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CONGRATULATIONS
The 1988 IPM
Fact Sheet
Expected attendance 120,000
Attendance last year 120,000
Areas:
Exhibitors' area 100 acres
Adjacent displays 40 acres
Trailer park 35 acres
Plowing 300 acres
Parking 300 acres
TOTAL 775 acres
Service roads
Streets and avenues
Water lines
Hydro lines (100 poles)
Snow fence
3.3 miles
3.5 miles
3.3 miles
25 miles
3.0 miles
Exhibitors expected 600
Food outlets expected 55
Public pay phones 22
IPM Executive
Chairman: Doug Aitcheson
Co -Chairman: Ellard Lange
Co -Chairman: Lloyd Morrison
OPA Director: Albert Carson
Land -Use
Co-ordinator: John McKay
Agricultural
Representative and
Executive Secretary: Alan Scott
Secretary: Thelma Smith
Treasurer: Ron Grant
County Council
Representative: Roy Swart
Dates to Mark
September 17: Medieval Feast
— featuring a German band,
Stratford Coliseum
September 18: Church Service
— Festival Theatre
September 20: Official Opening
September 21: Junior Farmer Ball
— Stratford Coliseum
September 22: Queen of the
— Furrow Banquet, St. Marys
Community Hall
September 23: OPA Banquet
— Stratford Coliseum
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The Combine Header with snapping
rolls that not only pick the cobs but
also shred the stalks.
• Low power consumption
• Excellent stalk chopping
• Neat distribution of the chopped stalks
• Accelerated decay of the plant material due to an
increased cut edge
• Hydraulic stripping plate adjustment as standard
equipment
• Fewer moving parts - less wear and tear
• Adjustable angle of attack
• Can be Used also for picking sunflowers
• Modular construction system; thanks to
special adapter kits, the picker can be
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See It at the Plowing Match,
Stratford, corner of 3rd and
Aitcheson St.
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