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B810 The Canadian Champion, Wed. Jan. 29, 1975 Ha/ton Agricultural Society Review 1974 Fali Fair - prepare for new year i ,'e vIl'Iat onte hoîîîle we h' iii'and5 tiiîd iîiiSepti'26 Jiiiar iall.H f,'i t i retormei Ill titi'n titi linth ttii titilxitt is e rIi h re i t- lîîtthe ', i n h e t i theifl l fart an p- lin Pats f i* and m t titi i t t,, Ithet, p)nI l Mi Vîalefl n tl n "1il'1ii- M il at-t't jtl:,p ('lv ii'die,itij il ind iailianioflii t ,i Ilinlitiitee fr n' i "1i 1t ,("'lil me il a 1Id h tt li ( 1 97,t i il i i' ' i l- d e t ,t t i o v li tok ti r i I 1 i i al l Sa ut Mis 1, Stnoe, Miss E. Chls-son s. iArt Wilson, Mro C. eollinnstoo Miss G. holi,,liMis T Biiisild. Mis'N is',',Mn Il C, Reid, Mi' Fttilherslin, Mis'V.('nl- t i M" i fiii t 1, - i , M, Mr ,l".î l ' tut 'ii-n tM,, l R ani d [oiii Gi, Itilii' i I1, 'lis 5 AlKlîîîli A E. Wl- d",Il mI 'iîî'tîîî V i"W, i 'i'lioiii .1 I ( i[i iiiill H. McIiiiliii. -, Ilt Ri li I i'i S ie- Ra 1 to, (AiG 1', 1iJil, , Itob trgi' Mion Xl Pt iiiiitltlt- Xlý i, \1 CLAYTON HADFIELD was presented witl thse award for meritorînus service to agriculture by tise Halton Agrîcultural Society at their annual meeting Saturday, by dîrector George Readhead. Mr. Hadfield has served the society os a director and chairman of the poultry division for nearly 201 years. Sunflighf@ HolidaySpecials A LOT MORE VACATION FOR A LOT LESS MONEY. Nois is te tîme' To tome i n d picktip Vourfre- moneysaving Stnflght ' Holiday Spnriai Brochure. <CAN TRA VEL> 70 MAIN ST. 8785680 opposieMilon Med il Anatomy of a Gas Range. 1975O'tFIFICERS oîf Halton Agricultural Society president Robert Marshall, Mr. Marshall was also tttrs' tlected ai îtîe association's annual meeting appointed as dîroctor 10 tihe Halo Farm Safet y Satu'day. Frorn icti they are secretary-tre"surer Councîl. The Society is the sponsor of Miltonî Fal Luttian Readhead, president Geraid Carton, firot Faur. suce-presdent Lloyd Stokes and second vice- Our latest gas ranges0 are beautiful enough te be seen in the motit modern kitchens. And wshen it gets down te acttîaliv replacing 'sour present gas range, wý,e knos v îu gis e that surface beaut', a lot et close scrutins', and that's when vou'll'reaiiv be soid. Todax 's gas ranges corne wî%,th all the latest tine-saving conveniences. Take the oven - it's a ientjnuous cieaning oven that does exactis' what the name suggests. It cleansý itseif continuousiy. As vou use it. There are aisul selt-timning ovens to cook dinner when cou're flot even homne. And micro-ras' broilers tospî'ed Up cooking time. But whie ail our neis ranges are convenient, theres one teature that stili outshines the others. Cooking control. The instant-heat feature of natural ga,ý means the einute s'eu turn ton the tiame, sou turn on the heat. And the intînite-heat feature means vou have an infinite number of settings te chouse from; iow enough to meit chocelate wvithout hurning the pot, or high enough te deep-frs' or stir-fry in a wok. Then, too, there's the matter ot eeergs Lon-er\'atien. With instant-heat control so(-u never svaste energy just warrning up or coeiing dosivn eieînents, Or, fer that matter, veu neyer ssaste energy just keeping sieur even clean. Let's face it, when it cornes te efficiencv, gas is a natural. Theres ne refining or generating invtslved (you're getting fuel energy right fromi its source), for a wise and efficient use et energs' resources. Xhen it cernes dîne te replace ssour present ranlge, get a naturai gas range. We think you'iI agree, the beauty et as hý wat it i es for your tîme. uion GHs LIMITED ,it',s '-s s't' ~ \~~O i~s iii 's 4 Available only at TIhe Milton Plaza, Milton 878-2629 lý ýjje St.Clai rý Vel!výet Satin F'St.Clair Lo-Lustr