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THE HURON EXPOSITOR, MARCH 12, 1986 - A5
SULFUR
How much is sulfur deficiency
costing you?
THE 4TH MAJOR NUTRIENT
Sulfur increases fertilizer uptake efficiency
TOURNAMENT ACTION - The Seaforth Junior Farmers hosted a Saturday. Shown here is second round action, during a game
club broombali tournament, featuring teams from neighboring between the Oxford and Elgin County entries. Raft's photo
counties at the Seaforth and District Community Centres on
Easy Riders advance to provincial'
Local broomball teams fared well in with their
Central Western"Broomball playdown action ed them a Orangevilleopponents
second tuneba score of 2-1.
but only one will travel to Cornwall next Coach John Van Vliet said he was pleased
weekend to see further action at the with the team's finish, but said he expected it
provincial level. to be a "tough road" in the provincial
Some 43 teams, male and female, were in competition.
Palmerston over the past two weekends to "W e won the silver there last year, but that
take part in the double elimination regional doesn't mean anything. We have to play the
playdown tournament. $1,850 in cash prizes two top teams right off the bat."
was awarded. In other men's action the C.H. Express was
Approximately 85 games were played in unable to defend its title, as it succumbed to
total, and approximately7,000 spectators and Tend'R Fresh, of Palmerston, on two
players entered the Palmerston arena over occasions during the tournament.
the six days the tournament took place. This The C.H. Express was successful in its rust
year marked the fifth time Palmerston has match recording a 1-0 win over the Glammis
hosted the Regionals with winners of each Flyers. In game two it won 3-1 in overtime
division advancing to the provincials in against IDA of Mount Forest, then won its
Cornwall March 20-23. third game 4-0 over Teviotdale. In game five
Locally, the Easy Riders finished the gold it recorded its 2-0 loss to Tend'R Fresh and
medal winners in the Men's Intermediate was forced into an extra game. It came up
level, with an impressive five win record, against Glammis for a second time and once
That record started with a first game 3-0 again defeated them, this time by a score of
win over the Cambridge Cobras, and 1-0.
expanded to include a 1-0 win over the In the final the Express forced Tend'R Fresh
Diablos from Mount Forest, a 2-0 win over the into an overtime period but were defeated
Elora Farmers and a 3-0 win over the 3-2.
Orangeville Knights. Another area team, the Hawks, did not
In the final the Easy Riders again met up finish in the medals, but recorded two wins
SEAFORTH AND DISTRICT
competition
and two losses for the toumament. They
deated Con Mustangs 4-0 ,in the first game,
lost 3-1 to Elora Junior Farmers in the second
game, then won 4-1 over the Lanesville Lords
in game three. A fourth game against the
Diablos was lost 2-1 in a sudden death
overtime.
In ladies action Chiselhurst took the bronze
medal in the intermediate class and Parrline
took the bronze in the Elite.
Chiselhurst was slow starting losing its
first game 1-0 in overtime to the Sparlings of
Belgrave, but came back with three wins; a
9-0 over the Mildmay Jets, 4-0 in overtime to
the Moonshiners of Mount Forest, and 2-0 in
overtime over the Sparlings, before losing its
second game to 2-0 to the W aterloo Rookies.
Theresa Finlayson and Nora Eckert were
picked up by the Elora Farmerettes for the
provincial competition.
Parrline lost two straight games, 2-0 to the
Golddiggers and 2-1 to the Greenmachine.
Cash awards of $600, $300, and $100 to the
first, second, and third teams in the Elite
division, and cash prizes of $500, $250, and
$100 to the rust, second and third place teams
in the intermediate divisions, as well as
medallions were presented.
Top Dress winter wheat now
with Nitrogen Et Sulfur for
Bigger Yields Et Quality
Your crops need sulfur
tit
We are in a position to top ss all your farm; with 30 lbs. of Sulfur
per acre, for grain, corn, beans, and alfalfa crops.
"The best time to do this is now!"
For your fertilizer requirements with sulfur,
direct inquiries to:
BOB VAN DEN NEUCKER
R.R. #4
Seaforth, Ontario
482-9800
JIM'S FLYING SERVICE LTD.
R.R. #1
Seaforth, Ontario
527-1606
MINORHOCKE'Y
ANNUAL MEETING
Thursday, March 20
8:00 p.m. UPSTAIRS HALL
SEAFORTH & DISTRICT COMMUNITY CENTRES
• • 80 YEARS SERVING PERTH - HURON COUNTIES
Delivery Available
OPEN
MON. to FRI.
8-12 & 1-6
SAT. 8-12
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SUPPORT YOUR
SEAFORTH & DISTRICT MINOR HOCKEY PROGRAM
SPRING PROMOTION
MARCH 1- 31, 1986
A new Union Gas Dealer in Seaforth---
-Bill Holman, asks ---
HOT
WATER
COSTS
CHOKING
YOUR BUDGET?
orib
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28
STEEL ROOFING 8r SIDING
ADD $5.00ISQUARE ON ORDERS
OF LESS THAN 15 SQUARE
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28 "
26 "
•I
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• NO MAINTENANCE WORRIES
• LOW MONTHLY RENTAL FEE
• NATURAL GAS IS ABUNDANT AND
ECONOMICAL
• HEATS UP TO 4 TIMES FASTER THAN
ELECTRICITY.
40 YR.
GUARANTEE
PRESSURE
TREATED
STORMWOOD
2.x 4
3." 4.44
5.'1
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1 0.76
9.07
12.32
2 x 10
8.a
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15.x4
17.71
2x12
11.36
19."
4x 4
6."
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10.76
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t6
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24."
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44.00
54.72
1x 6
1s
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SULFUR
How much is sulfur deficiency
costing you?
THE 4TH MAJOR NUTRIENT
Sulfur increases fertilizer uptake efficiency
TOURNAMENT ACTION - The Seaforth Junior Farmers hosted a Saturday. Shown here is second round action, during a game
club broombali tournament, featuring teams from neighboring between the Oxford and Elgin County entries. Raft's photo
counties at the Seaforth and District Community Centres on
Easy Riders advance to provincial'
Local broomball teams fared well in with their
Central Western"Broomball playdown action ed them a Orangevilleopponents
second tuneba score of 2-1.
but only one will travel to Cornwall next Coach John Van Vliet said he was pleased
weekend to see further action at the with the team's finish, but said he expected it
provincial level. to be a "tough road" in the provincial
Some 43 teams, male and female, were in competition.
Palmerston over the past two weekends to "W e won the silver there last year, but that
take part in the double elimination regional doesn't mean anything. We have to play the
playdown tournament. $1,850 in cash prizes two top teams right off the bat."
was awarded. In other men's action the C.H. Express was
Approximately 85 games were played in unable to defend its title, as it succumbed to
total, and approximately7,000 spectators and Tend'R Fresh, of Palmerston, on two
players entered the Palmerston arena over occasions during the tournament.
the six days the tournament took place. This The C.H. Express was successful in its rust
year marked the fifth time Palmerston has match recording a 1-0 win over the Glammis
hosted the Regionals with winners of each Flyers. In game two it won 3-1 in overtime
division advancing to the provincials in against IDA of Mount Forest, then won its
Cornwall March 20-23. third game 4-0 over Teviotdale. In game five
Locally, the Easy Riders finished the gold it recorded its 2-0 loss to Tend'R Fresh and
medal winners in the Men's Intermediate was forced into an extra game. It came up
level, with an impressive five win record, against Glammis for a second time and once
That record started with a first game 3-0 again defeated them, this time by a score of
win over the Cambridge Cobras, and 1-0.
expanded to include a 1-0 win over the In the final the Express forced Tend'R Fresh
Diablos from Mount Forest, a 2-0 win over the into an overtime period but were defeated
Elora Farmers and a 3-0 win over the 3-2.
Orangeville Knights. Another area team, the Hawks, did not
In the final the Easy Riders again met up finish in the medals, but recorded two wins
SEAFORTH AND DISTRICT
competition
and two losses for the toumament. They
deated Con Mustangs 4-0 ,in the first game,
lost 3-1 to Elora Junior Farmers in the second
game, then won 4-1 over the Lanesville Lords
in game three. A fourth game against the
Diablos was lost 2-1 in a sudden death
overtime.
In ladies action Chiselhurst took the bronze
medal in the intermediate class and Parrline
took the bronze in the Elite.
Chiselhurst was slow starting losing its
first game 1-0 in overtime to the Sparlings of
Belgrave, but came back with three wins; a
9-0 over the Mildmay Jets, 4-0 in overtime to
the Moonshiners of Mount Forest, and 2-0 in
overtime over the Sparlings, before losing its
second game to 2-0 to the W aterloo Rookies.
Theresa Finlayson and Nora Eckert were
picked up by the Elora Farmerettes for the
provincial competition.
Parrline lost two straight games, 2-0 to the
Golddiggers and 2-1 to the Greenmachine.
Cash awards of $600, $300, and $100 to the
first, second, and third teams in the Elite
division, and cash prizes of $500, $250, and
$100 to the rust, second and third place teams
in the intermediate divisions, as well as
medallions were presented.
Top Dress winter wheat now
with Nitrogen Et Sulfur for
Bigger Yields Et Quality
Your crops need sulfur
tit
We are in a position to top ss all your farm; with 30 lbs. of Sulfur
per acre, for grain, corn, beans, and alfalfa crops.
"The best time to do this is now!"
For your fertilizer requirements with sulfur,
direct inquiries to:
BOB VAN DEN NEUCKER
R.R. #4
Seaforth, Ontario
482-9800
JIM'S FLYING SERVICE LTD.
R.R. #1
Seaforth, Ontario
527-1606
MINORHOCKE'Y
ANNUAL MEETING
Thursday, March 20
8:00 p.m. UPSTAIRS HALL
SEAFORTH & DISTRICT COMMUNITY CENTRES
• • 80 YEARS SERVING PERTH - HURON COUNTIES
Delivery Available
OPEN
MON. to FRI.
8-12 & 1-6
SAT. 8-12
QUALITY
LUMBER
QUALITY
SERVICE
Cg
ER,ts%TR,E)R3 17a.
SEAFORTH. ONTARIO NOK 1W0
TELEPHONE 5270910
SUPPORT YOUR
SEAFORTH & DISTRICT MINOR HOCKEY PROGRAM
SPRING PROMOTION
MARCH 1- 31, 1986
A new Union Gas Dealer in Seaforth---
-Bill Holman, asks ---
HOT
WATER
COSTS
CHOKING
YOUR BUDGET?
orib
30 GAUGE GALVANIZED
28
STEEL ROOFING 8r SIDING
ADD $5.00ISQUARE ON ORDERS
OF LESS THAN 15 SQUARE
26
30 " PREPAINTED
28 "
26 "
•I
II
37.60
sq.
43.45 sq.
481.99 sq.
57.04 sq
64.'2 sq.
72.25 sq.
DECKS - FENCES - POLE BARNS
If you're already enjoying the benefits of heatinb with
natural gas, it's also the most economical way to satisfy
your hot water needs! And with a rental water heater,
you'll never have to worry.
5'
6' 8'
10' 1 12'
14'
16'
18'
20'
22'
24'
HERE'S WHY
• NO MAINTENANCE WORRIES
• LOW MONTHLY RENTAL FEE
• NATURAL GAS IS ABUNDANT AND
ECONOMICAL
• HEATS UP TO 4 TIMES FASTER THAN
ELECTRICITY.
40 YR.
GUARANTEE
PRESSURE
TREATED
STORMWOOD
2.x 4
3." 4.44
5.'1
5.n
2x 6
2x 8
4.54
5.671 64°
7.701 9.24
1 0.76
9.07
12.32
2 x 10
8.a
11°'W 13°31
15.x4
17.71
2x12
11.36
19."
4x 4
6."
9.24
10.76
Take the pressure off your waterheating costs. Call us
today for worry -free hot water and all your natural gas
furnace and central alt conditioning needs.
4x 6
9.20
13`10
16.10
26.46
29.40
33.`°
6x 6
t6
17.70 1.21
24."
28.22
39.10
44.00
54.72
1x 6
1s
5.06
LUM..BING HEATINso�
'MainStreet, Seaforth 547.0506
a
Sebringville & Seaforth
• IN STOOK ITEMS ONLY - CASH & CARRY