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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-03-18, Page 304 PAGE 10A—GODERICH SIGNALe,STAR, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18,1901 We reserve the right to limit quantities to normal family requirements. Huron home and farm news The annual Huron Cat- tlemen's attlemen's Association Bon - spiel was held March 4,1981 at the Seaforth Curling Club. Local cattlemen competed to take home prizes of choice cuts of beef purchased from Roth's Food Market, Seaforth. Nine o'clock draw winners were Cain Bogie's Goderich rink first,, with Murray Forbes' rink from the Seaforth Club second and Bill Coleman's Kippen group representing the Exeter Curling Club third. Bill Taylor's foursome from Belmore. took top spot in the eleven o'clock draw Second -and third—place— winners were Murray Shiell's rink from the Wingham Club and Stewart Alton's group from the Lucknow area. It is customary to move the spiel around the county. Plans are to try the Wingham Curling Club in 1939._ Metric Report In-publication9.5L-Gvide.to_- chemical Weed Control there is an error in . the 4 Conversion . Table on page 102. One litre equals .26 U.S. , _gallon,. NQ - d8-as-is-printed- inthetable. SpringFarm Equipment Maintenance A, ,brealta1owi='ut' iauting. time can Bost you Hundreds, of dollars. Spring main- tenance of farm machinery pays year rounddividends and can help prevent in- junes A "thorough check of equipment now will help you avoid a breakdown durhig spring planting. If you need replacement parts, order them now, so. that repair work can be completed before spring ,rushy : Well maintained equipment is less likely :to break down. Your savings yin dollars ,and _. frustration will be well worth the small amount of time • requiredto get equipment ready now. Dairymen are constantly faced with the challenge of main t_aining healthy, vigorouscows that .have the ability to produce large volumes of milk and fat. In order to : obtain high production, dairymen have to pay close attention to tai breeding and feeding 4 programs along with �„ following a selective culling program that_ will maximize on longevity and profitability. BREEDING - on the average, -every milk cow in Ontario only produces one . . heifer calf in a lifetime! The g importance of sire selection becomes ever so crucial .1 when you consider you may only have one opportunity to _upg adeyouur herd bY.r g_.. heifer calves from your ) better cows in the herd. FEEDING - During the first three to four months of a cow's lactation • they are expected to produce 50 percent of their total milk production for the lactation, along with being rebred and checked safe in calf. This spells stress! Maximize on growing and feeding quality roughages, such as hay, haylage and corn silage, followed by balancing the cows roughage diet with an adequate grain mix con- taining all essential nutrients for different levels of production. WEEDING - Sortie cows just don't earn their board throughout the year. It takes the first 3 to 4,000 kgs of milk to feed and maintain a Holstein cow for one year - an empty stall does.. not necessarily mean reduced profit. Production and management records are essential in order to carry out a sound worthwhile selective culling program. Most of a dairyman's suc- cess is homemade. There are identifiable reasons Why there are a number of Ontario dairy herds producing 160 B.C.A. for mill and fat, while others produce less than 120 B.C.A. A cholinesterase clinic Will be held Tuesday, March 31 from 9:30 - 12 noon at the OMAF office, Clinton. This is the clinic you wanted to attend. It is a test for insecticide levels in your Turn to page 1 1 A • PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY, MARCH 21st, 1981 - "March is Red Cross Month. Support Your Local Red Cross" SAVE 50? Tomato HEINi 32 -f1 -oz bottle (Our Regular Price 2.09 ) Enter amily Spree" YOUR FAMILY COULD WIN ONE OF 4 SAVE 60? 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OF ONT., CRISP, JUICY 5 -LB BAG McIntosh Apples 1.69 LEISURE (CASE OF 6, '5.28) Fireplace Logs each 885i PRODUCT OF TEXAS, EXCELLENT IN SALADS Fresh Spinach10ot88¢ PRODUCT OF ONTARIO, SNOW WHITE, FRESH Mushrooms 161.89 Assorted Plants Your bunches PRODUCT OF FLORIDA, JUICY, JUMBO RED Grapefruit 5 for 1.99 PRODUCT OF CHILE, BLACK RIBIER OR GREEN Seedless Grapes PODUCi OF CALIFORNIA, SUNKIST, SWEET JUICY, SEEDLESS, LARGE NAVEL °r Oranges 12 f"1.99 PRODUCT OF, MEXICO, RED SWEET Watermelon . 1b 48? CANADA NO. 1 GRADE, PRODUCT OF ONTARIO SUPER BUY! Carol, 100% Vegetable Oil SOFT MARGARINE. 1 -Ib tub SAVE 54? PURE.: APPLE JUICE Rutabagas 2for1.00 PRODUCT OF U.S.A. 12-0Z PKG Baby Carrots 2 for 99¢ Choice - Tropical or Ivy 31/2" pot 7 9¢ You'll do better with Healtk.& Beauty Aids and General Merchandise from AAPI FRESH OR WILD MINT FLAVOURS MacLeans Toothpaste 1.29 100 ml TUBE GILLETTE DEODORANT "BRONZE" 150 ml AEROSOL TIN Right Guard 1.99 ASSORTED TYPES 1.5 LITRE PLASTIC BOTTLE Marvel Shampoo 2.49 TRAC II Razor Blades pkg of 10 2.99 < NS You'll do better with BAKED GOODS from A&P! JANE PARKER, SLICED Raisin Bread JANE PARKER, SLICED Protein Bread JANE PARKER 16 -oz loaf 89? 16 -oz loaf 75? Hamburg Buns pkgof859te JANE PARKER PKG OF 6 English Muffins 83¢ "NEW" BELTLESS SANITARY NAPI I JANE PARKER 19.OZ CAKE Confidets Pkgof1299c/ Spanish Bar Cake 1.59 10W30 JANE PARKER FULL 8 -INCH, 24-0Z PIE Shell Motor Oil ilitretin99? 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