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Locai`PostOffice jets
ready or Christmas rush
Go0derich • Post Office, like
post offices all-over the nation,
getting. ready for a flood of
I Y Chlrl$frrY'asa ' trtaii; dttring�
December. As. usual; there&are
guidelines for postal ertatomers
to follow' `for the fastes`>' and
'Most . dependable service
possible.
Mail for distant points in
Canada and the U?rited States
should be at the Post Office
before December 8. For other
out-of-town points in Canada,
the .last mailing date on which
-. the ._-.Post. ,Office.. wid.i, • ensure,
delivery before Christmas is
December 13, For delivery in
Goderich, December 17 'is the
final,rau.ailing date.
Letters ancf parcels • t'or
overseas must now generally be
4vpt airmail to guarantee
'delivery by- Christmas. Sealed
and unsealed mail for Britain
must be mailed by December 14.
Airmail parcels for Britain
should be at the Post Office'
before December 9.
For other countries of„ the
purposes such as COD, Special
Delivery, Air Mail, etc. are'
available free of charge at every
Past.:p fly F should_ ..use:d..
too, indicate, the service for which
postage is being paid.
Mail which is to be conveyed
by air overseas must be' labelled
Air Mail to ensure its continued
air,conveyance CO the country
of destination.
Use cerru'gataed cardboard
containers wrapped in heavy
brown paper and bound -securely
with strong cord for --`parcels,
l'ragite articles should be
surrounded with two inches of
shock absorbent material inside
the package and labelled
"fragile" on the outside
wrapper.
Sharp -pointed or sharp -edged
articles 'must have the points or
edges protected so that they
cannot cut through their
coverings. Substances;which can
spill, such as liquids and
powders, "must be packed with
absorbent material which
prevents the escape of contents
world, mailing dater differ to from the, package should the
ensure delivery before Christmas inside container become broken:
but as a general rule of thumb, . Perishable articles must . be
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prohibited in all classes of mail.
'"`1' ""speed the sorting of your
Christmas, mail always, tie. ,our
-cards .:'tu::se.p arate:,. bundles;:and,;:
lab, l, , t,*.4 ..11 To.wa .a1 l t.. czf
Town. A small supply bf these
labels -are delivered to every
home'and additional labels are
availaile free of charge at every
Post Office.
Always include your
complete return address' to
ensure prompt return to you if
the item cannot be delivered. In
the event that the wrapping on a
parcel maybe damaged or lost. in
transit, always include inside the'
package a slip of paper showing
the forwarding address, the
sender's return address and a list
of the contents.
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Make; a
date for
December
The Ontario . Silage
'Conference will be held at
Toronto ow December 15th 'and
early mailing (by", December 1) packed in strong, leak -proof , 16th. Top speakers from,Canada
will bring satisfactory results. containers and labelled, and` the united States will be on
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Articles which Canada are seven cents,. postage "wrapper. • . ''• . ' farrners who. hale pioneered and
and unsealed mail (greeting - c h are made a success of. silo systems.
cards) will eost.six cents for up i n f l a m triable, explosive, Jim McCague frok Alliston,
to 41TO,ounces, corrosivg„ oxidizing; toxic 'dr. " I'la21y. Gallagher from Laurel.and
Labels and stickers for special', radio a'ct'r e are strictly' Ma'y "elVes ''from Fnliarton •
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Miss Linda Simpson of Glencoe, Middlesex County, is this. year's Grand Champion and winner of
the Queen's Guineas'at the Royal' Agricultural Winter Fair. She won with her entry of an Aberdeen•
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Angus. (Ont. Dept. of AO. and Food)
police :r a o..�r�# „ . .
Oniyone miner mishap
area few of the Ontario farmers i si Goderichry 7 wn '° PaCice
h ll t '1'stems investigated only one accident
w o w�repor on age s
for dairy, beef and swine.
'Readers of Hoard's Dairymen
will have an opportunity Co meet
with Louis Longo and Professor.
' Hoglund, as they are both on the
program. The guest .speaker at
the banquet .n December 15
will be Ge Jones. It should
be worth the trip just to hear
hitrr as an ex civilservant. -
Do •ou want to know what
crops to grow? How to preserve
them? How to feed them? Check
with • your local Agricultural
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Larry Rieck, PHM.B. - Archie B ber,PHM'.
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limdted number of people can be
accommodated at the
Conference.
For about 540 you can have
2 days of a program that is really ----
tops, plus.all you can eat, plus a
couple of days •of : meeting the
smartest and most progressive
he rovince in
country, in , the world.
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this past week.. Last Friday
evening, two. vehicles driven by
Nancy C. Linklater, . RR -5 .
Kincardine and Carol A. Gosse
134 Wilson St., Goderich, were
involved in' a' rear end collision at
the corner of 'Blake. St. W., and
Eldon St.
,,The police report showed the
Gosse car stopped for a stop sign
at the-., intersection and the
Lihklater vehicle 'struck from
behind. -
There were no injuries
reported.
Ontario rprovincial Police,
-Goderich detachment,
investigated a mishap the same
evening on Highway 4 south of
Londesboro when a Clinton
man, Harvey Bernard, 152
Queen Street, struck a deer on
the,roadway. There was damage
to the Bernard vehicle.
Brian' ::P.frimme'r, 'RR ` ' 4
Goderich; was involved in a
singles car collision resulting. in
damage to his vehicle Saturday,
November 20 on County Road
25 at Sideroad .35 in East
Wawanosh Township. Pfrimmer
and his passengers, Allan Fisher,
R R . 2 Clinton; Brenda
Archambault, RR 1 Auburn; and
Lois Watson, Stroud, all received
injuries. ,
Also. that evening, Frederick
Lawrence, Auburn, was involved
iri a single car collision resulting
in damage" to his, vehicle. The'
mishap occurred on County
Road 25 west of County' Road
22.
Thomas Sowerby, RR 2
Goderich; and 'John Wubs, RR 1
Brucefield, were involved in a
two car collision 'resulting in
damage to the vehicles last
Saturday, night. Location of the
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"Challenge for
Agriculture"is the theme of the
University of Guelph's Annual
Conference on Agriculture,
scheduled for January -4, 5 and
,6, 19''2.
Topics to be discussed
d, e , a .g, r l ,c. u-1 i, u r a' 1.
development, soy bens anti rape `-
Ontario," poultry -•;'-beef, and
pesticides. esticides. There . will also be an
Ontario Fruit and Vegetable
Processors' Association
'ieLdmen's Conference. and an
Agricultural Policy`Workshop.
The conference is aimed at
farmers, and farm o anizations,
personnel in ' agriculturally
related industries2 and
representatives frogovernment_
and universities, ' as well as
in
anyone else , interested
agriculture.
,.The opening session on
agricultural development will
world. Major emplasis. will be
placed on the need for a large
cow -calf industry in Ontario.
the Pesticides Symposium
will include discussion of the
classification of pesticides in
Ontario; ' pesticide 'residues,
safety .e cautions, Tie: •Pesticide
_Aet and regulatioths, and- 'the'
disposal of pesticide' 'cc3'ntainerl:
The. Processors'. Association
F,e ldmen's Conference is
designed for the ,proclessoxs'
fieldmen, as well as other
industiy representatives and
growers of fruits and vegetables.
The Agricultural • Policy
Workshop is a two-day
workshop to examine and 9
evaluate_. the process by which
agricultural policy is formulated
in Canada. Attendance at this
workshop will be by invitation.
Detailed programs ' can be
obtained from the' county
feature a keynote address by Mr.. offices. ,
G. Lussier, • Quebec'd Deputy
Minister of Agriculture. Growth
and development of a strong.
Canadian agricultural industry is
to be examined and discussed bye
government officials, Partici and
agribusiness leaders, agricultural
economists, and rural
sociologists.
Soybeans and Rape in_....,, ,
Ontario will examine the
prospects for these two .crops.
Production of soybeans must
LAF'ID.
FILL
SITE
HOLMESVILLE
,w,w `keeed t °A9tir"`.l l .. , 1!
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Canada will' be self=sufficient.
accident was County Road 18
eastof Highway 2.
In all, OPP officers
investigated 12 traffic accidents,
three thefts, .two' break and
entersand two other criminal
offences. There were 10 charges
,laid (8 HTA and 2 LCA); 23
warnings; eight safety ,talks for,
325 -children in one school; four
"'requests for assistance; 10 other
non -criminal investigations; and
19 convictions in Provincial
Court," Criminal Division,
Goderich (16 HTAT-- 3 LCA).
The conference will examine
whether such an acreage increase
' is realistic, where it will"happen,
and what changes,p be
necessary for it to happen. The
' possibility° of rapeseed
production as a cash crop will
Also be highlighted in the
program.;
The,, Poultry Industry_ School
• will provide the latest. research
Findings in poultry breeding
feeding and management.
The Challenges' in Beef
Symposium will review the
future of the beef industry in
Ontario, its overall relationship
within Canada as well as forecast
developments. in other
beef -producing areas of the
1, 1971, the Land Fill Site at
Holmesville will be open for the
winter season, as follows: 9:00
a:m. to 4:00 p;m. six .days a
week," (except -1-...Sundays and
Holidays). .,.
These hours to remain in effect
while Standard ,Time is observed'
and will be known as winter
hours.
Hours of service for ,period of
Day Light Saving Time will be
9:00 a.m t6 5:00 p.m. and will,
be known as summer hours.
Please' be governed accordingly.
ALL PAPERS MOST. BE
PROPERLY PACKED I N
BOXES OR BOUND AND
SECURELY TIED.
Containers may be purchased at
the site. -
LAND FILL SITE -COMMITTEE
BLUE'S
SUPERMARKET
SUPER DISCOUNT PRICES
ON THE SQUARE
SCHNEIDER'S
RED HOT
QR
REGULAR
OPEN NIGHTLY TILL 10
LARGE GREEN
GARBAGE
BAGS
WIENERS
I> V.. 59a
GRANNY'S
BUT'TER':
TARTS
794 doz.
W.E STO N'S
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COOKIES
3e$1
FACELLE ROYALE
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333's Large -Box
2)794
LADY PATRICIA
REGULAR OR FIRM
7Y2 oz — Reg. 99c
HAIR'
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HERSHEY
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79
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