The Brussels Post, 1968-01-25, Page 2Ask about convenient departure
and return times
January 27th
Brussels Tykes
vs Solvay°
Brussels Squirts
vs Atwood
Sri/ Asels Pee Weo B
vs Wroxetor
Brussels Pee Wee A
vs Zurich
Brussels Bantams
vs Beigrave
Brussels Midgets
vs Hensall
SaturdaY
1:00 p.rm
2:15 pam
3:30 p.m.
4:45 p.m.
7100 p.m.
8:30 p,m,
ass Is
MARY 2
Saturday, January 20th
All Day TAG DAY
10:00 a.m. B russels Squirts
vs Wroxeter
11 ;00 a.m. Brussels Tykes
vs Wroxeter
Monday, January 22nd
7:00 p.m. Brussels Pee Wee A
vs Teeswater
SPECIAL FEATURES
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Win $3.00
Adults 50e
Students 25e
Children Free
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ROBBIE BURNS DANCE
FRIDAY, JANUARY 26th,, 1968
ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION HALL
BRUSSELS
DESJARDINE ORCHESTRA
Dancing 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.,na, $2.00 per Couple
Spot and Door Prizes Lunch Free
Sponsored By The Brusse1$ Legion Pipe Band
This space is donated for community improvCthentS by Fel information, phone the local
CN Passenger Sales Office
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MEZEMESEMASEMEM.Vral
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Ontario's Sifter & Utack Fleet
HIGH-YIELDING SARANAC
ALFALFA RECOMMENDED
Fi../A USE IN ONTARIO
Sairazyc a relatively COW
3 ,unsislt c,lfaira. is being highly
cam mended +for wiibc' use in
On; ;trio. Dr, It, it. Christie, Crop
Scie nee I epn rt ntent. Ontario'
Cu La do Agricultural College,
Guelph, says, ihat this wilt re-
sistant vari &Ay is superior to
other ?ilea-deli all'slfas i1r winter
hur d ness and persist N,WP.
most iiuportant feature of
Saranac is that the yield is t'Ant-
ciderably higher than any other
Flemish type. • In nine tests on,
four locations e province,
Sal anise yields were one-half toll .
Der acre more on average than
DuPu its in the third year after
seeding. In i di cations are that
Saranac could be an. excellent
vapiet;:or leliner term
alfalfa production,
Via ter hardiness has been, a
question with nemish-tyrealit-
al
alias in Ontario, Crop scientists
have found that Saranac coat-
pares Well with the standard
types Di. this respect.
Where bacterial wilt is a prob-
1,em„ Saranac performs well be-
cause it is wilt resistant, Only
arn other alfalfa variety is wilt
resistant: Vernal, a standad
type. 'flip , bari eria which causes
wilt remain in the soil for long
periodS and ea use problems,
ustatilly I' ter the second harvest
year, At least two years are re-
quited for a sufficient building
or bapteria„ own the crop may he
seriously a ffected.
An advantage of the Flemish,
Ty Pe of alfalfa it earlier maturity
and more aftermath production
than the standard type, If a
f a rmer has large iiereages of
alfalfa, the use of a Flemish.
type far Caine of the acreagei
allows him to spread the harvest
season over a longer period.
Petter quality forage is produced
when the crop is cut and har-
vested at the optimum time.
Seed suppliers of Saranac,
says Christie, will he a de-
qu a te for all reauirementa in
the province. Certified seed is
always the best buy sines better
perform nee a ad assurance of
aO rie.f.y are gu arante ed.
Not all blind persons are
totally blind. A person with
less than I0 vision is consider-,
ed blind.
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Mrs. McLennan, LochnIsh
rs. Irene Deitch, Kincardine
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Classified Ads pay off.
Flemish •
H CKE
8:30 p.m, Brussels Midgets
vs Hensall
January 26th
7:00 p.m, Brussels. Pee Wee A
vs Ripley
Brussels Juveniles
vs Ripley
KEEP YOUR BOY OUT OF HOT WATER
PUT HIM ON ICE