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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1970-02-12, Page 3THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1970 Hensall Midgets Beat Lucknow To Win Semi -Finals (by Doug Turkheim) On Saturday night the Hensall Midgets won their second straight game over Lucknow, 5-2, to win the semi-finals. They will now move into the W. O, A. A, championship series, playing the winner of Southampton and Chesley. Randy Campbell, upfrom the Bantam team, openedthescor- ing in the first period, followed by brother Brien, who scored minutes later to give Hensall a 2-0 lead. Joe Reaburn also add- ed one goal before the period ended. Lucknow scored one goal in the second and last stanza. In the second period Hensall missed several chances at the net, but in the third Murray Glanville scored twice to give them their victory. With fifteen seconds left in the game Lucknow socred their second goal. Lucknow, playing a much rougher hockey game, drew several more penalties than the clean -sweeping Hensall team. Tr - ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS, PAGE THRiffBE• Early Ensures (This message brought to you as a public service, through the courtesyof Hensall District Co- operatie.) Now is the time to order your forage seed needs for spring to ensure getting the varieties you want. Very important additions to the seed list are Saranac and Iroquois. Alfalfa. Seed of these new, superior varieties will be in fair supply this spring, Saranac could well become our most popular alfalfa variety over the next few years. It con- bines the fast, vigorous growth of the Flemish types of alfalfa such as Du Puits and the Bact- erial Wilt resistance of Vernal. As a result Saranac is a high yielding, persistent variety which should remain productive for a number of years under ideal conditions. It is not rated quite as high as Vernal in either hardiness or persistence, but is superior to Du Puits in both re- gards. Saranac is easily and quickly established, making it ideal for seeding without a nurse crop and for first year har- vesting. Iroquois is a hardy variety also with Wilt Resistance and is able to withstand womewhat poorer drainage conditions than Vernal. l Proper Variety It is usually slightly higher yield- ing that Vernal. We recommend that art of the alfalfa acreage on the farm e Vernal or Iroqu- ois and the remainder Saranac, which like other Flemish varlet - res, is earlier and produces more aftermath than Vernal, or other standard type varieties. Baylor is a new recommended variety of Bromegrass, with sun- ilar and sometimes higher yield- ing ability that Saratoga or Red- patch. It is very drought resist- and and _producing excellent quality frage. It is ideal in a mixture with Saratoga or Iroqu- ors Alfalfa, For profitable, efficient pro- duction, all forages need to be well fed. Be sure you don't hamper your best efforts by under. feeding. One other thing, over - fertilization is expensive. A soil test is the best indicator of how much to apply, but if you didn't get a sample taken, here are some thumb rules. With no manure, use 300 pounds of 5-20-20 at seeding time on sandy land and 300 pounds of 5-20-10 on heavier soil. If you seed with a companion crop .and lodging may be a problem, you can leave out the nitrogen. If the field is manured, use 200 pounds of 0-20-20 or 0-20-10. yo u, oroOrderong S� LS , R EXPECT TO®MVOO/ OFA HUSBAND JUST o A MAN TO "$'PEND" General a contracting BUILDING and RREMODELLING BUILD YOUR ® BARN • GARAGE your complete project, including • ELECTRICAL, WORK THE/R LIFE �,, ,‘ �, 9 P gif_,� y 1� ��/� p \FOLD WE WILL HOME 6 COTTAGE One contract will take care of PLUMBING ® HEATING Backhoe Service Now Available Doors an oD Aluminum d Windows ®i SIZE DOORS STANDARD STOCK I Y $ Completely Installed Richard DIAL 236-4679 ZURICH ever bo y's savin on our great food buys Assorted -12 Oz. Weston's Jelly Rolls _ McCormick's -14 Oz. Peanut Brittle Club House Stuffed -6 Oz.—(Prepriced Spanish Olives _ _ _ 37c 55c 39c) 3/$1 Crushed, Tidbits or Sliced -19 Oz. Lee Brand Pineapple _ _ 3/69c Bonus Outdoor -10s FROZEN FOOD ssr MRS. KOUPS—OLD COUNTRY COD Fish & (hips 24 -OZ. PACKAGE Garbage Bags _ _ _ _ pkg. 39c 2 For $1 Good Morning -24 Oz. Shirriff Marmalade _ _ _ _ 55c Lemon, Banana -Cream, Chocolate -Cream -71/2 Oz. Shirriff Pie Filling _ _ _ _ 3/49c Aunt Jemima -2 -Lb. Package Pancake Mix 35c Habitant -32 Oz. Table Syrup 39c Cake and Pastry—(Deal Pack) -7 -Lb. Bag MonarchFlour 63c 18 Ounce Del Monte Catsup _ _ _ 2/55c Cudney-48 Oz. Apple Juice 3/88c PRODUCE CANADA FANCY —MACS or SPYS APPLES 10 Lbs. 99c U.S. No. 1 —16s CAULIFLOWER 39c Each SMOKED PICNIC SHOULDERS 1b159c SIDE PORK FRESH 1b155c L.COOKED HAM _ o.G, 65c PORK CHOPS Ib. 89c "` By the= l6. 89c BackRK Bacon si�«a, Ib. 98c SHOULDERS 16. 63c WIENERS ,....C..G. 55c SAUSAGE MEAT Ib. 49c