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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1979-08-30, Page 24tskinott EXPQSITQR,: AUGUST 30, 1979 The scene when Seafprth firemen arriVed. at the Joseph! Lane farm, Ex • ositor photo); The Shed adjoining the barn also catches on fire in the intense heat shortly after the fire department reaches the farm. (Expositor photo) STOCK KILLED IN BLAZE"— Joseph Lane of R.R2, Dublin, lost; 55 pigs in the $60,000 fire which levelled his barn late Wednesday afternoon. The fire broke out when straw .was being blown into the barn and the intense heat prevented anyone from reaching the animals. JOHN W. MENTON John W. Siemon. of R.R. #4, Walton died at the Seaforth Community. Hosp- • ital"on Wednesday', August 22. He was born in.McKillop Township on January '28, Obituaries were shown through floral tributes, and memorials to the Canadian Cancer Society, St. Peter's Church Improve- ment Fund, Lutheran Hour and. Missions, 1914 a son of the late William MARTIN a VAN-BAKEL G. Siemon and :the former. Martin Cornelius Van . Emma" Hemme. He had Bakel, 72, of R:R.I, Dublin, (Expositor Photo) Pallbearers were . Frank. Kistner, John Willems, James Delaney, • Harry: Reynen, Peter Visser and. Ed.' Rowland. • F•lower bearers were Karen' Van Bakel,, Donna Van Bakel, Linda Poppe, 'Corrine De Corte, Terri Van. Loon and Jackie Van Bakel., operated a trucking •.and died Friday at the Stratford • ditching business in the General Hospital. Walton area for anumber of Born in; Holland, he years. He was a member of married Martha Van Den St. Peter's LutheraniChurch, Broek. They came to Canada Brodhagen. in 1955 and settled in the Surviving are five brothers Byron area near London. Anton, R.R, #5, Seaforth; They. moved to 'the Dublin Albert, Louis, Carl and Lorne . area in 1956 acid farmed all of R R•,, #4, Walton, Six there until retirement in sisters Mrs. Minnie Vock,1971. Baenholm; Mrs. Walter Surviving are. 'his wife. (Mabel) Rode, Listowel; three . daughters,' Mrs. Mrs. Frank. (Alice) Brooks, Charles (Catherine) De Mt. Albert; Mrs. Milton Corte, of Seaforth. Mrs. (Martha) : ,Rock, Mitchell; William (Wilhelmina) Poppe, Mrs, Lyle (Annabelle) Spiece of Dublin; Mrs, Garry Niagara Palls; and Mrs. (Josephine) Van Loon, of .Boyd (Gertrude) Driscoll', Dublin; six: sons, Herman of R.R. #4, Walton. He was Kinkora;• Hank and Martin Predeceased, by one brother M., both of Dublin; John of and one sister. .Brodhagen; Tony, of Blyth; Friends, were received at and Casey of Seaforth; a the Lockhart Funeral Home . sister Mrs. Tilman (Maria) in Mitchell until iioom on Joosten, of Strathroy, and Friday when transfer was two sisters and four brothers made to St. Peter's Lutheran in Holland',. and 38 grand Church in Brodhagen for the children, funeral service with Rev. The remains rested at the. Arthur Horst officiating. The ' • R.S. Box funeral home, choir was in attendance and Seaforth, after 7:30 pari, sang Amazing Grace Saturday. A prayer service accompanied by Mrs. A. was held Sunday evening at Horst: at the organ. Pall funeral home and funeral! bearers were Robert and mass was held at St, Kenneth Beuermann, Frank. Patrick's Roman Catholic and Dan Murray, Keith and Church, in Dublin, oris' Bill Siemon. Interment was Monday at 10:30 a.m. with made • in the church ceme. Rev. T.G. Dill officiating. *ery'Burial as in St. Patrick's! Expressions of Sympathy ccemetery. Up to $500 goVertlrri.nf.•grant on homes. • Sprayed in place Urethane • New & Older Homes • Blown Insulations • Agricultural & Industrial Bldgs. N. VAN 1111110110LINSIIILATION LTD. M. 5 Mitchell' 519.348.437 ems•:-, � .,;;n: �, „�. �,: �:. :Perth ,FarreNews! Oxford fare BY ALAN w.,sco -.•! Tat RQr MEL a: PAT LYNCH Paper,presented by Drs. Clark and Davis, University of Ihtn is; W. ''tris American, Dairy Science Assoc, ,em- phasized feeding the high, producing dairy cow- it mow suggested the ,feeding cycle covered a 365 day period or from calf to calf, Therefore, there would be ;5 periods .•. namely, dry cow period, pre -freshening period. (less than, 2-3 weeks before fresh- ening/. ;post freshening to: early lactation, :mid lactation and late lactation, " It was pointed out that maximum milk yield is ob- tained when a cow is given a 60 day dry period. Condition- ing of the cow for the next lactation should start during! late lactation. The high pro- ducer is much more efficient in converting, feed energy to flesh while lactating (late lactation). Excess fat can reduce feed intake after calving by the release of larger than normal amounts of fatty acids into the blood which depress appetite. It was also stressed that in the transition from a dry cow ration to a milking ration, the dry cow should be given some grain 14 days before calving, This should, start with one pound, increased. one pound daily to a maxi- mum of •approximately 10 pounds pre freshening. With proper dry cow feed 'for- mulation at this time, the authors pointed out that milk fever, udder oedema, ketosis and other metabolic diseases could be avoided or lessened. As the cow changes from non lactating to .-her peak. flow, the nutrient require- ments increase 300-700...% as a direct result of mammary gland needs for milk' flow. This is the critical period and goes from calving to peak at about 4-10 weeks after fresh- ening, Since D.M.intake stays behind peak milli flow even • under the best of conditions and diet, high. producing cows must draw upon, body reserves to make up the 'deficiency Protein and energy are •the major nutrients ;ui short supply during this period. There is a definite need to provide higher levels of dietary pro- tein for maximum milk, flow ;Lapp. 0.8 lb. protein.'` 10 .lhs* nnilk produced.); Energy, protein and fibre must be balanced, not only to. obtain maximu. m milk flow but also proper rumen fune- tion. Excessive intakes of concentrates not only' ,re* duces: B.F. but also causes reduced feed intake and; rumen dysfunction. Maxi- mum energy intake is at- tained when. the D.M. con- sists of approximately 50.60%, forage and 40-505 concentrate.. FEED DONATIONS. FOR OXFORD The Ag. Office at Wood- stock is coordinating feed donations to the farmers hit by the tornado, 'they can be contacted; at Box 666, Wood stock, N4S 7Z5 - phone 537-6621. An offer of standing hay isn't much good as the people have neither time nor equipment to .harvest it at this time. The hay should be; harvested and. stored forfuture delivery. The donationoffer will be passed to a committee which will allocate it according to the need of the individuals.. There have -already been some offers of hay and straw. Apparently, they are in need of grain donations, We'll keep readers in- formed of this system as we getmore information. WIBITE'MOULD NOW ON SOYBEANS The same white mould that affects white beans is doing some damage to soybean fields in Perth and Huron ` counties. The total damage will probably be small, but areas of some fields are. being affected. About 5% of Ontario's • soybeans are grown in Perth and Huron. The disease ratty be in 25%. of,‘ these fields. We still, .do not know how serious this will affect Cur crop'. Accord- • ing to the book, soybeans are not affected by this disease. Feedlot described It's too late now for dinner tickets 'but come out to the speaker's program starting at 7:30' p.m. Charlie Gracey, Managerof the Canadian Cattlemen's Association will speak on outlook; Mr. Law- rence Umstadter will des- cribe his feedlot in Florida, -where 20,000 cattle are loc- cated on 18 acres of feedlot. He and his partners have designed, a system to pro- duce. ro-duce: - • methane gas " from manure. The protein rich .' by-product is to be used experimentally as a livestock feed. The program will be held on. Tuesday,: September 4th at the Kirkton-Woodham Community Centre, It's sponsored: by the Gat - tlemen's Associations: in.. Huron,. Middlesex and. Perth,. ne Too had soybeans can't read! What can you. do about it? Very little, Mot August 21, 1979' the only product regis- Eared is Benlate. 'It has registration for use on seed soybeans only, Also it can only be used on a total of 1,000. acres in Ontario in 1979. Furthermore, the com- pany that sells Benlate isnot convinced that the product will be effective. They are not epnvutced Oat anyone cat ' apply the product in a manner to get chemical t0 the bottom of the plants. The chemical must get down to the bottom of the plants to be effective. We hope to know by the end of the year if this: can be. done. In the mean- time, all we cando is watch what happens. The logical question is why do we not have more 'inform- ation onthis problem, The answer is that white mould is never a problem in soybeans. vest A Moment This ! protbably because, Inglitikinally, White beans and soybeans ,are not grown in the same area. We are suggesting that the high atbo"nt of spores given 'off e , from: this disease in white beans is causing the problem an a, We certainlysot's hopeinour to getaremore answers this.. year since it appears that we :will 'have IC fl,S soybeans, ano white beans grown in this area in, tlt4,. future. Then: if mould occurs in the whites, it will probably also occur ut sot's the same year. b JACK LAVENDER: Behind every successful man Isi a representative of the Internal Revenue Department. Parents who encourage children to follow in their footsteps have probably for- gotten a few. Save on back -to -school= bargcins at Larone's in Seaforth - the school headquarters of good:, value for two generations. Binder bargains The selection of color and size makes it fun to match and co-ordinate your binders and pencil cases. See our wide selection of Acco. Our. best buy is a 3 -ring hard cover in assorted colors.. Show us someone who's known • as a. good listener, ,and we'll -show you a person who's phony, about- other things too. • The real sermon you can't take It with you Is that it goee before You dot Kissing is a insane of. getting two • people ea phut together : that they can't see anything,. wrong with each other: • Get. together and;pee Jack for service that's 'b'acked by equipment and stooleat, J'ACK'S Small 'Engine Repair Service, • 107 Queen St., Hansell,: 262-2100 Get ba�� a dollar, scholar Here's a chance for you to get.$1.00 refund. Send two back Cards from Paper Mate or Flair pens plus two proof of purchase seals from specially marked Hilroy binders, notebooks or clipboards. Back to Scbool LB&t.LRINCEP w. Refills 250 -sheets -:Metric Ruled Reg. 2.69 R K. PECK APPLIANCES "In the heart of downtown Varna VACUUM 'CLEANERS sales and service ofmost makes. CB RADIOS AND .ACCESSORIES * SPEED QUEEN APPLIANCES * MOFFAT APPLIANCES *. • SMOKE SENSORS *• INSECT LIGHTS AND FLY KILLING UNITS * HAND CRAFTED GIFTS Varna, Ont.` 4.8 103 Owners ofsma&r businesses... weprovide: * Fina assistance * Managi nentcou tiling (CASE) *.Management twining Information ongment programsfirb r CannIaejbu? See our Representative BOB PEAiCE At: The Queens Hotel, Seaforth on: • The 1st Thursday of e*ch month. tLilntt vialtt Sept: 61 FEDERAL 111.1SA'1ESS DIEVEPMENl'BANK (Branch Office Addrelf0 For prier lnforetation tall'' 271.5650 (c'eilsed' Or write 1036 Omar'* Street,: Stratford, OtihertS. exercise books Get, a colorful .packof four Hilroy exercisebooks with 48 sheets in each book. Typing Paper This top Hilroy Bond; paper is one of the best values around with'''144 sheets. Reg. 1.49 Pink Pearl This • favorite pink pearl eraser isa. bargain while they last. Reg. 20c. Top value. shirts See these boys' long-sleeved T-shirts• with colorful stripes ) Sizes8-123 9 . Boys' turtle -neck, long -sleeves 2 are bright multiple stripes Sizes 4-6x Knee socks Lovely fall colors make these knee socks top fashions Sizes 9-111/2 9 aron Open Wednesdays and, Friday nights Open to 7:30 p.rn Tues., Sept. 4th. Seaforth 527.1960 liar: L. in Area Churches First 'PRESBYTERIAN Church 59 Goderkh St., W.. Seaford' Minister: Rev. T.A.A. Duke Organists Mrs. D. Carter - ,.SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER Z. ' Joint worship 'U FirstPreebyterianChurch • ALL ARE WELCOME' ST. ,THOMAS Anglican Church' SUNDAY, SEPT. 2' Seaforth 12th Sunday after Trinity 10:00 a.m. -'Holy Communion Sermon - They Trusted in Them.Nws WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 5 Board of M inpomsnt'meets In the Parish halt id S p m. SATURDAY, SEPT. S Beef barbecue for all members of the perish at the Mcfory' ni Retenhury St.; Clinton, begtnnIng at 4:00 p.M.j NORTHSIDE United Church 54 Goderkh St. West, Seaforth:. SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 2 Joint Service in First Presbyterlan Church' at 11 a.nn. Mr. Vanblyke wiU,preach' Rev. .1.G. Vanalyke, Minister Organist -Choir Director Jr. Choir Leader Margaret Whitmore Audrey Mcllwal& Area congregations are invited to take advantage of the church di rectory toannounce their church, services each weeks Church directory announcements are available for a minimum of 26 consecutive weeks 'in units of two column inches at. 52 per unit, Changes in copy may be made each week but must be received 'before noon on Tuesday. , tlemen's Associations: in.. Huron,. Middlesex and. Perth,. ne Too had soybeans can't read! What can you. do about it? Very little, Mot August 21, 1979' the only product regis- Eared is Benlate. 'It has registration for use on seed soybeans only, Also it can only be used on a total of 1,000. acres in Ontario in 1979. Furthermore, the com- pany that sells Benlate isnot convinced that the product will be effective. They are not epnvutced Oat anyone cat ' apply the product in a manner to get chemical t0 the bottom of the plants. The chemical must get down to the bottom of the plants to be effective. We hope to know by the end of the year if this: can be. done. In the mean- time, all we cando is watch what happens. The logical question is why do we not have more 'inform- ation onthis problem, The answer is that white mould is never a problem in soybeans. vest A Moment This ! protbably because, Inglitikinally, White beans and soybeans ,are not grown in the same area. We are suggesting that the high atbo"nt of spores given 'off e , from: this disease in white beans is causing the problem an a, We certainlysot's hopeinour to getaremore answers this.. year since it appears that we :will 'have IC fl,S soybeans, ano white beans grown in this area in, tlt4,. future. Then: if mould occurs in the whites, it will probably also occur ut sot's the same year. b JACK LAVENDER: Behind every successful man Isi a representative of the Internal Revenue Department. Parents who encourage children to follow in their footsteps have probably for- gotten a few. Save on back -to -school= bargcins at Larone's in Seaforth - the school headquarters of good:, value for two generations. Binder bargains The selection of color and size makes it fun to match and co-ordinate your binders and pencil cases. See our wide selection of Acco. Our. best buy is a 3 -ring hard cover in assorted colors.. Show us someone who's known • as a. good listener, ,and we'll -show you a person who's phony, about- other things too. • The real sermon you can't take It with you Is that it goee before You dot Kissing is a insane of. getting two • people ea phut together : that they can't see anything,. wrong with each other: • Get. together and;pee Jack for service that's 'b'acked by equipment and stooleat, J'ACK'S Small 'Engine Repair Service, • 107 Queen St., Hansell,: 262-2100 Get ba�� a dollar, scholar Here's a chance for you to get.$1.00 refund. Send two back Cards from Paper Mate or Flair pens plus two proof of purchase seals from specially marked Hilroy binders, notebooks or clipboards. Back to Scbool LB&t.LRINCEP w. Refills 250 -sheets -:Metric Ruled Reg. 2.69 R K. PECK APPLIANCES "In the heart of downtown Varna VACUUM 'CLEANERS sales and service ofmost makes. CB RADIOS AND .ACCESSORIES * SPEED QUEEN APPLIANCES * MOFFAT APPLIANCES *. • SMOKE SENSORS *• INSECT LIGHTS AND FLY KILLING UNITS * HAND CRAFTED GIFTS Varna, Ont.` 4.8 103 Owners ofsma&r businesses... weprovide: * Fina assistance * Managi nentcou tiling (CASE) *.Management twining Information ongment programsfirb r CannIaejbu? See our Representative BOB PEAiCE At: The Queens Hotel, Seaforth on: • The 1st Thursday of e*ch month. tLilntt vialtt Sept: 61 FEDERAL 111.1SA'1ESS DIEVEPMENl'BANK (Branch Office Addrelf0 For prier lnforetation tall'' 271.5650 (c'eilsed' Or write 1036 Omar'* Street,: Stratford, OtihertS. exercise books Get, a colorful .packof four Hilroy exercisebooks with 48 sheets in each book. Typing Paper This top Hilroy Bond; paper is one of the best values around with'''144 sheets. Reg. 1.49 Pink Pearl This • favorite pink pearl eraser isa. bargain while they last. Reg. 20c. Top value. shirts See these boys' long-sleeved T-shirts• with colorful stripes ) Sizes8-123 9 . Boys' turtle -neck, long -sleeves 2 are bright multiple stripes Sizes 4-6x Knee socks Lovely fall colors make these knee socks top fashions Sizes 9-111/2 9 aron Open Wednesdays and, Friday nights Open to 7:30 p.rn Tues., Sept. 4th. Seaforth 527.1960