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CHE55 CHUB NEWS
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On January 2" Bruce Walls
won. two of three games,to raise
his percentage 100 points. Jirn
Kingsley •won: all three of -This•
games to move by into third'
— place iii ,Level 1. Larry
McDougall hats -shown quite -an;
improvement . this year. Larry
won one e of his two games and
has an average 67 points higher
this year than he had last year.,
•Jan'liary '9 Harold •Kloeze
had a busy evening' winning
two of 'his four game' to im-
prove his, average 22 points. •
Winning .two of three games,.
enabled Gl,,erirrll~alkiner itxi lwl.d•..
onto his first Level position by
just five points overDennis Lit-
tle who took first place- in Level .
$ 2 by winning both .of his games.
Kathy Weary broke her, losing'
streak' toy Winning 'her, second,
'game, of the evening. Larry
'• McDougall" played well again
winning his .first game of the
evening.
• Jim,Kingsley strengthened
his hold on third place by win-
ning both- of his games:
Winning two, of three, games
pushed r ohn Kane- up ,. into
second. -plaice. in Level 2..
-Laverne Riley .held onto; his un-
defeated record . by playing, two
victories, and one draw..' Dave
•
Wit, 'g
closed markets
priz es
at tractor pill
•=1, is
Cash pt`izes totaling 814,000
• will be awarded competitors in
Weary continued his winning
streak by winning his only
game ., of the riight.
'The ' standings as of_January
9, are as follows; . Level ,One,
Jim' Weary with 12 -wins . 2 •
losses and 0 draws for ..857 per-
cent. ' IJave Weary 14-3-0 ,,.824
Jim Kingsley 16.5-0 .762 ,.and
Glen Falkiner 9-4-0 .692.
Level Two,\ Dennis Little
with 10 wins 4 losses and 2
draws , for .687 percent. John
Kane 13-8-0 ,..619 Glen Wight-
man 8-6-0' :571 and Harold;
Kloeze 10.-110 :476.
.,,,J. eve1 , Th ee, Lairds -'Eisler
with 7 wins and 11 -flosses, for„,
.389 Larry McDougall 6-164 "
.283 John KI6eze 4-23-1 .16.1
and Kathy` Weary 1-16-0 ,059x.,
Honcdasry Members, Charlie
..Ma-cbona-ld',..with 4 wins, 0
losses and, 0 draws for 1.000•
percent. Laverne Riley 4-0-1
.900 Rick Kingsley' 10-371 .750
Ian Ross 3-1-2..667 Clarke Teal
5-3-0 .625 Bruce Walls 3-2-0
.600 Reinhardt Voelmle 2-3-
.400 . Dave Carruthers 3- -0-
.214 Dr. Barry Deathe 4-4-0 "
.200 Jay Smith 1+0''..200
Dwight, Aldham. 347-0 .150
Mlonie Johnston' 1-10-0 .091
Dave Denafm.e, •0.4-01.000 and
Dennis Dalton 9.6-0 ,:O0i
Canada's first indoorpTractor-
Pull at the 1974 Canada Farnl•-
Show, ,January. 30' to' February
1, Exhibition Park, Toronto.
"Purses are the largest,, -to
date in the growing ,sport of
Tractor=Pulling in Canada",
said Robert M..bowdy, general
manager of the show which will
occupy three i uildir'igs.; and the
arena in• , the Coliseum Ccml-
plex. • A
• Pullers from -both ' Canada
and the United Sates will com-
pete on 'the first. two nights in a
total of Six=M.events sanctioned,
"by the nit "I'ractc i F4illers '
'Association . of the URS,, -The-,,
winner of=each of these' events.
will receive a $500 purse. Total
prize money for `each- event is
$1,500. •
Only Carr'adisn . pullers wa'i't1
..be eligib for events c,1,n Friday,
Febr- ry 1. Five events .sane-
Fed'eration warns
CUSS_
' If you have 'wondered 'about
'the price Of salmon -i'ncreasing, •'
perhaps '^ the following, may
throw, some light on it.
• Geo:.•. Velton' Empire is a
pro cer, processor, manufac-
tuier, wholesaler, and retailer
sof the salmon industry•on the
West Coast.
On the West Coast, Geo.
Weston Empire owns the
Afishing fleets;"owns the com-
pany that makes the'nets; owns
some of the shipping yards;
owns the canntrtg t i'Fs; owns
the company that makes labels
for the cans; owns,, the cold
storage depots; owns 'the plant
that: makes refrigerators ' and
owns the trucking companies
that move "the product.
Even though the 1973 catch
tof salmon was larger in size
than 'in 'the previous year the
Weston Empire through their
monopoly position was ,able to
raise the price of salmon50%
and more.
Any salmon coming from
$.t✓. •18 a product of this com-
pany, and is sold under 45 dif-
ferent labels. ,
of -salesmen
The time has come around
again for-`douhtful products to
be peddled to gullible farmers.
The' Huron eaunty' Federation
of Agriculture issues a warning
to ' all farmers to beware of
claims of great savings to �be.
had; by substituting new. "Svon-.
der products" for - tested and
• proven methods.
Last year it was the door.4cr
door insurance salesma i' `atic'1"
- maybe he is still at it.,Now we
hear about a new wonder fer
tilizer, that could save the far-
mer- hundreds of dollars. '
Besthire When they Offer soil
analysis and consulting ser-
vices, charging a huge fee' for
membership. ' -Remember that
you can have this service fref of
charge from your a,griculttllral
office.
Feed analysis is free by most
feed companies •tic for a'small
fee„ -'by your OM'AF„ office.
Before you Sign, on 'the dotted
line, consult with your a.grep,
for he has the int:0111409n 9n if it
is a "good deal or not,
Don't l elieve the suggestion
that toys- inforfnation on Their.
t , Iwry,IMr..H ,. ..
product is suppressed because
of ulterior motives. Beware, it
could cost you dearlyjn under -
fertilized drops.' 'T'here are' no
shortcuts in .growing crops.
Huge corporations are taking
more and more .of our National
dollars.
This information was given
to a group of N.F.U. District
Directors" by Bob Ward, a for-
mer labor organizer in Toronto
recently.
The; N.F.U. is currently
boycotting Kraftco; another
huge %co•nglo aerate. Through
.the monopoly of the dairy in-
dustry" jn- North America, l{raf
tco virtually controls the price
of milk tri the farmer, and the
price of cheese' to the consumer,
The N.F.U. wants to sit down
with this company and bargain
for the price of milk for the '
dairy farmers who produce it,
Kraft makes enormotts',
profits, from processing " milk,
while 121 dair Lf
y armers per
month leave the industry ,r
across, Canada.
•
-"-tinned hw the Canadian Tractor;
Pullers Association will each
award` a' first prize of:$35O' to
winners.. Total• prize money' for
each event is $1,000.
The Tractor -Pull is one of a
.number of in.novations bei g
introduced..„at- this. year's s, ow.
r,^
The Ontario Belgia orse
Association's Draft Sa a Auc-
"'+tion 's i l l take ,place dr t o show
--on January -_30 end 31, t is ex-
" (,ected. that .,'buyers fr m all
over Cate a..•.and ,the `United
States ill attend this impor-
tant ,Sale.
,At, the same -time, there. will
be a 'championship draft .horse-
poll-. on -Wed ne ' 'fttgris'fltsti',a°t
January '30, at 1 .p.tn•.
Purses of $1,,000 each will be
given for light and heavy'pulls
'which will take place in the
Coliseum Ring Pullers from: as
far away as Pennsylvania and
:Michigan •are eipected•yto com
pete •with niajor, Ontario com-
petitors • • •-
Rudy; Meeks, world -
pion old • time fiddler from'
Ordlia, will perform:every af-
ternoon during the show. Daily
attendance prizes and a Farm
Film Festival are among Qther
attractions. ,_•�
The special features at this
year's show will be seen in cone
function with displays of. -latest
farm equipment and serVices,
including exhibits by major
tractor companies.. • •
=S�ponsflred -by tl►e, -Ontario-
.
Retail • Farm Equipment
Dealers' Assnciat.ion., ' the
Canada Farms Show .• is
Canada's largest indoor
agricultural_.equipment show.
Show hours -,are, 1Q a.m. to 6
daily,
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