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New Construction- Renovations
and Repairs
HENRY F. EXEL CONSTRUCTION .
Residential • Agricultural • Commercial
Phone
887-6561
• PO Bo-x2.18
Brussels Ont
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-ATTENTION FARMERS-
Corn, Bean and Grain Growers
You are cordially invited to attend a
growers dinner and informative meeting on
Weed and Insect Control in Beans and Corn
Place- ORANGE SHILLELAGH ,VANASTRA
Guest _ EUGENE WH ELAN
Speaker -Minis.ter of Agriculture
Time- 10a.m.-3:30 p.m. -
Date- Friday, April 2, 1976
Please Contact Us for Free Ticket
MILTON J. DIETZ LIMITED
SEAPORTS; ONT.- R R. 4 --- PHONE 627-0608'
Purina Chows-Sanitation Products -SeedCorn
Provimi Feeds-Ventilation (Wholesale & RetciiI)
Pesticides-Spraying Equipment
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Your dollars cover more ground with High Quality
FARM SEEDS
9 Forage Seeds
Reasonably priced and processed to a high standard of
purity and germination.
Special Mixtures
As in the past, we prepare mixtures to meet your 684 n ,
individual requirements based.onrecommendations of the
Ministry of Agriculture at no extra cost.
We have on hand
Locally
•Barley
Grown
•Peas
• M ixed Grain 'Red_ Clover
We are taking orders for
registered seed grain
Custon cleaning by appointment.
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LONDESBORO SEED PLANT
Robert Shaddick •
523-4399
It's the buying season: equipment, seed, fertilizer, and the variety
• of other products and necessities you need to operate your farm,
efficiently and profitably. '
. It's the planning season when yod need a clear picture of your
. financial position in terms of both assets and requirements.
It's the time. of year you-shoulq certainly talk to your Toronto
Dominion Bank Manager about T,D .Farm-Pac., • "
TD Farm-Pad has available the financial services you need, including
line-of-credit financing, a „variety•of specialized farm loans to meet
yoUr'specific needs,. plus low cost:farm loan insurance,, And. TD
Farm-Pac's cash flow analysis Will assist you to make sound decisions
on your financial requirements.
' Stop by your local Ta`Branch and talk over TD Farm-Pac with the
,Manager. He has all the information-you'll need -and it's nice to know
that he's backed up by a staff of trained Agrologists to deal with
specially troublesome plan'ning or financing problerhs.
TT Farm-Pac —We talk agricultUre for planning.this year's profits.
Spring.
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TORONTODOMINION
the bank where people Make the clifferenee
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Boyes Farm Supply
527:1.257 Seaforth , Ont.
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Limited to available lo‘ntories untiMpril 30th, 1976
We've got other bargain machines in stock,
at prices you'll find hard to believe. Come see,
come SAVE! , ,
MODEL
M.F. 235 Tractor
M.F. 255 Tractor
M.F. 30 Backhoe Loader
M.F. 711B Skid Steer Loader
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$400
$400
$900
$400
YOU CAN.NOW SAVE
14./..THE HuRON,Exp( siniFt MARPII 05, 1976
AT RURAL RELATIONS DINNER — Lions Harold
Turnbull and Bob Spittal welcome Mr. ansl Mrs.
Elgin Schade, R.R.4, Walton to the annual Seaforth
_Lions Club rural night, on Monday. Huron
Middlesex MPP Jack Riddell was guest speaker at
the event and about 125 people, Lions and guests
enjoyed the dinner. . (staff Photo)
The Mekillop_ II Knifty
.Stitchers meeting was opened by
' • the 4-H pledge and motto. The
41)11 call was answered by
;• .everyone showing the three
'designs. The next meeting was
,sef, for Monday., March 22 which
will be a double meeting. Record
books are to be in to Mrs. M.
C onstahce man horn s:. ,Moylan on April 15.
The covers Martha Claessens
designed were dittoed by Judy
ital oylan discussed the twisted
• , Dorsey and handed out. Mrs. M. from the hosp
Correspondent
Mr
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rjd9er andre Bobr"P16q; an , Bill W Young,
srattot1/41 are 'holidaking in
F Fforida Mr. and Mrs, John Drake and
Afvfurray attended a surprise
• birthday party for Mrs. Drake's
. father, Horten McDougall,
' Hensall, on Sunday. It was his
'1..Colurnban girls
1-fa w to horn
couching outline stitch. Then she
showed how to enlarge a design.
The nwnit,..-,•••• r-lotio-r1
stitches on a spare piece of
material, Mrs. Dorscv checked
the record books.
Nifty Stitchers •
The Nifty Stitchers meeting
opened with the 4-H pledge and
motto. The roll call was answered
by the members. The 'time and
date was set for the next meeting.
Mrs. • Moylan then discussed
what stitches can be done on
different patterns. Mrs. Dorsey
and Mrs. M oylan showed how to
do the couching crossed stitch
and the French knot.-
80th. Pir.illd.ay and v
Inelubvss, of hisfartilb attended.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross;
accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Johnston, ' Seaforth, are
holidaying in Florida.
.Mrs.Ethel Lyall, Nancy and
David, Toronto visited on the
weekend with Mrs. Sam Norris
and Mr, and Mrs. Bob Norris an,d
stitch
from f.3?tvicldpsh
famti3t Nancy and David
remaining for a weeks h olidays.
Joanne Warden, Torento,
visited for a few days with her
father, Alvin. Worden.
Lee Miller, 'Woodstock and
Teresa Miller , Fanshaw, were
home for the weekend with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs.Rttssell
Miller and boys. ,
At the .1, Templeman home on
the weekend were Darlene
Templeman, Waterloo, Elizabeth
Tt.srnpleman,Centralia, Mary Jane
arid Geraldine Templeman and
Jim Neilson, Stratford.
Lorraine and Joanne Papple.
London are holidaying for a few.
days with, their grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. John Drake and Murray
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Norris and
Gary, Brampton visited , on
Sunday with Mrs. Sam Norris and
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Norris and .
family.
Rev,. Daynard returned home
from Stratford General Hospital
on Saturday.
Mrs. Bruce Eaton, returned
home on the weekend after
visiting with her husband Bruce
for several weeks in Bangladesh.
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Wednesday. r stems, carves, leaf outline, br ' •
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Southgate- outline outline stitch.
and Jennifer visited Mrs. M. Moylan showed how to ,on Saturdan:
. afternoon with Mr. and Mrs4tio-the Sheaf Filler stitch,,and the
Mark Smith, Julie, and Chris of.;
Y Exeter.
We arc pleased to report that,,
Don Buchanan was able to return
home on Thursday from Victoria
Hospital, London. - .
Mr. and Mrs. Barry Pow.ley,
Jason and Jonathan of Ottawa,
Mr. alid'Mrs. Andy Thompson of
Etobicoke visited with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Thompson. Jim, Sharon and Bob.
• They also attended the funeral of
their -uncle. Wilfrid Scott. on
Saturday.
"" .".and • Mrs . Jim Preszeator,
Bill, Debbie and Michael visited
on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Larry Scott and Dwayne of
Parkhill. Debbie remained with
the Scotts for the holidays.
Mr. arid Mrs. Doug Riley, Kim
and Greg of Winthrop, Miss
Michelle Woods of Gananpque
visited on Sunday with Mr.. and
• Mrs. Frank Riley. Michelle is
spending the winter break with
her grandparents.
• JIM. Dollimore and Jim
Buchanan of Ajax were weekend
‘6isitors with Mr, and Mrs. Don
Buchanan, Paul and Gary.
Mr. and Mrs.. • Sam McClure
and family left on Thursday for
Florida where they Will spend the
winter break holidfays. Mr. and
Mrs. John Thompson, Sharon and
Bob left on Sunday to join them hi.
Florida.
Mrs. Frank Van. der Molan,
Paul. Mark and Margie• of.
Oakville, Miss Margie W.hyte of '•
Guelph, are spending'the holidays
with Mrs. W.L.Whyte, Bill andl
Mr. 'Harold Whyte.
Tim Dollimore. of 'Ajax is
spending the whiter break with
Mr., and mrs. Don Buchanan, Paul
and Garyu.
• • Mr,' an Mrs. Neil Wammes and
.Learine of R.R.#3, Clinton visited'
on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
,paul Southgate and Jennifer.
We're offering special low prices oh, all
new ME farm tractors under 80 pto hp, plus
new ME industrial units in stock. Check
how much you can save:
• Correspondent •
Mrs. Mary Mcrner •
Sympathy. of the community is
extended to the family of the late
Wilfrid Scott who passed awa un y