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The Huron Expositor, 1973-03-22, Page 3DEVON STANDARD CREAM STYLE CORN OR TOP VALU CHOICE PEAS GREEN 14 oz. tin 194 FASCINATION ENRICHED WHITE SLICED it BREAD 24 ot. ponytail T for KRAFT CANADIAN PROCESS SINGLES CHEESE 85. SLICES I lb. pkg. SQUIRREL SMOOTH PEANUT BUTTER * re IOU 3 lb.far ARNOLD STiNNISSEN Life — Health and Accident — Registered Retirement Pensions — Income Tax Deductable Registered Retirement Annuities Represe Sun Life Assura ce .Company of Canada TELEPHONE 527-0410 117 GODERICH ST. EAST — SEAFORTH 0 • • ger to humans and animals drink-. ing the water. Phosphorus fer- tilizer applied to soil can be a pollution hazard to surface waters, particularly where soil erosion occurs. Potassium is not considered a pollution hazard at the present time. The only way to know what your fertilizer program should be is to soil test regularly or, in the case of certain fruit crops, to use leaf analysis. Careful use of fertilizer can save you money. [SUNDAY'SkERA409 Home Song writers and poets through the ages have been writing about the beauty of the "home." Yet few of us today sing the praises of "Home,Sweet Home." In this day of mass communications and transporta-, tion, many say that the tradi- tional idea of "home" is gone forever. "Home" to many of them is just a place to sleep and eat. But this is not the truth! The home is still the center of love, learning, and happiness for people who knOw and understand the real and important values of life. The home is a place of rest - not just physical rest, but a place for spiritual and emo- tional rest. The home is 'a place of nourishment - for the body, soul, and mind. The lyrics of a recent song said: "once there was a way to get back home." Only those lyrics are wrong. There still is a way, if we only try to seek it. It is available arid it is right under our noses. It starts with love and its goal is hap- piness. You can start right now. Turn your house into a home, through love and faith. TURN ONS SOMEONE YLAJ LIKE ON FIRST MEETING - Uts1111- HE TALKS Vol.) OUT on IT. WHITESPRINGS SALMON 43 PINK 73/4 oz. tin AYLMER CHOICE TOMATOES 29 4 19 oz. tin BANQUET FROZEN APPLE OR C FERRY PIE 394 20 es. pie , FRESH PRODUCE 'Dunk A Dole!' Dole Golden Yellow Bananas lb. I 1 Product of Israel Sweet JAFFA ORANGES Inrqe fe 89e On; Canada No I Ontotto Marsh Cello CARROTS Ili ani 9. nag vta BONUS DISCOUNTS VELVET PASTRY FLOUR QUAKER ONE MINUTE OR QUICK OATS 48404, 0+ of ARMOUR STAR CORNED BEEF 1 2 tin KRAFT CHEEZ WHIZ PROCESS Cheese Spread 1.83 ALCAN 12 INCH inorofill 1 .19 FOIL WRAP Del Monte Fancy Holves or SlicesI 9 t, 39c PEACHES fin Red Rase (prepriced 69') Orange Pekoe TEA BAGS 90 kobegost 59. 7 lb bog 69c 59c 79c Bottom cut from line Beef Hip ToP Valu TABLE j MEATS VZ, iT !PAIYfit PRICF 1.00 'UV 1.39 INFORMATIVE COUNTER CARD MEAT IDENTITY LABEL HERE'S WHAT MEAT IDENTITY LABELLING DOES FOR YOU REEF NIP SUTTON ROUND STEAK MONARCH 4 Coloured 99 argarine ' 4 1 lb. pkgs. NABOB ALL PURPOSE GROUND COFFEE 1 lb. bag 85t BONUS DISCOUNTS CAPRI AssOrted Colou rs Bathr oom CHEER POWDERED roll TISSUE it ok q 49' DETERGENT Sb X 1 .79 WHITE SWAN•WHITE BEEKIST SERVIETTES of VD 69° Creamed Honey0000 4 tun lb mr 99 SHIRRIFF Assertpd Vonebes 6 1 07 10 KEN-I RATION Beef It Up Dinners 024z 49 e Cheese Burger 36 of • irt-, pkg IS 4V For the second time in the past two weeks, Seaforth firemen were called to the farm of Harold Pryce in McKillop Township when fire again flared up In a silo. High winds last Thursday were believed responsible for the outbreak. (Staff Photo) What happens if there's too much fertilizer used ? OF Brodhagen Comovondoot Airs.10in Ell*** Farmers from 'across •Contarto will represent over 7,000 mem- ners at the annualjunior Farmer Provincial Conference beingiteld at the Inn on the Park, Toronto, from March 23 - 25. This year's conference isde- signed to help participants be- come more aware of people In varied social situations on a personal basis. Part of the pro- gram will also involve delegates in determining the provincial Ju- nior Farmer program for 1973. Attending from Huron county will be Glen McNeil, R.R. # 6, Goderich of the Clinton club and Tom Melady, R.R. # 2, Dublin, Joanne Maloney, R,R. # 5, Sea- forth; Glenda Little, Seaforth; Connie C outts, Walton; of the Sea- forth club. St. PattkieL:‘-:, Euchre A total of 350 Junior """ CUT FROM \ THE BEEF NIP BONELESS Sirloin Tip I, • Steaks ' N 111.59 /-\ • BONUS DISCOUNTS PRISM LIQUID DETERGENT Our new improved meat identity labelling tells you 1_, at a glance the type of meat, the pr,mol tut and the specific portion of the primal cut. Simply use the re to nmendecl cooking method in our "Meat Explatner Folder. .a• /CUT FROM / THE BEEF HIP BONELESS FAST-FRY, Take the guesswork out of meat buying with these informative purchasing ails.II Sandwich • Steaks '1bl 89 CUT FROM THE BEEF HIP BONELESS' • Top Round Steaks or Roast / CUT FROM / THE BEEF HIP I Cube l Steaks I \\lb. 1 89 / • / Ili 1 .49 Ns *.• T.E. Bates Department of Land Resource Science Ontario Agricultural College University of Guelph Some Ontario soils are naturally well-supplied with po- tassium in forms available to plants. A few appear to be naturally high in phosphorus. Our better farmers have been ferti- lizing their soils for years and not all of this fertilizer has been removed by crops. ,The result is, many farms are rich in plant- available' phosphorus and po- tassium. And then there's an unfortunate tendency for farmers with fertile soil to use more fertilizer than those with infer- tile soils. The farmer who uses less fertilizer than he needs can be expected, over a long term, to produce lower yields and/or low quality crops. But what about the farmer who uses more fertilizer than he needs? There has been a tendency to think he is simply being safe by avoiding defi- ciencies and that the use of K ilbarchan notes By Mabel Turnbull Those celebrating birthdays this week are Mrs. John Sclater, 89. Members of her family were with her. Mrs. Ken Willis of London, Mrs. D. Knowles, Am- herstburg and Mrs. Robert Clarke, Town, Mrs. Lantz also celebrates her birthday this week. As a Lenten project Wednes- day afternoon Gr. VII of St. James' School visited the Home and presented a varied program which included an amusing skit "Wanted a Housekeeper". Doug Anstett was Master of Ceremon- ies and those taking part in the skit were Brian Nigh, Brian Cooper, Patsy Scott, Gayle Van der Veldon, Tanya DeGroot, Maureen Hutchison and Joe Aubin, Mrs. Don Bode and Miss M. Turnbull on behalf of the patients expressed appreciation. Mr. Sandy McQuillan, Grade VII teacher at St. James', was in charge. Charlene DeJong played several numbers on the accor- dion. The program closed with singing by the group. extra fertilizer is "insurance". Like Insurance, the extra ferti- lizer has an annual cost. But quite unlike insurance, it gives little protection from serious. unusual losses. Most fertilizer recommenda- tions provide for a little more nutrients than are required to increase yields, just to keep the soil fertility level from dropping. Extra fertilizer beyond that re- commended will therefore rare- ly return .a profit. A crop fat- ure due to some other factor such as dry weather or a poor stand is not likely to be pre- vented by the use of extra fer- . tilizer. The use of more ferti- lizer than the crop needs can cause considerable harm. On fruit and vegetable crops and to- bacco, excessive use of ferti- lizers, particularly nitrogen fer- tilizers, can lower quality. Qua- lity can be lowered in field crops as well, but usually only if rates are quite extreme. Recent research by the De- partment • of Land Resource Science on three differedt soils showed that phosphorus ferti- lizers markedly reduced the zinc content of corn leaves. Where the soil is well-supplied with zinc, this will cause little or no problem. A number of Ontario soils are low in zinc, however and on these soils care should be taken to apply only the phos- phorus fertilizer that is needed. Zinc deficiency can result in a loss in yield and profit. Zinc fertilizer can be applied to cor- rect the deficiency but it is less expensive to stop applying phos- phorus fertilizer where It is not needed. Some soils are so high in phosphorus that none may be needed for many years. Potassium fertilizers, ap- plied to the same three soils, reduced the magnesium content of corn leaves. Escessive ap- plications reduced it by nearly 50% on all three soils. On a soil low in magnesium, a serious deficiency can result, with the accompanying loss in yieldand profit. Magnesium fertilizers can be added but it is simpler and much less expensive to stop applying the potassium where it is not needed. Very large mag- nesium applications are required to compensate for excess potas- sium. Another reason to be care- ful is to protect our surface and groundwater from pollution. Ex- cess use of nitrogen fertilizer can cause increased levels of nitrate in the groundwater, a dan- Mr. Ralph Diev,e1., North Ray and his son John of Waterloo College, visited with his uncle Pete Hinz on Friday, Mr. Kim Leonhardt has returned after spending some months at Wyoming U.S.A. where he worked as a ranch nand. Kent Richard Gilbert, and Robert Scott Jarmuth, infant sons of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gilbert and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jarmuth were baptized during the service at St. peter's Lutheran Church on Sunday. Kent's sponsors are Mr. and Mrs. Ken Q ilbert, R.R. 1, Sebringville and Robert's spon- sors are Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Jarmuth, Sebringville. Sunday afternoon a farewell party was held for Dr. and Mrs. Calvin Glick and girls prior to their moving to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, U.S.A. Approxi- mately seventy-five relatives at- tended. They were presented with a living room clock with wall sconces to match along with a china tea set. Susan, Brenda and Carol were given china cups and saucers with the month of their birthday engraved on the cup. The Gilcks expect to move FROZEN IUMBO SMOKED FILLETS DAVERN VACUUM PACKED SLICED SIDE BACON TOP VALU VACUUM PACKED SKINLESS WIENERS DAVERN BEEF AND POR K, BREAKFAST SAUSAGE FROZEN CANADA GRADE UTILITY' ROASTING CHICKENS U S A. NO. 1 Florida Red or While GRAPEFRUIT U S Ti No 1 Florida Crisp CELERY STALKS the hegtheinK o April. "Mts. Glick is the former Rose Scher- berth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. August Scherbarth, Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ro- bert Gilbert following Kent's bap- tism on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Ken Gilbert and Darrell, R.R. # 1, Sebringville, Rev. and Mrs. Arthur Horst, Lois and Stephen; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Muegge and Marion; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kleber; and Mrs. Melinda Gilbert, Stratford. Mrs. Mary Thornton and Mrs. Ed. Regele visited with Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Wolfe on "Friday. A ORDER FORMS 0311 FREE "MEAT EXPLAINED" FOLDER ON NOW TO BUT, HOW TO COOK FT, PORK, LAMB OR VEAL AVAILABLE AT ALL IGO MEAT COUNTERS 'SIMPLY fill IT IN AND MAIL TO IBA Consumer Comer, Box 5025, Loadert, Ont. 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