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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1989-03-29, Page 15Times -Advocate, March 29, 1989 Page 15 'The Challenge is Mine in '89' is Junior Farmers' CLINTON - inc Lnauenge is Mine in '89" wassput into‘thq,hands of the 275 delegates attending the Annual Provincial Conference of the Junior Farmers' Association of Ontario. The .Conference was held March 17. to .19 at the Skyline Air- port Hotel in Toronto. • Delegates from across the prov- ince participated• in the conference - along with guests from the Future Farmers of America, Manitoba:Ru- ral Youth`: P.E.I. Rural Youth, Quebec Young Farmers and Indiana Young Adults. - "The, Challenge is Mine in '89" was the Theme of the Conference wrucn inciuueu guest Np u ers, the Annual Meeting, Charity Auction and the Annual Banquet and Dance. Guest speakers and sessions includ- ed Alan Simmons, Program Your- self for Success; Ross Daily, Junior Farmer Public Image; Creative. Methods to Motivating Volunteers; Making Your Meetings Fun; Agri- culture in the Classroom; Stress Management; Increasing Member- ship; and Rev. Rodger McComli. The delegates came, away from the -sessions with a new awareness of Junior Farmers and a knowledge of personal potentials. At the annual meeting Scott. Kel- man, Brant Co., was elected Presi- - dent of the Association and Kelley Allen, Prescott Co., Vice President. During the meeting many by-law changes and resolutions were put before the members. Topics ranged from name change of the Associa- tion, age restrictions, to the future direction. of the organization. Junior Farmers govern themselves and it is here where they have the polver of change. ' The Charity Auction for the Ca- nadian Guide Dogs for the Blind was the most successful ever with over $24,900 being raised to date. The Zone 7 package, consisting of At Cook's we have the people and products to help you �r'ow profitably Part of the Cask's Crop Input Team Frank Carry - Hensall Agri -Sales (from left to right): • • Let Cook's .help you get your crop into the ground this spring. V handle a full range of dry and .liquid fertilizers. crop protection - products and -quality seed. With over 100 -years - of experience, the experts at Cook's can help - you develop a crop' program that's both economical and effective in reaching your yield goals. For everything you.. need this spring, come to Cook's. - Nobody puts more into helping you grow a profitable crop. _ Branches: Hensall.,519) ?t'2 -24I0 Centralia i510' 228-ort•I - . Kirktori `5I' 220-808v - . 220 8atzr- . Walton ,5I0, 527• 1540 Amerley ,5I'- eac :r01 Atwood ,5I.1, ::t. 22.02 Division of . Parrish & cimtwikcr. limited Representative. 2 years with Cook's Harold Foster - Centralia Agri -Saks Representative. 15 years with Cook's Paul Bushell - Amberley ` Branch Manager. 2. years With Cook's >ry "11'here you can trade with confidence." 1 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ►x� Ofeehide sVio straw ►x Don't MISS our big Chick Days Welcome... L —14 ORDER YOUR CHICKS NOW! Order deadline is April 5, 1989 ,for May 2 pickup and '01.11"ZZ 89 for May - 0 __ -: HEAVY • "- SPECIALTY =� ~ \ �:� _ B.l RDS MEAT' BIRDS ----T.-7-- ,- , .- Pullets -'�.. I' White Egg Layers ``1 'f"..'" crow) Egg Layers Mixed - `• Cockerels White Pekin Ducks White Embden Geese White Turkeys Full, Line of Poultry Feeds & Equipment Available MTS FARM SUPPLIES INC. Exeter Woodham 235-2946 229-8000 1 WINSTON MILLS LTD. 121 King St. South St. Marys 284-3000 t1. ■ ■ ■ ■ 0 ■ ■ ■ ■ �. KomoxemoxlmoximoNcow items from Huron, Perth, Bruce and Grey Junior Farmers, was bought.. for $2,800. The cheque was presented to the Founder of the Canadian Guide Dogs for the Blind, Mr. Bill Thorn- ton; during the Annual Banquet. The Huron County Junior Farmers would like to thank The Old Mill, The Little Inn, Robindale's and the" Blyth Festival for their donations. Anne Alton, Widgham, was in- ducted as Huron County's Provin- cial Director during the Candlelight Induction Ceremony performed dur- • ing the Annual Banquet. Interpro- • vincial Trip Winners from Huron County were Paul Hoggarth, RR. 2, Kipper; and Sandra Regele, RR 1, Dublin. They..will be travelling to Alberta and Manitoba respectively this summer. These trips are spon- sored by the Junior Farmers' Asso- ciation of Ontario and various Agri- businesses. Delegates attending the Confer- ence from Huron County were Sta- theme cey Bean, Goderich, Lisa Ramme- loo, Blyth, Robert Honking, RR 1, Auburn, Debbie Craig, Blyth and Mike. Ryan, RR 3Ailsa Craig. Anne Alton was on the Conference Organizing Committee. Many other Huron County Junior Farmers tray elled to Toronto to attend the Annu- al Banquet and Dance. ' "The Challenge is Mine in '89" and the Challenge is the change, re- vitalization and future progress- of Junior Farmers. The Challenge is for YOU! Good crowd at Centralia service By MRS. TOM KOOY CENTRALIA The United Church on Sunday's Epster Service was attended by a good crowd. The . sacrament of Holy Communion was "Along The Road To Easter" with the music parts taken by the mens chorus. Judy Mills and Mar- garet Hern. The soloist during the offertory Lois Wilson sang "I Walked To Day". On Thursday evening March 30 a Family. Night with a_pot luck sur per at 6:30 isplanned followed U, games. Bring crokinole boards and games. On Monday,.April 3 New Wom- en's Group will meet at 8 p.m. at Michelle Hern's and Confirmation classes will begin Sunday April 9, '2=5 -p.m. All teens and adults inter- ested please contact Rev. Carter. Personals Hope you all had a Happy Easter. Terry and Judy Morgan and family had a busy weekend. They were dinner guests Good Friday. with Judy's grandmother. Jessie Lewis and Morley and,Vlaureen Thomp- son and family were Saturday eve- ning guests with the Morgans and Terry's were Easter Sunday dinner glu'e's with Judy's parents, Gerald .clen Thompson and family. irent and Jean Caslick spent the holiday in. Cargill, Gregory and Danny returned home with them af- ter spending the past week with their grandparents Mr. and d Mrs. George Beckberger. Talk safety - Pesticide safety officer Bruce Lobb, Bill Trimble of Hardi Sprayers and Lawrence Aims of Kongskilde .talk safety at Thursday's sprayer clinic at Becker's Farm Equipment. . al -o The Junior and Senior stu- S dents had their school public speaking contest February 17. For the Junior division Julie 0 Koricina came first, Kevin 0 Coohnan second, and Scott Rasenbcrg third. In the senior division first was Erin Kraft - check, second was Ann Marie Mittelholtz and third was Christie Bedard. These stu- dents went on to Mt. Carmel school for the zone public -speaking contest. In the jun- ior division Julie Koricina came third and•:in the senior Erin Kraft - check was first. Erin will be representing our zone at the system finals March 29. Science Fair . The students in grades 4-8 arc starting to prepare for the school sci- ence fair. (For the grades K-3 the science fair is optional.) Our sci- ence fair will be held on, March 28 and the winners from our school will go on to the zone finals. We will be given class time to work on our science fair projects. We have picked out our topics, and are ready to start working: On Broadway - We have just finished our "Broadway Hit" and it was success! The cast got together to perform this event on March 8, and 9. There was a full house for each performance and we managed to get a tape of it. Everyone worked hard to make our show a hit and we arc glad it went so well! FXETEiv By Ann Marie Mittelholtz • Erin Kraftcheck Jill Sararas —.. Darryl Hartman TRANSFORM YOUR -LAWN 2 The weed Man program of quality granular fetftilizer and trained professionals will '11 &p produce a healthy green weed free lawn: • SEASON-t�TION • WEED AND INSECT CONTROL - * WRITTEN GUARANTEE • GOVERNMENT CERTIFIED Wea 'Nn WE CARE FOR YOUR-LAYdN ..,,....�•...tr•rI•rttawr LAST CALL TO ENTER ... prepay your 1989 Lawn Care program by March 31st and your name will be entered in our PRE. SPRING BONUS DRAW! t.t PRIZE 1200.00 OIFT CERTIFICATE _. *1 WUERTH'S SHOES or ANSTETT JEWELLERS 2nd PRIZE •100.00 OIFT CERTIFICATE .. N WUERTH S SHOES or ANSTETT JEWELLERS Von Overholt joined her famly for an Easter turkey dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ron Moore and family of Exeter.• Visitors with Tom and 1 on. Sat- urday evening were Helen MacDo- nald, Howard Dolan, Jerry and Car . of Mills and Easter Sunday dinner guests Clayton, Alice, Bonnie and Clyde Kooy of Huron Park. The euchre at the community centre on Monday - March -20 was convened by Percy and Jean Noels and Audrey McGregor with prizes going to: High score - Janet Hicks, Bob Blair, Lone. Hands - Ann Gil- mour, Earl Morgan, Low score Iva Blair , Jean Millar (playing mans lard). Nexteuchre on April 3 t 8:30 will be convened by Otto and Doro- thy Darling. HA}LETUV" 50 117' Foliar Fungicide is registered in Canada for use on Winter It heat. Spray now. Or pay later. Powdery mildew and rust in your winter wheat can lead - to reduced yields and lower grades. especially with today's optimunl yield management practices. . That's Why it pays to . spray with IIA1' I.E1't )N' 50 WP Foliar Fungicide at the first sign of disease. So it's important to scout your fields: ' early ;:tnd often. randomly checking plants from top to bottom for • discolouration.. growth's and •r.�%ia',�,yA� lesions. BAYLETON. The first of -- of defence. The superior mildew control of I3AYI.ETUN makes it the primary choice as the first . spray for earl' season disease. control in yheat. !Or maximizing yields and . maintaining.goi►d grades at. harvest. • balfAet9L- 6MEMAGRO LIMITED .--•-�•` 256 Britannia Road East. Mississauga.Ontario. Canada 141 1S6 141111. Trt\.. It. la*rfiarn BAYLETON PERMIT MEETING Tuesday, April 4, 1989 Centralia College, Board Room, Centralia, Ontario 2:00 p:m.