Clinton News-Record, 1984-08-22, Page 17R.G. Stoddart
of 72 The Square
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CANADIAN
AWARD WINNING
DESIGNER
GODERICH, ONTARIO
524-4509 J
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lh spring o hn ate ° ,. ° up1<Septen
taroot food'res 1es? e ° e ,. Vv Inert ave.
To Wild. u ,root reser*
`re' to Oct.
:alfalfa a're period during w i ch we dolnot perm; we l lar notgive the alfalfa plants
` atTvest i accumulate top growth and .` enough ti to regrow before a killing frost '
;y i d. " " a: r . ' •cutt .. +of to buildup` foot +esei�wes. The result will be
4'btuid"�£Qocf reserves. Folio
alfalfa, stored food` inthn rnntk';is taaed"far more -winter IOU .and .plants entering ripxt
3U
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weeks
, the food'
alfalfa lathe
area of the
crit cal harvest
on s.ilivided in-
hway 8 and in-
fp),borne and mostt
rind is Veal
North of
isfrom A igust 20
hardest during this
V ei:. teachers ur ed to
°r
Women. teachers can no longer_ ayold
political • activity and involvement if „tin
......leally
th+y„„-
leaily care about their students, according
',to Stusan:.Hildreth, Provaincial •Prestdentt .of
.they 1000 -member Federation of W. alnen
'Teachers' Associations of Ontario. Speaking
°to 60¢s delegates at the Federation's Annuaal
Meeting in -Toronto, Ms. Hildreth,. u]ged
teachers to ' undertake political action
against media violence and pornography
ardor affirmative action and. peace, .
Attending the Annual Meeting .from.this
area were: Louise Wilson of Victoria Public
School, Goderich; ]1a Mathers of South
.Huron District'High School, Exeter;• .Mary
.Ellen • Walsh of J.A.D. McCurdy Scheel,
•
Huron Park; Flo. Keillor of Huron,
Centennial School, Brucefield; Chrystal.
Jewitt. of Vanastra School, Vanastra; Mary
Jane Coxon gtBowick Central, Gerrie; Mar-
jorie Freeman4.of Robertson -Public School,
Goderich. • •
Ms. Hildreth spoke strongly in favor of
affitimative: ? action in .school systems,'
saying, 'this. generation of men and women
must do soinethirig.positive andeffective (to
eliminate sex.stereotyping) er,our female
students will_:•remain in the same low-
paying, .lowrstatus 'job ghettos women
occupy now.”
• The . annual meeting heard a report on
stress among women teachers, indicating
Eyi tdPEN -HOUSE
Hyland Seeds
invites you to join us for a
tour of our
HYBRID CORN
WHITE BEAN
& SOYBEAN.
PERFORMANCE TRIAL PLOTS
/H\
1I�iyla.nd'
u°s�
TUESDAY, AUG. 28, 1984.
2 p.m. -8 p.m.
No. 4 Highway, 1/2 mile south of Hensall'
iiiRefreshments will be served
Hyland
Note: Raindate, Aug. 29
I ylan/
tine c ri l al k�aa vest ,rl duced'
ceding June yields ag . rich as
pounds per, acre.
•
1?otash fertiliser • is also known to playa .
tumortaint role ser istance, of alfalfa.
t#urou gxai `thelia er, at+Q1.h its relation
ship app been ase early fes,, , bhshed .
chit att. e critical liaast a.��.
Mineral e _ ..,� a
i><1�, a. de �►� e
hi h t l
a heavy .r;: at
phosphorus and particularly; ;pot siu
playing leading rolesA four -five ton.alfalfa.
yield will remove 150-200 ;pounds of;
potassium annually. L,ow p ssium lkevel>
Irvine soil is a major factor is the •Ioss of
alfalfa from a stand. Clay, soils have much
get involved
:
that di€ficulties on the • job ae' ,the major
source of their stress—Stress is often the'
result of the problem of classes loo large to,
allowsatisfactory work.iith gifted students,
those with emotional and ..behavioral
problems and' 'those with other•...learning
disabilities, according to results released by
Dr.- • Florence • Henderson, Executive.
• Secretary of the Federation.
In other discussions, delegates described
pornography as a form of hate literature
Available atkOMAF
Ieitels,aro necessary, to h l `up root fl
:reserves,.
,Forage stands should he. soil sample
eg�ularry to , detei,a ne fertilise re►
eats For a field testing Al um in
•pota,.70 kg per ha (65 pounds per acre) of'`
-potash would he required. if r, lu'late of
,potash is to be used, 10 kg per ha (100
pounds perUcre) would be.needed.
• 3 Ney,
use, we will discuss fall harvesting
of alfalfa and its effects . on :succeeding
yields.
Brian Hall,
Farm. Management Specialist:
„ take action
against women, and urged 't the federal.
te. overnxnent to regulate, and. monitor
lev.sion .programs' depicting;' people in
aextially violent and degrading roles. They
agreed to support test . eases under the
Charter of Rights on behalf of women, and to
urge the federal and provincial
governments to agree to include
homemakers in the Canada Pension Plan,
as recommended by the Parliamentary
Task on Pension Reform.
Farm financial summaries
Financial summaries are now available
at our local agricultural office for cash crop,
swine, beef, and dairy enterprises. These
summaries are a useful tool that can help
assess overall management and identify
strengths and weaknesses in your operation.
Information such as a breakdown of farm
income and expenses, production levels,
feed costs, debt load, interest paid and equi-
ty in the farm business are just some of the
important facts available from the Ontario .
farm management analysis project.
INSURANCE1
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• RR 3 CLINTON
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THE DOMINION LIFE ASSANCE' COMPAN
Many tarmers are making good use of
farm business records and performance
analysis; such as financial summaries.
If you would like to use these summaries
for a comparison•of your farm business, feel
free to contact our office. Many factors can
affect profit. Financial summaries are just
one more way to help evaluate the perfor-
mance of your farm business.
Dennis Martin,
Farm Management Specialist.
Certified Augusta Wheat -
' 'Certified Houser Wheat"
In Hyland Brand Bags
These varieties by any other name or in any other bag are . not the
same
You will not go wrong if you order these top yielding varieties from
any Thompson Branch or Hyland seed dealer.
Custom fertilizer spreading
Soil analysis fertilizer recommendations from a qualified staff
Gran Son Pori �4Cberit
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It started out to be a perfect golfing day, but . y 4 p.m. on Saturday golfers on the
Bayfield Course were, literally swimming in water as a torrential downpour quickly
ended a ,{day at the links. The camera caught twodubious golfers seeking refuge beneath
an umbrella and tree. (Shelley McPhee photo)
BACHERT MEATS
'Try our own smoked pork chops
for the bar -b -q season*
CUSTOM KILLING, FREEZING
Cutting & Wrapping
KILL DAY ON TUESDAY
All meat Gov't. Inspected on the farm
1 MILE EAST OF WALTON
887-9328
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BRYAN VINCENT
"ENTERING INTO OUR 61ST YEAR OF OPERATION"
. VINCENT FARM EQUIPMENT LTD.
is pleased to continue their service to the agricultural industry through the
continued addition of the ,"third generation".
Bryan attended the University of Guelph studyingtowards an Honours Science
Degree in the area of Agri Business. Upon graduation he joined the Canadian
Imperial Bank of Commerce where he.held various administrative and credit
positions in Southern Ontario. His latest position was as an officer in the
Regional Agricultural Department. Bryan is also active in the Junior Farmers
Associationand the Ontario Institute of Agrologists.
The experience and knowledge Bryan has gained will be utilfied in the sales and
administrative areas with Vincent Farm Equipment. Ltd. This addition will
provide for the continuation of one of Ontario's oldest International Harvester
dealerships.
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You're invited to inspect the new installation of
Ford Dickison Industries Triple Deck Brood -
Grow cages with manure belt cleaning
at the farm of. John F. Haverkamp, R.R. 1,
Brucefield, Ont. on Thursday August 30,1984
from 10 A.M. till 3 P.M.
Enjoy a coffee and donut while viewing
the six rows of Ford Dickison Brood -
Grow cages designed to hold 23,000
growing pullets.
John Haverkamp selected Ford Dickison
equipment when extending the ground
floor of his barn to install cages.
See the F.D.1. Chain Feeding System,
"Hart" Cup Watering and the F.D.I.
Ventilation System.
Everyone Welcome
"The Poultry Equipment Specialists"
J.F. Haverkamp Farm
one concession north of
Brucefield,1/2 mile east on
Tuckersmith Road 35 & 36.
row mason
Ull
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