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How come? Because this year we've cut the price
on the 300-hp motor, the Turbo Hydra-matic trans-
mission and the power discs, and we've made
head restraints standard equipment. So you save
a bundle.
And on top of all this, Impala's a better car
this year. By now you should be getting the mes-
sage. More car, less money.
And your Chevrolet dealer will be happy to
prove it.
Pacesetter Values
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Tainzsim.y, .TILNE 5th, 1969
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FARM NEWS FROM
OeiTARIO GENERAL FARM
ORGANIZATION CAMPAIGN
GOMMITTEE
Most marked:1W 11:1;11`dA 1.11!'
previlop .tee sat,: e•ting the idea
of a Gemirtt: .1:r. Organiz,ttioil
on the ground that it \.\ ill )10110
Ut produeer,: and help ntarketilw
board , with tittit-,tical and spec..
lutist services.
'rite uk,ea: ttt 0;ioldinoto action
through a t.I.FO on, a number of
important tethe:•ts tot Ii as tariff
and trade polici,ss is obvious.
nolcohn 1)avhisen, Ilrucefield,
chairman of the tIFO eumpaign
contnittee says:
In addition, a Strong. Well
financed (WO will he able to pro,
Vide researeh, statistics, legal and
taxation adviee, accounting spec-
ialists and field services to help
nmrketing boards serve their pro-
ducers better than they can tit
present,
Mr. Davidson says that thP
SerVieeS a G14'0 c ould provide are
almost unlimited. Ile cites no,,
gotiations on transportation rates:
handling and elev,ktor charges:
advice on the credit and banking
help available: assistance on gen-
eral marketing regulations and on
0:,ratling 011(1 packaging: import-
export negotiations and regu!-
ations; Food-Aid programs and
provision of contrilized comput-
er e cmiput eat.
With strong (;VO negot hit o
With government and lisines oil
the many general 'policies and
programs, marketing board
sonnet Will he free to concentrat“
on getting the best Drive DOSSiblo
for farm products in the Market
place;
Smaller marketing• boards in
particular would benefit from the
Services a GFO could provide, Mr.
Davidson says, but even the larg-
est could benefit if specialist
skills and services were avail-
able through a GFO.
This year the Ontario Hog Pro-
ducers Marketing- Board paid a
firm of consultants $30,00e for a
Study on the econotnics of the
industry.
belt"
!0
it.
Cheym!lot gas to mike
than last year's Impala
~~mparably equipped.
Now more car really does cost less.
Normally, you expect to pay more to get more.
So you'd naturally expect Canada's favourite
car, Impala, to cost more than a '68 Impala with
the same equipment. Well . . . the price spiral stops
right here.
Like an example? Take our Impala Custom
Coupe, equipped with a 300 -hp Turbo-Fire V8,
power front disc brakes, Turbo Hydra-ma tic trans-
mission, head restraints, whitewalls and wheel cov-
ers. And we'll take $120.50 * off last year's price.
Ifa well-financed GFO had been
existance, Mr. Davidson point-
ed out, the study could and should
have been made by the research
branch of the GA)• with all the
profits and more important, un-
pablished. researeh material, rem-
aining 'with the farmers' own or-
ganizatiou,
*Based on manufacturer's suggested maximum retail
prices, including federal sales and excise tax and
suggested dealer delivery and handling charges.
SEE YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED CHEVROLET DEALER
McCUTCHEON MOTORS
TURNBERRY STREET
BRUSSELS, ONT.
LIMITED
PHONE: 56
This 4s but one example, Mr.
Davidson comments, of the ways
in which a GFO can save Market-
ing boards each year many thotis-
aMis of dollars.
"',o wonder the directors of
zahnost every marketing board
have supported the IWO proposal
with such a Hear voice. At least
the boards want the farmers to
learn all about the proposal."
In the .June ballot farm( rs
he asked whether they want
marketing hoards represented by
one Member per board on the Pro-
vincial Council of the GFO,
eaMpaign eominittee has
no stand in this. Their
is "LIT!' FA .R:MERS
Flo-we:von Komleth McKinnon.
Owen Sound, a member of the
committee has been quoted as
saying that as a milk,beef, wheat
and earn producer, he wants to
see the (limiest eoperation and
1111(1m-uet:letup between matetet-
ing boards and the GFO, regard-
less of tilt' outennie of the vote -
that, is. regardless of whether or
not marketing groups are repre-
sented on the Provincial 0Ouncil
of the GFO.
Mr. MeXinnon says that it a.
producer is dissatisfied withh. Some
policy of his marketing board, and
is he feels that in has "twat un,
Clonversely. Mr. McKinnon says,
a marketing board should have
an opportunity to explain and
justify its marketing 'policies to
the GFO.
WAIST WHITTLING
ff yoti want. to take inches Off
your Waist just hold in your Stoll
zach did tighten your stomach
musetes fear ten seconds Mgr or
five times s dal*
To prevent your toddler from
haviog accidents when he is out-
doors, the federal health depart-
Meat publication, "Keep Them
Safe." suggests you take the fol-
lowing precautions:
When he IS still cr
lie mild play in. a playpen.
L(rter, he cat be kept away from
the street by a sturdy fence with
no easy toot-holds. The yard
should he cleared of glass and
jogged-edged cans.
ie sure his playgrimmi. has
hi) deep ditches, ponds, uncovered
waits td gteet% Obtaining
water.
\\Then.laken for a walk, he is
safer in a carriage or stroller, or
wearing a. well-adjusted harness,
--- Tench the. toddler that when
yeti say "Don't.", you mean it.
Keep these orders for times when
his actions incur real risk to his
,safety or the safety of others.
NOTICE
1411)1'01-y 11(1111'6 Cllr June, Jilin
and August are:
Tnesday 2:30 to "tin,
Friday .. 7:30' tO 9
Saturday 2:30 to ;6 ton.
The
taken
able to get his ideas before the SAFETY OUTDOORS
board, he Should have the right
to aprri.aeli the CVO for consider-
atter, of his problem — and for
action. •
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