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McGavin's Farm Equipment
We Specialize in a Complete Line of
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SALES and SERVICE
BRUSSELS
887.5265 WALTON, On4R10
SEAFORTH
527-0245
WALLACE BELL. TRANSPORT
PCV. CLASS FS. & F.
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Local and Long Distance Hauling of All Livestock,
Hogs Shipped. Mondays and Weilnesdays
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REAL ESTATE EaROKER -- GENERAL INSURANCt,
Agent for Howl& Farmers' Mutual Fire Insurance
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TEAM STANDING:
32 Points
28 Pts.
27 Pts.
25 Pts.
24 Pts.
24 Pts.
21 Pts.
21 Pts.
20 Pts.
18 Pts.
High score for the evening:
Jack. McWhirter 140.
High score 3 darts:
Clem McLellan 154
Announce
bowling
store4',
Archers
Blyth
Sams Gang
Jamestown
Morrisbank
Craribrook
5th Line
Lens Gang
Juniors
6th Line
this winter. Premier Davis in-
formed the Legislature that
Government departments are
studying .methods of conserving
energy, and will publish sugges-
tions to assist people in coping
with the situation..,Energy
Minister Darcy ,McKeiough has
mentioned the .,possibility, of , equipment.
I brought to the attention of the
Minister the possible severe
shortage of fertilizer in. Ontario.
One of the problems is that large
quantities of potash have been
exported to the Far East and the.
U.S. and I suggested that the
Provincial and Federal Govern-
ments should work out arrange-
ments to stockpile fertilizer to
prevent shortages in Ontario. It
is obvious that the Provincial and
Federal Governments should get
together to ensure that our needs
are met in this country before any
further exports take place.
Dean Richards of Guelph
University recently issued a
report on the Ontario Ministry of
Agriculture and Food, in which he
recommended the phasing out of
the College at Centralia. We were
pleased to learn that the Minister
has decided not to accept this
recommendation. As I pointed
out, the theoretical or academic
side of agriculture is the
speciality of Guelph College,
whereas Centralia, Kemptville
and Ridgetown Colleges are
concerned with the practical side
of farming. In addition, Centralia
is located in the centre of some of
the best farm land in the
Province.
The Provincial Secretary for
Social Development, The Hon.
Robert Welch, was made Minis-
ter for Housing this week, and
Liberal Leader Robert Nixon is
dubious about this appointment.
Ontario needs a full-time Housing
Minister or housing will continue
to be in short supply and highly
priced.
There have been some changes
in the Liberal Caucus following.
the recent Leadership Conven-
tion. Donald Deacon, Member
for York Centre, has been made
Deputy Leader, with spec ific
responsibility for party ofg. niz-
ation and co-ordination, as well as
policy making. James Breithaupt,
Member for Kitchener, has been
made House Leader, which will
leave Robert Nixon more time for
meeting the people in Ridings
throughout the Province and
Other responsibilities of the
Leader.
Student wins
area contest
A South Huron District High
School student of Exeter, Teresa
Ondrejicka has been awarded the
Huron Perth TB and Respiratory
Disease Association "Ecologist of
The Year" award, The winners
were chosen by the Education
Committee of the Association:
Runners up are; Kehl Argue
Northwestern Secondary School
and Anita Ellis -central Secondary
School of Stratford,
Each Of the 'students will
receive a small trophy to retain,
engraved with tiaine and contest:
The "Ecologist of the Year",
Teresa Ondrejicka will receive
$25:00 and a trophy engraved
with her name to keep in her
school for a year,
The trophies will be presented
to the students at a. ehristinas
Assembly in Exeter• when it is
hoped that the runners up will be
Able to attend,
TODAY$.01111)
BY HELEN ALLEN
HE LIKES A FARM
Johnny will soon be 11 but seems considerably younger both
physically and mentally.
He is an appealing youngster, partly becau se of his small
size, partly his friendly manner and partly his sensitiveness to
what •is happening around him.
Johnny is extremely slim and small-boned and doctors say his
bone development is delayed by about two years. He is in a
special class for below average children and will continue to need
special education, but he is doing well in school for a child with
his limited abilities.
Generally in good health,. Johnny has a functional heart
murmur. This is hot felt to be a sign of heart disease, but he may
need periodic check-ups. He Wears glasses for near-sightedness
and will soon need orthodontic treatment. Because of poor
muscle control he has trouble with pencils and crayons, doing
better in oral work.
Johnny's foster home is on a farm where --he enjoys the
outdoors and is interested in all the farm activities. He is fairly
active.
Johnny needs warm, flexible parents who will appreciate his
outgoing responsive personality and who will not expect
academic achievement.
To inquire 'about adopting Johnny, please write to Today's
Child, Box 888, Station K, Toronto M4P 2H2. For general
adoption information, please contact your local Children's Aid
Society.
Dart League standings
INDIVIDUAL STANDING:
Ernie Back 18 14
Hilt Ward 13 14
Ross Nicholson 30. 4
Ken Patterson 12 12
Dale Breckenridge 18 8
Glen Bridge 15 8
Adam Smith 16 7
Barry Adams 8 10
Neil Adams 8 10
Jack McWhirter 10 8
Harm Thalen 14 6
Jim Smith 15 5
Murray Johnston 10 7
Clem McLellan 12 6
John Smith 11 6
Ken Johnston 13 5
Murray Kellingtizn 6 8
Willis Knight 12 5
G. Hetherington 1.2 5
Brian Adams 15 3
Bob Elliott 11 4
Dick Stephenson 9 5
Mike IdZik 13 3
Jack Pipe 10 4
Ron Gordon ' 11 3
Ross Somers 13 2
Arnold Maxwell 8 4
Don Workman 7 4
Archie Willis 7 4
Russ Hall 9 13 15
Ross Duncan 9
bill McArter .6
Jan Van Vliet ...8
• Rick Somers 10
John Stadelman 5
Gordon Engel 7
Ross Bennet 5
'Harry Bolger S
'Harry. Crieh 7
dale Pletch • 4
bill Thatner 4
Bob Scott 3
Al Breckenridge 0
Dave Fach 1
Sam Workman 3
, THE IMUSSELS POV, NIOVVIMR, 14,, 16:00-4
prior to the imposition of the sur
tax on American beef. Many
fat:niers wish to take advantage of
the improved income to replace
old implements and machinery.
However, they are finding it
difficult to do so, because of an
apparent shortage of agricultural
banning Sunday driving,,, turning
down thermostats in government
buildings and closing public
buildings during hours of in-
frequent use. The Education
Minister is sending instructions
to schools to reduce tempera-
tures, 'possibly use storm wind-
ows again and reduce lighting on
bright days.
This week the Estimates of the
Ministry of Agriculture are before
the House, and the Minister of
Agriculture is pleased because
the Ont ario farmers are today
receiving higher prices for their
products. Although, he was quite
concerned for the beef industry,
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3 15 LADIES' HIGH SINGLE
4 14 Marlene Rutledge 291
3 14' Wilda Higgins 284
Ruth Lowe
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VVinnie Bell
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3 13 LADIES' HIGH TRIPLE
2' 9 Wilda Higgins 720
2 9 MEWS HIGH SINGLE
1 9 Robert Pipe 10
2 : Ni ck Conaboy 264
Don Jaeklin / 230 -
2 7 MEWS HIGH TRIPLE '
3 6 Robert Pipe 768
2 5 SPARE BOWLERS: Don Jacklin,
0 3 David Elston, Lee Beauslail,