The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1961-03-02, Page 10.124s 10 The Times -Advocate, March 24 1961
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SCORES
• •STANDINGS
EXETER LANES
MEN'S LEAGUE
"A" LEAGUE
sulltctren (A.. Ford 714 )
• Imperials (R.Smith 6511 - •
Six (D. Case 726i
c. Lttinber B. 51erver 569)
• SPares (A. (Farquhar 7111)
BUtchers (1). Stagg 812)
11. 13111lards (P. 31cFalls *1(4)
PinpoppersIJ. Pinder 667) „„
Rockets (4. Haugh 723) .
IA &Teri e,St ( T. Burke 721)) .
'Windmills 101. Osgnod S92)
4..H Specials (R. Parson
Rockets .. . 65
'Windmills 42
Spares . . . 36
Larry's Supertest 37
Imperials 4R
Mig Six 47
Butchers ......... . 46
lkmen 43
Russ' Billiards 41
• AkFt SPeelais 33
POPPers 30
Conklin Lumber 27
no" LEAGUE
Pepsis (J. Coughlin 693)
Golden Mile (rt. Taylor 542)
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Letter from
Kippen
By MRS. NORMAN LONG
Forst:IMO items
it's,
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CLASSIFIED RATES
Mr. Robert J. Elsie of RR
2 Kippen is a patient in Scott
IMemorial Hospital, Seaforth,
• Mrs. E. Roberts of London
who has visited several weeks
with her 801), and daughter -in.'
tlaw. je, and Mrs, Edward
I Roberts, returned to her home
I recently,
Mr. and Mrs. Elston DOWS011
High. single: M. r.ronyn 43211 retUrne4 home on Saturday
after spending part of the win-
ter months in Seaforth.
High triple: M. ('ronyn (7341
, High triple: Norma, Caldwell
,(6 )
Hidden $(r• 'Barb Harrisnn
4
Lepig$INTER-TOWN
Mr. Hugh MacMillan had a.
successful sale at his farm on
Wednesday, February 22,
'Exeter to. :Munroe 7(9) . 7 Mrs. Gerald Fisher, Kelth
4 (loderielt (M. Moore fi(1 ) ; and Gail of Kitchener are visi-
n tn. stoma (T. Miirray 994 / ' tors of her parents, Mr. and
4 (trend Bend (13. Deters 519) . ,„ –
t iurs. nobert J. Eigie. •
er 91 Mr. William Kyle was admit-
st. Marys
1 rInderich . '67,! ted to Clinton hospital Friday
0 Grand Bend . . 41 1 evening, having suffered a
3
3.
Rippen Tigers ((7. Ross 670) 3
Lerks (7. Smith 635) ..... , 1
. (-tanners ).7. Bell 412) ... ...... . _
Ba nkinonts i H. Rieswetter 597)
Kingpins ( E. Priess 691) , . ......
'EcIselaires IJ, Hendrick 608) ....
'Toastmasters' (A. Melitle 597) ..
Wildrats 1'K. Williams 536) .._
'flingers (D, Wrl'z..-ht 582)
Tradesmen (B. Sanders 611) ..
Pp*:s on
Kipper) Tigers 36
Ringers 55
Teas tmast ers 54
Canners 30
:F)dselaires 47
Tradesmen 47
Ringpins 46
, Laois 41
,Bankmonis ',4,1•
Wildcats. •7
Gold en .Mile 1N
'• High single: D. Hughson (311)
'High triple: Ti. Osgood (R92)
Hidden score: B. Stanlalte
" MEN'S INTER -TOWN
Goderi eh B (5225) ........
''Zuriolt (0311
• 1,1xet er A (6)80)
Clinton A (5382)
Wingham (5152)
Goderieh A. • ( 5299)
Clinton B (5W16
.Exeter B (5144)
.• ,Exeter A 1R1
Onderich 115
Clinton 13 143
Clinton A 343
Goclerich B 1:10
WI ngharn 101
Exeter 91
Zurich 20
LADIES' LEAGUE
'Mighty Mice (E. Morley 5251 ,
Who Cares (A. Appleton 478)
'net:sites (G. smut) 6n6) .......... 4
Sputniks (8. 'Reid 5511 3
4
3
5
2
High single: M. Moore, (lode..
rich (305)
High triple: P. Haugh, Exeter
(861)
High average: M. Bannister,
Goclerleh
(205)
LADIES' FRIDAY NITERS
Bookies Af. Br 1(1,.: es 636i • 5
Nugget ts (0. Essery 6051 .. 2
Bluebirds (B. Fahner 466) 5
Junebugs (B. Roth 414 ) . 2
Dubees(M. Glover 663) 7
Shoestrings (D. Graff 621 . 0
Dtibees ........... . ., ... ..... . .. RR
N
3 Rook)e 8 27
s R3
1. Bluebirds
53
.1 ebugs • 41
un
Shoestrings ' 40
High a»)e: M. Glover and Ti.
Graff (253)
High tri pi e:,. -.31, Glover (663)
2 Single : R. F'all ner
2 Bidden score: A, Spencer
3
1
3
1.
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3161
MIXED LEAGUE
rtacttedacks ((, 13 end rtelt 667) 7
Cool ('ats (\. Stagg 547) .
Ch(ekens (A. Valais irn 649) 7
Chipmunks (C. Poore 603) 0
Hot Toddies CAL (um n 11911 . 6
High bites D. Munroe 5R1 ) ..
t raekeriacks
7405 Toddies 83
Oh elcens 6R
Chipmunks 61
Cool Ce.ts 53
High tes 39
LUCAN LAN,.. ES
"A" LEAGUE
shamrocks 56
Weoributchers 56
El ee t ries .4
Hot Shots 53
Vire Eaters 45
Short Circ) it a 43
Dairymen 49
Mercurvs .47
Lumber Kings 32
"R" LEAGUE
Penny Pi n eh e r's 42
42
Elgin F1), ors , 411
01 an ii eboYe ("Illirrh 35
Hose Iloilers . "I
. . .,.
Lewis Construction 55
Hotel .. 99
Agrien . ........ .. .. .......... 29
I,egion . 26
74 igh single: .7. A mold CM)
High triple' .T. A rno)cl (700)
LADIES' LEAGUE
High 7 lope(1T. 14a rely 153) 7
6'. 'Clowns (S. Brad(ey 1 RR ) 0
, Ramblers (T. 11 asket t 2061 7
Dumbells (M. calling 21P) 0
tift satellites ri.. Ca Wool t 261) ..,
Leginne(tes i V, Smith 199) .
Shamroeks (11. Thompson 2003
Strutnilcs (03. Mel ntosh 27R)
Dairymaids (R, Elisio i t 2(3) . 5
C. Cu(ies (J. Simpson 214) .... 2
'High single: 7,adi es', 8. Hend-
rick, 213: tnen's, 1. Ford, 296.
igh 1 riple: Ladies', 31. Gunn,
691: men's, N. Redman. 603.
Iligh average: Ladies', ei. 'fled -
man and 11. Hendrick 1 A9 ; men's,
N. .F1 edli ian, 21G.
5 BANTAM BOYS
2
7
0
P. Popnettes (1.. Fuller 662) ....
High Hopes (E. Bogart 472)
Merry Maids (G. Coward 547) ,
Trailers (M. Cronyn 1341
'Wee Hones (N. Caldwell 660)
Pills (M. Glover 647)
.N2te Hawks (B. Sangster 633) .. 5
'Luc'ky Strikes (31. Jory 518) 2
Be 'Sops (.M. 'Wells 648 . ..... 7
'131 Lights (17. Gifford 493) 0
:Handicappers (V. Gould 550) 5
jolly Jilts (3-, Burke 534) , 2
Busy :Bees (L. Wales 568)
Lollipops (L, Brock 523) 0
5
2
Happy Gals ,(D. Munroe 643)
Alley (IsOs (D, 'Wi)son 5601
Hot :Dogs (R. Durand 684) 7
Frisky Six (17, Dobson 544) 0
J4115' Six (G. Skinner •600) 5
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Blowettes (K. Penhale 5(12) 2
Happy Gais 1)7
Pin Poppet( es 107
Trailers 301
Be Bops 96
Pills 94
Hot Dogs 91
Ni ie Hawks 92
'Wee Hopes • 92
jolly jIlls 62
Handicappers 82
Lucky Strikes 79
!Frisky Six '77
Merry Maids 711
Alley Cats 72
Elewettes 12
'Busy Flees '70
Pli Lights 70
Sputniks .. . 62
Mighty Mire 61
J'oll. six 5R
Lollipops 56
Roll ettes 57
57') Hopes 49
Who Cares 43
Silver Darts M. 'Wolfe 276) .., 2
Roekets
(31, idle 211) . 3
Wildea 5( (11. Seaver 315) . . 5
Night Hawks (J. G ford 027) (1
Bine Jays (R. Hooper 28)) 5
Tigers (D. :Morrow 227)
Wildcats.... . ..... ...... AR
Blue Jays at
Silver Darts 43
Night Hawks 41
Rockets 57
Tigers 14
High sIng•le: Blooper (197 )
High double: D, Merl yer 1519)
BANTAM GIRLS
Loll pops (01. Snell 190 5
P. Pinners ()3wen P. 180) 0
I nd ion Squaws (1,. Wells 270) 5
Freck)es (7, Pen hale 253) 0
Eskimos (13, Skinner 27*) 5
Sputniks (E, Ellerington 183) 0
Lollipops 62
Eskimos 56
'Freckles ..................... 50
Indian Squaws 33
Penny ?Inners 20
Sputniks . • 19
!High single: P. Braman (155)
High double: B. Skinner (97S)
JUNIOR BOYS & GIRLS
T-Blrels (1". Wells 469) 5
:Widgets 70, Wright 42(1) 0
K -em -Downs ((7, Wolfe 428; 5
Pin-:Rusters (H. Gosar 317) 0
Bea in icks (B. ',Wright 459 ) 5
Lucky Seven (31. Keay 3261 0
Dynamiters (B. Greenacre 298) 5
Long johns 43. Ford 303)
M. Bombers (31, L. Edwards 35r) 3
strikers (E. (loser 3281 2
Comets ('R, Sanders 358) 3
Sliek Chicks (D. Snell 334) 2
Khoo k ein-'Downs 76
Sliek Chielts 68
Pin -Busters 50
Strikers 49
T-P,irds 47
Comets 42
BIIIA Bomber.* 40
15ridgeis31
Long ., ohns 27
26
25
Lucky sever,
tnicks
Ilynanillers19
High single: R. 'Wright (261)
High triple: P. 'Wells (460)
GRAND BEND LANES
MEN'S LEAGUE
High single*
Strikers . Desjazdine 314
Planners R, Van ,Derselear :145
Dawn Tavern . A, Stebbins 316
Could Bees H. Hayter son
Dashounds K. Kraft 126
Merchant s B. Green 266
Cas-A-Nites R. ',Werner 253
Last Minn t es K. Loy le 268
High triples
Strikers L. Mason GM
'Planners . M., Van Dorselaar 804
Dawn Tavern IL Skipper 727
Could 'Bees ...........M. Tiernan 092
Dash au ncls Kraft 662
:Merchants Art Hoist 657
Cas -A -Nit .7. Shade 723
Last Minutes H. Sheppard 626
Strikers
Planners
99
OP
Dawn 'ravern FO
COUld Bees 73
:Dathouncis 72
Mereha.rit s . 71
Cat -A -NI 431
Last Minutes 95
High single: Pay Van Dorsalas.r
(345,
(04) High iriule: Rey Van Porselsar
LADIES' LEAGUE
ThtShots (P. (Throeder 470) 4
Gi.10 (D. Ghostkeetser 480) fl
rertekers (34. Sturdevant 539)
West. enei's (B. Mason 52(1)
Atoms ((3. TP01:111$ 515)
Legion eJ t (V, (ilark 512) 1
r,In Omani( (X, Walters 650) „ .
BriveS (6. Pinkbeiner 60(4) 1
4
LUCAN LANES
MEN'S LEAGUE
shamrocks (5, Arnold Inn) ,
Asrico vassucahout. ono .. , . 1
5. C.iretilis 117, enderatiff 03(4) 13
Lumber Kings O. Nurse (4)4) .... 1
3„ Pinchers (n. 'Woodward 532) 0
Levis MAR, (1), Heft zel 6(42) 4
IecItk ((lf, Eisen' 405) 1.
Legion (W• i4rnith 647)
Re (0'. V(rdi., 621) 4
.Virs Slaters Of Sitven 5981
Host (A, 74111. 001) , ...„ EXETER
Autronev, Pdynos 52(1) 4 •
%MA 11'6116Nt '11•ook A14) 1 DISTRICT
14nt MIMS W. 140.0k6 6A4)
Itliyal01.011Woorfu.s.ed •
Plyert: LT. '1..s.ni,460nut anA I fi n�t 28.7 Collect
Dsirprisen "Mneksrt 11700 , 4
C. Chttfa Otihnifighafti 41170 0
Firecrackers . . .......... . ....... 64
Legionet I es 59
Harmony Gals 96
On timers 47
Bra VPS
Atoms 31
Hot Shots 25
Westeners . ....... . 58
High single: 1,. Trol t (213)
High triple: D, Finkbeiner (606)
5
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5
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• 7,eprechaung T Jpoert 246) 4
Marionettes (M. Hodgins 232) .. 3
Ramblers . . . ........... 99
Dairymaids 95
satelliies
Mariculettes
F.eshe m roelts
oreehau ns
S put iiiics
Legionet es
Clandeboye Clowns
Clandehove Cu ties
Hopes
*5
74
(18
55
54
59
54
Durn hells . , .... ............ 12
High E, Mein tosh (27R)
High triple: M. Findgins (*2G)
High average: M. Carling (151.)
CHILDREN'S LEAGUE
S'kings (11, 'Mosur(niohn 132) 5
Pin poppe.rs 'Butler 121) 0
inxs (D, Coughlin 5211 (1
Dum (P, St eery 191) 5
InksPots (7'. 1,10dgins 2601
5
Chci m ps ((7, Hickson 150).
0 intibells 66
I ['IN's 63
1 nksnots 53
Champs 25
Strikeltings 23
Pi tipoPPers 21
igh. single; '1', Hod gins (260Y
Nigh average: K, Mon tgotnery
(170)
CRAIG MEN'S LEAGUE
B. Bombers (('. Pickering' 509) .. 1
Crumbs (B, Patterson 598) 3
7. Lions (B. m )1 ton 677)
Sod busters (0. Morley 5671 0
Bowler Bears (j. Barnes 581)
C. Supers (A. Hodgins 581) 2
.&toms (G. :SlacDona.ld 7761 4
Lucky Six (W', 1Va(son 523) , 0
N)ckerhockees (77'. Tay(or 665) 4
N. Flyers (D. Me Donald 493) 0
Roelcets (E. Watson 619)
C. Rollers (.D. Collins 592)
"A" GROUP
Brinley Bombers
Crumbs
1
1
1
3
ilderton Lions. 4
Sodbusters 0
Bowler Bears 2
eland eboye Supers 2
"IV GROUP
Atoms 4
Lucky Six 0
N Nicke.rbockers 4
N. flyers ' 0
Craig Rollers 1
Rocket A 3
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High single: 'W. Taylor (2S6)
High triple: (1. Meer/01101d (776)
CRAIG CHILDREN
1 -fa Wk. S (1. roeks woe l h 222) 5
Fie ql es (B, Gillies 13n) „...... n
nubs a. 'Barnes 1(15) 5
' Champions (M, Rioux 176) 0
Smashers (.7, 'McLean 191) 5
Yngie (31, Dixon 1a6 n
Smashers 1R
Roving Hawks 15
Dubs 10
Yogis 12
Champions 7
Eagl PS ( 2
High single: .T. Cooksworth (222)
High s versge: J. Cook sworth
(261)
YOUR 1.0cAtCOL:!), CAN PROVIDE YOU WITH:
PIG FEEDS
FOR PIG NEEDS
CO.OP BOOSTER PIG STARTER
If you start your litters on Co-op Pig Prestarter gradually
change ,them over at 4 to 5 weeks pf age to CO-OP
BOOSTER PIG STARTER.
CO
MEDICATED BOOSTER PIG STARTER .OP
Where there is a suspicion of infection such as Rhinitis
Bacterial Diarrhoea or Virus Pneumonia feed medicated
Co-op Booster Pig Starter as long as any symptoms of
disease are evident,
CO.OP PIG STARTER GROWER
This feed Is for purchased pigs or for pigs that have POI
been creep fed prior to weaning,
ror more complete
information ask
your Local Co-op
for the informative
brochure on the
"New Co-op Hog
Program.°
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od, Auction Seasoh
22 Words s85
Each Additional yorct
(minimum
20c Off
if paid by Saturday following
last insert*,
Second Insertion.
21/2 PER WO RP
(Minimum 554)
Six Insertions
.PER -Wc,nt3.
(.Minimum 450)
Semi4Display Classifieds
(Restricted 'to One Column)
first Insertion—Per Ii.ch $1,40
Second Insertion—Per Inch $1,25
Minimum one inch, aeeepted
only in multiples of 1/2 inch.
FOR SALE —
FOR. BETPER HEALTH, re-
lief from arthritis and nervous
tensions, drink live vegetable
and fruit juices made by new
Jetomatic juicer, Box 225,
Grand Bend, Ont,, phone 89,
2:2.3:9*
COB CORN — Good, dry Kent
County corn, by load. Phone
1J5, Charles Dalton, or 8J2,
Jack Cook, collect, Thedford.
2.9:16:23:2:9*
Acetate
SHEET
PROTECTORS
Protect those sheets in your
81/2 x 11 binders
HALF PRICE
2 for 250
THE TIMES -ADVOCATE
heart seizure.
Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Pries
tap of near Mitchell were Sun-
day guests of the latter's
father, Mr. Robert ThOmson.
On Friday morning, Mrs.
Norman Long picked her first
pansy, which was hidden under
the snow.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Dick-
ert visited on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Jerry Hubbard of
Harriston.
Mr. and. Mrs. Earl Sproule,
of Exeter, were Sunday guests
of Mr. and Mrs. W, L. Mellis.
FOR SALE
!FOR SALE FOR SALE -
1960 .CHEVROLET 2 -door Bis- SMALL IRONER Stand;
eayne, 6-cylincler, ctistem ra- Electrolnx 2: - brush polisher.'
die, low mileage; ,e01,11.11. fin- 130111 in, :good Reas.on-
ance, Phone E. Anderson,. $75, ably pried. Phone 10 Exeter,
Itensall, after. 6 p,m. 2* 23:2;9:16e
1000 BALES. OI' J{AY, 1000
195., BUI.CK
bales of straw, Lot 22, U011. 4, 4 -door h a r d 1 o pi. automatic
Biddulph. township. H. Meng.. transmission, radia, needs front
1955 DODGE Custom Royal
sedan, .one owner, 38,000 actual
.antentatie transmission,
tri -tone Paint, Excellent condi'
tion. Prien.11,100.00. Phone AC
4-6827 2c
brts. -RE 1 Liican, phone BAld-
win 7-4661. 16:23:20
1953 METEOR •COACI-1--Phone
AC 8-6863, 2:23tfe
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MAPLE SYRUP e'quipment,
evaporator and equipment for
1,000 trees; Diston 9 -horse, 2'
.073.0' chain. SOW, nearly new;
Char -'alynti, hydraulic pump,
Apply Carl J. Walker, RR 1.
CrornartY, phone 12r13 Dublin,
23:2;9*
-BUILDING LOT, well loc.ated,
2 blocks west on Sanders
street. Reasonably price d.
Phone 12J. •23;2*
OAT STRAW, baled. John Ka -
bat, RR 1 Clandeboye, phone
Centralia AC 8-6281, 23:2;9*
11 BED, Continental, in very
good condition, $25. Phone 875
Exeter, 23:2e
end repairs.
1954 sTuDEBAKER SEPAN
Low Mileage,
These 04 r5 can both be'
Bought at a good price and
finances can be arranged,
ARNISTRPNG'S RESTAURANT
Phone 538,
ge
MIXED HAY, 200 bales first
and second cut, primped.
Cann's Mill, 2c
2 HOLSTEIN HEIFERS, pure-
bred, vaccinated, artificial bred
Holstein, due seen. John Ber-
endsen, Kirkton, .63 Highway,
phone 21r4. 2;9*
Freezer Sale
BALED HAY, in large or small
Brand new 1961 freezers, deluxe
models, with baskets and divid-
quantities. G. 1'. Branderhorst, ers; full warranty; low, low
IIR 1 Hensall, phone 276J3
2:9c
prices; 12 cu, ,ft. $229.00; 17
cu. ft. $239.00; 22 cu, ft, $269,00.
Delivery $5,00 extra,
DRYSDALE CREST HOWE.
Phone 11 Hensall
2:9c
GIRL'S BICYCLE; girl's 2 -
piece suit, turquoise, size 12;
girls coat, blue, size 14 All
in good condition. Phone 344J.
2
1956 DODGE 4 -door, in excel-
lent condition. Phone Exeter
763M, 2c
ELECTRIC STOVE, 4 -burner,
in good working order, Phone.
234.6295 Crediton. • 2c
HONEY Clearing the 1960
crop at reduced prices. Phone
338J, Ewart Pyrn, 65 Simcoe
St.
PULLETS, Harco-Red, Demler;
Leghorn, 1156 Stone, 10 weeks
old. Also younger pullets, Ap-
ply Edwin Miller, phone 692r21
Exeter, 44r2 Kirkton. 2c
PENS
BUY 190 REFILL
GET PEN FREE
Desk Sets
Only 8 Left
Regular $3.50
SPECIAL $2.35
THE TIMES -ADVOCATE
26;2e
MAPLE SYRUP— Orders will
be taken for maple syrup from M usCLE9
Exeter.
Elmira district. Telephone 226
23:2*
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'51 CHRYSLER V8, automatic
transmission, custom radio,
power steering, power brakes,
new tires and seat covers,
$200,00, Phone AC 8-6378.
23:2c
COOKING RANGE, in good
condition, reasonable p r i c e,
Phone 104r15 Kirkton, 2:9*
1957 METEOR SEDAN, 6 cylin-
der, radio, good tires, $800,
Call AC 8-6384 after 6 p,m, 2*
MIXED HAY, 500 bales, 350
per bale. Wally Wein, Dash-
wood, phone 54. 2:9c
WASHING MACHINE, Maxwell
electric, good condition, $25;
boy's navy blue suit, size 12,
like new, $10. Phone Lucan
BA 7-4714, 2c
18 WEANER PIGS—Rudy Zon-
dag, RR 2 Dashwood, phone
165'18,
FAST RELIEF FOR
ACHING
PULLETS, Kimber 137, 12
weeks old. Howard Pym, phone
90r22 Kirkton. 2* **-
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CONK:1,TREI:MAABER
Phone 622 Exeter
Phone 177 Thedford Phone JA 4-8321 Goe.lerich
Phone 74 Grand Bend'
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To
grow
more
wheat
per
acre
. top dress with Aeroprills nowt
Winter wheat shows increases averaging 10 to 15 bushels per
acre when top dressed with 80 to 160 pounds of *Aeroprills
33,5% nitrogen fertilizer in early spring.
Aeroprills, the/an ac/in, nitrogen source—supplies immedi-
ately available nitrogen to promote stooling, stimulate rapid
growth and high yield. Depend
on Aeroprills to give your AERnPRILLS
Nt
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FAST -ACTING
NITROGEN
wheat a boost when growing
conditions are poor,
Get 'comical Acroprills
from your fertilizer dealer
today!
CYANAMID Or CANADA LIMITED, MONTDEAL, QUEBEC
Sales Otlicesiforonto, Montreal, Vancouver •
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Garage
Sunday And
Evening Service
Open this Sunday, Wed-
nesday afternoon and dur-
ing the evening through-
out the week.
South End
Service
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FOR
5 HOLSTEIN HSTF.E.RS, strong,
vaccinated, bred Hereford,
years old in Jung, ,the March
8 - 15, Williarn StePhel), Wood•
ham, phone 41-4 Kirkton. 2*
CATTLE —12 Holstein heifers,
vaccinated, clue to freshen in
2 weeks. Apply to Harvey Tay-
lor, Brucefield, Ogee Clinton
HU 2-9968, 2c
BABY BUGGY, yellow and
white, $15; alSR Yellow chrome
high chair, $5. Apply 497 Main
St. South, upstairs at the rear.
2*
SILAGE .at its best, Have yon
heard of the wonderful crops
in thc area produced from
Pride Hybrid Seed Corn? We
are proud to be distributors of
Pride and suggest you let us
help you select the proper
Hybrid for your needs, Plant
your corn with Pride, Horace
Pfaff, 31.7 William Bt„ Exeter,
2:9:16*
SIDE RAKE, John Deere; 2 -
furrow Int. plow, wide bottom;
cockshutt 11 tube disc grain
drill. lthon e Zurich 761013, •
2;9*
SWEET .CLOVER, SEED, yel-
low, No, 1. Phone BA 7-4392
Lucan, Gerry Vanderhoek, RR
3. Lucan. 2:9*
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Waterloo Cattle
Breeding Association
"WHERE BETTER BULLS ARE USED"
At the first Dominion AJ, Invitational
Sale held recenlly, 3 daughters of Water-
loo Unit bulls brought tho 3 highest
prices. Two of these were from dams that
were also sired by Waterloo unit bulls.
The recent re -organization of our staff as
indicated in othey columns, leaves us with a well
qualified group of people looking after the inter-
ests of the members in supplying them with the
kind of service for which we were organized.
That more and more cattle owners recog-
nize the value of our services, is indicated by the
demand which is increasing at a faster rate in early
1961 than svas the case in 1960 over 1959 when
the increase was substantial.
Join the swing to artificial breeding, help-
ing yourself as well. as this farmer owned and con-
trolled organization, which is making bulls .and
services available far exceeding what could be done
individually.
If you have not received our new bull book
and would like to have one, write the head office
or ask one of the technicians for one.
For service or more information contact:
Clinton Zenith 9-5650
Between:
7:30 and 9:30 a.m. week days
6:00 and 8:00 p.m. Saturday evenings.
BETTER CATTLE FOR BETTER LIVING ,
Winter Driving Is HARD
On Your
Car. .
. BE WISE
Let Us Give It A
COMPLETE CHECK -6P!
We have the men and equipment t6 restore yOur car's vim, vigor and .vitality
,
after those tough winter months. Li facL we'll cheerfully handle any job from
tightening up a bolt loosened from a ride over a pot -hole to giving your
car a complete refinishing job if the salt has spoiled its appearance.
DON'T DELAY — BliiNG IT IN TODAY! '
WE'RE ALSO EXPERTS' At
*Orono:it
Wheel Balance
and we have the equipment
to do the job.
PHONE 321
COME iN TODAY AND
TEST-DRIVE OUR
Reconditioned
USED CARS
Mothers Bros.
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