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Allied's Farm Leasing Programme
1. THERE IS NO "DOWN PAYMENT" WITH LEASING SO YOUR CASH RESOURCES ARE PRESERVED!
2. LEASING EXTENDS YOUR FARM CREDIT AND SIMPLIFIES YOUR BOOKKEEPING
3. ALL EQUIPMENT IS INSURED FOR COLLISION, UPSET, FIRE, THEFT, ETC.
4. ALL LEASING PAYMENTS ARE 100% TAX DEDUCTIBLE!
LEASING IS YOUR NEW POWERFUL WEAPON TO MODERNIZE
ON A TRULY ECONOMICAL BASIS
For example take a $6,000.00 tractor. If you purchased the tractor you would be required to put up a "down payment"
of approximately one-third, or $2,000.00. By leasing you would not have to put up this down payment, so this
$2,000.00 could be used for other purposes. Suppose you used this money to pay cash for feed for your dairy cattle.
The feed dealer usually gives a 2% discount for cash every month — 2% per month is 24% per year — an excellent
return on your saving.
LEASING CAN BE MORE ECONOMICAL THAN BORROWING THE MONEY
FROM A BANK, CREDIT UNION, ETC., TO BUY THE EQUIPMENT
For more details about Leasing or Dairy Credit, write or phone
CHARLES R. HARRIS
HURON COUNTY AGENT
ALLIED FARM SERVICES
PHONE BAYFIELD 95
The Bayfield Bulletin-July 1,1965 -Page Five
3to's' BEST CHOICE - BEST PRICE AT GODERICH MOTORS 84,6%,
Proud Mares and Their Pretty Foals
As pretty a sig,at as anyone could see were these young
foals, not quite two months old, with their part Arabian
mothers. Ed. !:oran of St. Catherines owns the half-arab
dray and foal, while the sorrell, a three-quarter arab,
belongs to h.!. brother-in-law on the Varna road not far
from Bayfield, where the fillies will be reared for
breeding stock. (Bulletin Photo)
The overall crop
picture in the County
is favourable.
Crop Report
Province Hires
Beach Patrols
Beach Patrol Offic-
ers are employed by
the Department of
Lands and Forests in
most of Southern
Ontario's Provincial
Parks.
This responsible
job requires keen,
alert, highly skilled,
athletic young men
who are easily ident4
ified by their orange
coloured uniforms.
Their main duties are:
(1) To maintain
order on park beaches
(2) To avert accid-
ents and injuries by
preventing unsafe
acts and conditions.
(3) To render intell
igent assistance when
emergencies arise.
Some indication of
the effectiveness of
these dedicated young
men may be gained
from information com-
piled in Southern
Ontario's Provincial
Parks in 1964. During
One of the major
safety problems in
Ontario Provincial
Parks results from
children who are neg-
lected by their par-
ents, being lost,
injured, or drowned.
It is thought by many
Department staff that
the relaxing atmos-
phere in parks pro-
duces a carefree and
careless attitude in
the minds of many
normally conscientious
the summer months of
this one year, 20
lives were saved by
water rescues,many of
the victims requiring
artificial respiration
to restore life. In
Huron County
Parts of the county
are still suffering
from prolonged dry
periods while other
areas have received
ample moisture to
bring crops along in
good condition.
Haying is progress-
ing favourably -
spring grains have
started to head and
in most cases will be
short strayed.
Fall wheat looks
quite promising, and
pastures have stood
up surprisingly well
under the dry condi-
tions.
Haying is progress-
ing rapidly with a be
low average crop.
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Family Outing . . . Stop In
KERR'S MARKET LUNCH
addition, 3,326 warn-
ings were issued to
people endangering
their own lives or the
lives of others.
With the approach of
another summer season
and resumption of
water recreational
activities, this dep-
artment appeals to
park users to heed the
instructions of our
trained Beach Patrol
Officers. Accidents,
injuries, or death
have no place in an
enjoyable outing or
vacation.
parents.
While every effort
is made to ensure that
Provincial Parks are
safe recreational
areas, hazards inher-
ent to human occup-
ancy are present in
parks just as they
are in towns and
cities. Fortunately,
traffic moves at a
slower speed in parks
for youngsters forget
the wise advice of
teachers and parents
to stop and look both
ways before crossing
the street and heed-
lessly run across
roads.
Tools such as knives
and axes which are
stored out of reach
of curious hands in
the home are left
within reach of the
little fingers at the
campsite.
The fascination of
the campsite is known
by all. However, it
seems to really attr-
act the tots who appr
oath much too close
to the sorrow of all
when a spark strikes,
causing a burn.
Parents Have Responsibility
For Children in Prov. Parks
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