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14 thf stouffyrtf trisun tfwku ur v 1965 public meetings proposed metropolitan official plan the metropolitan toronto planning board is considering the pro posed metropolitan official plan to guide the future development of the metropolitan toronto planning area the plan will in general prescribe land use and population densities the transportation facilities regional parks and supporting services for which the metropolitan corporation is responsible and the principles and policies to be observed in matters of metropolitan concern together with provision for the integration of de tailed local municipal planning functions with these principles and policies before adopting the plan the metropolitan toronto planning board will present the proposals to the residents of the planning area in a series of public meetings the dates and locations of meetings are as follows all meetings will convene at s00 pm dale wednesday june nd monday june 14th viae richmond hill high school 51 wright street richmond hill punbarton high school white sideroad dunhanon ont municipality affected township of toronto gore village of wondhi idgp township of vaughah town of richmond hill township of markham village of markham village of stduffvihc township of pickering village of pickering town of ajax 4h achievement day held at aurora copies of the proposed plan are on display and may be examined at the following locations 1 toronto lor township oftic kbonfver ontario 2 voolforule village office at tine street woodbrulge ontario 3 vniishan township offices 33 richmond st maple ontario j kiclmioml hill town hall ffi yonge street north richmond jlill ontario a markham village office 207 main street markham ontario f markham township municipal building huttonville ontario 7 stouftvillf municipal building stotiftville ontario r pickering township office brougham ontario 9 pickering village office 22 sherwood road west pickering ontario 10 ajax town hall j2 kings crescent ajax ontario written comments addressed to hip hoard at its offices 700 ray street toronto are invited and will he received until july 31 1905 further information may be obtained by telephoning 3ggg2g3 c t tauriii chairman metropolitan toronto planning board for office supplies its the tribune by austra lauitu home economist for vork ctjv ont dept of agriculture may 15th brought to a con clusion the 4h homemaking club project meat in the me nu the achievement day was fced at the aurora district high school one hundred and forty giris leaders and friends participated in the days activ ities in the afternoon mrs c hoo per womens institute district president for york east presen ted provincial honors to lou ise walker bogarttown elaine lockhart temperanceville dianne maw and joan miller of south vaughan county ho nours were presented by mrs hooper to hael matson and dawna stirling of agincourt dayle eves and elizabeth faris bogarttown diane smith and marilyn toombs of queensville brenda kriby edgeley sharon cox and ann paxton of temp eranceville and joyce hoshel of vandorf miss patricia wray home economist for durham peter borough and victoria counties gave very encouraging com ments to the girls who enter tained their friends with skits exhibits and demonstrations during the afternoon session this achievement day conclu- i ded with miss austra janitis home economist for york s county presenting the sterling silver teaspoons and certificat- j es of achievement to all the jh homemaking club members who had complete this project successfully leaders and assistant leaders i for this project ere mrs h beare mccowan rd mrs m j thillcy brimley road agin court mrs william walker mrs xeil paris rr xewmar- ket bogarttown mrs anne gooch downsviw no 1 mrs joan bag woodbridge xo 2 edgeley mrs w mckendry mrs v gordon king city mrs forest mactaggart and miss gail mactaggart r r 1 klein- burg nobleton club mrs ar nold johnson and mrs harry toombs queensville mrs r snider and mrs joyce snider no 3 king snowball club mrs g foster nashville no 1 mrs g wardlaw woodbridge no 3 of south vaughan club mrs stella wells rnd miss judy paxton no 3 king temper anceville club and mrs b pat- tenden stoutlville no 4 and mrs betty van nostrand gor- mley no 1 of vandorf club raspberry growing a few simple rules of care car help grow excellent rasp berries say horticulturists with the ontario department of ag riculture first oe certain not to let your black or purple raspberries grow too tall black raspberries should be trimmed at a height of two to two and onehalf feet while purple raspberries are trimmed at ab out two and onehalf to three feet this forces growth into the side shoots and helps to in crease yields tl also prevents the canes from becoming too unmanageable canes will reach the desired height at different times of the year therefore it is necessary to go over the plants several times and cut down the tall shoots xole red raspberries must not be trimmed or their yield will be reduced retain the hedge or hills of plants by removing most of the suckers which extend beyond the desired area hedges should be limited to about 18 inches wide after harvest weeds may be controlled with several cultiva tions if you wish instead of cultivating add a twoinch mulch of compost or peat moss or a fourinch mulch of straw experts take course to save dutch elms pest control experts from across canada met last week to learn how to use a new highly toxic chemical to fight dutch elm disease the chemical bidrin is a pre ventive agent not a cure it is injected into the tree and kills the beetles that spread the fun gus disease shell oil ltd developed bi- drin and insists that anybody using it must first pass a test because of the chemicals toxi city the 140 persons attending the course spent six hours at the ontario college of educa tion dr dale norris jr of the uni versity of wisconsin a dutch elm expert said bidrin can poison humans but after it has boon injected into a tree he said 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like a booby trap and another new substance lor fightms crab- grass was reported yesterday the two new weapons were described at the meeting of the american chemical society tiie booby trapping weed killer was described this way the man made chemical called cypromid contains a builtin trap that in effect pops open and reacts yith vital constituents of certain agricul tural weeds soon after they emerge above ground the boobytrap consits of a ringformation of three carbon atoms called a cyclopropyl group which comes apart easily to give highly reactive chemical units called free rad icals the theory is that the chemi cal kills weeds by interfering with the process by which the pesky plants utilize carbon di oxide and water tor growth neighbours said the weed killer still experimental but expected to be marketed is especially designed for use against various forms of weeds and grasses that can bedevil corn fields the new addition to the anti- crabgrass arsenal a complex form of the chemical methyl- carbamate is being made avail able this spring under a trade name azak the meeting was told it has several advantages for crabgrass control including being economical requiring on ly one application for a crab- grass germination season and being practically nontoxic to warmblooded animals ashburn mrs gordon fisher of pick ering spent the weekend at her home here mr and mrs nelson ashton visited miss vera prentice of brookdale on sunday mrs ivan digger of drydcn ont was a recent visitor at the hopkins home warrant officer wm and mrs sparks of kingston spent the holiday weekend with mrs m sparks we welcome mr and mrs s ii emm of high wycombe england to our community at present they are living with their son and wife mr and mrs gerald emm mr and mrs edgar heron spent three days last week in ottawa when mr heron attend ed the assessors convention miss vera leach spent last week end with mr and mrs gordon english at woodville the active service group of mt zion were entertained by the members of the ladies bible class on wed may 2th in the basement of the church the meeting opened with the scripture lesson read by mrs w rowley and prayer by mrs r batten it was decided to pay for a boy or girl to attend the bible club camp this summer mrs donald jamieson presid ed for the program a reading it the halo fits by mrs fred fiss a vocal duet by mrs elmer wilson and mrs grant carson the touch of a moth ers hand mrs j empring- ham chose for her topic home- makers and mothers mrs burnett jamieson told of the life of the well known hymn writer fanny crosby the meeting closed with pray er by rev buntain as this was our mothers meeting carna- teds may sale save up to 50 on sports jackets from 1888 and windbreakers from 695 special nylon schuss squol hooded i i golf and koatinvr i jacket 595 slacks in wool flannel terylene and wool including the permanent crease pant reg 1595 2 for 2750 boys topcoats 1295 windbreakers 595 dress slacks 595 cotton slacks 395 495 teds mens wear 17 main st w stouffville tions were presented to the oldest mother mrs m sparks the youngest mother mrs fred fiss and the mother present having the youngest baby mrs m allhright a social time was enjoyed the cgit and explorer groups entertained the mem bers of the wms at their banquet held in the sunday school room of burns church recently the guests were wel comed by wendy sanderson cgit president the toast to the church was proposed by steph en daw rev h m buntain responded the toast to the mothers was proposed by jen nifer hyatt with mrs g mid- dleton replying greetings from lindsay vv bytery were brought by mrs mcpherson childrens secretary and mrs russell batten girls secretary thanks to the wm5 was expressed by bonnie miriv dleton and mrs a fisher pies of the wms replied an address by mrs g brett of oshawa was followed by the presentation of stars and e pins by mrs r hyatt an affiliation service was conducted by mrs r batten when jennifer hyatt and bon nie 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