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FARM SEMINAR
Cash Flow Considerations
Hard Red Spring Wheat
Thursday, February 5, 1987
W.G. THOMPSON & SONS LTD. - PORT ALBERT
2:00 - 2:45 PM - MARC ETIENNE, W.G. Thompson & Sons
Ltd. Research
TOPIC - 1986 variety trials: tillage seed bed
preparation, plot results, field observa-
tions. ICM vs Conventional: results, plan-
ting times•; planting rates, other
agronomic considerations; weed control
2:45 3:05 PM -'GLENN McCANN, Agronomist from C.I.L.
TOPIC - Fertility, ICM, Conventional, Timing
3:05 3:25 PM - GARY ROSE from Chemagro
TOPIC -Scouting field for disease
3:25 4:00 PM - BOB HOLMES, Ontario Wheat Producers
Marketing Board
TOPIC -Marketing outlook for Red Wheat quality'
considerations
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Sports
Mixed -Ups take charge to firs
Mixed Ups took sole charge of first place
taking all seven points from Spinners in
spite of 248 and 643 by Jerry Sterling. Lois
Rowe was tops with 590 while Connie
Dawson. rolled 226 and Elsner Ganunage
224. Taking seven points from Swingers
put Masters in a tie for second with Maybe
Next Week. Wayne Berry rolled 235 and
661, Noris Lawrence had 231. Exter-
minators managed to win two points from
Maybe Next Week with 266 by Ray Hartin
and 239 by Ten9 Hunter. Bob Stoddart roll-
ed 241 and Lori Kennedy 201.
FORESTERS
Two Steps, with 306 and 717 by Ron
Klages, captured all seven points from.
Head Pins in spite of 231 by Ralph Curran.
Spoilers, with 110 POA by Reg Reihl, took
46five points from T.J.'s with 245 by Sandy
Willis and 242 by Ron Willis. Gary
Nicholson's 300 and 655 led T.N. Rollers -11
to, five points from Mac Six. Libby Wilson
rolled 211 and 554. Six Pack, with 208 by
Mary Bissett also took five points from
Outsiders who had a 232 from Doug
Haskell and 609 from Lee Cairncross With
265, 236, 182 - 693, June Horton led Shat-
tered Dreams to four points from B.J.'s
Bears with 259 by Brian,Johnston and 245
by Doug Fuller..
THURSDAY SENIORS •
Sparrows remain in first place taking all
seven points from Old Crows. Ed°Smythe
rolled 667 and Maxine Callender a 258 and
640 while Ruth Heath had 218 and 529. Pur-
ple Finchs lost seven points to Eagles with
235 and 581 by Gwyn McRae. By virtue of
201, 234 and 219 - 654 from Ben Hamilton
Bluebirds took three point's from Hawks
with 218 by Austin Hartman and 85 POA by
Marion Biggon. Marg Hornblower's 266
helped Bluejayssalvage two points from
Swans with 514 by Marg Swan. Skylarks,
241 by Ed Taylor snatched two points from
Robins with 204 by Stan Dennis.
• WEDNESDAY MAJOR
This newly formedleague bowls five
games match play for • 30 points each
Wednesday night. High scores to.date are
354 - Sonny Moore, 1337 - Gerry Ross and
321 - Del Mitchelmore, 1199.- Marj Moore.
WEDNESDAY YOUNG MEN
Dirty Danglers took seven. points from'
Bob's Buddies.; Terry Erb rolled 75 POA
and Kevin Harris had a 217. Dave's Dudes
place in league
managed to sneak two points from
Raymones. Tom Smith rolled 245, and
John Leddy - 255. Glossy Pinheads, with
314 and 689 by Dale Jeffrey, took five
points from Little Bowl Vikings in spite of
275 and 711 by Martin Papple.
TUESDAY MEN
Don Bogie with a 314 topped Bonsai
Bombers to seven points from Outsiders.
Easy Riders scored five points as Mike
Miller rolled 248, Paul Lamb - 204, Greg
Feagan - 95 POA. Sifto Saints had good
games rolled by Bill Leddy - 223, Ed Jones
-224, Chris Carter -199 and Greg Beacom -
221. Diehards carne away with five points
as Peter Duskocy had 253 and 611 •and
Steve Little had 264. Rob Wilson led Sher-
wood Express with 277, 252, 193 - 622 while
Bill Good had 249 and Gary Abbott rolled
222.
TUESDAY MIXED
Although Barb Chapman rolled 272 and
715, Barb's Gang managed only two`points
from Tricky Six with good scores by all.
Shirley Schmidt rolled 319 and 773, Dona
Baker - 205, Bruce Baker - 252, - Dick
McLean 345 and 789, and Dennis Schmidt -
303 and 778. Bob Langendoen with 250 and
641 and wife Jenny with 245 and 600 helped
Bell Angels salvage two points from ? with
294 and 717 by Don Henry and 233 by both
Lee Littlechild and Carl . Peterson.
WEDNESDAY MIXED
Chris Adair bowled 173 POA' and Marj
Smith had 654 to help Happy Gang defeat
Park House 7 - 0. Kathy McDonald rolled a
238 and Bob Durnin 230. Janet's Jokers
%•' also took seven points from Scario's. Linda
Rodger had 670, Lee Ryan 689 and Alice
Koopmans 596 - 95 POA. Steve Allen's 260
and 712 led the way to five points for A & P
from Newcomers Pt 2 as Frank Rebernik
rolled 281 and 671, and Claire Otterbien
had a 204. Marylou Melick also had 250 and
Gord Fisher 245 for. A & P. Ce - Djs took
seven points from Uno's as John Allen roll-
ed 303, 307. for 772 and Judy Allen had 589.
MONDAY MEN
Standings remain close with Tail Ends
leading - 326 followed by Murphy's Lan-
ding - 322, Little Bowl - 314.5, Strike Force -
313, Selinger Wood - 309, Buddies - 296,
French Dry Cleaners - 294.5, 6, Shooters -
286, A & P.- 274, John's Jokers 267.5, Hot
Shots - 248 and A Team `- 155.5. Al'Pennie
rolled 274 and 744, Rob Little 287 and 779,
Robert Lee 292 and 789, Jerry Rivett 746,
Dennis Schmidt 292, Grant Langlois 295
and 724, Don Carrick 313 and 800, Ken
Johnson 765. Alvin Daer had 268, Gerry
Ross 300, Earl Lawrence 222 and Bob Stod-
dart 284.
Y.B.C.
Congratulations g� out to five bowlers
who qualified in the Zone Round of the
Pepsi Challenge. Jeff Powell, Chris Sutton,
Brad Fisher,, Bev Harrison and Cathy
Miller will now bowl in the Regional Finals
on March r at Little Bowl,
• Good scores were rolled this Week by
Karen Crawford with 214, Greg Kuran 217,
Danielle Fry 161, Jason Nakamura 174,
Jeff Squire 178, Cj1ad Shanahan 173 and
Kristian, Deighton 145.
For the Juniors and Seniors Brad Fisher
rolled 304, Todd Papple 267 and Cathy
Miller 246.
MONDAY NIGHT LADIES
Auleen's Angels took five points from
the Marionettes with good games from
Vicki Dineen 207, Grace Mugford 214,
Carolyn Carter 231, Brenda Dineen 232.
The Marionettes took 2 points led by Ett
Bradley 181, 195, Marion Beacom 255, 288.
• ' A team effort led the New -Gals to a five
point win over the Blazers. High rollers
were Sharon Marshall 181, Mavis Fisher
,186, 207, Pauline Jacques 192, Doreen
Leeson 219.
The Wallbangers squashed the league
leaders, Barb's Bunnies, for five points.
Outstanding team effort from •Marj,
Poulter 172, Ann Smith 192, Helen Lewis
218, 226, Sandy Fielder 232, 271, 664 triple. '
. It was not a good night for the Oldtimers
as they were bowling against 100 percent
of their average and lost all seven points.
THURSDAY MEN'S
• This is appreciation week for the men's
league, a tribute to the average bowlers
;with averages between 155 and 223. ° •
Brian McLean led Ray's Rollers to seven
• points over North End Marina with a triple
of 933 and singles of 268,309 and 356. Suny's.
took seven points from Bruins= Bombers
'led by Bruce Carrick's 167,209,268 and a
644 triple.,Lakeport took seven points from
Selingers with Rick Duckworth rolling a
691 triple.
RENT REVIEVi UPDATE FROM THE MINISIRY OF HOUSING
NQWs3Rent Registrr.for
all private rental units in Ontario.
One of the most significant features of Ontario's new rent review system is the
;establishment of a computerized, province -wide Rent Registiy .
Until now, it was often difficult for tenants to verify that their rents were legal.
The new Rent Registry will record the maximum legal rent wean be
charged for every private rental unit in the province. •
When the registration process is complete, this informationwill be available
' free of charge to tenants, prospective tenants and landlords.
Rent information will be
updated annually.
l.ur,rllnrrl.. of uf/ inv./we rental units in
theN(,rocinee will be rvvlifirrr! to register
with the trust llerlis/r,u.
When the landlord's unity are properly
registered. the Registry computer will automati-
ctilly'upchit ' the resits each near.
The Registry will record rent increases
lllr each, unit of either the Guideline amount
announced annually or by the amount decided
lll)t01 in 11 runt review decision.
Landlords will soon receive
registration kits. ,
.1.uullnrds of rental complexes with more
tir,rn six units )]re being sent registration kits
itII the iii.cessary forms to be completed.
1 indlnrds Who have not received a regis-
tratitin kit by February 2. 11)87, should phone or
kit their local l{ent i(eview Office.
1. 11(1lords of smaller complexes can also
lllliuiti rl.t;i ,tration kits by calling their local
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Kingston
ihitc'hener
1,c)nclon
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North Bay
• Oshawa
Landlords of residential
complexes with more than
six rental units must register
by May 1, 1987.,
• landlords of complexes containing more than
six rental units have until May 1. 19M7, to regis-
ter information about their unit.~ with the new
Rent Registry.
• Landlords of smkller complexes containing six
'units or less, as well a.5 boarding; houses and
lodging houses, will be notified by they Ministry
of Housing of a specific registration deadline
at a later date. These landlords are encou-
raged to file with the I?enl lrr;rli lr// .is early
a.5 possible.
• i,a.ndlords are required to file with the
Registry the actual rent that was charged on
.July 1, 1955, for every rental unit in their
complex.
• Most landlords will only he<required to
register (»?ee.
How tenants can verify
their rents.
• ll'hen Ilse. riiil.', for ri bolding luny, I►rrii
registered, the Rrr/istrrl will notify the lrn,rllorrl
and the tenimIs orthr rent iniontilitirm which
has been recorded for their units.,
• 77,' Ili,r/is!iyj ii'il1 rrltii, (U/P/.tii' the Landlord and
tenants of I/o' fino' limits for mu/c°inil.nlrp/iea-
lion.s to rlrallr'04/(' or (y11 1121 the actual rent that
has been recorrlwl:T
Registry information will be
easyto obtain.
iA-5there arc more than one million rental
units in the province, rent registration will take
.,some time.
When the registration process is fully con-
pleted, information from the Registry will be"
available by toll-free telepiione Or by visiting a
local Rent Review Office.
For more information and land-
lord registration forms, call toll-
free 1-800-387-9060, or phone
your local Rent Review Office.
Ontario
21 Rent Review Offices across the province:
(705) 737-2111
(416) 528-8701•
(613) 548-6770
(519) 579-5790
(519) 673-1660
. (416) 270-3280
(705) 476-1231
(416) 723-8135
Ottawa
Owen Sound
Peterborough
St. Catharines
Sudbury
Thunder Bay
Timmins
Windsor
(613) 230-5114
(519) 376-3202
(705) 743-9511
(416) 684-6562
(705).675-4373
(807) 475-1595
(705) 264-9555
(519) 253-3532
Ministry
of
Housing
Hon. Alvin Curling, Minister
MEV FROPO LITAN: TORONTO.
City of Toronto (416) 964-8281
East York (416) 429-0664
Etobicoke and
York (416) 236-2681
North York : " (416) 224-7643
Scarborough (416) 438-3452
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