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PAGE 14A—GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1977
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Every Canadian is 1,imrllat with the word conservation as members of a t'onsery 'r society . perhaps
th ntiiteto will
At one time. it was the word at the tail end of mer valley
beaccepted
ceptttdhmrewhole t dereadily
a y con be tersheta T to corporations,
notnt
authorities such as the elrand Rier the, Thames hive
r a dozen others in the province Consumers have a huge 'clout in the nl irketpiace and that
]'resident Carter has made it ,i household word .is tar as clout should be used
energy is concerned lit the Excited States t'anadian are antte cernougdo noti t like
i umcre uverst muln1sltsiiset' ell noruncertain in
ening to year e more t;Emlhar k« tth 11 in terms 01 that
feints 11 vuu 110 not buy a pi duet that has hula•an ot1sille-
enBut in years to come
►int the egghr,ltis at .the university level and the flip -line sconce it twill :,run disappear from the market
overnult�nt bureaucrats have ruined another word with It the is logy wall bke e to re ed catget tlpe people
a tut'1 can
be d ie e
g g1
which we all ng 1(1 become tantiltar conserver unite boardrooms to thunk the sante way All approaches to
\\e art' going to n become, members ut .I conserver soclt'ty. tthe subject of a conserver society «ciil st'ar'e the dollar' signs
it not by choice t hen by erI e,sity
a r=,itser�er society !, one that questions into the eyes of busstt,'s+ruvvlth hitt',r}t�'titts' l.�akrl\thlt irhlggt'r
s a big
By definition i
today s growth carierated ccunoiil� ,10 VI:011001,1 that is based threat tu.ttieir ideas t k
upon nothing but growth It has grown to the extent that it is certainly
amnli>�`lkkit utaittt rthat a bigger return to share-
rs lust about reads to eat itself tt. is ,, society vv.ith arta rci.,I holders.I'hal�s where the crunch is going to rune That s whereity
induced demands IUr' good, \no these good, are made
' t rot II natural resources many of which ,ire in'short
itt au�p`oirtg the big eduis a cation
Job
mu t bedoapproach to business than that
In other words, &itlad u -rt III re run>e'rvt.t �' =,1 past years It i� 0 relI)IUtiUfl lel thinking.
to have to lc`iirp to It durability
1Ureiatith Ie•* through reduce` 11 Canadians have telt that the :senior gtrvernntents have
wash's anon
product diff ti the
and reel l lin} Energy
t•unservatu,n is of course .at ilio top of the t�turtlstntttt{,`r�,�.utrprrsttdiintrtuturet�tuirthherrnUkttntlret,gt,verIlwe re liltltlnt'olvEto t• '
resr:irch into ��atetui packaging .ind. most important.
thinking •=1 the burlt-an obsolescence that permeates this mintt i greaterinhe
rent
:urtt:,ty;. dtversit,y cat ldest?'les should be encouraged It
It ;the ,old ;tors ,Ibout the nlilliun,ure Wil, bought a nrvv yeti aind�to curt'E'te att td tont`culogu}itl�`apatto (rt{u \rttict•u�rd nsng W
Cadillac because the ashtr.il, wore toll in his old model
ernmtint
Canadians. 1 think are not as tar down'tit` rout] as st„w(' 0 Jonathon
rn t
ah ettrt{ruiliIt t sinal will
te up totheblev dIottatutntut,cttic ulate
countries but we .ire . unquestionably .attuned to a the t tion resources
away mode of Iivuig to a greater extern than must +,` the res �lr soUItClouought to know. He vv as co-ordinator of the bed.
ed -
neighbor
the or to
The ,Ittitudu rat loulse. is fostered by our big oral Bureau otRConsumer Attaits recently disbanded con-
(
or to the seed
thele area of rt. -education where a great deal of work has urnutlunger has study
an axe group is
vv'tthttheig�v'ernin laris
• rnenl
tri be dont' is not within the consumer section \\herr r1
the persuasion must be done is acithin the boarilroolos of the or the big corporations do some
hucountry
frit pur;ittoils which control the economic destiny. oC this Tpublle it brelatrions business
king withie are n thg toeir owntoboardroomstor
-\\ ties somehody else. (loci. maybe" — \will do it tor' there
• \lttt"n,�'=+rpirr.ilion t'xecutices can he re-educated to Itilnk
ne
foot its Me
furrow
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Len Meyer of. Walkerton took first place In the light hackney
horse and carriage competition at the Dungannon Fall Fair
held last Thursday and Friday at the Dungannon
Agriculture Park. (staff photo)
Your toothpaste comes in
millilitres (ml)
20°C is a good room temperature
30°C is swimming time
10°C — wear a coat
CORN GROWERS!
CAMPBELL FARMS is constructing a major exten-
sion to its Cohn Drying Plant. Come and see it
anytime or attend our
OPEN HOUSE
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1st
COMMENCING AT 2 P.M.
Refreshments Provided
It will pay you to sell your corn to Campbell Farms. Let us
tell you why.
Phone 395-5526
31/2 miles S.E. of Ripley on the 4th concession Huron Town-
ship, tt miles E. of the Ripley Rd.
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ie. Tire dealers,. Car dealerships. Service
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Scarborough, Ont M1J 2E7
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Wet weather
stalls harvest
Wet weather, combined agricultural representative
with cloudy skies and cool with the Clinton office of the
temperatures are still ministry of agriculture and
causing problems for Huron food, said on Tuesday that the
County's .farmers trying to situation is not critical yet,
get the annual harvest done, butdoes not .if sunnyreturn, dry weatherbythe
September has taken up
where August left off, with weekend, then some farmers
above normal rainfalls could be in trouble.
Saturasoil and
recorded in most are
already this month, and thereCondit onsdhave also dy haldtedb
I the corn silage harvest, but
is still ten days left.
The wet weather has Miller said the weather is
brought the harvest of more of a nuisance to silo
Huron's $10 million white filling
ilSomt ansea disond aster.
third cut
bean crop to a standstill,t
hhay may also be lost because
only 25 per cent of it off,
Mike Miller, associate of the wet conditions, and
many farmers can't sow their
winter wheat until the white
beans are off.
To add further to the far-
mer's woes, prices this year
for some crops, especially
corn, are at three year lows,
with the grain corn price
hovering around $1.70 per
.bushel, far below the
estimated cost of $2.50 per,
bushel to produce.
Although a stabilization
price of $2.30 per bushel has
been established, payments
won't be made until after
August of 1978 on this year's
crop, and some farmers may
not be able to stay afloat
financially until that time.
So far in August and the
first 21 days of September, an
astronomical 12.52 inches of
rain (313.1 mm) has been
recorded at the Goderich
weather station, and August's
total of 0,72,inches (243.1 mm)
set an all-time record for any
month of any year since
records were started in 1880.
At the Brucefield ob-
servation station ,on the
Norman Baird farm, 3,11
inches (77.75 mm) has fallen
so far in September, and
combined with the 6 inches
(150.5 mm) recorded in
August, a total of 9,13 (228.25)
has fallen on Brucefield in
seven weeks.
The average total
precipitation for the whole
year is 36.87 inches (921.7
mm),
A. For. sale
SOD - 30 cents per yard at the
farm, 40 cents per yard
delivered. Landscaping
service. Phone 1-237-3202 or 1-
235-2478. —tf
1965 R ATIONAL 1/2
Ton, V8; 434 International
tractor; set of 28 plate
International Discs; set of
chain harrows. Phone 524-
8573.-39
Solar heat
helps
costs of fuel
Stephen township farmer
Allan Walper is one of several
residents in Western Ontario
taking advantage of the
opportunity to provide at
least some of his home's
heating' requirements with a
solar heat installation.
Walper's glass collector,
which was demonstrated at
last Saturday's Huron County
Plowing Match. is built ad-
jacent
to his concession 22
home and provides the south
wall of a shed which he will
use to house his car:
The Stephen farmer said
there were three reasons
which prom ted him to think
about building a solar heating
system.
He told the Exeter Times -
Advocate in an interview last
winter, "First of all I read a
lot about the system and
talked to Carl Pepper at
Granton who built one of the
first in the area. Next I took
into consideration the fact our
present furnace had given up
the ghost and I needed a shed
for a car and storage pur-
poses,
He continued, "It's sur-
prising how much heat the
system provides. Right now
we have a wood stove in the
front room and an air-
conditioner for a bit of heat in
the back part but the solar
system provides a good
portion of the heat we
require."
The glass collector is 40 feet
by 20 feet and is placed at an
Turn to page 15A •
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B. ,Custom .work
CUSTOM silo filling, wilt
supply tractor on blower,
Phone Henry Reinink, 523-
9202 or 482-9948.-39,40
F. For rent
ROOM to board four horses,
Dungannon, Phone 529-
7851.-39,40
-Hose and Fittings
Suction, drain, spray.
hydraulic
Quick Couplers
Pumps for every need
Transfer pumps, sewage pum-
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pumps.
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HWY. 8 EAST
CLINTON
482.3418
C. Wanted
WANTED TO RENT .
acres of workable land s,-,
for corn or barley. Apply%
I1, Signal -Star Publishing
Box 220, Code
Ontario. -37,38,39x
LIVESTOCK FOR Si
Serviceable age Humps
Boars, also Hamp X D
Boars ROP tested
commercial. Bob Robin
R R 4, Walton, 345-2317,
CLAY —
Silo Unloaders
Feeders
Cleaners
Stabling
Leg Elevators
Liquid Manure Equip
Hog Equipment
BUTLER —
Silo Unloaders
Feeders
Conveyors
FARMATIC —
Mills
Augers, etc.
ACORN —
Cleaners
Heated Waterers
ZERO —
Bulk Tanks
Pipeline
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Farmers:
Robertson Farm will be custom drying, or if you
we can buy or store corn. If you have a buyer, we
weigh out to your order.
Robertson's RR 5 Goderich
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