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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1987-09-16, Page 24WOLMAN SEMI- TRANSPARENT WOOD STAIN • adds colour and water repellency to lumber and plywood • Ideal for both pressure -treated and untreated wood • clearance of stock colours only Reg 422 95 Clearance 51795 per 4 litre Doing it .the old ashioned way • One of the original threshermen to take part in the show, Dan Hallahan, was present at the reunion once again this year. He is ' Q i.'v'�JV1W x..'"3'b p •'�'l�i.:F'^aJ4Y.; '%s: 5... seen here in a 1911 Case steam engine, owned by Bill Andrews. (David Emslie photo) Although there weren't many competitors for Saturday's kelt setting competition, a Targe crowd of spectators gathered to watch. Jim Sloan and Harry Wilkins, both of C'hesley, were two gentlemen who tried their hand at the belt setting. lil/FIN 482-7103 PECK APPLIANCES "IN THE HEART OF DOWNTOWN liid�il�{1yr.. If you're NEW IN TOWN and don't know which way to turn, call tJijtJ hostess at e Ot slwc F 1930 a0 482-5625 BEST INTEREST 0 1/4 % Guaranteed Investment Certificates "Subject to change Geiser®Kneale Exeter 235-2420 Clinton 482-9747 Insurance Brokers Inc. Grand Bend 238-8484 God®rich 524-2118 CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1987—Page 5A Canadian farmer could win scholarhsip to study practices and A Nuffield travelling scholarship spon- sored by the Canadian Nuffield Agricultural Scholarship Association will be awarded to one Canadian farmer or farm manager wanting to study farming practices and agricultural condition in a Commonwealth country during 1988. The purpose of the scholarship is to in- crease practical farm knowledge and to provide a better understanding among Commonwealth farmers. Applicants will be able to select their study program in either the United Kingdom, New Zealand or Australia. Those scholars travelling to New Zealand or Australia will return by way of the United Kingdom and participate in an organized program. The scholarship is open to men or women who are either farm managers. or are engaged in practical farming in Canada, and are persons likely to spread their knowledge upon their return. Applicants must exhibit keen research conditions and leadership traits. They must also be Canadian citizens, preferably between 30 and 45 years of age. Prospective ap- plicants should expect to leave Canada in February, 1988. The value of the scholarship covers travel and basic living allowances for the scholar. The length of the scholarship will depend on the type of study and country selected, but will not exceed four months. On return, the scholar will prepare a report for the Canadian Nuffield Scholars Selection Committee, present information at public farm meetings, and use the in- creased knowledge to improve farming practices in the community where the scholar lives. Application forms are available from the Secretary, Canadian Nuffield Scholar- ships, 306 Agriculture Building, University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, Manitoba, R3T 2N2. Deadline for receipt of applications is October 1, 1987. Winners will be announced by November 30, 1987. IMPORTANT CHANGES 10 THE ONTARIO FARM TAX REBATE PROGRAM. Important changes to the Ontario Farm 'Pax Rebate program will help farmers more than ever. The rebate for a farmers municipal taxes increases from 6() to 100 per cent. The municipal tax rebate applies to all farmlands and outbuildings. Rebates will no longer apply to the farm residence and the surrounding one acre of land. In addition, farmers will not be required, as they have in the past, to prepay their municipal taxes before applyin or the rebate. F'a r p per ties will not he reassessed unless changes to the property that would normally require assessment are made. Applications for the rebate are being sent by mail: they must he sub- mitted by December :31,1988 for rebates on the 1067 period. For more information about this program and the changes made, contact: Farm m Assistance Programs Branch 777 Bay SI, 12th floor 'fbronto, Ontario or mil collect MG) ti) 585-6565. Ministry of Agriculture and Food ONTARIO 4. A Beautiful Alternative to Ceramic Tile PATINIAC r9'7a The exciting new do-it-yourself paneling featuring the warm, textured look and feet of high fashion ceramic tile 4'x8Panels 5'x5' Panels s4295 53495 Plus a 45 00 factory rebate from Barker on your tileboard purchases WE DELIVER DOESN'T . 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