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TRADEMARK NOTICE
"DILL'S ATLANTIC GIANT" and "ATLANTIC GIANT" are registered
trademarks owned by Howard Dill Enterprises, Windsor, Nova Scotia,
Canada. A trademark is a word, symbol, a design, or a combination of
these, used to distinguish the wares or services of one person or
organization from those of others in the marketplace. Trademarks come
to represent not only actual wares and services, but the reputation
of the producer. As such, they are considered valuable intellectual
property. A registered trademark can be protected through legal
proceedings from misuse and imitation.
Howard Dill Enterprises owns Certificates of Registration for the
trademark - "ATLANTIC GIANT" in Canada, United States, United
Kingdom, Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece,
Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Portugal and Spain.
Howard Dill Enterprises owns Certificates of Registration for the
trademark - "DILL'S ATLANTIC GIANT" in Canada and United Kingdom.
PATENT NOTICE
Howard Dill Enterprises, Windsor, Nova Scotia, Canada owns a U.S.
patent "DILL'S ATLANTIC GIANT" for the pumpkin variety. This
certificate of Plant Variety Protection is to grant Howard Dill
Enterprises, as provided by Law, the right to exclude others from
selling the variety, or offering it for sale, or reproducing it, or
importing it, or exporting it, or using it in producing a Hybrid or
different variety there from.
The above rights are valuable properties of Howard Dill Enterprises
and myself. I am prepared to vigorously enforce my own and my
company's patent and trademark rights in the U.S., Canada and Europe.
The only companies and pumpkin growing organizations authorized to
use my trademarks "ATLANTIC GIANT" and "DILL'S ATLANTIC GIANT" are
those authorized directly by myself and Howard Dill Enterprises.
I have always sought to keep the prices for my seed reasonable and
continue to provide top quality seed and service. At this time, I
would like to thank all of you who have supported me in the past and
welcome new customers who aspire to grow a big pumpkin.
Your in pumpkins,

Howard Dill
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