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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1968-03-07, Page 11Centralia BARLEY CO NTRACTS AVAILABLE With complete fertilizer program. Take your choice of CONQUEST or HERTA. SEED GRAIN DISCOUNTS Save 3% for' March NO-TRACK FERTILIZER SPREADER Ready to go as soon as snow permits • Spread Potash & Phosphate for plow down s,Top Dress Liquid Nitrogen on fall wheat 'Top Dress Liquid Nitrogen for spring barley • Top Dress Mixed solutions on pasture-hay Our no-track can go anytime, anywhere, regard- less of weather or field conditions. It leaves no ruts or soil compaction in your field. Let us demonstrate. OUR LIQUID FERTILIZER SERVICE Has a place on your farm. Enquire about its advantages to you from farmers Who use it. This is our sixth year of mixed liquid service end our tenth year for Nitrogen solutions — and we're proud of it. but materials and ser- vice are as close as your phone. CUSTOM PLANT CORN. & BEANS With Liquid PO0•130 fertilizer application. Contact us now for artangerneritt, CANN'S . • MILL, .LTD• EXETER 2.354 782 Phone 293-3272 North Middlesex Fertilizers Ltd. AILSA CRAIG, ONTARIO Dear Farmer, As the old saying goes "Spring is just around the corner," and that means it's time to start planning and preparing for this year's crops. To insure the best possible yields for 1968 now is the time to set up your complete crop program. We at North Middlesex Fertilizers Limited, Ailsa Craig, would like the opportunity to assist you in any way possible. In planning your program, fertilization is one of the first considerations. A complete fertilizer product service (bagged, bulk, liquid, custom blends, anhydrous ammonia) is available for your convenience from North Middlesex Fertilizers Limited. We do not need to tell you that our products are of the highest quality. In the past months our bins have been cleaned and filled with materials and we are now ready to supply your requirements. All our spreaders and applicators have been serviced and are ready for your use when needed. A further service offered by North Middlesex Fertilizers is a complete line of pesticides and insecticides. If you are ready to buy, or need assistance to make up your plan for 1968 please contact us at the office, Phone 293-3272 or if you wish to call one of our representatives phone; Harry Martin, RR 3, Ailsa Craig, Phone 293-3067, Jack Duncan, RR 2, Parkhill, Phone 294-6587. Henry Twynstra, 11R 3, Denfield, Phone 232-4832, Hoping that you and yours may have a very prosperous year in your 1968 farm operation, I renmin, Sincerely yours, General Manager, R.R. 1, Centralia, Phone 235-1757., View agriculture display There were many displays set up by the students for Friday's open house and official opening of the Centralia College of Agricultural Technology. Looking over the display above axe R. F. Heard, farm management specialist with the department of agriculture and food; Huron agricultural representative Doug Miles; and Huron-Perth agricultural engineer Bert Moggach. — T-A photo MEN'S "A" LEAGUE AC (M. Skinner 542) 0 72 CA (W. Beattie 754) 3 61 JJ (M. Cronyn 566) 5 125 SP (B. Nicol 626) 1 43 SW (B. McIver 528) 2 62 KI (B. Callingham 709) 3 24 CO (R. Blackman 640) 1 23 MIXED LEAGUE RB (B. Sanders 6'75) 4 69 PP (R. Heywood 727) 5 107 RI (B. Farquhar 708) 0 64 HG (D. Hackwell 559) 2 50 2x4s(J. Smith 611) TR (C. Edwards 633) 3 1 33 33 VA (B. Wright 669) RA (B. Eisenschink 564) 0 102 73 RO (.1, Fuller 723) 3 57 TA (D. Brock 705) 7 64 ONE(D. Bennett 652) 1 38 CH (V. Smith 648) 0 84 C4th(A. Finlayson '789) 4 60 PS (G. Pratt 671) 5 64 UN (S. Frayne 748) 0 47 GU (T. Triebner 623) 2 100 MEN'S "B" LEAGUE CC (C. Turner 675) 7 121 WI (J. Brand 688) 3 58 69 CJB (B. Jones 596) 1 41 U&D(C, Browning 546) 0 HE (L. Hodgins 580) 52 NO (L. Edwards 736) 2 52 TH (B. Johnson 546) 2 85 TR (R. Lee 778) 2 60 HS (M. Cronyn 638) 4 72 MI (S. Wolfe 631) 3 55 118 (L. Baynham 648) 3 103 PE (L. Heywood 662) 1 36 79 WO (R. Dickey 748) 4 44 BA (A. Lewis 652) 5 RR (G. Wilson 670) 68 BE (G. li-Duvar 585) 0 38 WI (L. Moore 717) 5 '65 LA (V. Smith 745) 3 52 YS (B. Turnbull 636) 2 87 CA (B. Kerslake 551) 1 35 HA (M. Holtzmann 711) 108 SK (D, Hockey 688) 3 30 AC (W. Adkins 568) 0 57 TE (J. Gould 636) 1 43 PEE WEES LADIES "A" LEAGUE ZE (B. Snell 124) 513 TR (N. Mende 723) '7 85 BE (C. Horn 90) 420 PP (D, Datars 646) 0 72 LI (T. Dobson 82) 313 HD (I. Campbell 629) 4 93 MM (T. Heywood 652) RO (B, Fahner 671) KI (C. Moore 550) OB (L. Smith 714) DU (Y. Glover 644) 3 5 2 '7 0 88 68 54 120 55 BANTAM GIRLS CA (C. Lysack 306) RO (C. Fuller 226) OW (S. Thompson 229) 1167 845 814 HG (A. Brock 666) 7 123 BH (G, Rader 578) 0 51 BANTAM BOYS BB (M, Holtzmann 745) LE (D. Dobson 602) 5 2 92 107 TI (H. Jones 243) 5 WC (B. Wilson 273) 0 SD (S, Thompson 324) 5 49 47 53 LADIES "B" LEAGUE UN (J. Dougherty 654) 5 JS (G. Skinner 655) 2 45 83 RO (B. Brintnell 202) 0 ME (J. Webb 295) 5 CO (J. 'Vert 222) 0 16 46 44 BL (K. McLellan 648) '7 108 SP (E. Reid 634) 0 5'7 JR. BOYS & GIRLS HA (V. Stagg 691) 7 102 BO (T. Stagg 415) 3 29 NU (G. Gibson 552) 0 63 JE (L. Whiting 307) 2 34 MM (G. Elsie 578) 7 123 ICI (K. Kirk 363) 5 62 3 1E wow. ••••••• SR. BOYS & GIRLS DY (B. McDonald 401) 3 68 ST (J, Darling 428) 3 49 CO (R. Tiernan 343) 2 46 KED(B. Moore 392) 2 41 CC (P. Glover 411) 5 36 AT (R. Kerr 314) 0 15 TB (D. Fairbairn 263) 0 31 DO (J, Brintnell 465) 5 63 PB (G. Shipman 277) 0 40 LUCAN LANES LUCAN MEN'S LEAGUE SD (C. Glenn 592) 3 45 MA (B. Arnold 53'7) 1 30 RE (G. Aitken 594) 2 29 DU (H. MacDonald 532) 0 23 FE (OPEN WEEK) 23 SH (H. Mills 531) •2 19 NE (R. Paul 497) 1 11 THE COLLEENS TH (P. Davis 490) 101 FB (S. Arnold 476) 8'7 MG (P. Holmes 519) 84 TS (W. Avery 513) 67 DO (B. Wraith 591) 64 TW (B. VanBussel 466) 38 LUCAN LADIES LEAGUE FR (J. McComb 612) 5 93 SP (B, Storey 654) PI (H, Black 566) SH (M. Sovereign 537) HI (M. Elson 709) LE (H, Lewis 508) RA (A. Lewis 724) HO (S. Hayter 593) DA (M. Young 640) GU (F, Millson 598) ' CO (M. Crane 533) • 2 95 7 '76 0 36 7 98 0 50 7 109 0 16 5 95 2 '75 7 41 sts athl Timis-Advocook, Morch 7f 900 1111111i11111111111111111111111111IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIiIIIIIIIIIIIIiIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII play this week as they outscored the Rangers 3-1, Howard Schenk with a two goal effort was best for Boston with Larry Johns adding the odd counter. Robert Guenther was the only Ranger able to dent the twine behind Laurie skinner in the Boston cage. Games this Week: 8- 9 Panthers vs Kings 9-10 Penguins vs SealS 10-11 Rangers vs Boston 11-12 Mites and Squirts After losing three games in a roW, Boston bon:iced back to beat Chicago 4-1 in bantam play. Tim Stover and Pete Mason each scor- ed two goals for Boston while Robbie Lindenfield notched the lone Chicago counter. A week froth Saturday these two clubs will start a best-of-three series for the championship. The Cavaliers wilt be at the arena Saturday night for a Teen TOWn dance from 9 to 12. f ., By ALVIN WILLERT r . 1,, . • e: • FOR TASTIER MEALS FASTER, EASIER Count on your LO-dos 14onge for "'lett tOOI<" tesOils bividyt. Count on Os for LP. bras service Hutson Propane 238.2005 GRAND BEND REC NEWS The pee wee house league play- offs started Saturday morning and the big upset of the season was the Seals defeating the Pen- guins 5-0. Goalie Danny Brint- nell had to be sharp to keep the Penguins off the score sheet as they had many good chances to score. Paul Robinson with two goals to his credit led the Seals Scor- ing parade with single tallies going to Doug Fairbairn, steVen Willert and Ricky Stagg. The second gariae was a battle all the way with the Panthers finally wiotling. 4-3 over the Seals after being two goals down in the late stages Of the game. Goals for the WirinerS Were stored in single fashion by Tony MacDonald, Bob Willis, Noel Skinner and Les Murley. Bill Hodge scored twice to pace the Kings while John Wiese added a Single inarIcer. Boston was top team in novice .P1* events VeTeellthe Petie01119 4S Cei#4,114 Cgile e of Tihniter41 technology h el 0 a. .SPerte Day $4tercleY With entries from seven different schools and ;far m grganinat1ene- The Pe-rth County Junior rarelers Ye.14d eft with She hockey title as the result of 4.4 *le ever Middlesex Junior fertnere In the #11e4 The Mi001PPP,1( boys,reached the 1441 round with re, sounding 1,P-g, win over South Huron pistrict Hign 5000 We while perth were downing Cen,. tralia 0,2. The .Centralia. boys won t heir firSt contest over Pe4t4 ligren A's 4,2, Centraii4 took the brohinh411 title with a 2-0 Win over South Huron and a 3-1 decision over Seaforth in the final contest. Al Thatcher, Rich and Cormier and. John pridham were the Centralia goal getters. in the championship game. In women's broomball, Cen- tralia were again crowned champs as the result of a 1-0 victory over SiDHS in the only game played. Susie MacDonald was the only scorer of the game, Seaforth Junior Farmers took the men's curling title with an 8-3 depisipn over Gord Green, wood and his SHDHS rink. In a curling competition con- fined to school staffs, Centralia walloped Ridgetown 16-4, Making up the winning Centralia four- some were Jim MacDonald, Don McArthur, Robbie Robichaud and Doug Jamieson. A South Huron rink composed of Trudy Stover, Judy Burke, Elizabeth Mickle and Carol Lynne Shapton were successful in taking the girls curling title. Other teams taking part in the day-long event were from Mit- chell Junior Farmers and Guelph Agricultural College. John Clouthier, dean of men at Ceatralia;reports a very success- ful day and hopes to make this an annual affair. Answer roll by uses of apples The roll call "Uses of Apples" was answered by 12 members at the meeting of McGillivray WI held Friday afternoon, Feb- ruary 23 at the home of Mrs. Melvin Allison. The motto "A nation builds on sinking sand unless its roots are in the land" was discussed by Mrs. Les Morley. Mrs. Wes Lewis, district president, gave a story on "Mothers of Con- federation" and also a humorous reading "What kind of a nut wants to be 407", a clipping from a California paper while visiting there. Mrs. Mac Allison also read a poem. Mrs. Mac Allison, citizenship and education convener, was ap- pni*d delegate to the officers' conference in Guelph April 30, May 1 and 2. A donation was voted to the 75th anniversary fund of Macdonald Institute, Guelph. A contest conducted by Mrs. Fraser Dixon was won by Mrs. Parry Thompson. The March meeting will be held in West McGillivray Hall, March 20. ganno non Famous last words . . "I'll get in and cultivate my beans long before the weeds get too big . . as long as it doesn't rain." Don't give weeds a chance to get ahead of you. Treflan stops annual grass and weeds this month . rain or shine. Plan now to take the gamble out of weed control next year . . . use Treflan. ELANCO PRODUCTS DIVISION of Eli Lilly and Company (Canada) Limited, Scarborough, Ontario. CONTACT YOUR SHAMROCK CHEMICALS REPRESENTATIVE Mr. Case Van Raay, R. R. 3, Dashwood, Ont. Ph. 237-3496 Shamrock Chemicals Limited, Highway 135 at Wellington Road, London, Ont. Ph. 438-5652