The Huron Expositor, 1978-06-01, Page 5•
THE HURON EXPOSITOR', JUNE 1 1978 0
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Seaforth was awarded her provincial honors at
SatUrday's 4-H Achievement Day held at Seaforth
Public' School on the theme Focus on Living:: Jean
Van Tyghenrli---R.R.-4,--Seaforth and.-Dime Smith of
EgmOndville, who were absent; also received their
provincial 'honors for completing 12 4-H courses.
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Perth farm news
after the 3 leaf stage of
development. Oil or surfactants
should never be added to these
spray treatments.
Heavy twitch grass stands
require a split treatment of 2 lbs.
of Atrazine each' time. A fall-
spring treatment is ideal. Another
alternative is 2 lbs. at planting
and another 2 lbs. after the crop is
up. After the first year of corn
there is erit • in moving, to ,a
Blade Atrazine or Lasso.-
Atrazine combination in order to
deal with the annual grasses that
,come in once the' twitch has been
eliminated.
KJ'n Carey will be available at
our office on Wednesday, June
14th. Dairymen with milk quota
questions can arrange an appoint-'
ment by calling 271-0280.
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Red roses adorned the' altar of
St. D'eter's Lutheran , Church
Sunday morning in memoty of the
late Mrs. Henry Hinz, Martha
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ther • , Mrs Ron Ryan and family Icaasde
PROVINCIAL HONORS ,— Theresa Hicknell of shower were Mrs. Wm. Rose,
.were June 2. Linda is the daughter of
Marriage •to Steven Westman on ..m°°kt°11 . Sunday visitors with Mr. and
rIn thee
Me lody
man's 8-2. Mark Murray, one of the
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Toa, who passed away 20 y4ar§
ago. They were placed there by
her family.
Guests at'the home of Mr. and
Mrs, Gary ,losling and family last
Sunday 'in honour of Daniel
Franklin Jesting's baptism were
en girl chosen
Monkton and Mr. and Mrs. Frani held. for 4-H homemakers in • ' Mrs. Jack Phillips, London, Mr,
and Mrs. David Mathesop and Haggarty, Dianne and Peter of Seaforth, Theresa Hieknell won
London, spent Sunday with Mr. provincial honours for completing. 'Mark, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sneder
all of LiStowel, Mr. and Mrs. Earl and Mrs. , Jack O'Reilly. - 12 club projects and county
Guests on Sunday with Mr‘ and honours for completing six Rock, Walton, Mr. and Mrs. rs. Don Moylan were Mr. and • projects went 'to Rose Ann Nolan
Hugh Dietz and Brent of Mrs. Wilbert Maloney, Mr: and 'Marion Nolan. Congratula- Bornholm. Gordon Moylan, Sister Jean -robs girls! Guests at the home of Mr. and Moylan of Kelowna, B.C.. •Mrs. Bret Cennitunion • Mrs. 'Donald Back honour of Anna Kennedy, Mrs. Mary Five children received their Jeremy Edwin Paul's baptism at Moylan, Dr. and Mrs. B. Scott First Communion this past St. Peter's were his grandparents Sunday morning in an. impressive Mr. and. Mrs. .Paul Kappes of "and family,,St,. Mary's. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Coyne, Mr. ceremony. They were , Sandra Stratford, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
Back, Bornholm, sponsors Mark and Mrs. Lou O'Reilly and Mr; O'Reilly, 'Patrick Moylan, Mike
Pi Mrs. Bob Duffy attendedthe Schoonderwoerd, Paul Ryan and Kappes, • Stratford and Miss 50th anniversary of Sister Isodore David Cronin. • Margaret Scheberger. Coyne at' Mount St. Joseph's -Did you hear about the ground- Friend's, neighbour-6 add
relatives of Mrs. Ella Rose will be Motherhouse in London, • hog that chewed up the telephone
lines? sorry to, hear she is back in the Saturday,
Visitors with. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mailloux of General Hospital in Stratford. 'Toronto. visited Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Dora Rapien is in the Jerry Chimp Sunday were Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Cronin, Mr. and Vincent Lane over the weekend. same hospital,- - • Mrs. Jim Cronin and family, Mr.. Sister Jean Moylan of KelOwna A number from this area and Mrs. Steve Cronin and B.C., is visiting with her mether, attended- the miscellaneous family, Mr. and Mrs. Dave wire Moylan. , shower in honour of Miss Linda Regier and family, Mr. andMrs. We've had reports of a black Baillie, held at .the home of her
• M R Kock • Leo Smith„ Acton, and family and and white cat being found and a s
Mrs. Willard Baillie. At the same •
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Mrs. Ronald Rose, Mrs, Carl Kitchener, Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. meter 'Connolly, Mrs, fiAllia
Josliiig, Mr. and Mrs. Ke
Connolly, Barbara, Sandra,
Susan, Linda and Lisa, Mrs.
Karen Thompson, Robbie,
Bonnie, of Mitchell, Kathy and
Cindy, his sponsors and Mr. and
St.bon of n
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345-2632 345.2388
Mrs, M. Haggarty and Leon of
'attended the convocation
• cOernenies at the University of
WaterloO on'. Saturday.
--**e .'recent achievemeat day
Rose, Michelle and Juanita and
Mrs. Dennis Wolfe.
It_w.as a" shock -to-Brodhagen
and community to hear Mr. Lou
Hicks' death, Formerly from
Brodhagen, he resided in Balton
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Mr. and Mrs. Bob Cronin, Mr.
_ _and _Mrs. -John -• Walsh, Lucy
Fowler, Julie Walsh 'and Larry
Crisp all of Stratford, and Mr, and
Mrs. Joe Walsh, Willewdale.
Miss Janet O'Reilly of London,
and"Mr. and Mrs, Jack O'Reilly
Tattier Tom 'Melady of 'Toronto._
celebrated his 25th year , in the,
sthood last weekend. • Eight
priests were present in the
sanctuary along with former
Archbishop Poodck at the celebra-
tion of the mass. A reception
followed in the basement of the
give .4 to 5 plants/ft. or row.
Check for Alfalfa Weevil
7. A twice weekly check of alfalfa
-Adds . is useful in- determining
* ;whether or not the weevil 'is
'porking. The inspection should
r involve bah- border and interior
areas as 'there arg often isolated
pockets of infestation,
Early cutting is the best control
0, asure. Immediate cutting is
dvisectif 25% of the stems have
feeding damage in the tips. It's
4 'loo 'late for control once the field
becomes "whitened" in ap-
pearance and the majority•of the
larvae are full -sized.,
* The larvae are up to 3/8 of an
• nch long. The colour is yellowish,,,
Ichanging to . green. There is a
tdistincitve black head and a white
)stripa over the back. Two fact- ,
, }sheets available from our office
explain the life history and a
system for detecting the severity
of the infestation.
Spraying is possible if the field
•cari't be cut' immediately. Sevin,
malathion and „ Furadan are
tpopular insecticide's in our area.
!Spray rates are given on page 25
of the 1978 Field Crop Reconi-
imendations. Sprayingin the early
morning or late , afternoon • wilt
it
; catch She. insects when they are
feeding.
• Spray Reminders
The white bean herbicides are water,
listed in Publication 75 on pages Three points come to mind in
50 to 52. There 'are two pre-• regard to 'a Lasso-Atrazine mix-
. cautionary notes on bean tare or a Blades.- Atrazine
herbicides03,-eakVanting should mixture. The spray . should be
be delayed. affer apPlicatinn ',of applied before the annual grasses
Eptam. Afe,sitt or-Patorin reach the 2 leaf stage. Secondly,
t as part of 'your weed central 'do not use either mixture on corn
program, the beans should be at
least 1'/i" to 2" deep. Also use
* the lower rate of these chemicals
*„, When• spraying on light soils or
4 soils that are low in organic
matter (Knolls). We are told that
there is still pedigreed seed
0 available. Good seed is vital this
year. Ddalers should be awareoof
* seed sources.
Bean Planting Date
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Traditionally, the-old-time bean
growers have said their best
pearls were planted on Jurie 10th.
•• Recent studies at Centralia• Col=
lege of Agriculture have shown
that beans planted between June
)st and June :10th: yield best.
a These trials were. seeded at the
ietaanmended—seeding rate----to
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By Alan Scott, Ag. Rep.' Dicamba plus MCPA or 24D.
Pat Lynch, Soils & Crops Spec. These sprays wily also control the
Y. We thought it would be timely - usual broadleaf weeds.
' to review some points on white Alfalfa seedlings should be
beans just before planting. Of sprayed when the plant has 1 to 3
course everyone has been made true leaves (pg 32 in Publication
aware of the importance of using 75). The stage is vital in spraying
; seed treated against anthracnose. • new seedlings. Embutox is the
This treatment may not eradicate recommended product. 12 to 16
anthracnose but will certainly ounces of acid per acre should be
- reduce .the incidence. •- applied in 15 -to' 20 gallons of
f..
• * Every year we have a number
" 1 of spray enquiries which come too a „, late. In short, the crop has
* advanced to the , stage where
' there isn't a good solirtion to the
0 , question.
o 1 We like to spray•spring grain in
: the Ito 5 leaf stage. The different '
0 1 stages are outlined on page 28 of
' I the Guide to, Chemical Weed
: . Control. Later spraying can lower
$4, yield due to • spray damage and
' t eared duririetitiari, '1 ,
• „ ' Hard to kilt 'Weeds (in spring
grain) such as lady's thumb and
.' wildbuckwheat can be killed by
1 6 U Sing a Product called Kil4lor or
as an alternative, a mixture of
some b ean remin d ers supper wag served there.
Melady is Chaplain. A buffet
church then everyone went to •
• O'Connor House, where" Father
were Mr. and Mrs. Theo Melady,
Mrs.' Mary Melady, Mr. Jimmy
Melady, Mr. and• Mrs. Ted
Melady and Mr. Don Melady.
Guests were also present from
Walkertrin, Peterborough, Detroit
Michigan, and Trenton.
Mrs. Loretta Melady, and Mrs.
Foote returned to visit Mrs. Mary
Melady and Jimmy for a few days
after the ceremony.
Mr. Jack Lane, Brian and
Shawn, returned Monday nighty
from a trip to Edmonton, Alberta,
"bhestuntiforgiellud whereh;wenrto
all
thaehappy
good
dogs go. Another fimilY pet has
fallen victim to our highway.
Squirts
Here is a list of all the players
in the "squirt" division of our•
soccer teams.
Goal 'Paid-"Ran.
Full Back's. Kurt MacRae,
Brad Whetham,. Darrel Eckert,:
R)HbearIft 131)aecakrsin. -g Sean Cook, Mike'
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Schoonderwaerd, Tim Feeney,
Pat Moylan, Jason Wheatley,
Robbie Sloan.
Forwards - Paul Murray, Bill
Van Babel, Jason Horn, David
Kelly, Dale McCarthy, Brian
Cook, Ken Schoonderwoerd,
Mark Van Bakeloat, Raymond
Murray and "Michael Murray.
The coaches here are John
Ryan and Don. Moylan. This past
week's scores -I have are
incomplete but. Thursday's game
between Seaforth and the Squirts
ended in a 0-0 tie. '
The "Mosquitoes" were given
a 10-0 defeat at the hand of the
Goderich team. The Bantams lost
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to visit Barry Lane. They' saw
snow in Hurst and it was never
warm 'until they reached
Ednioaton. It cooled ' off in
Edmonton after they arrived and
it was cold all the rest of their
stay. They spent the weekend in
Banff where there was a snow
storm,
They say Lake Louise is •still
solid- ice. They report a foot of
snow in the Glaciers and snow on
the lakes in -Northern Ontario
still. '
The seeding 'is not complete.
Some areas- are more advanced
than others. Edmonton is a busy
place these days with prepar-
ations `for the ,summer games
Which theQueen will attend.
Gas in Edmonton was 69.2
cents a gallon up elseadiere in the
Province. Northern Ontario had,
the highest gas price of $1.14 a
gallon. They bring greetings.from
everyorie from out there to
everyone at tipple back here.
at borne after a recent appendix ,••
operation.
Points to Ponder
Don't listen to half-truths, it,
may be the wrong. half.
Worry is interest paid on' ,
trouble before it becomes due.
Kos%
HuRaN'78
September, 26 30, 1978
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stars of this team is missing from
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to the game.
Sunday the Bantams, will play
Kitchener Majors and the Pee
Woes will play Goderich at 7:0Q
p.m, Friday night here. '
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Murray and
Mary attended the graduation of
Joanne Murray at Laurier
• University, Kitchener. She
graduated ' with a BA, in
physcology and is presently
teaching hi Kitchener. •
Mr. Mark Murray is recovering
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,Those present from this area
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