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Clinton News-Record, 1984-08-22, Page 16R.G. Stoddart of 72 The Square GOLD. - SILVERSMITH -DESIGNER - also •ceramics • porcelains • •weaving • glass • CANADIANS-f�� AWARD WINNING DESIGNER GODERICH, ONTARIO 524-4509 A It; l,a rl •survia An an reeze, mai' l w fl re s�t;iat tt� .o Stored food is also nee. the,.follow,Big spring, So root food reserves? To build u • root reserves, vve must give alfa a•a rest period durin which we do.not harvest i,`['`Gttittitiatit'toA�grovvth and build -food 'reserves'. Following cutting of alfalfa, stored fond •in Ow; i!nntc lc used for Sr`al d and per - ,that le .aged iiingt,store reserve ingthe fal; in order to ... to ao ,lke �„ rown atures. rowth • Women. teachers can ° no longer avoid political activity and involvement if they, really .care about their students, according to Sutsen . Hildreth, Provincial, President .of ,the .1,000 -member Federation of Women ,Teachers'•Aasociations of Ontario. Speaking 'to 60(tdeiegates at the Federation's Anuital Meeting in Toronto, Ms. Hiidreth. urged . teachers: to.. undertake political action 'against media violence and pornography andfor affirmative action and peace. • Attending the Annual Meeting .from. this area were: Louise Wilson of Victoria Public School, Goderich; Ea Mothers of South ,Huron District High School, Exeter; Mary. Ellen Walsh of J.A.D. McCurdy School, 5, b ave *up. following reserves The rest ► ." v1 alfalfa in the fall has beedi : . or area of the -provinpva Th rich ;re e� p e tical harvest Period, as it ; cu_a is,divided in- to two arol :way 8, and in- cluding t. e t qrne and most of Ashfid ches? to s• tir Weeits -•. CRI, the food" l eriod iron?; Septethbe .1 to QI✓. obs Q; NQrtb of Higbiwa A 8 ere > r ',k odds fFom.,. August 20 to October' 1 If 'Marv' st d 'ng this period, we May not ;' five IN alfa fa plants enough time to regrow before,a killing frost to build up roots reserves. The result will be mere winter kill and plalats ,enteri^e .nP :t ell A.Q.' the critical harvestiod reduced au seeding Jane yields,bas much as 3100 pounds per acre. Potash fertilizer is also kr owt to ",play .a1 i` important role in' Pers stance of aIfaif-• through the winter, although its relatte ship has not been as clearly es;; l shed, that of the critical h , ,est per o Al f nlfa tnl' r eT e 1 ed w h Mineral .. laid , ea . � � F . a i< phosphorus and ParticidarlY;apOwiin#, playing leading roles. A four -five ton alfalfa yield will remove 1.50400 pounds of• potassium annually. Low potassium level in the soil is a major factor in the loss of alfalfa from a stand. Clay soil's haVe much - 3upplgirt poweir� a i the 1 :levels.;:are necessary to bu a1I• root ,fo' reserves, Forage stands should be soil. sampled;` regularly to. determine, fertilizer re . .gluremments. For a field testing medium in potash, 70 kg per ha (65 pounds per acre) o potash woulbe required. If muriate of potash is to be used, 120, kg per ha (10,*‘, • powds,per acre) wouldbe.neede ext week, we wji l discuss fall harvesting of alfalfa and its effects on •succeeding, yields. • Brian Hall, Farm Management Specialist. Wotnen teachers urged to get involved, take action Huron Park; Flo. Keillor of Huron Centennial School, Brueefield; Chrystal Jewitt of Vanastra School, Vanastra; Mary Jane Coxonoffowick Central, Gorrie; Mar- jorie Freeman, of Robertson Public School, Goderich. Ms. Hildreth spoke strongly in favor of affirmative ' action in school systems,' saying, "This generation of men and women must do somethinlg,positive and effective (to eliminate sex. stereotyping) or our female students will remain in thesame low- paying, low -status job ghettos. women occupy now." The annual meeting heard a report on stress among women teachers, indicating 1/ ' iH,\ Hyland 0 PEN HOUSE Hyland Seeds invites you to join us for a tour of our HYBRID CORN WHITE BEAN & SOYBEAN PERFORMANCE TRIAL PLOTS TUESDAY, AUG. 28, 1984 a 2 p.m. -8 p.m. No. 4 Highway, 1/2 mile south of Hensall Refreshments will be served / ll,\ Note: Raindate, Aug. 29 Hyland that difficulties on the job ae the major source of their stress. Stress is. often the result of the problem of classes to large to. allowsatisfactory work With gifted students, those with emotional and behavioral problems and those with other learning• disabilities, according to results released, by Dr. Florence Henderson, Executive Secretary of the Federation. In , other discussions, delegates described pornography as a form of hate literature d government to regulate; aind monitor ;television programs depleting people in sexually violent and degrading roles. They agreed to support test cases under 'the' • Charter of Rights on behalf of women, and to urge the federal and provincial governments to agree to include homemakers in the Canada Pension Plan, as recommended by the Parliamentary Task on Pension Reform. against women, anurd f gethe ederal• Available at OMAF Farm financial summaries Financial summaries are now available at our local agricultural office for cash crop, swine, beef, and dairy enterprises. These summaries are a useful tool that can help assess overall management and identify strengths and weaknesses in your operation. Information such as a breakdown of farrn income and expenses, production levels, feed costs, debt load, interest paid and equi- ty in the farm business are just some of the important facts available from the Ontario farm management analysis project. INSURANCE Call LIFE and HEALTH • R.R.S.P.'S & INVEST- MENTS •• ANNUITIES • GROUP BENEFITS • GUARANTEED INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES BOB McKINLEY RR 3 CLINTON , Tel: 4823714 LICENCED WITH Dominion. Lift THE DOMINION LIFE ASSURANCE 'COMPAN Certified Augusta Wheat "Certified Houser Wheat" In Hyland Brand Bags %.S�f. •.t• •• These varieties by any other name or in any other bag are not the same You will not go wrong if you order these top yielding varieties from an'y Thompson Branch or Hyland seed dealer. Custom fertilizer spreading Soil analysis fertilizer recommendations from a qualified staff Grantor) 2125-2.160 Many farmers are making good use of farm business records and performance analysissuch as financial summaries. If you would like to use these summaries for a comparison of your farm business, feel free to contact our office. Many factors can affect profit. Financial summaries are just one more way to help evaluate the perfor- mance of your farm business. Dennis Martin, Farm Management Specialist. ate, a. ;, x. f It started out to be a perfect golfing day, but by 4 p.m. on Saturday golfers on the Bayfield Course were literally swimming in water as a torrential downpour quickly ended a day at the links. The camera caught two dubious golfers seeking refuge beneath an umbrella and tree. (Shelley McPhee photo BACHERT MEATS *Try our own smoked pork chops for the bar -b -q season* CUSTOM KILLING, FREEZING Cutting & Wrapping KILL DAY ON TUESDAY all meat Gov't. Inspected on the farm 1 MILE EAST OF WALTON 887-9328 BRYAN VINCENT "ENTERING INTO OUR 61ST YEAR OF OPERATION" VINCENT FARM EQUIPMENT LTD. is pleased to continue their service to the agricultural industry through the continued addition of the "third generation'. Bryan attended the University. of Guelph studying towards an Honours Science Degree in the area of Agri Business. Upon graduation he joined .the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce where he held various administrative and credit positions in Southern Ontario. His latest position was as an officer in the Regional Agricultural Department. Bryan is also active in the Junior Farmers Association and, the Ontario Institute of Agrologists. , }N The experience and knowledge Bryan has gained will be utilized in the sales and administrative areas with Vincent Farm Equipment Ltd.` This addition will provide for the continuation of one of Ontario's oldest International Harvester dealerships. �OIPIE�I II-1���U�IE ,, You're invited to inspect the new installation of Ford Dickison Industries Triple Deck Brood - Grow poultry cages with manure b It cleaning at the farm of John F. Haverkamp, R. 1, Brucefield, Ont. on Thursday August 0, 1984 from 10 A.M,till 3 P.M. Enjoy a coffee and donut while viewing the six rows of Ford Dickison Brood - Grow cages designed to hold 23,000 growing pullets. 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