The Brussels Post, 1975-12-31, Page 5Each Winter the Ontario
Ministry of Agriculture and Food
offers a. Variety of one and two day
short, courses on topics of interest
to the agricultural community.
Top-quality instruction, an
informal setting and ample
opportunity for practical
discussion makes each course a
pleasant and rewarding,
experience. The following courses
are being offered at Centralia
College of Agricultural
Technology.
Insurance - January 6 - How
much and what type do farmers
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The tenant may,reyoke this'agreernent at 'any time within 30 clays of the date of signing.
Dated this • day of ,197
(Date of signingThiS agreement)
TENANT - LANDLORD
REVOCATION
The attached tent increase agreement dated the
(Date of signing the agreerterit)
of 197 .is hereby revoked.
_ day
Dated this day of 197
TENANT WITNESS
Short farm courses planned for Centralia,
RENT
Ontario
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INIPORTAHT NOTE
If you have entered into a new lease or tenancy agreement which became effective between
July 30 and December 31, 1975, inclusive, you should know about two key provisions contained in
Ontario's new Residential Premises Rent Review:Act. The maximum rent increase for such agreements
cannot exceed eight per cent of the last full month's rent charged prior to,August 1, 1975, unless the •
landlord obtains the approval of a rent review officer or the landlord and tenant agree on a higher rate.
of rent.
Should a landlord and tenant wish to agree on an increase in rent above the eight per. cent
guideline; during the period July 30 to December 31,',.1975, they must complete a rent increase agreement,
substantially in the form below, no later -than January 17, 1976. Copies of such agreements should be
retained by both parties. The form below, or a copy of it, may be used.
• If, after having signed such a rent'increase agreethent, the tenant wishes to revoke the .
agreement, the tenant may do -so within 30 days of the date of the agreement by completing a statement
of revocation similar to the one at'thebottom of the form below.
By signing-a rent increase agreement, the tenant waives the right to dispute the increase in
rent agreed upon during the above period and waives the right to collect a rebate of rent as provided for
in the act other than the amount of rebate, if any, stated in the agreement.
Such a rent increase agreement does not apply to the rental ratefor any period after December
31, 1975, and does not constitute a waiver of the tenant's right to appeal the amount of rent Charged
after that date. Nor does it relieve the landlord of his obligation to obtain the approval of a rent review
officer to charge rent after that date that is more than eight per cent in excess of the rent charged in the
last full month the premises were rented prior to August 1, 1975.
Future advertisements will outline where literature is available on Rent Review, the location of
offices as they are opened and where forms will be available. Until theRent Review mechanism is in
place, please do not telephone, For additional copies of this form, write to Rent Review, Box 580,
Postal Station F, Toronto;NRY 21.8.
AGREEMENT
(Address of rental unit)
shall be $ per . during the period _.._
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— to
(rent) (week /month)) --(ComMet-icement (Lite of rent agreement)
December 31, 1975, and that the amount, if any, that is to be rebated to the tenant for excess rent paid
need for adequate protection?
Sow Herd Management -
January 14. Flow to raise more
pigs per sow per year. Discussion
on solving problems with sow
breeding, farrowing, and baby
pig mortality. The economics of
farrow to finish vs. weaner
production.
Feeder Pig Management -
January 15. Buy weaners or raise
your own? .Also discuss starting
wearier pigs and new ideas in
feeder pig nutrition.
Clearing The Air on Ventilation
Operation - January 21. Practical
operation and maintenance of
ventilation systems will be
discussed and demonstrated.
Beef Cow-Calf Management -
January 27. A tour to a beef
cow-calf farm plus discussion on
feeding programs, how to handle
calving problems and reducing
7.alf losses.
.Beef Feedlot Management -
January 28. After a visit to a beef
feedlot, a program to discuss
supplementing home grown feeds
and feed bunk management. A
market outlook for beef will be
presented.
New Ideas iii Soil Ti Ilage
February 4-5- The latest concepts
in soil tillage equipment and their
use in good soil management
practices.
Farm Business. Arrangements
and Estate Planning - Feburary
11-12. How to use different
agreements and arrangements in
farm business management and
for estate planning.
Farm Financial Statements -
February 18. A course for young
or beginning farmers on using
various financial statements for
obtaining credit and ' for farm
management.
Farm Bookkeeping Practices -
February 25. A discussion of
practices that will make any
record system work better.
Selecting Dairy Cattle • -
February 26. What to look for
when buying cows or heifers or
when keeping heifers from your
own herd. How to compare and
chdOse A. l. bulls.
Farm Labour Management -
March 3. A course for farmers
who employ farm labour. The
employer-employee working
relationship, working conditions,
time-off, compensation, etc.
The cost is $4.00 per day.
Meals and limited overnight
accommodation are available at
the Collage.
Further information is available
from the county agricultural
extension office or Centralia
College of Agricultural
Technology.
Agreement respecting rent payable
between July 30, 1975, and December ;31,1975 inclusive.
. This is to confirm that - as landlord, and
(Landlord's name)
LIS tenant, hereby agree that the rental rate
(Tenant's name)
for the residential premises located at
during that period is $__ (Rent paid in excess of agreedtO'arnotint)''
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