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EDUCATION COURSES
Huron Industrial Training Advisory Committee Courses
Register through OMAF office, Clinton (482-3428)
Cost: No charge
INTRODUCTION TO FARM COMPUTING
(8 Thursdays) October 26 — December 14 (7-10 p.m.)
Wingham High School Instructor: Lynda Panelas
(4 Tuesdays/4 Thursdays) November 21 — December 14 (7-10 p.m.)
Seaforth Community Centre Instructor: Michael Haines
Perth Industrial Training Advisory Committee Courses
Register through OMAF office, Stratford (271-0280)
Cost: No charge
INTRODUCTION TO FARM COMPUTING
(8 Mondays) October 30 — December 18 (7-10 p.m.)
Atwood Presbyterian Church Instructor: Lynda Panelas
FARM RECORD KEEPING AND ANALYSIS
(8 Wednesdays) November 29 — January 31 (7-10 p.m.)
Stratford OMAF Boardroom Instructor: Jim Tyler
(8 Tuesdays) November 21 — January 30 (7-10 p.m.)
Monkton United Church Instructor: Bob Davey
Employment and
Immigration Canada
Ontario Region
Centralia College Dairy Series (register through local OMAF office)
Cost: Varies upon location Time: 9:30 a.m. — 3:30 p.m.
Middlesex Lambton — December 11, Taxandria Community Centre, Arkona
Huron — December 12, Goderich Twp. Hall, Holmesville
Perth — December 13, Alma Community Hall, Atwood
Grey -Bruce — December 14, Formosa Community Centre
CENTRALIA COLLEGE CONTINUING EDUCATION
Register through Centralia College (228-6691, Ext. 245)
Bedford Computerized Accounting ($70)
(3 Saturdays) November 25, December 2 & 9 (9 a.m. - 4 p.m.)
CCAT — Middlesex Hall Instructor: Dave Dixon
Care & Health Essentials for Horses' Hooves ($50)
(2 Saturdays) November 25, December 2 (9 a.m. - 4 p.m.)
CCAT — Eng. Bldg. Instructor: Peter Tichbourne
The Great Cookie Caper ($10 + $15 lab fee)
(1 Tuesday evening) November 28 (7-10 p.m.)
CCAT — Middlesex Hall Instructor: Gwen Dykeman
Diet Manual Update ($50)
(1 Wednesday) November 29 (9 a.m.- 4 p.m.)
CCAT — Middlesex Hall Instructor: Barbara Guse
No Fuss Entertaining ($10)
(1 Tuesday evening) December 5 (7-10 p.m.)
CCAT-Middlesex Hall Instructor: Gwen Dykeman
Marketing Strategies for Commodities ($15)
(1 Tuesday) December 11 (9 a.m.- 4 p.m.)
CCAT-Huron Hall Instructor: Doug Holliday
Courses, generally, ere co-ordinated by Centralia College and OMAF
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EDITOR'S DESK
You' ve heard all the words before,
but they apply again in this issue.
Commitment: To a family farm
and a way of life. The Snyders, Jim
and Dianne, want their children to
learn about farming and be a part of
it. The Snyders are also active as 4-H
leaders — Jim says that his 4 -Hers are
role models for the Snyders' own kids.
Community: There are people out
there who are devoting their energy to
working through the changes in the
rural community. Paul Nichol is a
community development officer with
the Saugeen Community, 10 munici-
palities that have joined forces to con-
centrate on the economic future of
their area. Nichol wants to see rural
communities initiating and controlling
change rather than just reacting to it.
Another aspect of community
is Carol Cooper's work for Rural
Connections, which is assisting farm
families to form and develop support
networks in their immediate area.
Conflict: The Wright family
thought their battle was over when
they won their case in District Court.
But an appeal has been launched by
the feed company involved. Waiting
on that appeal will take more time,
putting their farm in jeopardy.
Something new: this month,
Veterinary Laboratory Services in
Huron Park offers the first of a series
of articles on livestock health prob-
lems, starting with an overview of
the laboratory and its function.
Because of late -breaking stories
and space restraints, the article on
Caring for Farm Children, slated for
this issue, will be featured next month.
Till then, a bountiful harvest.0
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