HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1980-07-30, Page 5ELIMVILLE AREA 4-H DISPLAY - Catherine Johns and Barb Skinner, along with the rest
of the Elimville area 4-H club members, did a great job of getting an attractive display set
up at the Exeter Area Achievement Program held Thursday evening at Morrison Dam.Staff
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sion permits. will hit the
non-profit organizations
hard. Even more unjust is
your proposed pre-collection
of this levy (sales tax) at the
time of getting the permit
even though the beverages
may not be bought until
weeks later,
Don't you realize that
many of these groups don't
have those extra funds to be
tied up for some period of
time - perhaps for quantities
.of beverages far in excess of
what they will ultimately
purchase and use?
Many volunteer
organizations. especially
ethnic groups. currently
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Comes complete with
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Men's
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•
more 62' to $1 !8
Ladies'
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SQUALL JACKETS
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PYJAMAS
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Boy's
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Choose from sizes 3.4 7-8.12
only,
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g • PR .
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Choose from an assortment
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Sizes 4-6x
REG. '3.98
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of these num-
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REG. '7.50
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Ladies'
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We have purchased 1,000
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Men's
JOGGING SHORTS
Size range from 28 to 38 in
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REG.
'4.98
Ladies'
COUGAR SHOES
Existing stock of ladies
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REG.
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$4.
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14.
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'6.75
$498
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Assorted colours to choose from
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Men's
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Our Reg. '11.99 ea.
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Girl's
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MSR '13.98 $5?8 Picnic with the Colonel.
Whether it's a Holiday Weekend - or anytime you plan a
picnic - it's a lot more fun - and easier on you - to take along
Kentucky Fried Chicken. Be sure to include ct choice of your
favourite salads and a loaf of our Grecian Style Bread. A
Picnic from the Colonel is always ready for you.
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227 Main St., N.
Exeter
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finance a large part of their
functions and hall operations
through weekly or other
periodic licenced dinners
and socials. Under your new
regulations, they will now be
able to acquire automatical-
ly only ten fund-raising per-
mits a year.
If they have received more
in the past, that limitation
won't apply, but any number
over the ten will have to be
approved by the Director in
Toronto - creating more red
tape and the possibility of
refusal.
I object, too, to the change
whereby wedding anniver-
saries will be subject to the
levies and the pre-payment.
Surely, our society is suf-
ficiently warm-hearted to
want to continue this exemp-
tion for 50th, 25th and other
wedding anniversary
celebrations.
There is no doubt that the
new regulations will wipe
out many fund-raising
benefit stags for grooms,
fire-ravished home owners,
accident victims, etc. It is
recognized that, technically,
these stags were often il-
legal. However, rather than
eliminate them, I believe
they should be legalized with
strict control to prevent
abuses.
The non-public memoran-
dum from Mr. R. Cooper,
Executive Director of the
Liquor Licence Board,
states that "the purpose of
these changes is not to im-
pede or impact upon
legitimate organizations or
individuals, but rather to
develop an effective system
of eliminating those in-
dividuals who want to illega-
ly profit from the current
system".
Whatever the intended
purpose, the great bulk of
the victims of your new
regulations will be the
responsible and worthy corn-
,munity organizations and in-
dividuals.I urge you to place
a hold on the regulations,
consult with the ethnic and
community groups, and then
revise them in light of the
advice you receive.
Yours truly,'
Mel Swart, MPP
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.Rescul your lawn from chinch bugs and sod webworms
Yeliew, irregtilar patches crown of the grass plants," reddish-black insects with a
may be the first indictation Ministry .
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of chinch bug or sod web- Food horticulturist. "But cealed in little tunnels in. the
worm infestation,
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you reretlbysyevveotlIrkesune i ozetchtse grroawssn, oartb. ethetuYof.Ped on the
ragged appearance to your grass../7 "Sod webworm infestation
lawn es they feed on. the ' Chinch bugs are small, can be recognized by small
gray moths zigzagging grass where the insect is and sod webworms lasts
across your lawn," says Mr. feeding, from late June right through
Fleming. "Do not water the in- the summer months.
To control chinch bugs and secticide into the soil," says
sod webwormS, spray ?'11'. Fleming, "because the "'There are no preven-
carbaryl or diazinon for- insect is notin the soil, it is in tative measures against
cefully on your lawn to get the grass." chinch bugs and sod web-
the insecticide down into the The threat of chinch bugs worms," says Mr, Fleming.
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