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their OM and ean express it erly is an affront to a
detnagrattetlltateta-
Again, just Swot) three weeks ago, more than 700 fanners
jeered dainty* atMr. Mr. Henderson in :trent*. I won't go into
the fatness rental* made bY Whelar about fanners being
tacky to live in a society Where they eriklmitkivelialiticians
Melt 0),W that it appears mane c his leader's arrogance,
bas rubbed off onto Gene,• .•
The =Val of farm= laughed' • hen EmaleMon said fir
province. has tried to respond to the problems of
farmers Who ore harder Id than most segments of th
papnkilien by the exorbitant interest rates in Canada,
beef farmem.,
nt'sb.s[andyint knew% Lome," me y4ed.
•'Te mai** the lay/ prices and high interest rate to the
farmer," Henderson said to a chorus of boos mid yells.
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He Maned those interest rates on the federal government
whichPraduceilshoutsof"buckpassing."
• NO one knows better than this veteran reporter that politi-
clant have a tough 'ob.Cabinet ministers have an even
tougher job. They are on call- for many more hours than
backbenchers. They are under considerable pressure from
•many places, many peopk. Why anyone would wanttogetin-
topoljttciisbeyondrne. I can get into enough trouble penning
a ,little deathless prose every week. Lae reporters, politi-
c*islearito roll with the [Ameba. They get thideskinned.
Bid when the fanners of this country lose faith in their
• cabinet ministers almoit to a man, then that minister should
be looldng at his own performance.
1-,amenre-thstAviiin-that nmjarity„ now at_ gmen's Par• is.
wider the Conservative banner, a better agminist' er must
• surely be waiting in the wings. "
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vailable to fanners; and the catalogue will be produc-
40 establish a,ewsletter ed by Allen rind Ross at
software that is- Both the newsletter and
Mic °late- \ II.C.A.T. John Cardiff of the
Of to keeP oniarrn eemPuter
nsliiiPa—n!; ; ''%enaea.i&:1enIt*11fl' Iteg2"'..-Mft wm compile the three.
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nntary, soar mscrketii....,10.
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Gnh, the Peer/set us to tory. Interested farmers
- ter industry, herutgracamoileta ---- the should direct their eon.
the list for
mar direct- ory-and to contribute, respondence to Randy Ross,
ac- via &questionnaire, to the coo .11idgetown College
Col- catalogue," said Allen. The Agricultural •Technology,
staf- directory will be updated Ridgetown, Ontario. NOP
use regularly. • • 2CO.
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Goderich Towns a s accounts
Avieetentre-.- 1otalitag-
199&19 were entered
pad when Goderieb
TMO* tel We hi
molar maks Jane 15 01
this amount $265,9Z1.33 was
for Huron thunly Board of
Educationtaxes.
Dave Reed .of F. Cowan
lumpance was preset to
review the township in -
Swam policies. No changes
were made and no motions
recorded.
Mae Van der Wal and A.
De Fitter were piesent to
discuss the possibility of
exchanging lot number 6 on
the SaLBL sub-diVision for
• another , lot of township's
choke. No motions were
recorded regenlingthis ,
• Kathy lams objeeted to
• various items whidi she
considered to be under the
township jurisdiction in plan
number 13. The clerk was
instructed to reply, ex-
plaining the township's
actions and saying that
many 4 hercomplaints were
not of township's actions.
By-law number 9, 1961, a
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means money hi.
situation.
apPlication4 cat-
niamwe
"•." an acre.' to a .farmer. tins
• spring's fertili*rprices.
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Farmers need manure
analysis to get full Wilde
, from the Manure they.
Spread on their fields, says
• Professior'Tom Bates of the
Soil Testing Laboratory at
the liniversity of Onelph.
• The pcopularity. of manure
analysisi 'is growing rapidly
in the face of did* fertilizer
cOts and greater awareness
of the value of using mamwe
wisely, says Professor
Pates..
The lab tests manure for
nitregen, •phosphorous,
potassium, galciimn and dry
matter content. Using this
information, farmers 'can
adjust fertilizer applications
to complete the soil's re-
quirements.
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The bitaic illiests cost $13
and the lab will analyze the
sample for trace minerals -
boron, copper, magnesimn
and zinc - for another $3.
Manure analysis is easier
now since the introduction of
a safe container for shipping
samples to Guelph. Before
1960, slow mail and ineffi-
cient containers aroused
fears of samples exploding
because of methane gas
build-up.
One -litre plastic con
tainers and shipping cartons
are available at local
agriculture offices for a cost
of $1.50.
Put one-half litre of
manure into the container.
Place the -container in a
plastic bag. Put the bag in
the box provided and then
send it, via courier, to the
Soil Testing Laboratory. The
sample should not spend any
more than two days in tran-
• sit.
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debenture of 49,300 on three
owners, was given three
readinsandpassed.
By-law number 10,1961, a
by-law to govern parades,
concerts and festivals, was
given three readings and
penaed.
Buildhee permits -were
issued to John Ladd for a log
cabin on lots 14 and 15, Plan
3; to Walter Callway for a
sun porch on lot 10, con-
cession 1; to George Caplan
for a mobile holm on lot 10,
Base Line; 'to Elaine Blair
for house additions on 14 13,
Huron Road; and to R.J.
Semple for a garage an lot
40, concession 6.
Council then • adjourned
until July6 at ap.m.
At a special meeting of
Goderich Township Council
on June 12, an unpaid bill
regarding the Forbes
Municipal Drain was ,
referred to council for set-
tlement. Council agreed to
bill 25 feet of the covered
drain to 14 25, concession 16
and pro rate the, balance
over the entire drain.
Visitors. at BNPD
The Bruce Nuclear Power
Development began its daily
free visitor program on June
19.
The daily program, in-
cluding Saturdays and Sun-
days, begins each day at 10
a.m. in the mornkg and con-
tinues throughout the day
witil 5 p.m.
Signs on highway 21 direct
visitors to the large parking
lot at the Visitors Centre on
the 4111 Concession of Bruce
Township and guests board
buses for a one hour guided
tour of the nuclear stations,
heavy water plants and sup-
port facilities.
The program continues me
hi Labour Day.
Wastes can be fatal
Liquid • man= systems
are increasingly used by
farmers for efficient handl-
ing of livestock wastes. They
can produce large concen-
trations of hydrogen sulfide
and carbon dioxide which
can be fatal to both farmers
and stock. The Canada Safe-
ty (Zonal urges you m
follow recommended pro-
ceduns when agitating or
pumping liquid manure. Ju-
ly 25-31 is Farm Safety
Week. Learn about the
dangers of liquid manure
gases- yoiwknowledge could
save your life.
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Covered M. Leelding .the
Goderkh O.P.P. was present
to inform council of b
prowled rock concert to be
held la the lowish* on July 4
and to suggest that ap-
propriatemeasures be taken
to control nide gattedngs.
Council discussed several
• Wales which might be used
to control such gatherings
and the clerk was hoshructed
to obtain mote definite in-
formation for the June 15
meetrng.
By-law number 8, 1961, a
bylaw for setting the rates
of taxation for 1961, and the
manner of collecting taxes,
was given three readings
andpassed.
K. McNair' n was present to
enquire into the laws
governL% the use of travel
trailers in the tovniship' when
not in a licenced tram
early. No metiers were
recorded regarding thin
Council donated $100 to the
Town and Country
Hafacioakers towards the
purchase of their
headtpartersinWingham.
G. ri presented a pre.
design of the Hartman
PrePertln a request or which
had been made relative to a
severance request.Counal
approved the predesign
winkled tint the number of
DEM= were reduced.
Zemmol accepted the quote
of Baker's Nursery for the
supply 4 ninety stock for
the grounds of %the cern-
munity centre and a motion
was passed that %ethers be
engaged to lay sod in the
fret section of the cam-
mimfty centre.
Building permits were
issued to Irene Oltelleobi for
a sun dedi on lot 10, con-
cession 1; and to the
Salvation Army for a dining
hall and renovations on hit
37, concessina 1.
A land severance request
from D. Westerhout of
Bullet was referred to
FARMERS
IN HURON COUNTY
"THINKING OF REAL ESTATE. THINK STEVE AW'
SPECT
IN ME SALE Of
FARMS FOR
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Gaderieli •Township for
COmment.. Council passed a
motion that the request be
dealt with as
questionaire.
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Wing Drive Silo
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Volume Sett feeders
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Single Clain Conveyors
Sent Coddlers
Ossialt Ensildnisers
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Wander Roller Mills
Ilender Mills for Ground
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