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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1981-11-11, Page 2812 0 0 Is your kitchen ready for a face lift 7 CUSTOM KITCHENS AND VANITIES NEW CONSTRUCT ON OR REMODELING COME IN, AND SEE THE SPECIALISTS John Patterson 482-3183 BALL-MACAULAY SEAFORTH 527-0910 •LIMITED CLINTON - 482-3405 HENSALL,- 262-2418 SEAFORTH INSURANCE 39 Main St. S. Seoforth .Home .Business .Farrn .Auto .Life . Sickness Accident . investments 527-1610 • r- DECORATING Graves Wallpaper & Paint. Featuring rtAlig To the Unfit If you just sit You won't quit Being unfit Canadian & Imported Wall Coverings 527-0550 Seaforth , DECORATING—, .Expert Interior A ' Exterior Decorators Walicoverings Kern Paints ilk"' Window Shades • _Armstrong Carpets —, HILDEBRAND c.NC4 PARE," Phone 527-1080' Main St.. Seaforth ,.----HEATINd FLORIST Hildebrand e-- CONSTRUCTION Business 'rector)/ Flowers IS Main St. Seaforth Office 527-0351 Res. 527-1784 Complete Floral Service) with a personal touch. 93AILEY8 ROOFING CARPENTRY DRY WALL ALUMIN UM siDiNp SOFFIT; ,FASCIA RENOVATIONS Lennox and Duaf-Aire , Furnaces _ 4 e.---IMPROVEMENTS Sheet Metal Work MacLEAN HOME IMPROVEMENTS Specialists in Engineered Heating Systems CLEANER CARPETS 1111111111hi STEAM4427a theme:el cloud service 524-2260 upholstery Cleaning Free Estiinate J.,--=ELECT.RICAL 'K. MURRAY ELECTRIC 24 hour service , NOV. AND DEC. so% OFF Larry McGrath Construction Cali, Collect Ahytime 348-9406 'for daytime 348-8106 for night Farm , residential, industrial and commercial wiring 262-6349 Kippen, Ont.% ("7.- REFINISHING -Furnitirre TiefiniSTiing All Hand Stripped ' We Buy Old Furniture (any condition) Tables, Chairs Dressers etc 273-4312 Collect Ask for Ron 527-0714 After 7 30 p & ask for Mike FEED MILL fLEMiNG FEED MILL • Bulk Pelleted Feed, • Fast unloading elevator • 2. pits open 24 hrs. a day CLINTON 48/-3438 - 527-0984 . Seaforth I INSURANCE FUNERAL HOME Bob Lortle R.S. Box Evenings V27-0680 527-0962 ---CONSTRUCTION,,, Phone 527-0032 Fre6 Estimthes For Siding Aluminum • and Vinyl, Aluminum , WindOws Doors Awnings . Railings (CHIROPRACTOR 1—CARPENTRY---7-N MURRAY HENDERSON, . CARPENTRY Fienqvat ions, Additions, Sheds, Framing, Any Home improvements FREE ESTIMATES 527-0731 /--APPLIANCES—N APPLIANCE & REFR IGERAT ION, SERVICE Authorized factory warranty --- Service and repairs to KELVINATOR & INGLIS APPLIANCES Service and repairs to.all makes 1._-T V. & STEREO-N r , _. . -, • Frisra- ,,q1;.,„, ...,,,., Construction VVhitney -Ribey Funeral Home p—CARP J & j Carpentry *Concrete Forming and Finishing *Framing *Drywall *Roofing •Cabinet Making John Ryan 527-1520 SEAFORTH CHIROPRACTIC CENTRE r.or., clef e Line CEMETERY MONUMENTS Time for fitness is time on Your Side. Thomas 'J. Devereaux SALES SERVICE ZENITH TELEVISION AND STEREO ROSS W. RIBEY DIRECTOR HORNE'S 87 Goderieh St , Seaforth 41, paRnapaniOn ROOFING & SIDING PAINTING EAVESTROUGHING FARM BUILDINGS CONCRETE WORK - 7 Years' Eiperienee Guaranteed Workman- ship Free Estimates Seaforth Electronics Phone 527-1390 Lyle Ward 527.1411 ‘••• 4•1 CARPENTRY-1 • House Renovations • Additions • Siding • Any Home _Improvements • BOB REGELE 527.0715 Sincere and courteous service ACCOUNTANTS MAJOR APPLIANCE SALES & SERVICE 5 27-06 3 6 Seaforth "-FARM SUPPLIES-,, MUFFLERS-1 ?thin Peed Seed Fertilizer Farm Supplies Petroleum Supplies Heating Oils - Seaforth Co-op PIANO TUNING • %parrs • Rebuilding • Keys Recovered • .9ornpo-Choseri BRUCE PULSIFER 348-9223 Mitchell, ATKINSON. INNES. LEACH & NEILL • Chartered Accountants Accounting, Auditing. Tax Planning arid .Tax Returns 20 Gouinlock St. 527.1331 SEAFORTH I 527-0770 Mufflers guaranteed as long as you own the car SEAFORTH MOTORS 1.TD. 527-1,10 N. I r—CARPENTRY 25Goderich St, W. _ Seaforth, Ontario Phone Bus. 527-1242 Res. 527-1942 Mon. - Fri. 8-12:00, 1-6:00 Tues., Thurs 8-12:00 1:30 - 8:30 Wed. 8-1 Sat. 9-1 r---SHARPENING-Th All types of saws, knives and scissors sharpened Specializing in Carbide saws and tools -- STAY SHARP SALES AND SERVICE Gordon Blanchard RR4, Walton 527.1886 CAR CARE rf:UNERAL HOME-i INDUSTRIAL RESIDENTIAL and FARM WIRING CALL 1 if :al Brodhagen Electric GARY DILL 345.2442 JOHN ELLIGSEN 345-2447 SEWING SFWING MACHINE SCPERMARki- Over 100 macnines (1,si- Service to au makes Sales • While Etna HustIvarna lots of ura machines from A49 95 SEW AND SA% 1-.• CENTRE ETD. 149 Downie Si (2 dOorS south of HudsonS1 tDjO OPTICIAN David -Th Longstaff Ltd. Optician 117 Main St. S. Seal:nab OPTOMETRISTS AND OPHTHALMOLOGISTS 17 Spading St., 527-1150 APPLIANCES--.N Appliance • and figyigeration REPAIR SERVICE Jim Broadfoot 482-7032 r- DECORATING GARY SURVEYOR Christian R. Kiar Limited BANNON 14 FLANAGAN CARPENTRY ELECTRICAL , ,, Geo. A. Sills & Sons Ontario Painting, Decorating Paperhanging Drywall 'Wing. Interior Si Exterlor FREE ESTIMATES Phone 527-1582 Seaforth, Ontario. I GORD'S GULF Prasettptleas Filed Promptly 42 West Strom...--• ,....Godette1i;Ont. Licensed Mechanic Funeral Director K.J. Cardno • • Custom Built Houses, . Additions, • Renovations, • Aluminum Siding, • Sheds. Zenith 4-2250 47 High Street Seaforth Phone 627-0885 HARDWARE MERCHANTS PLUMBING • HEATING & ELECTRICAL EXPERTS Phone: 527.1620 Scaforth .0/ Peter Flanagan 527-1399 Help your Heart Fund Help your Heart HOURS Mon.. Tues.. Thurs.. Fri., 9:00 a.rri. - 5:30 p.m. Closed Wednesdays Set. 9 -12 COMPLETE OPTICAL SERVICE S2/-1303 Service to all makes of cars HOUSE CALLS 'AVAILABLE 527-0333 THE HURON EXPOSITOR. NOVEMBER 11. 1981 prices hurting repayment 110fl POM_ have *wed win. It bstisivenuse tbOae OW* were seeded in WAY Perth farm news DRYSDALE MAJOR APPLIANCE CENTRE LTD SALES WITH SERVICE NEW AND USED ensa 262-2728 Closed Mondays throat and spinal areas. Par *Os ood•respirst9v7 Mb' Imoa may result from tato treatment. Alan Scott, Ag. Rep. mom as possible but produ- cers enn treat until the end of Nmenlhor. Later treatment can cause problems. By this time the %rambles are in the the &Omar* tiodi, Recent. mended Koductainelude No. guvon, Grubtx, Co-op War- ble Killer and Spottee. ThP lob should be done as for a 1,000 lb. animal. Only fall treatment makes sense. The grub is killed in the early stages before it has a phance to twatr-oe thrrinoh cane* to pay accumulated debt. Fasten[ are tired of hear- ing the ettleiettey kid but it means to be the only aliens- /dive. A partici4sant at, the recent Federation meeting in Mc/tell talked of working at tutting MO- A banker on the same Pru,graM pointed out that indicatom didn't At mutt immediate reknit hiltt Prices. The feeling seemed to be that the iptdiyiduel had to work OA the *IS that be mould do ***tido& about and hope thaepelceS had interest sites would clime back in line through efforts of organizat- ion leaders and govern. [Dents. In short- don't get depressed over what you can't do anything *bow. This summer we've had a lot of work helping farmers project income and expenses to see if the difference comes close to covering debt pay- ments and personal living. I Times his charge per acres is 'one-third what airplanes charge to spray crops: hgs offers of business ,:Our advantage is we can part-time passion into frOm ISrael and South. Africa. get closer in tha.o-apbtne or fitable business N. tong told The Sunday helicopter and we eau land and refuel on the spot. The tUrnAtound time for along- glideristuktntirititeS. Where- as a plane needs to go bads to an airfield, We use less fuel tottiarip.rar cheaper to ruri...1 got up at 5 a.m.lo spray this morning, but the pleasute of flying aroillid on topo.fall that mist was more than worth it . ' ' Beginning farmers invited tik theco-operalod Ineworme that • r01.111iinshi BRUCE SMITH Sales Representative Mitchell Co-op Store 130 Georgina Street Mitchell, Ont. NOK INO frsiBus: 348-9975 Res: 348-9975 A 44-year-Old mensware !alesman from• Somerset in England is ,getting the hang of international crop spray- Ing. John 'Long is turning a Crop spraying by hang glider a pro, spraying cropsj from a Motorized hang- lie 'has. just completed 1.800 acres in France, and gli er. this; peaking process. By lead feeding a small amount of grain 2.3 weeks prior to calving, 00 rumen *cell- Msdzes itself for heavier grain feeding later op. The Prevention of milk fever and Wash is also important tP SIM^ * high peak. Top ..*'04aing with a protein Sup- *meat also sn'istYportniat factor In peaking.'.Feeding and managing.,yetir herd to =40M Peak milk flaw can influence your production and hence profits. If_ your cow peaks at five pounds more than the last lactation. she should therefore give an estimated 1000 pounds more during the current lactation. If you are milking 35 cows. this would give an added production of 35,000 pounds during, the year. E.L. Rothmel, Assoe,AgAep. WARBLES BTrE THE DUST We're winning the war on warbles. The incidence of warble infestations in market cattle has deceased from thirty-three per cent to nine per cent in the last four years. Producers are treating be- cause it pays. Test have shown that treated cattle gain about 23 lbs. more over winter than untreated cattle. This gain is worth about S16 per head on today's market. The cost varies from 40 cents fora 400 lbs. calf to 80 cents pigs and the market price that is needed to make the cash flow balance. The mar- ket may not be high enough but you, at leant, know where len are. It's then poSsible to work on the variables that rye mentioned to make up mine Of the. difference. We're hereto help people week out alternativeS: Give DS a call if you want another opinion on the options avail- able. The Zenith number 35050 provides easy access kw long distance calls. Alan Scott, Agricultural Rep. ESUMATING PEAK MILK According to the Univer- shy of Illinois, if you goal is a 19,000 pound herd average, you older cows will have to peak at about 80 pounds and grit calf heifers at about 60 pounds. For a 17,000 pound average, your older cows need to peak at 75 pounds and first lactation heifers at about 56 pounds. If your cider sows peak at 62 pounds and yOur heifers at 47. you can expect a herd average of around 13,000 pounds. A- nother guideline is to multi- ply peak milk yield by 200 to give yourself an estimate for the. lactation. If you have a cow peaking at 90 pounds, you should expect a potential of 18,000 pounds of milk. Peak milk production gen- erally occurs about four to six weeks after calving. Feeding plays an important part in "Sturdays in Guleph" is a new series of one-day courses for novice farmers held throughout the autumn at the University of Guelph. "When we held a Saturday course last year, we were amazed to find people com- ing from as far afield as Quebec and Thunder Bay," explains Nancy McPherson, course co-ordinator. At Farm Ponds on Satur- day, November 7; experts will discuss legal constraints, tito .cc)-9 INSINIANCI AND fINANCiAt stsvitis'M=-- LIFE•HOME+A UTO•11USlNESS+FA•tM also like to add up the expenses, debt payments and personal living and see just what market price is reeded to cover these items. hs other words, what price is Deeded along with a certain level of little pig production to cover cash outflow. a In a ,LeLent projective. we * some addlliptkul caleulat- WI* to determine the effect of other Variables. For SO* blererlse * Market , ,Price Mint another $12000 *Ixiy on debt ftw a ...290 hog operation. An estra pig per Sow made the moat dif- ferente. After deducting 'dir- ect expenses, such as feed, we found that we had S54 from this extra pig to pay debt. That amounts to $4,000 on a 70 - 80 sow herd. An increase in one index point meant an extra $1.19 per hog that could be applied against debt repayment. Similarly, improving feed efficiency by 30 lbs. could mean a saving per market hog of almost S3. Most of these things don't happen over night but a start has to be made some place. it's_toogh if operating credit is -already tight. It's also difficult to get enthused about improving when mar- kets are poor. However, there really aren't too many other alternatives. A farm operation has a certain cash outflow. It has to be serviced by cash inflow. If it doesn't come from the farm, it has to come from outside sources or owner's equity. I think that the first step is pinpointing , the number of design, landscaping, wildlife sanctuaries and fish culture: Fish Farming on Saturday, November 14 will be held on a fish farm near Guelph. Top- ics include nutrition, rearing, management, disease and regulations. Enrolment lim- ited. For information on these and other courses for novice farmers, contact Mrs. Mc- Pherson at the University of Guelph, Room 103, Johnston Hall, Guelph or call (519) 824-4120, Ext. 3064.