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Times-Advocate, 1980-05-07, Page 25l'irntiAdvocatit, May 7, 1980 , Popo 11A, All steel buildings Save Now On These Standard Sizes Variety of Colours 30 x 40 ' • Clear span 30 x 60 • Large doors 40 x 60 • Eaves Pp to 20' 40 x 80 • Soffit, Fascia 50 x 60' • Gable End Trim 60 x 80 • 1.5 or 442 Pitch HURON BUILDING SYSTEMS R.R. #1, CENTRALIA, ONT. (519) 228-6412 • Dar-bare Winrrissey, Crediton, Arlene Walp.er, Grand Bend, Dinette Stef- fens, Creditors and Susan Sullivan, Crediton. Provincial Ronours went to 'Bridget Ryan, Credits" and Mary Ann Devlaetninek, Crediton after completing 12 projects. One leader, Mrs. Earl Keller, Dashweedreeeived a Canadian 4-If Council Leadership Award for 10 years of service, Personals Mrs, Leonard Wing of Michigan, and Mr, and Mrs, Clarence Ithecbtel of Elkton Michigan were recent visitors with Mrs. William Smith and Gerald. Thursday evening 29 ladies from the Creditor; U,C.W. were guests with the Zurich U.C.W. The speaker for the evening was Mrs. Klungel from. Hensall. When, an idler sees a com- pleted job, he is sure he could have done it better. aim %OP tonet6133it AGRI-SERVICES AGRICULTURAL * RESIDENTIAL CUSTOM BUILDING PLANS DRAWN , BUILDING CONSTRUCTION COST ESTIMATES PROJECT SUPERVISION ACORN BARN EQUIPMENT manure pump, stable cleaner, alley scraper,, silo unloader, bunk feeder, feed conveyor, ventilation, cow stalls, cattle penning. cAL : L. KARL DOUGLAS 43Q ELGIN ST, E., ST. MARYS (519) 284-2306 1501 Nomoommoommos SUBSURFACE DRAINAGE BENEFITS FACT No: 2. IMPROVED SOIL CONDITIONS A good balance of air, water and temperature is necessary for bacterial activity to take place in the soil. This activity changes fertilizers, waste matter and gases into forms which can be easily used by plants. Proper drainage aerates the soil, gets rid of excess water, and makes more effective use of fertilizer. Improved soil conditions result in healthy, high yielding crops. Higher yields mean a better return on investment. For more information on how you can benefit from subsurface drainage, Plastic, Clay or Concrete Hodgins and Hayter Limited R.R. #3, Parkhill, Ontario (519) 238-2313 Allan Hayter contact: P.O. Box 970 Exeter, Ontario NOM 'ISO (519) 235-0870 if SEED POTATOES By the lb. or by the 75 lb. bag ONLY 15 PER LB. White $795 / bag Multiplier Onions $100' per lb. Produce green onions. Each bulb will produce three to five green ones. Plant early, DUTCH SETS 1404 11111 101-1 Turf and Gard Fertil .• MOP SPECIAL CO-013 SPECIAL 1 ... ... $550 per Sherwood Green bale 744 Fertilizer Sunshine Peat. Moss Vegetable or fr Flower Seeds39c pkg. .Your Home Centre Carries a ' complete supply of a wide range of vegetable or flower seeds. Available both in packages and .bulk. Fresh seeds supplied every year. atur VelateGI NET WEIGHT 20 Kg Red HI 95 ea bag BONE MEAL $450 tok:. Vet Weight 2011 IN-1N eee e CO-OP SPECIAL tertilin 5-1010 Garden Fertilizer RE" 111/4". 2.4t.mt Labour task Farce Province-wide hearings of the Liberal task Force continued this week as task force chairman, . Ron Van Horne,, (Lib. London North) met with labour arkd management representa- tives in Toronto. Previously meetings, have been held In Lcindon, Kitchener, Hamilton and Windsor. The Task Force, which has been formed to Obtain grass- roots participation in the preparatioe of a Liberal labour policy Paper, received briefs frorti a wide range of organizations A camel is 511aftimal that looks as if it had been put 'together by a corninittee. The Lords return from England trip DURAND White Bean seat White Foundation Seed BEANS MR .SALE • • The new Fleetwood variety, which. has ovtyielcied other Varieties in All Qovernment Performance Trial Phone 236;4749 . Sy MRS. PETER MARTIN visited England. TCRIteepifTirt Mr, and Mrs. hick Lord week was spent visiting London,iC)iKreTlahteivneseXialtwCiotollrweeilitsg were spent touring the coast 91,t250rniligil:S11..1 '444 up to Scotland covering about They visited eeveral castles and cathedrals, They visited Creditors and gxeter, England with eight Milos between each, the same as in Ontario, s • MUSEUMOBILE VISITS — The travelling mu.seurnoleile of the Royal Canadian Mvseurn * visited Exeter Public School, Tuesday. Above, Torn tinders:0os of the Mvseurn staff chats with students Darren. Vonclergunst and Danny Morley, T-A photo 4-H Achievement Saturday morning was the Orediten, Area 4-H girls Achievement Day at Stephen Central. School. Home Economist, Grace Bird welcomed the girls and mothers and friends. Several amusing skits and exhibits were presented by the girls. After comments by Grace Bird presentations of County Honours, to girls. completing six projects, were presented to Janet Reiger, Dashwood, Karen Hodge, Crediton, Jack's Jottings Throne debate Mer """•0111110.-1 0 Treasurer of presenting a "Band-aid" budget which does not address the serious economic problems facing the Province. Referring .to measures to aid pensioners, which he described as "goodies", he pointed out that these will result in less money, `compared , to property tax credits on in- come tax returns; for some 135,000 senior citizens. Some people will get $100 a year less, while some wealthier pensioners will get up to $450 a year more. In addition, he said the budget ignores the 340,(}00 unemployed people in this province, doesn't provide enough for research and development and fails to stimulate energy con- servation measures. "The Treasurer is no Robin Hood", he said, "his program befits the Sheriff of Nottingham much better." The NDP Finance Critic also had scant praise and much criticism, for the budget. He also criticised the government for lack of an industrial strategy, and condemned its "laissez faire attitude" toward the economy for causing great economic and social suf- fering. He called layoffs in the auto industry "the most critical situation facing any sector." By JACK RIDDELL MPP Huron-Middlesex Both Opposition Finance Critics have given their Parties' formal response to the Provincial Budget brought down on April 22, In his reply, David Peterson (Lib. London Centre) tabled a non-confidence motion saying the government's "failure to implement an economic strategy has the IS THE BEST TIME FOR YOU TO BUY LUMBER DA E CONKLIN Auto Industry Chrysler of . Canada, and the federal and provincial To Bring You Lower Prices, We Bought Over COOP SPimarinGuariDWITAMITS Red or White iammansamar(HERE ramirmemse 11 MILLION BOARD FEET' OF LUMBER •••• AND YOU'LL PAY MUCH LESS FOR LUMBER NOW AT DISCOUNT DAVE'S GUARANTEE IT! As you know, fewer new homes are being built this year. As a result, the entire North American lumber market is experiencing a major price decrease! We, at Discount Dave's, are currently paying as much as 40% LESS for lumber than we did last sum- mer, And we intend to pass the savings on to you! Furthermore, we bought over 11 million board feet of the finest lumber we could buy! And we bought it for less. So take ad- vantage of lower prices. Shop and save at Discount Dave's! DAVE CONKLIN, Pres. Discount Dave's VISA =MS eee- government continue to try to negotiate details of a $200 vtini„e aid program for the financially troubled auto company following its parent company's announcement that it •plans to buy rather than build its new V6 engine. This news is a devastating blow for the town of Windsor where Chrysler Canada planned to produce the engine,. Beth federal and provincial governments insist that Chrysler must guarantee at least 14,500 Canadian jobs if the com- pany expects to receive government money. The whole idea of the proposed financial aid is to save Canadian jobs, not the auto company. It seems clear that literally hundreds of gallons of liquid industrial waste at a Hamilton dump leaked through a large split in a holding tank in 1978 and was only discovered after six months by a police in- vestigation. Charges have not been pressed against the company managing the site by the Ministry of the Environment because a certificate of approval didn't expressly disallow the ,,lumping of liquid waste, according to a ministry spokesman. Liberal Leader Stuart Smith has charged that the holding tank became known as "the magic box" among workers at the dump and haulers who trucked in waste. "It was Magic in that no matter how much waste a hauler put in it, the waste seemed to disappear", he said, "What was really happening was the bottom of the tank had been eaten away and the waste poured into. 'it was simply disap- pearing below." Dr. Smith renewed a call for a judicial inquiry into the dump's operations, a demand he first made a year ago after the Ministry of the Environment admitted it couldn't account for about 500,000 gallons of waste that had entered the plant gates. Recently the government released a study which said foreign ownership of agricultural land was an overblown concern. However, it has now in- troduced a bill which would require all non-residents to register their financial in- terests in farmland. The Minister said the province should know the extent of foreign ownership in two years, If it is excessive con- sideration would be given to legislation which would require Cabinet approval for land purchases by foreigners. This "Act to Require the Registration of Non-resident Interest in Agricultural Land in Ontario" is almost identical to the Private Member's Elill on the subject Which 1t twice introduced. HOME CENTRES LOTS Ot FREE PARKING EXETER DISTRICT -COni0P 23S-2081