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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1971-02-25, Page 6MITCHELL -LIONS SECOND WINTER CARNIVAL FRI., SAT., SUN., FEB. 26, 27, 28 ACTIVITIES ALL ,WEEKEND LONG — At Mitchell Agricultural Grounds — SATURDAY' Skate-A-Thon, 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. DANCING Teens — Mitchell DHS Adults — Crystal Palace FRIDAY ICE NICKS Crowning of Snow Queen SUNDAY, 1 pm. MOSRA CHAMPIONSHIP SNOW-MOBILE RACES Register 11:00 to 12:30 — $1200 Prizes BrOdhagen Chamber of Commerce Annual Stag Pigtails, Spareribs and Sauerkraut FRIDAY MARCH 12 beginning at 6 p.m. GAMES of CHANCE — REFRESHMENTS Tickets $2;00 each Tickets available from any member Proceeds for Community Betterment PARK GODERICH THURS., FRI. & SAT. FEB. 25, 26, 27,, Flo one who war there will ever be the rime 30 TH SQUARE PHONE, 524-7811 AIRCOND1TIONEP SATURDAY MATINEE FEBRUARY 27 2 p.m. THIE.FAR INIORIZONS STARTS WEDNESDAY FOR SIX DAYS March,3 - 8 Wed., Thurs., Sun., Mon., SP.rn• Fri:, Sat.; 7:30 & 9:50 DIRECT FROM ITS NOW FOR THE SENSATIONAL 1ST.TIME AT ROADSHOW POPULAR ENGAGEMENT! PRICES! g isnimiall6111r00 0 Torsi dm ma gram 20111 <SWIM Y. FOSC Presemt 'GORE VIDAL'S MYRA,. RIDG MO6ANCif In the Red Knight Room Elgin Fisher Trio BEVERAGE ROOM FRIDAY and SATURDAY Russ & Dorothy • Ample FREE Customer Parking Visit our Beverage Room for Tasty Chicken Wings, also Colored TV COMMERCIAL HOTEL • SEAFORTH, ONTARIO /4X4IVEAFOSITOR. SEAFORTH, ONT, FEB., 25. 1971 "Or 45 -lc 527 - 1222 ************.*********k BUS to the ICE CAPADES SUNDAY, MARCH 7th Contact Habkirk Transit EVANGELISTIC SERVICES Zeroallilage Corn Saves Time lage retains some of the time and laborsaving p.dvantages of zero 'tillage while removing some of the yield risks pre- sently associated with the latter on heavier soils. For the farmer who prefers to cdlitinue planting his corn conventionally, the purchase of a zero-till planter can serve as insurance against the occasional wet fall or late spring. In such situations, part or all of the next crop may be zero-till planted to avoid the yield reduction which could otherwise result from a sizable delay in planting date. In other years, the crop can be conventionally planted with the same planter. Approximately five thousand acres of corn were zero-till planted in Ontario in 1970. In- dications are that this acreage will be up In 1971. at HAYFIELD BAPTIST CHURCH TIME: February Z8 — 11:00 a.m. 7:30 p.m. March 1-5 $:00 p.m. 'relative to the situation with contiguous conventional corn, but research data in support of this statement are--very limited. (6) A suitably designed corn planter is normally required to obtain satisfactory plant establishment with zero til- lage. The most common zero-till planter in Ontario ' has been the Allis-Chalmers- "no-till?' pianter. However, comparable planters are being developed by other manufacturers and will be available in the .near future. ('7) Zero-till planters Will plant in conventionally-tilled soil or in land which has received limited tillage. Thus, a zero-till planter can be combined with a system 'of reduced tillage such asi)low- log and/or disking once before planting. Such•min(mum tit- Speaker: EVANGELIST REV. FRED HOWARD Prtor of Knollwood Baptist Church:, London:. Radio Broadcast CKSL, 9:30 p.m. every Sunday evening. SPECIAL MUSIC EVERY SERVICE Everyone Welcome SEAFORTH LIONS- CLUB ANNUAL Rural Relations DINNER TUESDAY MARCH 9th at 6:30 p.m. • Seaforth . Community Centre A limited number of free tickets are avail- able to area farmers af- ter Monday, March 1st, at Topnotch Feeds Ltd., and at the Seaforth Farmer's Co-op. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 701111111."4111.."111.11."111010".11111 this week at the ROYAL HOTEL MITCHELL. THURSDAY - FRII)AY SATURDAY• Lou Morello Trio In the Crown Room BETHEL BIBLE CHURCH An Associated Gospel Church Egmondville, Ontario SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 28th 10:00 a.m. Bible School 11:00 a.m. — Worship Hour 7:30 p.m. — SENIOR CITIZENS' NIGH.? SEAFORTH TEEN TWENTY PRESENTS -- The Cheyenne SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27th DANCING 9:00 • 12:00 AT THE Seaforth Community Centre DRESS CASUAL ADMISSION $1.00 , • Daynard Univerilty of Guelph Ontario farmers have recog- nized for some time that they have potentially much to gain from a system which will eliminate much, or all of the tillage currently used in corn production. Because of our short growing season, the time required for fall plowing, and for spring cUltivat-- ion and planting, is limited. One solution to this time limitation has, been the use of large and expensive equipment with the capacity to plow and cultivate more acres per hour. Another solution is a reduction in, or the elimination of, present preplant tillage operations. Research on zero tillage has. been conducted for a number of years at several locations across Ontario. Results of this research have generally revealed the following: (I) The yield of zero-till corn compared to its convention- ally-planted counterpart is dependent upon soil type. On lighter, and drought- susceptible' soils, zero-till corn has usually equalled the yield of conventional corn and occasionally surpassed it. On heavier soils, such as clay, a yield reduction has often been associated with zero tillage. While intensive research is presently being conducted In the province in an attempt to overcome this possible yield disadvantage, reasons tor the problem and solutions to it remain, at present, poorly Understobd. (2)ero tillage reduces or ellm- 1 ates erosion losses with corn on sloping land. Zero-, till corn', tithn, can be grown on rolling land otherwise unsuitable for corn produc-' tion. (3) proper herbicide use IS essen- tial with. zero' tillage since postpianting cultivation is usually impossible, tional ,herbicides, except ore- plant-incorporated types, can be used successfully with zero-till corn. Spraying for perennial weed control should be carefully done to avoid strips in the first year. (4) Fertilization does not appear to be a major problem with zero tillage. Phosphorus and potassium, requirements can be surface-applied in the fall or early spring, .Or partially Applied. with the planter. Nit- rogen can be knifed in or broadcast-applied; as with • conventional corn. • in the spring. (5), Corn borer and . leaf blight may become more damag- ing after several years of colatinuoUS ANDLELITE RESTAURANT and. TAVERN, — FORMERLY PIZZA PATIO TAVERN• FRIDAY and Satut.day,-, - THE NEW JESTERS CANDLELITE RESTAURANT .and TAVERN HAYFIELD ROAD IN GODERICH PHONE 524-7711 Diping _rocup open on Sundays 'milt 12 noon - 2 p.m. and 5p.m. to 8 p.m. in the evening. otoill ormill110100m11111011.001011111 SEAFORTH JR. FARMERS - Presents Their — , 4th ANNUAL Broomball Touinament SEAFORTH ARENA March 6th 6. and 7th Friday Night HOOTENANY Saturday -- BROOMBALL TOURNAMENT Saturday Night — DANCE to COUNTRY COUSINS ADMISSION TO DANCE $1.00 CANADIAN RED CROSS SOCIETY ANNU L DRIVi I+, 7.•,- for FUNDS March last to 3Ist, 1970 Canvassers will call at the homes in SEAFORTH and DISTRICT asking for donations. Your gift recognizes the Red Cross con- tributions to the cause of humanity and the many outstanding services of the•Red Cross. Members of Lodges, Councils and Service Clubs in the- area, are invited to, attend firotheitioact .Night SEAFORTH COMMUNITY CENTRE THURSDAY, FEB. 25 at 8:15 p.m. sharp Guest Speaker • GLYNN ALLIN Sponsored by Britannia Lodge, Seaforth Clinton Community 'Centre MOW PARKING SPACE GOOD tuNcii iturma 10 Ganwa ,,,,,,,_stedk* #,30 ie... • ekeeee..3ttettes et 650 p.m. 11 deneet--4tei+Ing et 0100 am. —Sta•tri• re COO we. tHURSDAY, FEB, 251 FRIDAY, FEB 26 SATURDAY, FEB. 27 1 SUNDAY 0113. 28 0 • "AAA" Championship —lifild1fvenimi,Haruary 27 at 840 pm. THURSDAY, MARCH 4 FRIDAY MARCH 5 SATURDAY, MARCH 61 SUNDAY, MARCH 7 2 Gatom-4,4*In• 40 3100 pm. 3 litorliti--Stettitts /100 pm. rOomm—leortlog or 12t00 pm. • Oesom—Stortiog eft 10104m. CHAMPIONSHIPS — SUNDAY AFTERNOON and MARCH'? 0741.0#••••• 4747••••••••••••••• RECEPTION Music by the Bluewater Playboys FOR- Mr. and Mrs. Russell Talbot (nee Cheryl Muir) Hensall Community Centre - FRIDAY, FEB. 26 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. LUNCH PROVIDED Everyone Weleome An Expositor Classified will pay you dividends, Have you tried one? Dial 52'7-0240, CASH 'BINGO Legion Hall, Seaforth *FRIDAY, FEB. 26 8:15 p.m. 15 Regular Gaines for $10 THREE $25 GAMES $75.00 Jackpot To Go TWO DOOR PRIZES ADMISSION $1.00 Extra Cards 25c or 7 for $1.00 (CHILDREN UNDER 16 NOT PERMITTED) --Procetds for Welfare Work— Auspices Seaforth Branch 156 Royal Canadian Legion NNiuiuiiiiiiiiinisiiliiniiii Entertainment this WEEK in THE` TIMBERLANE ROOM The Sugarfoot An Exotic Dancer ELM' HAVEN MOTOR -HOTEL CLINTON UIIIUiiililiiiiitiiiliHINiiiiit 1:00 "C" C4seittlstettto biredat, VArtmlood w Polor Edward n. Klotordloo, Linamth, Nom er lidamowo. 240 p.m. — "b" raiivock, taitadow, mihee:00. eamem w fuel* Tetesslatt w glom borthaon, Sdoivonpios Welfetti. 4,00 pm, Chong:46310 Oiruld*. Attn. averisterni og C. 7141ftee **, Norm roue or Oat& • 3130 Chtu1131001611. --414163ifitt fA•6•Y•ftek 1•610•4 110", 5/100, Tlier61.1% Bon14100, Path or MorOhoot yr. (14dotith Str,01101:1; 0041•1010,1•• Tenor, MkIrtgoo. 740 c6f.s.„1,4, 0,....l, tweeze., Meta, ettletttan w Sande IndIsa flettm rt. Mole or PMeloy. 140 pAr..—. "I' CloomploosAlp .:4.• tut 0, _W•lle•Oen, C•istoa, Hertenw, tmewa or M. MIMI ,u. Moofrol: Mookairo• DOM or hint*. AIMIfitl: Thursdays and Fridays — Adults and Students, 500 Children, 2k Sahntlays and Sundays — Adults and %duds, K84; Children, 1St Clinton Rec Committee Third Annual BANT HOCKEY TOURNAMENT 55 TEAMS 48 GAMES SEVEN CLASSIFICATIONS ,111("4A" • • • 3 17616% "AA" • • 6 TEAMS "A" - • • 13 TEAMS "I" • • 10 TEAMS "C" • - • T SIAM* "0" • - • IMAMS "I" • - . 7 TEAMS SEAFORTH SNOWMOBILE CLUB POT-LUCK SUPPER and DANCE LEGION HALL, SEAFORTH Saturday, March 6th 1971 SUPPER AT 6:45 DANCE AT 8:30 ROYALAIRES of MITCHELL $2,50 per couple 'Tickets available from Club Members or at Vincents Farm Equipment CLUB 'UMBERS PICK UP YOUR, TICKETS AT VINCENT'S FARM EQUIPMENT ANI11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111k FOOD SPECIALS ENTERTAINMENT 'SATURDAY Fred Harburn and Theresa Feeney Hold your banquet, anniversary or birthday party at the Huron Hotel. Phone 345-2820 for arrangements.. • HURON w HOTEL Dublin Open Tin I a.m.