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Canadian Statesman (Bowmanville, ON), 3 Sep 1994, p. 17

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Blackstock Dealer Sees New AGCO Allis Models The Clarington Independent, Bowmanville, Saturday, September 3,1994 17 Lloyd Trewin of Trewin Farm Equipment, located in Blackstock, recently recently attended the official introduction of seven new models of AGCO Allis high-horsepower tractors ranging from 135 to 215 horsepower. The program was sponsored by AGCO (Allis Gleaner Co.) Corporation, the parent company of AGCO Allis. "With the introduction of these seven new models, our. AGCO Allis dealers can now offer their customers more choices including the option of an air-cooled or liquid-cooled diesel," said Jim Seaver, AGCO vice president of sales. "I don't think you'll find a more complete line of high-horsepower tractors anywhere else." Lloyd Trewin is shown in this photograph with Mr. Seaver and two of the new AGCO Allis tractors. Over 675 AGCO Allis dealers and their sales people came from all over North America to attend one of two shows near Kansas City which included a factory tour, detailed feature/benefit presentations, training seminars and an opportunity to operate the new equipment in the field. Farmers Can Benefit As Vacation Hosts by Rachel Martin The Ontario Farm & Country Accommodations Accommodations (OFCA) offers city dwellers the chance to experience country and farm living throughout the countrysides of beautiful rural Ontario with Farm Vacations and Bed & Breakfasts. Many Ontario farmers are discovering discovering that vacation farms offer financial financial and social benefits while other farmers are unaware that this opportunity opportunity of earning extra cash even exists! exists! As well, Ontario farmers have something very special to offer their urban counteiparts; the peace and quiet and natural beauty of rural Ontario. Ontario. The OFCA was established 27 years ago to bridge the rural-urban gap in hopes that urban dwellers would have a better understanding of what farming life is really like in rural rural Ontario. Presently, the OFCA has over 100 members and is quickly expanding expanding as city dwellers are opting for less expensive holidays that offer relaxation as well as education for the entire family. Vacationers are looking to slip away to the countrysides countrysides of rural Ontario to get away from the pressures and stresses of city life. OFCA Farm Vacations and Bed & Breakfasts are appealing to everyone, especially families with young children, children, senior citizens, couples, and solo travelers. Young children love to spend time with the farm animals whether it is. holding a purring farm kitten, feeding a baby calf, or riding a friendly pony while their parents and grandparents may enjoy taking a leisurely leisurely stroll down a country road or relaxing under the shade of an old maple tree. People travelling alone, especially hikers and bikers, are also attracted to OFCA farms as they do not have to worry about eating or staying alone since they share their meals and usually live with the family family with Bed & Breakfast accommodation. accommodation. Vacationers arc just beginning to discover Bed and Breakfast and Fann Vacations in rural Ontario as they arc exploring different types of holidays and either want a relaxing holiday in the country with reasonable rates or would like to learn a little bit about farming in Ontario. OFCA guests Janice and Peter Kyle, who are farmers themselves, enjoyed "travelling and crop touring" on their recent visit to "Country Comfort" with hosts Elwin and Linda Vince of Merlin. The Kyle's remarked remarked that they "love OFCA because because (they) don't like hotel stays" and that Farm Vacations and Bed & Breakfast accommodations are the perfect alternative! > c r We're on our way to the Durham Central COME AND JOIN US FOR ALL THE FUN!!! THURSDAY • Hell Drivers Show • Ambassador of the Fair Pageant • Holstein Show • Farmers' Olympics FRIDAY (CHILDREN'S DAY) • School Parade • Boats, Decorated Bikes • Games, Contests, Tug of War • School Talent Contest • 4H Sheep Club • Wether Lamb Show • 4H Dairy Club Day • Durham Dairy Education Program • Poultry Judging • Steer and Lamb Auction • Cake Auction • Demolition Derby • Old Time Fiddlers' Contest SATURDAY • Heavy Horse Show • Saddle Horse Show • American Saddlebred Show • Beef Cattle Show • Parade • 6th Annual Car Show • Horseshoe Tournament • Remote Control Pulls • Talent Show with the Mundell Family • "Battle of the Bands" • Fair Dance - "Chaser" SUNDAY • Hunter Show • Poultry, Rabbit and Sheep Show • Remote Control Car Races • Gospel Sing • Harness Racing (sponsored by Big Brothers) • Pet Show • Country and Western Jamboree EVERY DAY: Antique Tractor Show and Demonstration, Puffy the Clown, The Mane Attraction Petting Zoo, Piglet Races, Midway, Agricultural Displays: Bowers, Needlecraft, Baking, Junior Exhibits, Art, Photography, the Women's Institute Display, and Commercial Exhibits. © when sioto saies driu-e mu ... don't blow your top! Pull yourself together and see us for experienced, professional help. We've been creating award-winning advertising campaigns for satisfied customers since 1854! Give us a call... we want you to see dollar signs instead of red! The Canadian Statesman 62 King St. W. Bowmanville ^ Telephone 623-3303

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