The old cheese maker of Plum Hollow, Claude Flood, 73, warns the end of small cheese factories will mean the end to first-quality Canadian cheddar. On(...)

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The old cheese maker of Plum Hollow, Claude Flood, 73, warns the end of small cheese factories will mean the end to first-quality Canadian cheddar. On(...)

Date8/27/1971

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Barkley, Harold (photographer)

Toronto Star (Firm) (publisher)

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Original Toronto Star caption: The old cheese maker of Plum Hollow; Claude Flood; 73; warns the end of small cheese factories will mean the end to first-quality Canadian cheddar. Ontario's small cheese factories are being strangled into extinction by new regulations and dwindling milk supplies.

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