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Year -
,
11 systems are go for the
international Plowing
latch and Farm Machinery
how, to be held in Bruce
aunty from September VI
rough October 2. This
-year's Match site is the Earl
Johnston and neighbouring
farms, located just west of
Walkerton.
TheTented ° City area
Covers 100 acres, with more
than 400 exhibitors displaying
the latest in farm machinery,
automobiles and home ap-
pliances.
"The International Plowing
Match and Farm Machinery
Show provides one of the
largest outdoor showrooms
for farm equipment in North
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Mr. The
nof sturdy
when Peritinie
)rafl blossoms.
equiprnen
,"lieY
c .
,uflafly they had thougbtof
and giowang-rap, however they
Ir. coard oatfind a place la
Ontario to process it.
America," states Ed Starr,
secretary manager of the
Ontario Plowmen's
Association. "It gives- far-
mers an opportunity
evaluate and compare
types ot Machinery and farm
supplies in one -place.
Exhibitors have key per-
sonnel on hand to answer any
questions about - their
products."
To date, more exhibitors
have booked space in the
Tented -City than ever before.
Starr points out that the
Match offers plenty of at-
tfactionst for urban residents
as welt as farm families; a
view of modern, sophisticated
farm machinery increases
ta
is quite st�r
. bas sweet -
rich yellow
No special
low 511M
mbine used,15 set the same
as - for barvesting wheat,
while the *Side screens are
the 81;e used for clover, —
The beep make a light
rtjen womei
eft, It's i
Melt
"shop tal
awareness of the ot4pmeht
r e
prot.luclion ofsinalitY fend.
Match visitors will have an
opportunity to, see over 300
contestants compete for more
than $25,000 in prizes in the
various horse and tricior
plowing classes.
Daily parade'S featuring top
bands, farm machinery,
steam engines, new cars,
teams of oxen and various
floats are a highlight of the
Match. The event hes a
country fair atmosphere,
coinplete with cannel corn,
caadraPPles and rides far the
• kids. Some 50 caterers will be
on band to serve everything
from hot dogs to full course
home -cooked meals.
men, it's 'Carp
lip, rec. ne
The visiting team didn't
appear last Tuesday night for
the senior girls Scheduled
gent:0, so a lively game was
played with our own scnvo_rs,
and juniors maid' on both
With make up and regular
game* to play this Week, it
will bring the serieti up to.the
playoffs for juniors and
seniors.
Steve Thompson and
Wayne Tebbutt's senior boys
have had a busy few weeks.
August 4 they played linnet at
1101mesirille and won 7.6. Two
games were played with
Auburn. August 9 Goderich
Twp. won at Holinesville with
a score of 14-8. Brothers Steve
and Bob Johnston both hit
home runs. On August 11, at
Auburn, Goderich Twp., lost
14-1. Bob Orr was the only
successful runner for the
home team. .
Monday, August 16,
Gersch Twp. played
Colborne at Benmiller Wing
14-1. It must benotedthatthis
Colborne Oenior boys_team
has been undefeated
.throughout the. season. They
are last, with ,swift pitching
and good fielders. The
Colborne pitcher never
allowed a good hit. Bob Cox
made the one successful run
for Goderich Twp. Steve
Iohn.ston pitched, for the
home team and Roy Fisher
Was the catcher.
The Canadian mamma for penional fitness.
FitAcss.inyolg, 4rt you:kg-01w rig4t.
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230 dAYFI4
The tag tWe cheques which
my sochoss paid me
(amounting to almost $200)
bey* both heieiced- This WO
bad enough, but when 1 fnli
applicotionfor Wein-
ployment Insurance, I seen to
haire rim up against
wail, because so far have
received absolutely nothing. I
have filled in countless forms
but have no separation cer-,
Wiest*, which is not my fault,
• Can you please get the
Unemployment Insurance
Commission to quit stalling
and send me a cheque?
This was a Most unusual
case because your ex -boss left
the country in such a hurry,
and this meant, according to
the U.LC. that there were no
employment records. They
insist that they were not guilty
of 'stalling on your claim," as
you had thdtaght, but that It -
took time to„checic out all the
statementsmade by you. They.
finally -accepted your in-
formation as being bona fide
and have now issued you a
cheque to cover your full
period of benefits.
ClintonCommunft
Credit Union
Good Dividends
Convenient office hours
COUNTRY & WESTERN
CLASSICAL
COUNTRY GOSPEL
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No this is 'not a, scene from a beautifUl lake In northern MOPS Bridge. The naturalbeauty of the area IS many times
Ontario. It is a pond in Colborne Townshlp just west- of - overlooked. News -Record photo)
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What can this machine ji
Take a load of anything you have to move. (We don't
recoMmend you go over two tons.) Then take it for
PUY.
Datsungs Sportrucks thrive on work. ... or pJy. Yee
cart put Camper One Sportruck and take it anywhere.
North, solidi, east or west, Dotson gate yop. - -there
easily, comfortably, and at a minitnunstof cot. GO
your
down ta the sea in Datum, or climb the toughest
ineuntailn teed. PIM COMO. easyln a Sportruck, and the
optional atirOMOIC in piece of the Standard 4.speed
stick OW will addle your enjoyment, Take your neat
vacation in on* of Canada's tairoorde' recreatkoial
veblities. Dotson Sperttock. Ws emit Iwo trucks for
the or*.
• See the ..tkatsoit Sp
tack at
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er a nice
story
opal line.
Fat years hse taw antedes.s et some at Canada, Sat, (a, al mat 11, -an
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I have tried almost
everything 1 know 'to stop
smoking but so far haven't
been very successful.
A friend of a friend has told
me about something called
"worry beads". He claims
that many people Including
Arabs use them to relieve
tension. Unfortunately, he
hasn'ta clue as to where 1 can
buy them and frankly I've
never ever heard of them, but
I'm sure willing to give them a
try if "IMPACT" can
enlighten me, as to where to
obtain them.
You are not alone in not
having heard about "worry
beads" as we here must also
plead ignoranct-71lowever,
after some enquiries, we have
been inforited that the Athens
Book Store located Mt -Monroe'
Street in Detroit, currently
has, thein for sale.
Apparently. they have quite
a large selection, ranging in
price from U. to $15 fora large
decorative string. -
From what -we have been
told, we gather that the bead
fingering habit is over 3.000
years old and,gdt its start in
the Orient.
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