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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1990. PAGE 13.
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CHEERS
to our food providers
Agri-Food Week celebrates Ontario food,
glorious food! It is a showcase to the
variety, the quality, the freshness and the
abundance of the food we eat.
Food for the mind
Ontario’s agri-food industries generate
about $16 billion in revenues every
year.
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Agri-Food Week is our annual harvest
celebration in October, the week before
Thanksgiving.
All of us can participate because all of us
are food consumers. Let’s recognize how
wholesome and reasonably priced our
food is. And let’s thank the people who
bring it to us — farmers, processors,
distributors and retailers.
A pat on the back for us too for buying
the food Ontario grows. It’s the best and
for good reason.
The heart of Ontario agriculture is
farming, but it's also a dynamic high-tech
industry, producing a second crop of
processed foods and food-related products.
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An annual celebration since 1982, Agri-Food
Week has been nurtured along by the Ministry
of Agriculture and Food, the Ontario Federation
of Agriculture and other interested agri-food
groups.
Local groups work with a provincial Agri-Food
Week committee to organize special events in
communities throughout the province.
Often these events include public participation
which helps to increase awareness of Ontario
agriculture. Ontarians need little encourage
ment to put fresh and delicious Ontario food
products in their shopping carts all year long.
Agri-Food Week. Everyone eats it up.
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Ontario's agri-food and related
industries, directly or indirectly, employs
one in five people working in the
province.
Ontario produces more hogs, poultry,
eggs, sheep and lambs, fruit and
vegetables, corn and soybeans than
any other province.
Ontario exports more than $2 billion
worth of food and agricultural products
every year around the world.
Ontario, as part of Canada, has the
second lowest food prices in the world
after the United States. Canadians
spend 15.5 per cent of their net income
on food.
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This message is brought to you by these agri-food growers, distributors,
handlers and suppliers:
gg Scrimgeour's
Food Market
Blyth 523-4551
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FRESH FRUIT & VEGETABLES IN SEASON
NORTH HURON
GARDENS
BONESCHANSKERS
21/2 miles north & 887-6870 11/4 miles east of Brussels
Brussels
Village Market
. KSaSffilf 337-3323
RADFORD FARM
EQUIPMENT LTD
LONDESBORO 523-4519
BRUSSELS
HURON
FEEDING
SYSTEMS
887-6289 887-9740
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ORCHILL
FARMS &
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' EST. 1852
Walton, Ont. - Ph. 523-9279
BOYD & MURIEL TAYLOR
The home of choice, quality
cold storage apples.
Dixision of
Parrish & Heimbecker.
Limited
WALTON BRANCH
527-1540
887-9261
“Where you can trade with confidence.”
ATWOOD BRANCH
356-2292
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Londesboro
Co-op
523-4470LONDESBORO