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MR. AND MRS. JOE O'KEEFE
115 players and persons.. associated with Industrial
ell this year congregated at Sanford Valley Hall, Satur-
wening for the annual end of the season awards
e1, Mayor Harry Worse'', Reeve' Deb Shewfelt and
Illor Stan Profit were also on hand for the affair. Major
winners are shown here with past league president
Pllrs, centre. They are Ron Klages, most vauable
ou are looking f
RROWING PENS • COW TIE & FREE STALLS
W TIE STALLS • WATER BOWLS
ISHING PENS • LIXIP PIG NIPPLES
• ALL TYPES OF FEEDERS
tact Henry Gerrits
Barn Plumbing
& Equipment
DO YOU NEE
A WATER WELL??:
VIDSON WELL DRILLING LIMITED
FERS YOU -
3 years of successful water development.
he most modern, fast equipment available.
ighly trained personnel
astiservice and free estimates
aranteed wells at lowest cost.
player this season; Ron Marshall, best rookie; Gerry Pltre;
Carmen Fielder, most Improved catcher; and Larry McCabe,
most Improved player, New officers for the 1W4 season are
President "Buck" Million; Vice-Presiden Harry Kerr;
Secretary Don Parker; Treasurer Bill Klrkey; Tournament
Chairman, Doug Fisher; and Umpire -in -Chief Dick Eisler.
(staff photo)
New florid milk prices
Ontario dairy farmers who
produce milk for table use are
to receive an additional $1.23
per hundredweight for. their
milk, effective Oct. 1. This
follows an agreement between
Canada and Ontario as an-
nounced today by Federal
Agriculture Minister, Eugene
Whelan. •
In addition to the increase to
producers, 'the agreement
W. J. Demme
FLOWER
SHOP
DAVIDSON
WELL -DRILLING LIMITED
TARIO'S FINEST, WATER WELLS SINCE 1900•'
E BOX,486. WINGHAM - OR .PHONE 6357-1960
Agent for 24 -hr.
FILM DEVELOPING
provides for a roll -back of one
cent per quart to the consumer
from current prices, im-
mediately. A consumer price in-
crease of approximately 3 cents
per quart had been planned for
Oct. 1. •
The action on fluid milk
prices `was made possible by a
Federal consumer subsidy of
five cents per quart.
From the consumer stand-
point it means that the price in-
crease of 3 cents per quart
planned for Oct. 1 will be
avoided and there will be a one
cent reduction in price to the
consumer. It is our understan-
ding that the price reduction
will be in effect' during the
week of Oct. 15. The other cent
is being used to stabilize the
prices over the next year.
Provision in the agreement
has been made for a re -opening
of disucssions on prices if cur-
undrecumstances warrant it.
The $1.23 increase per hun-
dredweight
dweight raises the farm
price for raw milk in Southern
Ontario from $7.90 to $9.13 per •
hundredweight, and in Nor-
thern Ontario from .,-$8.47 to
$9.70 per hundredweight.
Mr. and Mrs. 4oe O'Keefe
celebrated their 25th wedding
anniversary recently. On Satur-
day afternoon, October 6, a
Mass of Thanksgiving was
celebrated at St. Joseph's
Church, Kingsbridge, by The
Most Rev. T.J. McCarthy, D.D.,
Rev. Cyril B. O'Keefe, S.J.,
Toronto, Hamilton, Port
Credit, Leamington, London,
Kitchener, St. Catharines,
Montreal, Vancouver, Ber-
muda, Chicago, • Detroit,
Kingsbridge and Kintail.
Annual Meeting
HURON P.C. (PROV.) ASSOC.
Clinton Legion Hall'
FRIDAY;, OCT. 26
AGENDA -
1- Election of officers and directors of the Huron
Riding.
2- Notice of a motion to amend the Constitution.
Anyone wishing to view, the proposed Constitution
before the annual meeting please contact the officers
or director of the Association.
3+ Dance: Tony Naylor and his One Man Band.
EVERYONE WELCOME
Huron Progressive Conservative (Provincial)
Association
Wm. J. Dale, Earl McFadden
President Secretary -Treasurer
Rev. Edward J. Dentinger,
C.R., and Rev. Carlisle Le Bel,
C.S.B.
The first reading was done by
Kathy O'Keefe with Nancy
O'Keefe doing ;the second
reading. The offering was taken
up by Rose Marie O'Keefe,
Nancy Lazzara, Marianne
O'Keefe, Kathy O'Keefe, Sister
Mary Philomene and Sister
Jane Marie. During Mass Mr.
and Mrs. O'Keefe renewed
their Wedding Vows.
Altar Servers were John and
Tom O'Keefe with Joe O'Keefe
as cross bearer. Music was
provided by Sister Maureen at v.
the organ with soloists John
Brennan and Peter Tireman of
London and Ray:Dalton of RR
7, Lucknow.
Dinner was held ,at the
Maitland Country Club,
Goderich.
Mr. and Mrs. O'Keefe were
united in marriage on October
4. 1948 by Rev. T.J. McCarthy
in St. Peter's Church, Toronto.,
Mrs. O'Keefe was the former
Mary Concilla, daughter of the
late Mr. and Mrs. Augustine
Concilla 'of Toronto. Mr.•
- O'Keefe is the son of the late
Mr. and Mrs. Con 'O'Keefe of
Kintail. The couple have. seven
.w. i l d r e n, fou r t#tnrghters ;-
r
•
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MN SALI
ar.ianne,''Nancy, Kathy, and
Rose Marie and three sons, .Joe,
Tom and John.
Wedding attendants able to
be present were the maid of
honour,,' Mrs. • Cole Lazzara,
Port Credit; best man, Eugene
O'Keefe, Hamilton; usher,
Robert Simpson, Kintail; and
soloist, Ray Talton of RR 7,
Lucknow.
Guests attended from
FINAL 3 DAYS
A HUGE SELECTION OF OUTSTANDING VALUES —
PROTECTIVE
CARE CREAM
3.75 Oz. Size
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211.44
Polydrops
POLYDROPS
Paediatric Formula with
Calibrated Dropper:,
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44 club size sheets.
16 envelopes
Quality Interior and Exterior Paints
Tale starts September l0 -ends October3l, 1973.
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List 49c
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.FOR DISHES
(Biodegradable) ,32.f1
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OHN JEFFERY &iON
LUMBER AND BUILDER'S SUPPLIES -
3 ELGIN AVE, EAST GODERICH
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The dispersal sale of Moder-
ncrest Holsteins, owned by
William .Gerrits, Clinton,
totalled $92,195.00 for 130
head, an average of $709.10.
The purebred portion of the
herd, numbering 101 head, sold
for $74,630.00 or an average of
$73$.91-.
Top price of the day was
$2,000.00 paid by Gino Da Re,
Dpwnsview, for Moderncrest
Retainer Jean. Born Septem-
ber, 1969, he has a record at
three years of ,age of 17,354 lbs.
milk, (7,878 kgs) testing 3.19%
of 554 lbs. fat (251 kgs) in 329
days. She was sired by
Dividend Clipper and her dam
is rated Good Plus for type
with a record at twelve years of
age of 18,888 lbs. milk (8,575
kgs) testing 3.61% for 681 lbs.
fat (309 kgs) in 314 days.
Other high sales included
$1,850.00 paid by Whitecairn
Farm, Woodstock, for a milking
female; $1,500.00 paid by
Lionel Jacques, Lennoxville,
Que., for a bred heifer;
$1,400.00 paid by Rene Rue!,
Waterville, Que., for a bred
heifer, and $1,400.00 paid by
Pleas Hodges, Dobson, North
Carolina, fora bred heifer. Ken
M. Howatt, Blyth, Ont., paid
$1,500.00 for a milking female.
A total of seventeen animals
rang up four -figure" sales.
Buyers from United States,
England and Barbados were
represented 'at the sale.
The following is a report of
the purebred averages: 46
Milking females averaged
$844.00; ' 21 bred heifers
averaged $871.90; 21 open
yearling's averaged $484.05; 13
heifer calves averaged $526.54;
and -one baby sold for $475.60.
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