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SEAFORTH
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
Early Bird Draw Winn r
Cil
WIG BRAND SEES
Soybeans
KG 40
KG 60
KG 82
Cali Your King Seed
Dealer
Vern Alderdice
Kipper, int.
519-263-5988
Making the draw is Wes Spence
(left) from the firth Degoitte Touche.
Reps for the Ag Society, John Ben-
nett (centre) and Neii Doimage
(right).
4th Early Bird Dral ..
of the
Seaforth Agricultural Society
Tractor Elimination craw
Mar. 23: Doug Johnston
RR N4 Caledon East
You can't put a price on h e-M.01p.
But, if George Roney had to put a
number to it, he'd probably say that
friendship is worth as much as a good
maple syrup crop. And then some.
The Staffa man had • beet! spending the
past couple of months gearing up for the
syrup season, tending the lines in his
80 -plus acres of bush, when everything
came to a grinding standstill. Roney fell
from a ladder where he had been working
and suffered a broken pelvis and a broken
femur.
Things couldn't have looked any bleaker.
The painful accident was bad enough, but �..
the syrup - a year-round concern for
Roney, who heads out to the bash daily i
from December onwards - was set to run
in a week.
But friends, neighbors and relatives
rallied to the cause. Brian Miller, who has
helped George during syrup season in the
past, spearheaded a team effort to bring
in the 1990 crop for George.
"He's the brains behind it," agreed
George's mother, Margaret Roney, as she
poured the day's yield into containers last
Friday. A crew of five were bustling
around the steamy shed, canning the syrup
before shipping it off to town. Brother-in-
law Gary Betties of Seaforth loaded up his
truck with boxes of the maple syrup to
haul into Box Furniture, where George
peddles some of his crop.
"We don't know what we're doing, exact-
ly," Alan Miller admitted with a sheepish
grin. "We're all greenhorns."
Greenhorns or not, George Roney's
friends and family are giving him one less
thing to worry about as he lays in Lon-
don's University Hospital. George's father,
Frank Roney, admitted that they did have
to make quite a few panicked phone calls
to George in London, but despite a mishap
or two - and one nasty holdover - things
have gone pretty smoothly.
"That happened to George last year,
though," grinned Frank Roney, noting the
boilover, "so we don't feel so bad."
Next Early Bird Draw APRIL 20
McMaster Sieon
INSURANCE
BROKERS INC.
Auto • H • FarM
Branch Manager
BILL (WM.) SIEMON
COMMERCIAL & LIFE INSURANCE
P.O. Box 488 Coll Collect
88 Ontario Rd., Bao. 348.9250
MITCHELL Ont. 948-@Q; i
A FRIEND IN NEED...Frank Roney checks the level on a container of maple syrup
while Gary Betties, back, lends a hand. Friends, neighbors and relatives of George
Roney have been pitching in to bring in George's syrup crop after the Staffa man
fell from a ladder and was sent to hospital. Elliott photo.
Seaforth Agricultural Society
TICKET APPLICATION FOR SEAFORTH AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY'S TRACTOR LOTTERY, JUNE 30, 1990
"Pete" & "Willy"
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HEY PETEI
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THE COUNTY GET
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THEIR APPLICATIONS SENT IN
FOR THE NEXT
EARLY BIRD 'DRAW • . •
A GOOD CROP - Margaret Roney checks over the day's inventory in her son's
'sugar shack' near Staffa. Elliott photo.
TnlANG LE
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Tractors not necessarily as illustrated
* GRAND PRIZE
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The owner ,,f rhe last ticket drawn has his/her choice of one of the three REAL farm tractors.
• CASE INTERNATIONAL MAXXUM 5120 • JOHN DEERE 2755 • FORD 6610 TRACTOR FEATURES - Cab, Air, Radio, Mechanical
Front Wheel Drive, Front Fenders, Dual Remotes, I8.4x34 Rear Tires, 13.6x24 Front Tires, 540-1000 PTO.
* Second Prize
the owner of Nte second last ticket also has his/her choice of their prize between the three following lawn and garden tractors.
• INTERNATIONAL CUB CADET - 1872 • JOHN DEERE - 318 • FORD - LCT 18H LAWN TRACTOR FEATURES Hydrostatic
Transmission, Mid Mount Mower • Also throughout the Elimination Draw, every IOOth ticket drawn wins a Toy Tractor.
HOW TO PURCHASE A TICKET•
Complcie We following and together with,
payment:
tan send to Touche Ross Associates & Co.,
Suaforth, Ontario NOK 1 W'Oor give to a director
of the Scaforth.'.nrtcu!nhral Society and receive
a receipt.
Tickets will be Issued from Touche Ross & Co.
to the first 1,500 applicants.
t lLliB�ul Six 1980 Mid•Western
Ontario 1 am 'boyShow Tractors.
Dates. 1st • Dec. 3, 1989
2nd -January 26, 1990
3rd • February 23, 1990
4th - March 23, 1990
nth • April 20, 1990
6th - May 25, 1990
USE OF PROCEEDS:
In keeping with the objectives of the Seaforth
Agricultural Society, all propceds from this
draw arc for the Sea forth Fall Fair, and
Agn;nitural Society Activities to promote
agricultur,J nu arenesa
a�r �'�7 'rFbis �44 i3k
PARTICULARS:
• Only 1,500 tickets sold 82 8100.00 each.
• No one 18 years and over is restricted from
purchasing a ticket.
t
datehof lineearlyibird sedrraw qualifies to wiprior to 12:00 n on the
at that
draw and each draw subsequent to the date of
purchase, but may win no more than one prize
al each draw date.
-A ticket must be purchased prior to 12 pm. on
June 21, 1990 to qualify for the Grand Prize.
• A ticket Is considered purchased when
payment is received at Touche Ross & Co.
Sea forth, Ontario NOK IWO.
• All draws will besupervised by Touche Ross &
Co., Seaforth.
• All legal proceedings by McConnell, Stewart
and Devereaux,
TICKET PRICE
INCLUDES DINNER
& DANCE FOR TWO
JUNE 30, 1990..
WITH A FULL DAY
ENTERTAINMENT
EARLY BIRD WINNERS
Dec, 3: Bob & Lorraine Regele
RR 111 Dublin
Jan, 26; David Chevalier
RR 115 Leamington
Feb. 23: Gordon Flewelling
RR 115 Beiwood
Mar, 23: Doug Johnston
RR NA Caledort East,
P.S. DON'T MISS THE NEXT EARLY BIRD DRAWS - APRIL 20 & MAY 25
THE SEAFORTH AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY THANK YOU FOR YOUR - SUPPORT
LOTTERY LICENCE NO, 788070
M�,2$,".�i'£+.�+'R��
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SPECIALS EFFECTIVE MARCH
ALLAN'S 200 G.
MILK CHOCOLATE
EASTER BUNNIES
SMARTIES FILLED 100 G.
EASTER EGGS
WAMPOLE STRESS FORMULA
120 FOR THE PRICE OF 100'S
VITAMINS
ALBERTO BALSAM 600 ML.
SHAMPOO
or CONDITIONER
SUDDEN BEAUTY 400 ML. AEROSOL
HAIRSPRAY
SCOPE 750 ML.
REGULAR OR PEPPERMINT
MOUTHWASH
NOXZEMA 300 ML. AEROSOL
FOAM SHAVE
ULTRA PLUS 60'S, 44'S, 40'S,
32'S, OR 28'S LIMIT 2 PER CUSTOMER
PAMPERS
26 TO APRBL 8, 1990
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52.79
55.49
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KOTEX 30'S $2.49
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