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Seed and Feed Show The 1981 Seed and Feed show _ Friday at Elmvale Community Hall and organizers are hoping for a good tur- nout at the two day event. Judges at the show will be looking at close to 43 classes of entries including grains, forage seed. feed, maple and potato and cham- pionship and reserve awards will be handed out. Friday judging will commence at 9 a.m. and at 11:45 a.m. a luncheon will be provided for judges, helpers and guest speakers. At 12:30 the Com- munity Hall becomes open to the public and the exhibits in the fair can then be viewed. The educational program of the 1981 Seed and Feed Show will begin at 1 p.m. with the early bird draw and a film presentation by Ted Whitworth, Farm Safety Consultant dealing with Silo Gas will be shown. Neil Moore of the Soils and Crops Branch of the OMAF will be the next guest speaker and he will lecture on '"'Soil Conservation - What Farmers are Doing"'. A film break will follow and the film will be entitled "Land - Our Best Resource". A short 10 minute break will precede Bob Fulkerson's present- ation dealing with Crop Planning and Rotation. Mr. Fulkerson is with the Crop Science Department of the University of Guelph. And to wrap the day up completely, the presentation of awards to worthy entries will be made at approximately 3:30 p.m. Members only The Seed and Feed show is open to North Simcoe Farmers only and entrants will be required to hold a membership in the North Simcoe Soil and Crop Improvement Association. Only seed grain grown in 1980 will be eligible and only clover seeds grown in 1979 or 1980 may be shown. Sa Contracting Local champions The boys basketball team at Corpus Christi School in Penetanguishene concluded a highly successful season Tuesday night in Ecole Secondaire Penetanguishene Secondary School's gymnasium as they defeated St. 34-12 to Penetanguishene school of take the Joseph's Penetanguishene-Lafontaine Elementary Boys' Basketball Championship. Patchett, Greg Mackey, Keith Brooks, Randy Dumont, Rob Cadeau, Shawn Beaudoin, Kevin Tessier, Mare Dorion, Greg Marion, John Pat- chett. Absent: Andrew Bayfield. In the center is coach, Doug Condren. From left: Eddie ANNOUNCEMENTS Bantams lead quarter finals By: G. Allen The Sunday night play-off between Coldwater and Elmvale promised to have all the excitement of a deciding game, although both teams were aware that it was a third game ina best-of-five series. Sensing the im- portance of the game, a large crowd of spec- tators left for Coldwater to support the locals. Having scored five points in the previous encounter (four goals and an assist), it came as no surprise to Doug Kirton that when he moved toward the Coldwater end of the rink he seemed to be moving in a crowd. In spite of this he assisted Dave Bannerman's goal Perhaps it was _ un- fortunate for Coldwater that they concentrated on Kirton because Rodger Allen on the same line, scored from Steve Chalmers to send Elmvale into a two goal lead. Then, by mid game Coldwater's Leigh Brandon scored to bring Coldwater within one of Elmvale. As if some hidden hand turned on the scoring switch, Elmvale took over the remainder of the game. The final score was 9-2 for Elmvale. Doug Kirton got six points; Dave Ban- nerman, four goals and an assist; Wayne Allen, LAT '® ! four assists; Rodger Allen, two goals; Dan Clement, one goal and one assist; Steve Chalmers, two assists; Mike Hall, two assists; and Paul Steel, one goal. Equally as important as the firing of the big guns was the fierce defensive play of the small boys on the team who were determined not to give away any of the ground gained by the others. Any person who en- joys hockey could be proud of the persistence of players like Keith Norwood, Rob Connelly, Paul Bumstead, and Greg Miller. It is difficult for players whose role it is to prevent goals against to feel the same thrill in victory as the person stars. Jason Pender was a standout in net. and brings the crowd to its feet. However, without the dogged efforts of the This was indeed a troops in the trenches hand-shake game. there would be no glory Congratulations Ban- for the more visible tams. Junior Farmers meet No-Stars North Simcoe Junior Farmers will be cutting up the ice at Wasaga Stars Arena as the group meets the Barrie CKVR No-Stars in a fun game of hockey (or a reasonable fac- simile). Cost for admittance will be $2 per person and all proceeds will go to the March of Dimes. Georgian Bay Real Estate Ltd. is pleased to welcome Georgette Mailloux to our Penetanguishene office sales staff. She has joined her husband Bernard a successful representative of this company for some years. We are sure the Mailloux sale team will serve the population of Penetanguishene and Tiny Township with en- thusiasm and integrity. Georgette can be reached at 549-3101 or her residence 549-2618. IGS Sh ss es mM a Georgian Bay Real Estate Ltd. is pleased to welcome Patricia Ryan to our growing sales staff. Pat will be operating from Ryan's Riverside Confectionary store located on Highway 12. bet- ween Victoria Harbour and Waubaushene, a store and gas bar operated by the Ryan family. Pat's friendly attitude and desire to serve our clients will quickly become her trade mark. Pat can be reached at 538-2271. who triggers the light Mm Fayne Bullen 326-5800 & 4 DEMOCKA | Authorized by Official 4 Agent for Fayne Bullen Bd Services HELP WANTED HELP WANTED EXPERIENCED SALESPERSON required immediately eSalary plus commission Apply in confidence to: Box 609, | c/o Midland Times, Midland, Ont. Busy Office Requires Experienced Stenographer For General and Life Insurance Company. Reply in confidence with resume fo: Midland Times Box 609 C Midland, Ont. 16 to 21 'Services Georgian Bay Real Estate Ltd. is pleased to welcome Charles Dusome to our Penetanguishene office sales staff. Chuck is well known in our area as the owner/ operator of Bay Marine on the Champlain Road. Chuck brings with him a fountain of business knowledge and a reputation of fair business practice that assures him of success in his new venture. Chuck can be reached at 549- 3101 or his residence 549-3692. 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