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In The Garden years many of the Waging Dutch tulip breeders searching the tulips iQg them in their breeding programs to create like Red Emperor and the Darwin Hybrids At the same time theyve discovered that many of these siids are excellent for in the garden as they are theyre especially useful in dockets in the rock garden at the front of the bor der of foundation planting vthpre the attract groups flowers are best seen to Exotic tulips from many distant lands 1 I tltt ltltt ItUlt WW llltH Its Of nval the it Blooms appear the Tulips which spread out if left know of a tulip thats easier unusual being an attrac tive combination of buff- orange and shaded bronze- green and yellow at the base Graceful blooms with petals are borne on strong but slender stems given its a dies and the flowering exterior of the flowers is Interim cherry rose with a yellow from White at the margin the interor is a is one or the ttire huttercupyeitew th- beautiful and dainty of hM Height six in- the botanical tulips disturbed From Turkey has come Acuminata a unique and curious tulip with long thin spicier- petals which are waved curled and not found in any other tu lip Color is yellowstreaked with red The blooms are ranger would order Flow- that grow as high as has given us Here we have a charming wild tulip with dainty orange pink blooms which open growing Bok- Its a tulip that caus es me no end of trouble each spring Four to six blooms are produced on each stem and many per sons suspect that they have they first Brilliant escarlet blossoms rise out of lus cious darkgreen leaves Flowering stems average 10 inches in length Carolyn Free of second from right won for Northumberland last weeks round of eliminations in the Ontario Dairy Princess contest at the Canadian National Exhibition The redhead defeated loanne at right Norfolk County Sue centre Wellington Mary Lynn Cowieson second from left York and Dorothy Parks left Prince Edward County The five girls had first won county elimination contests The Ontario Dai will be crowned on Sept OFA urges school tax change to have in the garden This Farm Report By By A A WALL Agricultural Representative for York County Newmarket It looks like corn will hit the bump er category this year Lota of hot weather in August has been good for it and barring an early frost records should be broken this year for both Silage and grain Finding extra storage space is a nice problem to cope with Pits or bunkers could fill the bill for silage One idea is to use them only enough of the lower silo storage has been fed out to hold the in the bunker Refilling early in the winter has worked quite well j Losses are usually high with stacks but some loss can be tolerated when yields are Sigh A new idea in building a silage stack is to a very long elevator leave it in one position nd let the stack form itself with no tramping at This way the whole thing packs evenly and cracks develop to let in air or water The best idea of course is to harvest the extra crop as grain Temporary cribs can be or the grain can be dried Another alterna tive is to store the shelled corn wet using the preservation acid This acid works something like vine- tar in pickles It raises the acidity to a point that Stops the action of molds bacteria and fungi A Special machine has to be used to apply the stuff it will be a custom operation His death at the livestock show last week ended a career that started with the very first short courses and Junior Farmers in TORONTO The Ontario Federation of Agri- local control of education It is campaigning for the cost of education to be ta ken off property and to be paid by the province The is urging the provin cial government to institute per cent unconditional grants so local school boards can be given the job of providing the best pos sible education within the budget provided The of local control that the Minister of Education will allow We are not blam ing or attacking local school hoards said Presi dent Gordon Hill We want them to provide the kind of education our children need equality of educational opportunity all across the province This is best achieved by per cent unconditional grants At the Provin cial Municipal Conference this year Prime Minister Kobarts said Where possi ble unconditional grants will replace conditional grants and the Honourable said A hack into the hands of local elected officials Uncondi tional transfers are a feature of that policy We in the Federation agree with the government on this and we wish they would do what they say they should do concluded Mr Hill DELIVERY 1 DISCOUNT ON lll ORDERS BUSINESSMENS LUNCHEONS ALSO SERVING THE BEST IN CANADIAN FOODS CARLTON RESTARANT iU MAIM STREET NEWMARKET A PRIVATE CONSULTATIONS AND COMPLETE MAKE UP ANALYSIS LINGERIE SALE End Of line Sale of LADY SUZANNE Bikini Panties Bras Slips Negligees House of Bribe remember for long time i VINCIS Wed Sot WINE CRAFT lamamade EUROPEAN STVIE COOKED MEATS IMPORTED CHEESE BREAD BUNS- 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