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First time delegates
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That was Victor Roland's impression of the OFA convention
held in Hamilton recently. Victor was attending for the first time
as a delegate from Perth South. He was surprised by the amount
of business covered as well as the extend of the resolutions. "It
%vas a solid eight hour day." he says, "We were occupied all
of the time."
Perth West delegate Ron Christie was also at the convention
for the first time and echoes Victor's words.
"A real working convention," he says.
Ron said he felt pride in the organization; he is chairman of the
pollution and property committee in Perth.
Ron felt that the new insurance plan offered by the OFA was a
real bargain. And both Victor and Ron said that having been at
the convention and seeing it work. it would be easier to go home
and work in their local federation organizations.
BY SHEILA GUNBY
Opinion(ated) by Adrian Vos
Chemicals and
environmentalists
In the early nineteen sixties, Rachel Carson wrote her famous
book, "Silent Spring". The whole world became alarmed and
groups sprang up to fight against the use of toxic chemicals in
farm production. The American people, easily the most
emotional of all, put so much pressure on the administration,
that they gave in to the demands for stricter controls, and rightly
so.
Proven harmful or not, the some 30,000 chemicals then in use,
had to be reviewed. Ironically, some of the biological pesticides,
developed according to Ms. Carson's exciting recommendations.
had not been tested in accord with the new regulations, and had
Winter
Buyer's
Option:
Cash bonus or
Deferred Finance Plan!
Here's the big choice of equipment The size of the cheque you receive
included in the program. depends on month you buy.
1400 1500, TR' 470 Combines
1890. 1895 Forage Harvesters
DEC. JAN. FED,
$1900 54 500 51.200
1068. 1069, 1075 Bale Wagons 51 300 $t 000 $ 800
$ 900 $ 800 $
1425 SP Baler
1100. 1112 Windrowers
1495 Mower -Conditioner
500 Baler
1034, 1063 Bale Wagons
782. 892 Forage Harvesters
425. 430 Balers
1002. 1036, 1037 Bale Wagons
Combine Corn Heads
495 Mower -Conditioner
All Round Balers
1052 Stack Retriever
707, 718 Forage Harvesters
478. 488. 489 Mower-Condmoners
310. 315. 320 Balers
34. 38 Crop -Choppers
8 Crop Carrier
442, 462 Disc Mowers
J $ 600 5 500 $ 400
$ 500 $ 400 5 300
$ 400 $ 300 ' $ 200
All Rakes
All Forage Blowers
All Sicklebar Mowers
70 Bale Thrower
$ 300 $ 200 $ 150
$ 200 $ 150 g 100
$ 150 $ 120 $ 90
$ 60 $ 50 $ 40
Notes Program ,Cu0es new products as $0404 above plus new dacommued monk 04 mese p000un4 Spany New Hoaand oleo. MI rpm io
:aneN yieuuee.0040!!,r anypaamee0la any bine NO0<rt any transactor', Out nave been nudebeloo caacelaumnle rail AM Nrn
aaeno
It s Winter Buyer s Option time al your Sperry New
Holland dealer 5 The program starts December 1
1978, and runs through February 28. 1979.
Option M1. Buy now by paying cash. or using the
regular Sperry New Holland Purchase Plan, and gel
a cash bonus Just note that the sooner you buy. the
bigger the site of the bonus cheque that we'll send
you shortly alter settlement
Option 82. Buy now under the Deterred Finance
Plan provisions of the Sperry New Holland Purchase
Pian. but with no cash bonus
H.
ODr aulhOnled
Choose Mast one. In either case. you may also
qualify for an investment tax credit Ask your lax ad-
visor how this would apply to you
It you re going to need new equipment next spring,
why not buy i; now and receive a cash bonus or enpy
the De'erred Finance Plan
Make sense, Then see your Sperry New Holland
dealer for details The sooner the better
New 001an0 n a amsron o' Spery 04,0 Canada La
AND SONS LTD.
RAYFIKO ROAD
CLINTON
482-3409
NEW HOLLAND 4ea!e,
THE RURAL VOICE/JANUARY 1979 PG. 15