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liatigkartt 1Ceily, Voig aqd Co.
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ARTHUR W« READ
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FRED LAWRENCE
Electrical Contractor
Horne - Farm Oormtercial
Wiring
Phone Auburn 526-7505
The fourth meeting of the
uron County 4-H Tractor
lub ,was held at Vincent's
arm Equipment, Seaforth.
The topic discussed was
iesel injection, systems. Mr,
incent's two mechanics told
ow to set injection pumps, and
Iso described the difference
tween direct and indirect in-
ctions.
In , the discussion on main-
nance, members also learned
at diesel tractors are easier
on fuel and have fewer parts,
making them easier to main-
tain than their gas counter-
parts.
They were also shown how to
bleed air from a diesel tractor •
after it has run out of fuel.
Lunch was served by Marlin
Vincent, after which the
meeting was adjourned.
The 4-H Tractor Club
Achievement Day was held at
the 'Huron County Plowing
Match on Saturday, September
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WEDIVIEN
LUMBER AND BUILDING SUPPLIES
LOOK FOR THE BIG ORANGE BUILDING
The senior football team at Central Huron Secondary School
this year includes, front row left to right, Peter Walden, Robert
Elliott, Bill Irwin, Gerry Lobb, Dan Campbell, Tony Bird, and
Gerald Cantelon. Second row are coach Bill Weber, John
Bigelow, Jack Cook, Perry Jutzl, dames Thompson, Robin
McAdam, Tim Munnings, and coach Ken Reidy. Third row are
Fred Bird, Paul Krauskopf, Dave Renner, Garry Hesseiwood,
Larry Carter, Dale Bannerman, and Doug Murray. Back row
are Harry Thompson, Martin Rutledge, Timothy Jewson,
Richard Welch, Brian Murray, Doug Conley, Brian Millar, and
Paul Garrow. (photo by Jack Hunt)
Open season
something about improving his income."
He called Professor Forbes who leaked
the Forbes Report to the press last week, a
"shady charleton who picked up a bundle
of federal money to do a study and said
before he made it he knew what the con-
clusion would be."
Mr. Hill said he is even convinced Mrs.
Plumptre is being used by those opposed to
marketing. He pointed out that farm
marketing boards are the only groups she
has zeroed in on after giving both the food
chains and processors very little criticism.
Mr. Hill showed the difference between
farm prices and supermarket prices by
Hydro rates
(continued from page 1)
looking at a one pound bag of white beans
which costs 26 cents from the farmer but
became 74 cents on the supermarket shelf.
He said he'd like to find out why the cost
had to go so much higher and thought
perhaps Mrs. Plumptre might take the time
to find out after she had "vented her wrath
on the farmers and established her board
as a permanent agency."
He warned the farmers "If we don't get
serious we could lose this battle...could lose
marketing legislation", and without or-
derly marketing, he said, the farmers
haven't got ,any control and faced with
spiralling costs, he said, farmers would be
(continued from page 1')
in the worst position for some time.
Some people want to see free enterprise
in farming, he said, but if farmers have to
work under free enterprise they will be the
only group that is entirely under the free
enterprise system. Everybody else, he said,
can control supply.
He said he firmly believes farmers will
have to move to production controls, not
marketing controls, Farmers are going to
have to decide, he said, if they're going to
continue to be "nice guys", Farmers are
going to have to start looking on food as' a
product, he said, and on farming;
bargaining and marketing, as business.
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SPECIAL
HIS WEEK'S 111
suggestions and comments contained in the
OEB report will be carried out as quickly
as possible.
"The Hydro Board recognizes that rate
increases of any size are most regrettable.
At the same time, Hydro has been faced
with an unprecedented rise in interest
rates, wages and salaries, fuel costs, and
the cost of all goods and services, If On-
tario Hydro is to remain financially strong
and capable of meeting the future power
needs of the people of Ontario, then these
proposed increases in the cost of electricity
are absolutely essential," the letter con.
eluded.
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with Nelson Underwood of RR
1 Wingham placing first, 'Jim
Fairies, RR 1 Gorrie, placing
second, and John Underwood
of RR 1 Wingham placing
third.
14. Each member answered a
quiz on tractor maintenance
parts.
During the course of the day,
each member also participated
in a Tractor Driving Contest,
Hydro's letter said, in arriving at the 11.4
tained between the municipal, rural and
it should make a start on recovering the
Noting that a cardinal principle of Hydro's
•eficits in 1975 so that equity is main-
he effect of the OEB proposals into the
mancial policy is that there be no cross
he Hydro Board said it "is convinced that
ubsidization among customer categories,
eliberations, Ontario Hydro has factored
irect industrial systems."
holesale rural operating account,"
ithin the scope of the OEB's
"Although rural retail rates were not
commented and that an analysis of other
authorized in areas on which the OEB
urgency" projections of supply and demand
for heavy water.
the OEB's suggestion that planned power
reserves be reduced by 5 per cent. The
Hydro Board said eight studies have been
greater reliance should be placed on fossil
that it would review "as a matter of
per cent increase.
would be given to the OEB's opinion that
fuel stations compared with nuclear and
Priority will also be given to a review of
The Hydro Board said full attention
Tractor climb hearsw about
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