HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1970-04-30, Page 11Systems
Ease Farm
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by R, D. Kelly
Engineering -Extension Specialist
Automation offers many ad-
vantages to farm operations - in
increased labor efficiency, con-
venience, and safety.- However, it
has not reached its maximum po-
tential because adequate sensing
devices have not been available.
The pressure switch on a wa-,
ter system or the thetmostat on
a ventilation fan are sensing de-
vices long in common use. A
photoelectric sensor to turn yard
lights on at dark and off at day-
break is a more recent Innovation
4 in widespread use.
We commonly think of sensing
devices as part of a complete,
pre-packaged, automated, sys-
tem. We seldornsee how, with a ,
little ingenuity, the devices alone
can be usefully applied to many.
farm operations.'
* For example, a farmer using
a tractor to drive a grain dryer
was troubled by chaff and dust
plugging the radiator grill, cau-
sing the radiator to overheat.
As a solution, he installed a
thermostat in the cooling system
to shut down the engine when the
• safe, temperature limit had been
exceeded.
Pressure switches to operate
electrical systems are available
in many forms. A simple• sys-
' tern would be the use of a small
auger to supply a. working bin
located above a feed grinder. A,
* ° pressure switch located' in the
bin wall could stop the auger
, when thibilf,'was felT;Thus saving
valuable time.anergany steps. A
sligh=tl'y' more" complicated sys-
Win would also start the auger
when the working bin was empty.
Time clocks are commonly
4' used to operate lights, heaters,
and ventilation fans. A simple and
inexpensiveelay timer has many
potential applications. It could be
' used to turn off an auger or leg
elevator after time has been al-
lowed for the dump pit to empty:- ,
The delay timer would permit the
• operator to continue with'his work
rather than have to wait to turn
the equipment off.
. Most labor-saving systems
using sensing devices must be
- tailored to the requirements of
„7, your particular installations and
' it is, therefore,slifficult to pro-
• vide standard plans. Local elec-
tricians Can help you design a
system 'and select equipment.
Wiring, of 'course, must be done
in accordance with the Ontario
Electrical Code:
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Miss Mary McIlwain
Miss Margie Whyte of Guelph
' is spending two weeks holidays
with her mother,Mrs. W. L.
• Whyte, Tom and ill.
M. and Mrs. George, Mc-
Ilwain visited on Wednesday with
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kingswell
of Huronview.
.Kathy and David Jewitt of
Clinton spent the week end with
their grandmother, Mrs. Ella ▪ Jewitt and boys.
Mr: and Mrs. George Murray
and Barbara of Galt spent the
week end at their summer home.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hart
of Brussels visitedon Saturday
evening with Mr. and Mrs, Fred
Buchanan and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Dale
attended the 25th I wedding
anniversary on Friday evening
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for Mr. And Mrs, Orville StOyeY.
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son, Brenda, Bonnie and John
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Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crozier,
Brian, Paul, Kevin and Lori of
Listowel spent Sunday _with Mr?
and Mrs. George McilWain,Mary
and Sandra.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Dekker
and family of Galt were Sunday
visitors with Mr. and Mrs.Bert
Haverkamp and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mc-
Clymont of Varna spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Nick Whyte,
David, Bryan and Crystal.
Mr. and Mrs. Terrence Hunt-
er of Colborne Township visited
on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
John Thompson and family.
Sunday visitors with Mr.and
'Mrs. William Dolmage were Mr.
and Mrs. Neil.._ Dolmage and
Stephen of Barrie, Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Saldivar, Jim, David and
Jeanne of Seaforth, Mr. and Mrs.
Larry Blake, Nellie and Kathy of
Walton and Mr. and Mrs. Brian
A nderson.
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and Mark of Blyth, Mrs. Bob
Johnson of Grand Valley were
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Kerri.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Snell
and Shane of Blyth visited on
Sunday with" Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Dale and Cheryl.
Mr. and MrS. Leo Sanders
and Jennifer of Brussels, Mr.
,and Mrs. Marris Bos and Steven
visited on Sunday with Mr. and,
Mrs. John Wammes and family.
Sunday visitors at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Riley and
family were: Mrs. Laws.
Grant and Debbie', Mr, Graelis,
Duncan 'De Groot, all of Clinton,
Mrs. Craig, David, Debbie and
Sandra, Mr. and Mrs. Don Wor-
rselly, all of Guelph, Mr. and
Mrs. Hubert Schroeder of Exeter
and Miss Kathy Steepe of Homes-
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spent Sunday in London with Mr.
and Mrs. Murray gale, Debbie,
Donna and Chris.
' Jim Thompson and John
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all the best in their new business.
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and Tammy of Stratford 'visited
on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
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and Lorne of Mitchell, IVIrs.Ruth
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Sanders.
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James Halide, Brantford, Pres',
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and formerly of-Stratford, opened
the Workshop.
A, Les McDonald, Program
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objectives of the Workshop and
introduced the National and Pro-
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session "Program Development
- The Team Approach"- re J.
O'Brien, Exec. Vice-President.
OTRDA, Dr. Cameron C. Gray,
Exec. Medical Director, Ontario
Wore* Society, Dr. C. W...14.
Jeangs, Exec. Secretary, Cana.,
dian WARD Association, MM.,
Eleanor McDonald, Begleonal
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Team" session, Mrs. E. A. 01-lins, Es.ec. Director of the DTI-tarlo County .Assoc., Mr. Mc-
Donald and Mrs. Beryl DavideFM,
Program Director, Huron-Perth
TBHD Assoc. were the panelists.
Miss Jean Thomson, Tte0Onal
Consultant in Public Health Nur-
sing, Ontario Dept. of Health*as
a luncheon meeting speaker and
her topic was. "The public Health
Nurse's Role and the VOlnntary
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