" Marketing Blenheim.
Board were R. T. Bolton; A. R.
D. A. RANN
Licensed Funeral Oirector and EmbaInter
FUNEResl.. AND AMBULANCE SERVICE
PHONE 36 or 85 BRUSSELS, ONT.
R. S. HETHERINGTON, Q. C.,
PHONE 129
Tuesday and Saturday PC.; TJay — Office Open Every Day
BRUSSELS and WINGHAM
B RUSSELS
4EAFORTH MEDICAL CENTRE .--
Tuesdays, Thursaays, Fridays, and Saturday a.ni.
Thursday evenings by appointment only. Phone Ssaforth 791
Clinton Office — Clinton Medical Centre, Rattenbury Street.
Monday and Wednesday 9:00 to 5:80 p.m. Phone 4E2-7010
WINGHAM MEMORIAL SHOP
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CEMETERY LETTERING
Sex 158, WInghem JOHN MALICK
T H 1Loccirscl. HOTEL
Agree on
Wheat
Prices
Agreement was reached in
Toronto on, minimum prices to
be received by. Ontario Wheat
producers for the 1964 crops.
A stand fast decision sets the
minimum or floor price for the
coming year at the same level
as last year.
Under the agreement which
is negotiated annualy by pro-
ducer representatives and the
trade, minimum prices remain
at $1.65 per bushel for grades
No. 1 and No. 2; $1.62 for grade
No. 3 and $1.30 for Grades No.
4 and No. 5, and grades No. 1
and No, 2 mixed wheat and
wheat grading lower due to ex-
cessive sprouting and 1 o w
weight,
The agreement covers wheat
sold during the period between
July 1st, 1964, to June 30th,
1965.
The escalator clause which is
designed to offset interest and
storage costs to producers met
agreement on the same basis
as last year.
Starting in October 1964, the
floor price will increase 2 cents
per bushel per month up to
and including the month of
February 1965, for a total in-
crease of 10 cents per bushel
over the basic $1.65,
The minimum will remain
the $1.75 level through. March
and April, then drop five cents
per bushel in May and again in
June, returning to $1,65.
R, T. Bolton, RR 1, Seaforth,
chairman of the Ontario Wheat
Producers' Marketing Beard,
announted results of the nego-
tiations. He said that in con-
sideration of the present excel•
tit propoct for the 1904
J. E. LONGSPILFF
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