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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1975-03-27, Page 18d .a For the past two years Flax as a~ cash crop has shown a net return per acre equal to, and in most cases better than, most cash crops available in the area. We have cleaned a limited amount of FLAX SEED and this is now available for booking. interest in this seed is strong and we suggest you phone and ordi now to avoid being disappointed. : For seed ' please contact: or ANDERSON FLAX PRODUCTS Lucknoly, Ontario phone 528-2026 TOPNOTCH FEEDS LIMITED M'ilverton, Ontario . phone 595-4941 • ifyoule a farmer planning for the future, has the financing you nee.,(1. b. longer range financing of items such as machin— ery, grain storage or additional land. - We can lend you the money you need And the nice thing is that you can arrange repayment.ipecifically to suit your cash flow. If you wish we can also arrange low-cost credit life insurance. Whatever your credit needs, the person to talk to is your local Commerce manager. S94f you're a farmer who has future plans that incTUde money, come talk to us. IDI'NOTCH FEUDS LIMIIED • .9 Ailtratmeans lest vijeeds, trex Liquid mains less work. When you put AAtrex Liquid to worn your weeds, you get more You al -clean cornfields. get a new ease of than lush-clean handling, convenience and even greater efficiency. That's because AAtrex Liquid is a liquid suspension with no dust AAtreX Liquid gives you the un- equalled AAtrex flexibility of applica- tion: pre-plant, pre-emergent, post-emergent. And AAtrei Liquid requires only 10 gal/acre for pre- emergent control- and 15 gal/acre for post-emergent control: So you • .can spray more acres per.tankful and take less trips to your water source, —sat* Plus, you can substitute liquid , grasses. AAtreOziquid. The easiest fertilizeKtbr water during pre- way. yet to gro,-,axirnum yield corn emergent praying and feed in the cleanest fields. yo eed. ..,C16A—GEIOY CANADA LTD., —.L.— AAtrex Liquid ome carry-over may be found Agrochemicals Division, ere spraying has overlapped, ,,One Westside Drive, Etobicoke, but most crop rotation is unaffected Ontario M9C182 when AAtrex Liquid is used ' according to label rates for most weeds. " • This is what mkkes AAtr Liquid wor best chbice for controlling most annual broadl af weedsind Follow label rate for control of these weeds as well as Wild Oats, Yellow Foxtail, Lady's Thumb, Mustards, Purslane, Redroot Pigweed, Volunteer Clovers, Wild Buckwheat, Smartweed, 'Quackgrass, Canada Thistle, Nutgrass. Lambs Quarters- Ragweed ®Registered Trademark CIOON Mikhell 4g43433 flensall 262-2547" Phone 5274910 Seaforth C1BA,--GEIGY , Agrochemicals Division Custom & Debuce,locessitig BEEF by QUARTER and SIDE dayin— MONDAY for 0.A.TtLE WEDNESDAY for ,PIGS Darling's Abatiiir it Food Market -= EXETER 235.0420 Easter lily heralds Spring "ATTENTION FARMERS . considered F L Have you for your 1975 cash crop? It'is true that the snowdrop and crocus announce spring outdoors, but the Easter Lily is the recognized indoor sign of the new season. ,"And because Easter is early this yeai, the homeowner can rush spring a little, at least in his mind, and shop for a lily in early March," says Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food horticulturist, D.M. Sangster. , ATTEND HULLETT MEETING. — A large crowd (. was at thellullett Wildlife Managemeht Area on Thursday to hear thicussions on a plan for flooding Jack's Jottin9s ' -This week in the Legislature,( Student AssiStance Programme the .Minister *Fducaticat °' will increase next fall from $48.50 -announced that the Government , to $57.50 a week. The new will raise4ceilings on school board Ontario Student LoanS plan will spending,.• by $50.00 for each. , enable a student to borrow at low elementary and secondary schoOl interest up to $1,400 each pupil 'because . of continued academic year to a maximum of and 1974,- but Ontario's exports inflation". Boards Will now be $4,000 and Ministry officials- •went up by only 34.1%, only . permitted to spend ' $926:00 for estimate that up to 3,000 students three-fifths of the national rate. each.elementary school pupil and may benefit from the plan. $1,441 for each high school Consumer prices are rising fast er in, Ontario than the national student, This increase; will add some $20 million to the province's- share of education spending, Ontano Federation of Students - which is about 60% of the total. has described the OSAP, increases „dokrnment grants to boards •of ,as inadequate to coveeinflation, education will ris,e this year, to but welcomed the special bursary -nearly $1.5 billion' from $1.33 fund as a "step .in''the right billion last year. direction" in student assistance. On the, sqbject of teacher Liberal -Leader Robert Nixon • ' salaries, tbe' Minister said "their • •continued his reply to the Speech salines should reflect increases from ',the - Throne this week, •.t ,in inflation, togethe ewfth other strongly ',criticizing . the ecOuiprnic ' trends • th? Government beciuse , in Ontario ,cOmmun'ity,. . t tit withdraw we are not' "plulling our weight: le.ryice's to supper tsilemands that in the econo y, in fond :are by any standard,. exorbitant production, in use-building, in • and nnreasonable, ,5 grossly education, not " even in urban , unfair to' stnIgents".. transit. Despite 'our tremendous the Ministt of 'Colleges jnd natural advantages,• despite: our ' Universitip's atinounced a new rich resources of people,. of land student loth programme and .the and of mineral wealth, the DAvis . creation of ;,a $500,000' sp'ecial. Government has 'been unable to bursary fund' to-/' 'assist maintain Ont ario's hard-earned iiinpoverislied part-time students. Maximum' f living. allowances ‘16adership." Lets face it, you don't neen bank to tell you how to plan your future, ThaNyour business. And we respect it. 0 But let's say you've got your plans all , sorted out. And your plans are going to need inoney, come to us. Ws'd like to help you. We're the Bank of Commerce. We can custom tailor an entire credit packige specifically for your'farm. The, package includes short term credit to cover your month to month and treason to Season operations and CANADIAN IMPERIAL BANK OF COMMERCE 2606 acres ttwe. Farm drainage was the main concern of neighbouring farmers. (Story on Page 1) (Staff Photo) 14 0 Mr. Nixon pointed out that Ont s unemployment rate is going up almost two-thirds faster than the national rate. Also the value of Canadian exports increased 58.6% between 1972 pplicants' must be, on welfare, Unemployed or have a low family t ome. A spokesman for the position of strength and under • the• existing Ontario Unemployment Up Lobo township -and the town of Strathroy were 're-aligned with the Middlesex Riding whereas Tuc4cersmith township and• the Iowa of Seaforth remain in the Huron-Middlesex Riding. The interim report removed Tuckeioirniffi township and the town of Seaforth from Huron and included them with the Huron- Bruce Riding. Mullett and McKillop townships now form a part . of the Huron-Bruce Riding, otherwise the Huron portion .of the new Riding remains as it was formerly. • • WANT - ADS Phone 527-0246 More assistance to students,pnriounced 'hi province . has actually tv erspent its housing budget. In 1913 and 1974 the government underspent by a total of $103 million -- $103 ..,million which should have been spent on hotising and was not. This past fiscal year, the rental housing budget. alone was underspent by • $20 billion. New Ridings 'average: in Toronto, for example, The Government has house prices have been rising introduced legislation to' increase 18%. faster than elsewhere, the number of Ontario Ridings to Meanwhile between 1972 and 125 from 117, as recommended by 1974 Canadian average • wage the :e..,9port of the Independent rates have increased faster than • r Ontario Electoral Boundaries in Ontaiio, Also, across. Canada the pupil-teacher ratio in schbols has been improving, but in Ontario class size fras grown larger. Our agriculture industry is, experiencing serious 'diffi culties, and there were 127;000 fewer Ontario farms in operation in 1971 than a decade earlier. This , Huron-Middlesex Electoral decline is continuing, and our District and it will consist of , the arable land is fast disappearing. townships of Adelaide, Biddillph, There has been a fall in acreage East Williams, Goderich, Hay, for feed grains, tobacco, fruit and ,McGillivray, Stanley, Stephen, vegetables.. The 'ntinthek, of„dairy TuCkersmith, LIshorne pmd West cattle In OntaYibT,Siedidpped -14Villiams, the towns of Clinton, steadily since 1956, from more Exeter, Goderich, • Parkhill and than a million head to 755,000 in Seaforth," and -the villages of 1911. • Ailsa Craig, Bayfield, Hensall; For the past two fiscal years Lucan and Zurich. • ' Commission. The changes will be in effect for the next provincial. election, according to the ' Premier. There have been minor changes made to the Huron ,Riding since I last reported to you on the interim reports of the Cominission. The Riding will now be known a$ the