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PAGE 8 OCTOBER 29, 1970 #& GARDEN DIRT Are you getting a good return for the time, seed and fertilizer expended on your garden or lawn? Most anybody can tell to look at the soil if it is too coarse or too compact and thus take steps to correct the problem, but soil chemistry also plays a part. If certain elements are not in the proper balance a lot of time and money can be wasted put- ting on fertilizer which is not doing the plants any good. A soil analysis, performed by the Ontario Agri- cultural College, can be arranged through the local Horticultural Society = Mr. John Steen has a supply of the boxes for sending soil sampled so that you will have the results back before spring planting time. To prepare a soil sample for analysis, take scoops from several locations in your garden going down to { a depth of six or seven inches and mix it all together well. About a pint of this mixture is required for the analysis. If one part of the garden is different from the rest, a separate sample should be submitted for that part. TERRACE BAY NEWS ! SORRY, NO MINORS | Give them your support, MEN'S CURLING CLUB NEWS General Meeting: = The Men's Curling Club held its annual General Meeting on October 21st in the Curling Club Lounge. A fairly good turn-out of interested persons were on hand to discuss several topics, the most important being the draw system to be used in the 1970-71 season. After considerable discussion, it was decided to have three options for men curlers. There will be a MEN'S LEAGUE as in past years; entries will be accepted only as teams. An innovation from last year, the URBAN LEAGUE, will be continued this year. Any individual can join, with the teams be- ing drawn as closely matched as possible by the Draw Committee. A new league is being introduced this season: the TROPHY LEAGUE. This if for top- caliber teams who are interested in highly compete- tive curling. Entries for this league are to be submitted as full teams, with names and positions of team members stated. Membership forms are available for those interested in playing in one, two or al three of these three leagues. Each league will curl on a different night of the week so it will be possible for any member to select Tre 2 Sli pay A OCT. 30th. 10p.m. to 2a.m. Music by the MIDNIGHT HOUR "REFRESHMENTS" ADMISSION - ONLY $1.00 «tomorrow you may need them whichever league (or leagues) suit him. forms are available from Jim Rogers (3635), Hugh Brophy (3285), and Howard Solly (3355). If you are interested, contact one of these persons. Membership Fees: - Fees for the 1970-71 season are as follows: = Men's - $30.; Student - $10.; Associate - $15. The $30. Men's fee applies to all men's curling; Men's Urban and Trophy Leagues and also to men in Mixed Curling. Fees must be paid in full by November 30th. All Curling members must be paid-- up members of the Terrace Bay Recreation Association It is hoped that the ice will be in byNovember 1st, Crews will be needed to paint the ice this week. Anyone willing to help is asked to contact Ice Committee chairman, Vic Fenton (3605). If all goes according to plan, and if ice is ready by November Ist, there will be a week of open curling November 2nd to 7th. Scheduled curling for all three Men's leagues will begin November 9th and the first evening of Mixed Curling will be on Friday, November 13th. Paul Cavanaugh of Rexdale, Ontario visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cavanaugh, last week. Membership