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work or them Karl Scott COOKSTOWN FAIR RESULTS Canning peasTerry Arnold BarleyDoug Peacock WRITING thde One printing Peter Farts oi Cookstown Beverley Cunningham oi Cookstown Bill Thompson oi Cookstown Grade Two printingMichael Price of ivy Bonnie Irwin oi fookatown Sandra Kursis oi vy Grade Three writingKenn Hogarth oi ivy Ricky Lee oi ivy Sharon Patton oi ivy Grade FourElizabeth Ile Lean oi Cookstown Sandra Co burn or cookstown Jimmie Currie ai Cookstown BMW oi NCS Tecumscth Bonnie Stev enson oi NCS Tecumseth Di anlrjile hiattyl oi NSS TeCUflIi Iha ates oi industries are de termined by the people who president at Ford Motor Com pany oi Canada Ltd said Wednesday night Stating that it is not enough on communitys part to at 77tractvantndustry tails locale and not enough on an industrys part to huild plant there Mr Scott urged both community and industry to beyond the water towers to assess their lull responsibility to one another He spoke to the combined Chambers oi Commerce oi Fort Erie Greater Niagara Niag ara on theLake Port Col hourne st Catharioes Thorold and Welland to mark the oili clal opening near here of Ford oi Canadas glass fabricating plant He also urged industries to diversify so as to assure the iu turn nfboth themselves andthr communities in which they op sratc Salesmsnship rests not only with company Mr Scott said MUST SELL PRIDE The industrial community can make an important contrib ution to the access oi its local industries by practising dil ierent iorm ct salesmanship This calls for you to sell your ielIO citizens constantly on the urgent need or greater pride by all industrial employees in bet ter quality products and higher standards at workmanship in greater eiiiciency and im proved productivity When industries hadreason to be enthusiastic about their com munities other industries were attracted to the same environ ment in the case of Fords new SALE OF READYMADE 93 Youngs Draperies PA 86588 42 Dunlap Iihod Price at ivy Myrna Fates OirIndustriesDetenninedu By Employees Ford Head States NIAGARA FALLS Ont 10 Grade SisBarbara Grlmsby oi West Gwiliimbury No Ai ien Ellis oi ivy Anne Reeve oi Cookrtowo Grade S¢Ven and Eight Donna Walton oi Ivy Nancy Davis at ivy Rose Elliott 01 unknown ART Grade One freehand nursery rhyme Vickie Godsen of Cockatown Peter Mogenseo oi cookstowo Angie Harper ivy Grade Two ireehand crayon htyma Smith at ivy Sandra Kursis oi ivy Larry Davis at ivy Grade Three mohaad cray onigeony Hogafib oi 1311 Jackie Hayward oi Ivy Doug Black of Cookstown Grade Four freehand crayon glass plant or instance it company and community sales manship were sutiiciently suc ccssiul land had already been purchased to allow ior expanA zion There is false premise Mr Scott said accepted by many employees shopkeepers andisuppliera dependent or their livelihoods on the exist cnce oi industries as well as some politicians In whose con stituencies industries are estab lished that large companies are permanent inviolste imA movable almost eternalrlhat because their installations are substantial the companies are bound to survive irrespective at whether their products are competitive in quality and price AHURON IA Dfli ViiIN THEATRE PA 83891 JEFFREV HUNTER DAVID JANSSEII VIC PATRICIA Diimiii owns FAMOUS PLAYERS THEAiiiE Feature 700 and 920 Adult Entertainment My Next Attraction Shirley MacLean IN LTWO LOVESL Carmthera oi ivy Laird Enl ilngshead oi West Gwillimbury No Grade Three posterSusan Harper of ivyBoh Bain oi ivy Dianne histtys oi NCS Tecums seth Grade Six freehand Rith Timbers at Cookstown Bever ley Iionkman oi Cookstcwn Allen Ellis oi ivy Grade Seven and Eight poster atary Gibson oi Ivy Jim lticDerrnott oi ivy Keitha Beatty oi Cockstown swim Grades One to FourRhea erick Price oi Ivy Grades Five to EightTerry Martin at Ivy Grade Five boys at NOS Tecumsetb Cookstown Grade Six WOKKBOOK Grade OneVicki Godsen oi Cookstownfiisabelloeilogerson oi Cockatown lliarilyn Gilpin oi ivy Grade TwoJean Lenlon oi Cookstowa Lorraine Eitiattmi Cookstown Brian held at Ivy Grade Four science hook Paul Morrison oi Cookstown Dennis Taylor of Cookstown Rhod Price oi ivy Grade Five health book Susan Harper oi ivy Heather CunninghamrotimrAprii Lee of ivy Grade Sis reitgtonrmst book Beverley ltionkman of Cookstown Nancy Corri an at Goostawnususnn Metca oi Cookaiown Grade Sovcn social study Doana Walton oi ivy Nancy Davis of ivy Larry Couse oi Cookstown Grade Eight social study Carol Cherrlngton oi iv his llyn Gian oicaokstowa Mary Jagoo of Gookstown ARTS GRAPES HOBBIES Scrapbook oi birds and an imalsLarry Kell oi Giliord Gary Haynes oi Bradlord Nancy Jean Burton oi Brad ord Nodoul weeds Grades Five and Six Lawrence Speera oi ivy Malcolm Wilson at ivy Lynda Banks oi Cookstown Nuts and traits of torest trees Grades Seven and Eight chkson Glassoot ooolutown Doug Fisher ol rcookstgwn Laurence Speers oi ivy Meccano made modelLarry Woodwork lawn ornament ivy No ivy ss from Martin of ivy Wrapped birthday box for boy or girllire Kursts oi ivy Patsy Hayward oi ivy Nancy Corrigan oi Cookstown Pie open to any boyTerry Arnold oi Ivy Ricky Bell of Cookstown CoOp Or Board Mdy Solve Farmers Market Problems By JOHN HUGHES For years the price at cabbagehead or chicken was private matter between the seller and the buyer The tam er used to drive his wagon or truck to your door and spread out his products or your inspets lion You bargained with him tor what you wanted and in the process each learned something andestablished nonleeIIngMoL lruat Now both go to the rup ermsrlret and nwemut There are more than 2000 Canadian operated supermark etslarge corporate chaos vol untary ohatnrandprlvote mar kets Five large corporate and three voluntary chains do more than halt the retail food business inACanada FARMERB SHARE DIPE Farm people wonder why their proiits wholesale selling flfilHiIH4MilnkhmMVMen iallin oti when th costloih Canadian HistoryCarol Cher rlngton oi ivy Donna Walton oi ivy Jackie nietcalfc oi Cookstcwn DANCJN DANCING Saturdawarr The Rhythmen 250 Per Couple Ample Parking consumer has been rising There has been an as per cent increase in the cost oi the market basket but the tar rue enaassv Banquet and Entertainment Bail BLAKE ET Beside Kcmpvtsw Bowl conquers comprises PARTIES commons WEDDINGS mers share has declined irom to 44 per not Some supermarkets have ex tensive warehouses and shipping iacilltlea as well as packaging some of their own inrits and vegetables As general rule this Is dons elsewhere by firms specializing in this service ihcrs is greater emphasis on cleanliness and uniformity in JackaglnLJuthe so mum strong pressure on the armor One oi the main masons arm prices have not kept pace with our economy is because the tar mcr lacks bargaining power in most products in bargaining tor himself with the skilled super market buyer he Is up again stilt competition He il bargain nlytothmsellanILit personal ila important transaction or him But the supermarket buyer is 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