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GeorgetownActon Wednesday Oct Scho Alternative to public system Flora SndJachleln I la I ton and Peel region promoting the development of a Waldorf School pose with of the material used develop their Imagination a minds Computers abstract and about to 30 people ideas and too many a l tended many of books may not be the whom were already beat way to prepare a familiar with Waldorf child for life according Schools A meeting is to an educational planned Tor the future in philosophy being pro- Georgetown and moled in and workshops are slated p for in Milton Flora SeulJackleln There are a number of Milton is the of people from Acton of the Rockwood and group of nearly Georgetown already in- ple working towards the volved with Waldorf of a education and a play help children Waldorf School ground of mothers and well as their Recently they held a children from Ilalton public meeting in Acton Hills is meeting on a The answers to why COOP Land Storage makes sense now and next spring What am the advantages of Land Storage The fall application of fertilizer puts plant nutrients right where they re needed when they re needed regardless of the condition of your fields in spring It Land Storage good agronomics a well good economics Good agronomics is good economics With the bulk of your potash and a fair chunk of the phosphate ploughed down you can use a sound starter fertilizer such as a kgha of Com Starter to get plants started and then the fertilizer takes over Does Land Storage fertllizfr Include any nitrogen Some nitrogen from dlammonium phosphate may be positioned but only because this source Is the cheapest source Under Ontario conditions fall applied nitrogen is only onehall to twothirds as effective as spring applied nitrogen Land Storage fertilizer Is mainly phosphate and potash Will phosphate and potash by leaching over the winter No Phosphate and potash are tightly held by soil particles The only way a loss can occur is if you have erosion problems and actually lose soil Because phosphate and potash move little In the soil Land Storage means these nutrients are placed where the crop roots can take them up With cost of money today does it pay me lo Land Storage These days no one knows what Interest rates will be but with Land Storage you have a price guaranteed to be lower than the spring price But more Important Land Storage helps you to plant faster in the spring Saves your valuable lime Is Land Storage for corn No While com is the most common crop that benefits from Land Storage it Is only because com requires more phosphate and potash excluding forages than most other crops Hence Land Storage means that only a starter fertilizer and anysupplementalNIs needed later Storage when I don t know what I II plant But you have a good idea That field that received a double application ol atrazine certainly won be going into grains or beans and that held that has a real weed infestation should go into corn so I hall ha weed problem can be cleared up Dots Land Storage help with soil compaction Yes When you re applying fertilizer In the all the soil is usually in better condition than It is In the spring and secondly the deeper placement encourages roots to i penetrate deeper so they are able to moisture nutrients Improve soil structure Is the Green Plan a part of Land Storage Not quite Land Storage Is really a part the Green Plan The Green Plan Is designed to help you produce bigger and more economical crop yields Sound agronomics dictates placing fertilizer where it can best be utilized by the plant Land Storage means the bulk of the needed potash and any phosphate in excess of that needed for a starter effect Is placed where the plant can best and In quantities needed Get full details on the economics of COOP Land Storage from your COOP salesman I UNITED COOPERATIVES 333 GUELPH STREET GEORGETOWN weekly basis Ilalton Hills residents are in vited to phone Aherne at 8533085 to learn how they can gel involved In the local program The Waldorf Interest group has been operating for the past year forming playgroups for their children researching the concept and starting small fund raising pro jects Developed In 1919 by Austrian educator Rudolf Sleiner Waldorf Schools stress the idea that man is a spiritual as well as intellectual being A Waldorf education Mrs ex plained gives children a chance develop their imaginations as well as their minds Young children learn best by looking at things doing things and asking questions she said in a recent inter view Our programs support and stress that rather than teaching them reading and writ before they are ready for it There is a in traditional schools have too much programmed time the former teacher added We that children should have some leisure time that is not programmed Waldorf supporters are quick to deny that their schools are con nected with the free schools of the 1960s Our achievement is very high but ot over whelming Mrs Seul said We stress the values of responsibility shar ing and the feeling that anything Is good so long as they do it really well she added Mrs Jacklein explained Waldorf Schools In Ontario follow courses laid down by the Ministry of Education The major difference from traditional schools she explained is that academic studies arc not as regimented and more time is allowed fur play There is a tempt a linn in regular schools lo stimulate children loo fast she said We believe they should be allowed a long child hood They have wonderful imaginations and wc should use that A Waldorf school day starts with a main les son of about two hours in hi morning when the children arc freshest the balance of the day the class meets a number of teachers who specialize in arts and music wood