Times-Advocate, 1979-12-12, Page 3414A Tim -Advocate December 12 1979
The Usborne Central School junior choir, complete with flowers
Christmas events at Shipka
Give your child something to last. Come
and choose from our wide selection of trac-
tors and implements. There's a perfect one
for every child.
s.:I_OHN DEERE./
Exeter 235-1115
Blyth 523-4244
Centralia College
of Agricultural Technology
' FARMERS
- FARM SERVICE BUSINESSES.
January 8
March 13
January 10
January 16
January 22
January 23
January 23
January 30
• Sow Herd Management
Course also available in Hanover
• Feeder Pig Management
• Using High Cost Money
• Farm Income Tax Update
• Beef Feedlot Management
Course also available in Chesley
• Farm Welding
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There are 17 different courses this year.
Please send me a brochure on your 1 and 2 day short courses.
Please send me information on your 2 year diploma programs.
Towering
yield
po-tential.
Hybrid Stanclability Moisture '-', BU/A
0-4040 Good 26 5 108
HAROLD ELDER G-4141 Excel etnt 28 0 117
R.R a 2. Rensaii x • 501 Excellent 22 4 104
May 16 0.5 1 91 Good 25 3 100
Nov 7 0.4218
0-4272
ExceLerd
Exseiient
305
32 0
110
98 6
Trnian 833 Good 25.3 67 6
xL12 Ex.ellen1 30 5 138
xL9A Goad 25 5 88 5
Prose' 3951 Exnelter4 n 0 112
3975A Excellent 25 5 107
3965 Ex7eiient .8 0 ,15
G-4'95 Good 21 5 114 6
ROGER RATZ x- 50, E.oeiient 19 5 96
R R 83. Dashwood 0-4042 Exce.lent 200 91
May 12 G 4141 Excellent 21 5 131
Nov 7 G-4272 9 xceiteni 27 2 92
5-4218 Excehert 25 9 111
G-5191 Fair 19 2 104
• 0-4949 Gond 19 5 194
0-4141 Excellent 30 1 129
JERRY CRONIN 03,1042 ExceLeni 23 0 128
R 8 142 Dublin G.4540 Good 30 2 109
May 18 0-5191 Good 31 7 157
Nov 5 X 501
0 5948
Exneiient
Good
AI 3
28 7
117
102
Pioneer 3978 Exce•lent 28 6 130
1917 Good 27 6 lf 4
3965 Excultcot 31 8 113
3950 Ex/Ahem '30 5 120
3975A Excenent 29 2 '20
Hyland 2219 Fair 23 5 89
2217 Fair 22 1 93 7
2430 Fair 28 8 119
One family of hybrids towers far above the rest in yields Punk 6-Hybrids. Eight out of the world s
len yields Over 300 bushels were produced from Funk's G.Hybrids That makes Funk's the World Yield
Leader by a long shot. And a good bet for you as you plan for higher production each year Funk 8
0-Hybrids are bred to pop out of the ground early and vigorously Than grow into robust.
tough-Standing plants halting up heavy ears filled with quality grain. Grain that dries down last in the
fall. It all means bigger yields in your bin and more money in your pocket New that's a Sight to behold,
So order now
JIM PAPPLE
R.R. #4, Seaforth
527-0699
VARNA FEEDMILL
482-9219
MILTON DIETZ
R.R. # 4, Seaforth
527-0608
TED LANSBERGEN
R.R. ft 2, Zurich
236-4149
ALLAN HAUGH
R.R. # 1, Erucefield
527-0138
HAROLD ELDER
R.R. # 2, Hensel!
262-5592
GORD PRANCE
R.R. # 1, Woodharn
229.8856
ROGER RATZ
R.R. # 3, Dashwood
237-3307
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Consider our
Agricultural Short Courses
WINTER 1980
Centralia College offers 1 or 2 day short courses, January courses are:
Name
Address
Area Code Phone #
Mail to Centralia College of Agricultural Technology
Huron Park, Ont.
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Huron dairy princess is kept very busy
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By MRS. HUGH MORENZ
Huron County Dairy
Princess, Susie Zielman has
been busy this past week
attending banquets,
On Wednesday Susie and
her parents, Dick and Annie
Zielman attended the Huron
County Holstein - Friesian
banquet in Belgrave.
Saturday, Susie ac-
companied by brother
Gerald, and Jim and Judy
Snyder, attended the Huron -
Perth Jersey club banquet
at Howick Community
centre.
Monday Susie and parents
attended the Gay Lea Butter
and cheese company
banquet at Atwood. Perth
County Dairy Princess also
attended these latter two
events.
Tuesday, she attended
United Breeders annual
meeting and luncheon at the
Clinton Agriculture centre.
Mrs. Fermon Snyder has
returned home after spen-
ding some time in Elmira,
with Suzanne and Otto Plein,
Christopher and her new
baby grandaughter Melissa.
Harvey, Gloria, Kevin and
Dwight Beierling, attended a
pre-Christmas dinner,
Sunday at her parnets
Howard and Joyce Adkins, of
Zurich . Also attending were
Gloria's grandparents Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Adkins,
Jack and Irene Adkins, Gord
and Diane Hayes, Jim
Adkins and friend Barb, all
of the Tiverton area,
Dinner guests, Saturday,
with the Beierling family
were Pat and Gordon Jones
of Exeter.
Sunday dinner guests with
Sid, Eleanor and Glenn
Durie, were Dennis and
Sharon Durie, Strathroy,
and Sharon's parents, Ron
and Stella MacDougall, of
Manitowariing, Manitoulin
Island.
Esther Snyder and friend
of London, Jim and Judy
Snyder, were dinner guests,
Sunday, with their parents
Fermon and Leota Snyder.
Bill and Michelle Morenz
of Goderich, visited Sunday
with his parents here, also
with Tom and Rosanne
Russell and family. The two
young couples attended a
show and Chinese supper
London, Sunday evening.
Bonnie Erickson, returned
home from St. Joseph's
hospital last Tuesday.
Oscar and Laura Miller,
and Annie Morenz
visited Saturday evening in
Zurich with Henry and Anna
Becker,
Novel gift
suggestion
Town and Country
Homemakers, who provide
service throughout the
country has a unique
suggestion for a special
Christmas gift this year. One
that is surely to be ap-
preciated by those who
receive it, Jean Young,
administrator, states anyone
is free to buy hours for
homemaking or home
cleaning from the
Homemakers for their
elderly parents or their
homebound friends,
A gift of homehelp might
include shopping, shovelling
snow, waxing the floors,
preparing meals or anything
else that might need to be
done around the house.
Homemkaing would include
assistance with personal
care and light housework,
Mrs. Young states more
and more people in the
county are taking ad-
vantage of both the home
help and homemaking
services in the county but
that there are still many
people who are not aware of
the service.
For more information
regarding a gift certificate
or just general information,
telephone Mrs. Young 357-
3222 or write Box 961,
Wingham.
Home n Hardware
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D ECEMBER
SPECIAL
With the
purchase of tonne of Swift Mineral
receiv e
1 Swift P.C.
Boneless Ham.
Swift Power - Pac -
Dog Food.
10 kg. $5.25
20 kg. $9.50
4 -v. 4
Lined Coveralls,
zipper front.
$ML $41.50
XL $45.00
Lry 4
Assorted
Winter Parkas
* Blue Nylon
* Duck Cloth
4.. 4. 4
Assorted
Sweat Shirts
* Zipper front
with hood $15.50
* and reg. $9.25
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