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1978 FORD F100, pickup
1978 FORD CUSTOM 500, 4 door
1977 DODGE ASPEN, 2 door, 6 cylinder
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1976 OLDS CUTLASS, 2 door hardtop
1976 DODGE ROYAL MONACO, 4 door with
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1976 VALIANT, 4 door, 6 cylinder, automatic
1975 DODGE MONACO, 4 door hardtop
1975 PLYMOUTH GRAND FURY, 2 door
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1974 FORD F100, pickup
1974 DODGE COLT STATIONWAGON
1974 DODGE MONACO, 2 door hardtop with
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1972 BUICK SKYLARK, 2 door
1970 BUICK SKYLARK
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JOHN W. HENDERSON
LUMBER LTD.
Phone 528.3118� Lucknow
Farmers Union requms{ts quota changes
The National Farmers
Union has requested the
Ontario Milk Marketing
Board to make some much
needed changes in the quota
transfer policy for the coming
year.
Blake Sanford, Co-
ordinator . for Region 3 of the
NFU in a letter to the
Chairman of the OMMB
urged the marketing board to
establish a quota policy that
would require all quota
transfers to • be handled
through the board at a set
price and that this,priC.e be a
diminishing price that would
eventually bring the price °of
quota in Ontario to "zero"..
In the dairy year of 1976-77
all quota transfers were
handled through the board at
a set price but in the past year
Market Share quota transfers
have been returned to the
open market and this has left
the .door open for un-
scrupulous dealings allowing
some people to speculate on
quotas. The price of Market
Share Quota has risen, over
ten times in value since it was
returned to the open market.
Mr. Sanford added that the
NFU, described the quota
policy of 1976-77, when all
quota transfers were
handled by the board as a
step in the right direction, but
look upon last .year's policy.
when Market Share Quota
transfers were returned to
the open market as a
"disaster" as far as the milk
industry is concerned.
Ashfield. Federation
BY PHYLLIS JEROME
The Ashfield Federation of
Agriculture held their
general meeting March 29 at
the home of Dirk Logtenburg
1977-78 president.
A discussion' decided that
monies raised from the 1977
Christmas Dance would be
used in the following ways.
-$500 to the county level of the
federation.
-$15 to each of the
Agricultural Societies,
Dungannon and Lucknow, to
be used for prizes in the
children's poster contest at
the annual fairs.
-$100 to the Ashfield
Recreation committee to aid
in the purchase of new sports
equipment.
-Lucknow District Com-
munity Centre Lottery Draw -
purchase of three lottery
tickets.
Merle Gunby, guest
speaker for the .evening,
spoke about the usefulness of
the Federation for the bet-
terment of the farmer and the
real need of updating
memberships to keep this
organization going strong.
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Plan
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Going.
Potting soil
Forage seeds: Specific varieties and custom
designed mixtures for every soil type and purpose
Mini -greenhouse - for rooting cuttings
and germinating seedlings - complete with
leak proof flat and clear humidity roof
Lawn seed
PfAldlOfSJ
Clay, plastic & jiffy -pots
Evergreens
Shade and Fruit trees
Rose bushes
P�aNr7:27:.0/'
In packages and bulk
Tree wound dressing
Bone Meal - Lime - Sulphur
Jiffy strips and peat pellets
Seeders -
Novelty Begonias
Tuberous Begonias
Gladioli,
Dahlias
Canna Lilies
House Plants - Containers and stands
Garden books
House plant sprays and insect killers
Dutch sets
Seed potatoes
Spanish onion sets
For lawn and garden
Green Cross products
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