The Huron Expositor, 1978-04-20, Page 18ORNOTCH
TOPNOTCH FEEDS LIMITED
Agricultural Chemicals .& Seed Division,
1 Wilton Grove Road, London, Ontario N6A 4C6
Telephone (519)661-2173
gAfesin is a Reg TM of Hoechst AG
A BRAND NEW SPORT -- Charlie Malcolm, left and .
Jim Campbell of Nigh Street.were a little bored with
street hockey and invented anew game one clay this
week. It uses the equipment of three old favourite
sports. The boys play with a goalie net, a pitcher's
mitt and tennis raquets and ball. (Expositor Photo)
Farmers can
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ORDER TODAY'
EXPERIENCED APPLICATOR
DON STROUD (formerly Stroud Custom Spray-
ing - Kirkton) has joined our staff and looks-
forwcird to.applying your requirements.
NURSING EQUIPMENT AVAILABLE
Dry and Liquid nurse trucks. Liquid rental
wagons available.
SPREADER RENTALS AVAILABLE
COMPLETE LINE OF DRY MIXTURES MIXTURES
* BEANS * GRAINS * SEED#'1UFERTILIZER * CHEMICALS
KIRKTOINi
220-8986 -
CENTRALIA
- • • 228-6661
HENSALL
262-2410.
You
can have
your own
borne
That home you dream
about is now within your
reach—all yours to enjoy
while.its investment value
keeps growing over the
.years. Get it with the
help of a Victoria and
Grey mortgage—built to
fit your need and your
purse. Do it today at
Victoria and Grey.
TAUdt COMPANY SINCE 1699
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.The Ontario Youth EmployMerit Offices of Agriculture and Food,
program is .being renewed for Their' job will be exclusively to
1978 to „help create job Op- promote-the Ontario Youth Em,-
portunities for the youth of the • ployMent program to members of
Province. This year the duration the farming community to ensure
of-the program will increase from the maximum participation by
a mazimum 16 weeks to 25 farmers,
weeks, May 1st to October Health Minister Dennis Tim-
in an endeavour to develop a
21st, -
bra said in the Legislature this ' •
pattern of f longer term employ:— week: that physicians in OntariO
ment. The arno nt of the -grant will receive - an. average-. fee
this year is liter .ased from-11.00 increase of WA per cent ori'May
per hour to $1 25, per hour, . 1st , from the provincial health
insurance plan'. Timbrell told • I raised a ques n in the house .
Of the Minister of Agriculture and the 'Legislature that the increase
Food,' asking if -tho.ambiguity of will, cover -the. period ending
the - questions on the application December 31 and "complies with
form hate.been removed-as many both the letter and: spirit" of the
farmers have been denied farm- federal AntiAnflatiOn Board'
ingtnider the program because of guidelines. Negotiations arc to
'a rather ambiguous question on begin in 'May for a 1979 payment
the form which asked whether the ' - schedule, .
The Health Minister said job would' not have been created • out-
without the. funding under the side the-House that the relation-
program. I indicated to the 4 ship between-the Ontario MedieMedical.'-
Minister that practically every job Association schedule of fees .!-and
conceivable exists on the farm, the Ontario Health Insurance
Whether it be done this year or ten schedule, has been. abandoned.'
years hence and that the farmers
in giving an -honest answer to this .
'paid phySiciarei-,•,:av participate in
the health insurance plan 90% of
the DMA schedule. "Physicians
who opt out of OHIP. may charge
100 per cent of the OMA schedule
or even 'above the schedule,
provided that 'they tell their
patients before treatment. OHIP
then reimburses 'the patients to a
Maximuth of '90 per cent . of '.
schedule. Doctors in the
'''PlTircninot bill patients 'for the
extra'10 'per cent or more. When
the .0MA schedule is no longer
used as the bitsis of OHIP
Payments, opted-out doctors will
bill, patients according to_the new
OHIP schedule of ' benefits to
come into force next May 1 . This
will be roughly 6" per cent more
than the existing OMA' schedule
(approved May, 1..1977)' which
being used as the starting point.
Last. January., the OMA a -
proved a new sehedule on its ow i\,
which Ashows overall an increas
of 36 per cent above the 1977
schedule, It was described as
Seafoeth •
by Jaek-Riddelli ,to_ work out' of the Regional
question were "de. aed funding
under the program. - •
Since asking' him the question
1 received further information,and
' it might interest all farmers. to.
.know that in additiOn to, the
increase duration of the program
and the increased grant, that the
approved grant period need not
run for successive weeks. „there-
fore, the farmer could get .'extra
help for planting and use them
again. later • for haniesting.
The. minimum period of employ-
.. Meth is six weeks, You •th labour
released after •
planting andrehired for harvest-
big, if if retained for the in between
period, that • is to do- .fence repair.,
etc. then the farmer would be'
eligible to apply. for an receive -
grant - funds for this in between
period:. If the farmer who' former- •
ly hired offshore labour replaces
these positions with Canadian
youth, they qualify for the .grant:
The program has a group .of ten
inforMation staff to be employed
by the Ortario Youth Secretariat
-Phone 52Z-4910
Until now; the Government her
Topnotch Feeds Limited
now manufactures the following
INERALS
TOPNOTCH CATTLE' MINERAL (L.P.S.)
Designed specifically for feeding_with Liquid Protein
Supplement - 5230.00* per' ottfie
TOPNOTCH MINERAL 2:1
'A high calcium/low phosphoions product - $227.00*
per tonne
TOPNOTCH MINERAL 1:1
Equal parts of calcium & phosphorous $271.00* per
tonne
TOPNOTCH MINERAL 50
With added, ingredients to increase the percentage of
butterfat in milk and weight gains in, beef cattle -
$289.00* per tonne
Topnotch has also formulated four
customized dairy cattle minerals to be
used in conjunction with the 0.M.A.F.
DairY Feeding Advisory Program.
For further information contact our retail store
or the 0.M.A.F. office in Clinton.
All Topnotch Minerals are made
with quality ingredients
*Prices are reviewed weekly.
-Setting a more realiStic value for
doctors' services. _
The Health Minister said that
although the gap' between *hat
the OMA, members 'think their
services are worth and what the
insurance plan pays them would
widen considerably, "I don't
expect any . big exodus of"
physicians" froth participating in
the insurance plan.
Win at euchre
L.0,13.,A. Euchre was -held
Monday April 17. Winners were:
Ladies High, Helen Byers; Ladies
Lone, Mrs. Cummings; Ladies
low, Anne Agar; Men's High,
Norman Reihl; ,Lone, Frank'
Smale; Low, Sandy Pepper; Lucky
Draw was-won by Mrs. Lill Burns,
fe the- April, meeting of the retiring 'Sec-Treas., Mrs., - Peppery Joan Campbell, Mm
S *WI Women's Institute. Stewart with a gift as "Thank Mary Haugli,
Citizenship and Work) Affairs; Vresident Mrs. Lorne LawsOn you
opened the meeting with a poem Couzjesy remarks were given pars. John McLean, Mts.: Lorne.
"Garden" and conducted the by Mrs. ,J. McGregor and lunch Carter,
business. Huron County 1-iistor, served by Mrs, D. Rugill, Mrs, 'Education and Culture Act-
ical society reminded about meet- R.M. Scott, Mrs. Klaver and $rs, ivitieS1 Mrs, Margaret Mcislavin,
St. Andrew's Church.
.Programfor the meeting was
convened by Mrs. J. McGregor
-and Mrs. Turnbull. The motto
."'The best inheritance a parent '
can $ive his children; a feW
minutes of,' his time each day"
was given by Mrs. McGregor.
Roll call was answered with
"Hints for good shopping and the
payment of fees."
The annual meeting bush-le-Si
for 1977-78 followed with reports
from all committees. Mrs. G.
Papple conducted the installation
of the new officers for 1978-79.
' The New President, Mrs. N. Riehl
presented Mrs: C. Lawson retir-
ing. President with a gift as a
"Thank you" from the members,
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eg forth W1 rlarhp npW e it rs, Lorne Dale was hostess and Mrs. D. presented I re and Can Industries; Mrs, A
lags being held on April 20th in K. Campbell.
Auburn and May 9th in Kip'pen
Mrs.: Andrew Crozier.
'New Officers are: Past -Pres., Family and Consumer Affairs;
Mrs. Lorne Lawson; President, Mrs. Robert M..Scott, Mrs. Frank
Mrs. Norman Reihl; 1St, Vice Hunt.
Pres., Mrs.' Robert J. Doig; 2nd ResolutiOns; Mrs. Gordon Pap-
Vice Pres., Mrs. Eldin Kerr; pie, Mrs. Wilfred Coleman.
Sec.-Treas„ Mrs. Effie (Leo) . Delegates to District Annual;
Stephenson; Ass. See.-Trens., Mrs..,Rciss Gordon, Mrs. Andrew
Mrs. Gordon MacKenzie; District Grazier, Mrs. Eldin Kerr.
Director, Mrs. Ross. Gordon; Alternates; Mrs. James' Keys,
Alternate District Director, Mrs. Mrs. Jessis. McGregor, Pianist;
Lorne Lawson; Mrs. Gordon Elliott, A,ss't
Public Relations Officer, Mrs. Pianist; Mrs. Earl Papple.
Gordon Elliott; Auditors, Mrs. Bus Trip;, Mrs. Lorne Lawson,
Florence Kay, Mrs. Gordon Mrs. Clarrissa (Ken) Stewart,
MacKenzie; nTweedsmiur History Mrs. Andrew Crozier. Sunshine
Curator, 1VF.§, Audrey Cameron; Committee; Mrs. Eldin Kerr,
Committee, Miss Belle Campbell, Mrs. (Ross) Jessie McGregor.
Mrs. Mae Hilleb echt; Branch Program Convenor., Mrs. Gordon
Directors, 'Mrs. James Keyes, Elliott.
Mrs. Doris (Harold) Hugill. Social Committee; Mrs. John
Standing Committees: Aaricul- Henderson, Mrs. Wilfred Cote-
will give you better beans
-.more easily
Afestrr2E crearliquid" - -
herbicide that's given excellent '
results as a preemergent spray
for dyer seven: ears now. -
It can be used alone or in
combination to give you control
Ofbilidaltgliveeds arld grasses
in all major bean* and potato
crops ...the easy way.
* White beans *Lima beans
*Soybeans *Snap beans
*Kidney beans *Yelloweye beans t
Now available at your Pfizer dealer.
try,
map, Mr r1• Lorne Lawson,
Nominatig. I copilot Past
Pres., MO. Lorne Lawson. Pres„
Mrs, Norman Reihl; ,Branch
Directors;. Mrs. Jamey Keys*:
Mrs, Doris ilIarold) ktugill, Mrs.
Clarrissa (Ken) Stewart.
Telephone .Committee; Mri,
Lorne • Dale, Mrs. • Mae
Hillebrecht, Mrs. Mee Pepper,
Lunch Convenor; 'Mrs. Gordon
MacKenzie. Dine and Relax;
Branch Directors...
Special meeting are in ehargi
off June; Mrs. Gordon
MacKenzie.. July Pieniei.
Mrs. Ross Gordon, Mrs. Lorne
Carter, Mrs. Doris "(Hartild)
Oct.; Entertain; Mrs.
Robert J. Doig, Mrs. James
Keys, Mrs. Gordon Elliott. ,
' NoV,;..kiteports; Mrs.. Graham
Kerr, WS. Henry Kiaver. Dec.;
Xmas; Mrs. Eldin Kerr, Mrs.
Harold
April; Annual Meetin Mrs.
Christie (Andrew)" Turnbull, Mrs.
Earl Papple. May; 4-H Work;
Mrs. Wm. Little, -Mrs. Gordon
Elliott.
We have now begun our Spring Fertilization
Program
NEW 1004 AG-GATOR
Has been purchased for your dry and liquid
requirpments, with or without herbicides.
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