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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1967-03-30, Page 13UNITED•HYBRID SEED CORN more kick in the spring bigger ears in the fall WILL BE AT THE NORTH MIDDLESEX FERTILIZERS LTD. OPEN HOUSE AILSA CRAIG APRIL 5 Open House -- April 5 at NORTH MIDDLESEX FERTILIZERS LTD. Ailsa Craig You and your family are invited to come any time during the day, between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. There will be coffee and donuts served all day, baked beans and wieners for lunch. Everything will be inside. • See all our products on display; Fertilizers, Nitrogen, Seed Grain, Hay and Pasture Mixtures, Seed Corn, Herbicides, In- secticides, Baler Twine. • Come in and convince yourself that when we say service, we mean service. Let us show you on April the 5th. that an AERO BLENDING plant is different, that an AERO FERTILIZER plant is built to give the farmer better service. • Each one of our suppliers will have a display and an expert here to help you with your problems on the farm. • See our plant, storage, bagging, mixing and fast loading facilities. • We will have two representatives from International Harvester and Allis Chalmers to show you what is new in planting this coming season and experts to help you with any problems you have with your present planter. • See our new equ i pm ent for bulk spreading, bulk delivery, Anhydrous Ammonia, 41% Liquid. • Come in and get acquainted with the people of North Middlesex Fertilizers Limited. Let us show you on April 5 that you are on the road to bigger profits, to more service, to an unforgett. able '67 if you deal with the AERO people at NORTH MIDDLESEX FERTILIZERS LTD. Ailsa Craig congratulations to NORTH MIDDLESEX FERTILIZERS LIMITED A1LSA CRAIG on their open house - April 5 - 10 a.m. to 5 p. being sponsored by AERO® FERTILIZERS product of OT.M. Ree'd, TimesAcIvocite, 30, 1907 P*96 13 Plan open house at Ailsa Craig Shipka folk play euchre Equipment, products ..on display SHIPKA There were 13 tables in play, at the euchre at the Community Center, prizes for ladies' high went to. Mrs. Lorne Devine; ladies' low, Mrs, Karl Guenther; men's high, Jim Hayter; men's low, George Clarke; most lone hands, Jim Hayter. Lunch was served by the com- mittee in charge. Another party is planned for April 12. Free coffee and donuts will be served throughout the openhouse time from 10:00 am to 5;00 pm and those who wish to show up for lunch will receive baked beans and weiners. While the event is being staged primarily to show farmers the service aspects of the business, the occasion is also the second anniversary Of North Middlesex Fertilizers Ltd. The 210' by 160' plant, which now has three flags flying from its roof, was completed in March 1964. This is the year for centennial projects and one area company has followed the example of seV- eral citizens. North Middlesex Fertilizers Ltd. are planning an open house for Wednesday, April 5, at which time they will unveil some of the new equipment which has been added to provide improved ser- vice for customers. The Ailsa Craig firm, which was formerly known as Scotch Fertilizer Ltd., is now owned by Cyanamid of Canada and of- fers a complete service for farm- ers for fertilizer, seed and in- secticides and pesticides. It is one of several Cyanamid of Canada bulk blending plants distributing Aero fertilizers. Manager of the Ailsa Craig plant is Victor Knip, who joined the firm in 1964 after operating his own custom and seed business two and a half miles south of Exeter. lie still owns a farm in the Exeter area, but rents it out as operation of the plant takes full service centre for seed, fertilizer and sprays," Mr. Knip reported in announcing the open house, He said he hoped farmers would accept the invitation to come and see the new equipment and to hear of the services which can now be offered, A giant tent will be erected on the grounds and all firms supplying products to North Mid- dlesex Fertilizers Ltd. will have displays and representatives on hand to discuss farming needs. his full time. Plant foreman is John Roth, and in addition to these two men, the plant employees Six others, Two more work in the office and there is a field staff of six. The equipment added this year enables the firm to blend analy- sis to a farmer's specification or to any common fertilizer analysis. Bulk spreading and bulk deliv- ery equipment is also used. "We're trying to make it a PERSONALS Miss Eleanor Sharpe, London, Mr. Glen Sharpe, Toronto, spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Verne Sharpe, Mr, & Mrs. Mur- ray Evans, Delaware, visited Sunday here, Mr. & Mrs. Wray Sweitzer, and Barb and Mr. & Mrs. Ron Sweitzer and Sherri Mae, Grand Bend, attended the 30th wedding anniversary celebration for Mr. and Mrs. Jack Smith, Woodham, Friday night. Mr. & Mrs. Harold Finkbeiner, Joan and David visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Tom Rosser and family, London. Mr. & Mrs. Robert Adams and Bobby visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Grant Harrington and family, Arkona. Fertilizer piled high North Middlesex Fertilizers Ltd, not only have custom blending of fertilizer available, they also have plenty of standard analysis on hand as this photo clearly shows. That's plant manager Victor Knip discussing fertilizer needs with one of his customers. --T-A photo Lucan Personal Items ttNMRIMEVSWMEAMIMSfrafaMaWgaMM <ir• .:X4W4V.M.fte' After five weeks of beautiful Florida weather Mr. & Mrs. John Park returned home Friday. While there they visited the fol- lowing relatives: Dr. & Mrs. Jack Dewey of Palm Beach, Mrs. Rus- sell Williams of Fort Myers and Mr. Revington Stanley of West Palm Beach. They also ar- ranged to meet their son Jack and family, who are also holiday- ing in Florida. Mr. & Mrs. Aljoe Culbert, Ann and Doris, were holiday guests of Mr. & Mrs. Norman Hankala of Westland, Mich. The girls remained over for their Easter vacation. Mrs. Laura Morgan is holiday- ing with her sister, Mrs. Mar- garet Scheitler of Flint for a couple weeks. She took her small grandson, Michael Foote, with her. Mrs. Foote spent the holi- day weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Edgar Sadler of Avon. Although spring had much dif- ficulty finding "the corner", not so the flies. Millions of them are back, with their children and grandchildren, driving resid- ents nearly crazy, vacuuming, spraying and swatting. The Lucan-Clandeboye CGTT contributed $9.15 to the Bunny Bundle. Mr. & Mrs. Keith O'Neil of London, will long remember 196'7 Good Friday, for on that day at St. Joseph's Hospital their son, Bradley Keith was born. Mr. O'Neil was a former Lucan School teacher and is now teach- ing Grade '7 and 8 at the Lord Nelson school, London. Mr. & Mrs. Frank Egan and family of Dunnville were holiday guests of Mr, & Mrs. Cliff Cul- bert and Mrs. Kay Egan. Mrs. Dave Egan of London was also a Sunday guest of the latter. Mr. & Mrs. Bob Robinson, Marie and Marion, of London, and Mr. & Mrs. Tom Triebner of Exeter, were Sunday guests of Mr. & Mrs. Evan Hodgins. Mr. & Mrs. Frank Aylestock and Ronnie, and Mrs. EmmaSaw- yer of Montreal spent the holiday weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Aylestock and on Saturday all visited their son, Donald in Lon- don. A number of Lucanites attend- ed the Bunny Bundle Euchre at Woodham Thursday, where Mrs. Rose Atkinson won the high score prize and Mrs. George Miller the lucky card prize. Miss Holly Martin of London was a holiday weekend guest with her sister, Mrs. T. A. Hodgins of Market St. Easter guests with Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Rummell included Dr. & Mrs. S. J. Morrison and family of Detroit, Mr. & Mrs. Jim Rum- mell and family of Thamesford and Mr. & Mrs. Carl Rummell and family of London. Mr. & Mrs. Jim Davis and family visited Mrs. Marie Davis, Mrs. Edith Raymond of Brussels and Mr. & Mrs. Carl Gowing and family of Bluevale, on Easter Sunday. Mr. & Mrs. Cecil Armitage and Mrs. George Kent were Sun- day guests of Mr. & Mrs. Sydney Kent and Mr. & Mrs. Garnet Burnett and family of London. Mr. & Mrs. Don McTaggart and family of London and Mrs. McTaggart of Glencoe were Sun- day guests of Mrs. BobColeman. Mr. & Mrs. Allan Tindall of Wiarton were Sunday guests of Mr. & Mrs. Cliff Abbott. Miss Laima Karpas, who has been practicing in Toronto for another figure skating contest, spent the weekend at home here. ...... 11111.1W1111111111 iiiiiii 1111111111111111111111111 iiiiiiiiii 111111111111113111111.1111114111111111/11111111fillq lllllll ill11111111. aiiillliliiiiiiiiinitliniiiiiiiilliiiiiiiiiiiiiiimilliiiiiiliiiiiiillifilliiiiiiiiillilliiiiilliiiilliiiiillililiiiiiiiiiiiillill--: p = • • s• s _ Come & talk to your Chipman Chemicals Representative DONALD TERRY welcomes you to the OPEN HOUSE of NORTH MIDDLESEX FERTILIZERS LTD. Ailsa Craig — about Eptam 6E weed killer for corn & white beans at NORTH MIDDLESEX FERTILIZERS LTD. OPEN HOUSE AILSA CRAIG APRIL 5 A.M.70 to 5 P.M. Bring your questions about all chemicals April 5 10 a.m. till 5 p.m. Come and talk to your PIONEER HYBRID seed corn expert. 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