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HensalJ Dislrict
Co-operative continues
to grow
!EXETER — `It was 'for Herman District Co -
another year olgrowth operative with progress.
Introducing the new iohn Deere Z Trak.
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Nuthinf; [(tins Like a IIt rt•.
according to reports at
throughout the year, lianal steel grain bins closed and its in‘e•nt
the annual meeting
in Fixator on Nev. 2F,.
F'inaitc•iall) ; sales
service' r:e1'e•nue
$133,996,996 with
earnings bnlieee takers
patronage of $570,433.
•Deprecititicln for the •
yoar was $2,616.458. The
Board of Directorsappruvetd a two and one-
httlf per rent interest
bonus on all m•andat.or►
mernber 'Math. well, a
one-quarter per cent.
patronage dividend on r'-li l
member business and- a
JO per rent payment on
outstanding patronage
dividend accounts is being
recommended.
A number of changes
capital assets took pia
according to !•.ensu.. Co.
op pr•e�sidcntt (:lit1 Hicks
Office 'spare en
increased b) adding _tie
tr-a.ift•r-s and renal. alit
ttic existing office .l
{-le:ttsali
In mooting the derrturld
of s�pt:ciult) crops, add
were• built at.liensal! to
held Store smaller lots of spe-
(gu beans and grains.
and An Elevator expansion
wt's was approved and com• c
net pleled at 'the Londesboro I
and .loc:ation.
or
moxed to Ilderto •
Parkhill and Zurich •
In Jul). MK: became the
first international A(;21
ertified (:o -op Farmland
ndustrjes' A(;<21 • is a
) Peter Heinrich. a
n niver:ity of Guelph
agronorny graduate and
Cash crop farmer from
the. Londesboro • area
joined the board of direc-
tors. Hicks of It.tt.• )
Crediton and lim Windsor
of It.H- :i Den! •'d
returned for thc11 ►1 d
Changes were als
the corks al the 1
Centers Nicks repo
onh one Do -It Crnic
turning a profit
wouldn't sa;- 'which -
is in the black
'The- Do -it stores a
holt- arF nc�t_ tilitab
They're not perform
as wehad :hilught•
we had to take tictiOn
correct that.• lix•ks sai
He confirmed the Exeter
• Go -op gas station is prul-
tc stable •with its olurne
increasing in one million
litres this ) ear '
The Zurich Do -it Center
as '^ as remodeled. to
increase usable- display
space space arid_ a nev► heating
ri • • and air conditioning
tern was lnstalJe d at the
s Forest stare The Ailsa
i•- Craig retail location v, aS
cc mprehenshe agronom-
l1 in is program based on sus:.
)o-lt tainable. c•m'ironmental-
reed
'r is
but
store
sa
le: -. s
ing p
and ,A
s 1r► s
d. m
1) -sound production prac-
tices and good record-
keeping capabilities. •
In August. NI)C was rec-
ognized H.J. Heinz 1. K
wish a quality award_. This
ignifies Maof all bean
rocessors •in North
me•rica. NUC's facility
bowed the best peefor-
ance in the criteria used
o judge finished product
ai ceptance.
r:t•
4-1-1 club make
t.l (.Ari - edne,,cl -
November 1.+. the Luca.n
1s3 4-11 Club rnt•i at the
home of tttt•tni,er Laura
Clarke (Or •the sixth meet-
ing of the, club '•Ho ter for
the -Holidays",
• The roll. ctrl) .was' "Naito:,
up your llair1(51 it, tft•
upcoming a.chie‘'ettl .n1,
program" The st:i:rettu y
read lite ttttttutes of:,th
itttit tweeting •1'he mein -
s Christmas craft
The finest quality edible
beans - drum our Cok's to yours
VISIT OUR INFORMATION BOOTH AT ! IF
THE HURON TRACTOR FARM
INDUSTRY SHOW AND DISCUSS
YOUR 1999 CROP ` 1
PLANNING STRATEGIES
When there are so many dee isions
to be made in farming today,
it's nice to know you really only
have to make one -, Cook's - where you
can' trade with confidence.
I Iuu�aU
'Centralia
262-24I0 . 228 -666 I
Waitolt' fltW.00d
��turh;rt(y Bead Office
887-9261 '356-2292 �x�'
17 1- •1f1111 2211-7thk
"Where you can trade with
confidence"
ient, --reade the dough.
twisting, and der.o,-ated
gingerbread rookies:
'(-•ultlrritttt•t•ti H'e.'re tlren
bet up fur. ar:hir-vcrrlent
nor(Vhs group rrlade- a
unique ct'ali called a Ir,l-
l1pup cuver with a
, ('h11s1r71.ab tkjs'rrlt' 1 hr
pre'sldent closed 1111:'ittee1iriy ith the, 4-11
t11ottt� .
terms. •
Nicks thanked rev' Ing
director Hubert Anderson
of !tit. 1 Londeshori, :for
his nine years of service
to the board.
"He could always be
counted on .to. convey his
wisdom and espe rience in
his own unobtrusive and
meaningful way. Ile will
be missed by the board.".
licks said.
•
Hensall District Co-operative Inc.
is pleaspd to announce
1999 Contract Prices and Seed
are available for production of
Please contact:
Derwyn Hodgins OR
HENSALLRick Vandewalle at Hensall
0 /STRICT 1-800-265-5190 or
.0 -OPERATIVE 1-519-262-3002
"Proud to be Farmer Owned
Innovation and Value
NK corn:
protect your
profit potential
N K soybeans:
if only the
weather were
so predictable
1'arj�tull
294-6256
Uivisiun of
• Parriph & Heimbe:cker Limited
New skills
• in seed innovation
N25556t
• VlekKierd". corn Doter reslstan
• lop pertarmer m high yielding
envoi:ammo!:
• fast drydoivn
• FJccelleot'test-weight
N3030Bt
.1
4. •t
ce • YieldGard'" wen brlre, resistance;
Excellent yield potential
• Gorislstem performance a(xoss
environment:
• lxl elienl yield puteotial
and stat�drty •
• Good seed quality and
"'elk)* hilum •
• &.title average seed
protein levels
• very good white mould ,.,•
tolerance
• Excellent yield potential
aria stability
• Outstanding •white mould
(Ol fdnce
• Supeno lodging resistance
All NK corn, soybean, and forage
products qualify for volume discount.
For further Odor -motion and assistance contact
your Local Branch. •
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