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limed op ready n be placed in the
field, tractnow,are • E i N - -
and we arc ready to go. TZhe , * cr
now is that we'll au taro the field
too soon before the crap u ready.
If we do that, the tough maw will
probably cause a giant "bung- and
valuable taw will have[ to spent
] be spe
"un�ing the ", retightening
nuts and bolts, g dc. whilst
prudentmore
their fields at the � time.
How do you know the proper
time? There are two preliminary
field tow. First you take a head of
grit and roll u together in your
ham to separate the chaff from the
kernels. Test One is biting into a
COWS
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meeting room for Council and
public.
Tuckerwnith Council delayed a
decision at its regular meeting as to
how it would dispose of $ 150,000
debentures, which are being issued
to provide financing for the nick-
ersmith Telephone System
improvement
After completing a schedule in
the Huron Ladies Intermediate
League, the Walton and Winthrop
Wingers will now advance into
W.O.A.A. Jr. playdowns.
Hensall firemen were called on
Monday afternoon to extinguish a
blaze in an over -heated oil stove in
the living room of the apartment of
Mr. and Mrs. Grant McClinchey on
Oxford St.
When a native of Seaforth and a
present town resident meet while
travelling it is an interesting coin-
cidence. But when that same event
happens in Yugoslavia, that's news.
Leslie Hogg, a Seaforth native and
now an exchange teacher in Metz,
France was travelling through
Yugoslavia when his way was
blocked by a car with Ontario
plates. The driver identified himself
as Dr. R. Buljbasic, of Seaforth, on
a visit to his native country.
QUEEN'S
[SEAFORTH
IS OPEN mit
MON.-SAT. 11 A.M.-2 P.M.
THURS., FRI. Evening 4 P.M. -8 P.M.
Thursday Is FISH NITS
(2nd Special Half Price)
pain wile your nosh to sec d u is
tl1 Tashabk- or 'anapabie". This is
not as sellable as the Jackknife
Tat, probably because people's
tooth vary. If you cut into a kernel
with a ja kknde and it slices like a
rad ih, u is not ready; u must snip
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When these wo teas are palmed.
it's intoe to get the combine into the
field for a sample run. Then the
farm partner on the ground is sent
to the mill with a pail of wham
from the combine bin to get u
heated. At this stage, tests
sometimes are done at several mulls
to�npar�c the grade standards of
the diffctem testers. Tai the word
is either "Go-, or we sit down and
wait while the sun shines on the
field for another hour.
Someone said to me, "What's die
rush? I've seen a combined field
whcr' the fanner missed a few
Canada Post
stats it ohs comer and they were
scull ala wodt latus Why the
imam wit w get m and get at
The answer to dus is thin very real
danger of the crop sproutingIf it
rasa or if the weather turns humid,
the individual grains of wheat will
sprout w the standing hods of
gram, and the resulting grade and
th rcfcxe the value will be severely
reduced.
You casually get about five good
days in a row lertine wheat off
before Mott Nature darns it to
you. The trick is to know when
abase five good days will sten -
today, neat week, mayday...
In the kitchen you must be
prepared to save the meals in
creative ways, and be very flexible.
They can be sitdown at regular
time, or convertible to menus that
can be wrapped in a bag, and
handed up into the combine. Don't
CM wear ttroing tardais whoa
you're running through a field of
stubble with a lupi. hbucket. Wear
crocks and kung legged jeans, or
you'll brood.
Any day aow, one farmer will
start with his combine and all the
neighbours, who have been keeping
unt
an eye on the cory � from
choir pickup trucks, well figure diet
he knows something that they
should know andthey'll barrel
home and wheel out their combines.
Altogether in the neighbourhood,
several acres will be combined too
wet and several carbines will be
bunged up before the first sample
gets to the mill and they're all scent
tonne to "wait for another hour".
Compare this to a 9 -to -5 job, with
no worries about being paid at the
end of the week. Here, if we foul
up, a good percentage of our year's
investment is down the tubes. Life
in the countryside is never dull.
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and corporations arc always right,
that the masses are frequently
wrong, and that die people even-
tually will accept whatever is
handed to them no matter how
objectionable it might have seemed
at first."
Mr. Keller goes on to explain in
his July 4 editorial how Canada
Post's plan to install community
mail boxes (CMB'S) in Selburne
showed a total lack of planning or
sensitivity to local needs (not a
surpise if you've dealt with Canada
Post). And he rightly points out that
the ultimate aim of these
cost-cutting measures is to make
25th Anniversary
The family of Willy and
Wilhelmina Poppe would like to
invite their friends and neighbours
to join them in celebrating their
parents Sha wedding anniversary.
Reception on August 11 at 9:00
P.M. at the Mitchell Community
Centre.
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Seaforth
Horticultural Society
11‘‘
FLOWER SHOW
Wednesday, August 8
SEAFORTH LEGION HALL
3-5, 7-9
Tea will be served.
Entries must be in by 12 noon
Over 60 classes
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For further information M. Dejong 527-0418
PRIZES AWARDED AT 8:00 P.M. 4Ay
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WHITE CARNATION
RESTAURANT
"All -You -Can -Eat Smorgasbord"
Come and Enjoy Our Historic Atmosphere
NEW HOURS
Starting Tuesday, August 7
Tuesday -Saturday 11 am -8 pm
(Saturday Evenings By Reservation Only)
Sunday Brunch 11 am -,3 pm - Dinner 3 pm -8 pm
Lunch... '5.95 Dinner...'9.95
Children Under 10 - Half Price
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Canada Post even more profitable
so it can be totally privatized, the
Mulroney government's ack-
nowledged plan. Then he asks:
"Would the Shelburne post office
be a necessity in a for-profit cor-
poration, given that the Shelburne
mail would be sorted in Missis-
sauga and distributed through the
unpopular CMB'S". Very good
question.
The message is simple. It's time
rural Canadians took back what is
rightfully ours: the power to control
our own lives, including the ser-
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BU K & DE
for
TONY ARTS
and
SUSAN HULLEY
Friday,
August 10, 1990
For Information Call
527-0151 or
527-0391
Ramble
in to McGavin Farm
Equipment to
Congratulate
Hugh
Campbell
on
his 65th
Birthday
P.S. The cheque will soon
be in the mail Ha! Ha!
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vices which make our rural way of
life worthwhile.
Please let your Federal Member
of Parliament, your Provincial
Member of Parliament, and Mr.
Harvie Andre, Minister responsible
for Canada Post, know that rural
Canadians will no longer tolerate
such abuse.
Write them today!
Mary Anne Doyle, President,
Ontario Branch,
Canadian Postmasters and
Assistants Association,
Finch, Ontario. KOC 1K0
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THURS., FRI., SAT.
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Main St..
Seaforth
527-0980
Wedding
Announcement
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Ann Feagan of Nile and
Marlen and Jane Vincent of
Seaforth are pleased to an-
nounce the forthcoming mar-
riage of their children Lynda
Ann and Bryan Leslie. The
wedding will take place
Saturday, August 11, 1990 at
Northside United Church,
Seaforth. Reception to follow
at the Seaforth and District
Community Centre.
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SUMMERTIME FEATURES
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OR HOT DOG
ROLLS
PKG
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69
WHITE OR WHOLE WHEAT
COUNTRY
BUNS
DOI
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BREAD
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Garlic Bread, Kaiser Buns and many
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90 Main St. 527-1964
3 PIECE CHICKEN DINNER 25
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