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12 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Scturdey, July 15, 1967 \ GARDEN GUIDE Better Blooms, Color, Stronger Plants If You Sow Good Pansy Seed Now By A, R. BUCKLEY Plant Research Institute for the of The Plant Research Institute} past three years we have tested If you sow a packet of goodjover sixty kinds in extensive pansy seed right now you will|trials. Among the mixed strains likely have enough plants to/the best in size and colors were border all your flower areas|Oregon Giant and Maple Leaf and have some to spare. What) Exhibition. Flowers of the Felix is more, you can count on vig-|strain gave the pixiest little orous stocky plants that will/faces. The Swiss Roggli and flower next year over a longer|Steel's Jumbo strains were al- period than those you are most/most as. good as the others. _ hs gol gg own| Wine Red produced an al- in plants from seed will make it most rure line of wine-colored possible for you to pick and blooms; Rheingold were nearly choose the kind of pansy youjall gold with chocolate like best, the plants you grow/blotches; Alpenglow flowers will also be more to your taste|/ vere g very beautiful mahog- than those you buy next spring. First of all, however, get good|#"Y color and Berna were all seed from a reliable firm, some|deep blue. Mixed with beds of of which specialize in pansy|tulips the light-blue pansy seeds. You may be rather tak-!named Delft Blue was extreme- Py bg Ry hg capi Mor hy ly beautiful and it continued to THREE COMPOSITIONS RECORDED New Career On Horizon For Oshawa Songwriter An Oshawa musician's new terviewed him on the advice ofjwhen you work in night clubs career in western music mayja mutual friend. es that's all," says Glen. soar to heights his life-long in-l;ypmE soNGs terest in popular music has never envisaged. Glen Powers, 29, a GM worker and father of two has ust signed three contracts with MI Publishers. Three of his compositions will be released on the RCA Victor label this fall. Glen is lead singer of the Sapphires but he hopes "'this) break" will rocket him to) "real" success. Songs have) been "floating around' in his head for as long as he can remember. It all happened, he said about! his recent break, when Russ) Wheaton, general manager of| Sherman Records in Ottawa, in- | | LEGION -- BF os tei he -signed in ks 5 |Mayor Marks' office this week 'ica tie ara ply au say Glen's royalties will be Her" and "Did You Mean What three cents per copy. He will You Said?" in. western style| 2/80 receive 10 per cent of the and it remains to be seen how | ist price' for band parts and successful they become. Re- orchestrations. i cording artists Hank Rivers or} Glen says "Did You Mean" is Marty Robbins are likely can-an ideal piece for Dean Martin didates to do adaptations of his|and he has another he com- songs. posed especially for good friend Born in Belleville, Glen has|Tommy Hunter, a western TV been in Oshawa since 1955, singer. "I know what stuff will sell) Glen's first $3 guitar was best now that they are going to|bought with earnings from his use my songs," said Glen. "I/paper route in Belleville when never really played western|he was 14. He began composing music much but I will take ajlyrits when he was 16 and the bigger interest in it now," he|music he strums is played by said. ear. Glen says he can pick a tune! "If even part of a tune re- on any instrument but he's best sembies somebody else's I give at guitar and although he likes/it up," says Glen. His formal all kinds of music, he's going|musical training {is nil but his but for this sum you receive|bloom long after the tulips had considerably more enjoyment finished, to work at what brings in the|uncle Chest, Picton, was a big from the larger blooms and) yon pr ack Continued from Page 11 most money. : encouragement to him in hig "You just make a_ living!early years. purer colors they produce. The most spectacular pansy Lay seeds are a ae in the trials over the years was Oe ee mi tue af peat snoss |e, vatiety, Jet Black, a name polis cgeg _ pape that aptly describes the flowers soil and sand in equal parts ad it produced, as black as the ace M% i hcg hog god a of spades, pet beautiful but ture. Seed may be spread over ge satiny black, the flats and covered with a iolas are grown the same fine layer of soil or planted in rows two inches apart. Water well after sowing and cover|*T., There are very many var- with shading for a few days ieties, of which Coronation Gold or place in a shady part of the had the highest rating. Chan- garden tryland and Orange Sun were . | floriferous biscuit-colored var-| IN COLD FRAME jieties and the species Viola} After the seedlings have|cornuta was blue. Violas are longer in flower and are hardi- way as pansies, they last a little . childhood days in Belleville but this is "'the break" he has been waiting for. A GM worker, Glen is lead singer will be released on the RCA 'Victor label this fall. Glen has a long his- three contracts with BME Publishers as Mayor Ernest con.positions of 'New Blue Suit', 'Him and Her' and which goes back to his formed two or three leaves,|similar to pansies but usually transplant them to other flats|have smaller flowers of more} ists teed tiles eh wooed wt A NOther Lenin Prize In Offing hopes to devote much of his time in the future to writing lyrics and music with a western orientation. ments, and -- or in OBA com- petition, for provincial honors. | Last year, for example, Osh- awa teams ranging from tyke, bantam to midget travelled to such places as Guelph, Lea- side, and Thorold to compete against other teams in their own age division. One of the most important aspects about Legion minor baseball is that every boy has a chance to play, in the sense, |that he is not competing jagainst older and bigger play- (Times. Photo)|ers. Each player is assigned to ye mm avernses counties -la team in his own age bracket work is about, I picked up a ticket for a recent perform- ance in Moscow, part of an all-Shostakovich program at and as he grows older he pro- gresses to the various pla- teaus. This grooming, beginning at IT DOESN'T COST IT PAYS Give your home maintenance free beauty for about the cost of having your house professionally painted three times. Alcan Aluminum Siding is guaranteed in writing for 20 yeors against blistering, flaking, peeling and checking. As a selected Alcan distributor, our workmanship meets the strict standards of quality laid down by the Aluminum Com- DONALD DUCK BLONDIE LI'L ABNER one cup of complete fertilizer|pansies nowadays that the two inning. to the bushel. As an alternative}are sometimes indistinguish-| tha 'Bolshoi Phantte jan early age and continuing pany of Canada Ltd. Pontennennorannar they may be set in nursery|able. | r r i : ; a, the bo yg Fog Pict ci, Ua ea A Lo rows in the garden. Shade them] Violas or pansies come in ¢ ) ¢ ) I it ¢ ) V e rs ¢ | ¢ I st Ipc se r COMPOSER ATTENDED sions, is essential for those " ke a career out The box-office produced a | Wishing to ma | FREE ESTIMATE PRI for a few ~~ until they have|such delightful colors and are of major league baseball ns A sa Mepis be Oe ba oe = ey von frontrow seat for about $3.50, lad ear Legion minor base- . e practically certain suc-/ MOSCOW (CP)--There may a poem by the irrepressible 1958, on top of the two Orders the regular Bolshoi orchestra ball en four city cham- Centennial Home Improvements About the middle of Septem-/cess. be another Lenin Prize in'the Evgeny 'Yevtushenko about' of Lenin, one Red Banner of i i pena ienelest the om a offing for Dmitri Shostako- the beheading of a piratical Labor and five Stalin Prizes ig tg iegene: - =e " Lpewing po ggg ggg vices 368 PARK RD. SOUTH yee the fe or the mir the BOOKS REVIEWED vich, the ailing, occasionally 17th century peasant leader he received earlier during the ussia's best, and the conduc- walked off with the title; the| bas faotige M ers until the} GOSPORT, England (CP)--| popular Soviet composer who has become a folk hero sunshine periods of his ca- tor and soloists would rate in Police Association sponsored | PHONE 576-2360 fe hens nyt tarde cover Even bookshelves should look] whose ups and downs with the in modern Russia. reer, the front rank anywhere-- /the winning Pee Wee team; | ; a oe nee aa shipshape, the navy decided.) Communist party have prob- = Alternately praised and de- A new Lenin Prize would go conductor Ghennadi Rozhdest- |while the Bantam crown was| Aluminum Products Shingles Phe y " ig bo foc ptesee Students at the engineering col-| ably still not been completely pounced during his long ca- well at this stage in the com- venski, cellist Mstislav Ros- | won by the U.A.W. representa- PATIOS FLAT ROOFS set out where they show|lege at the naval landbase of| resolved. reer as a composer, Shostako- poser's life. Now 61, Shostako- tropovich and bass Ivan Pet- tives. REC. ROOMS CHIMNEY SERVICE to good advantage. Fading] this Hampshire port were is-| The highly valued prize is vich is currently in the good vich is widely recognized as The Midget League title last ALUMINUM STORE FRONTS Tov. blooms must be removed from|syed with orders on how books being discussed in Moscow vi r g d V graces of the Soviet musical one of the world's great com- ve; was won by the tea cae Poe or they will should be stacked for the cap-| music circles as a possible re- establishment although his posers, but he is still recover- But among the most pleas- enunetias Stiar Furaltare, | Estimator and installations with 10 yeors experience at In- =I 8. : |tain's inspection. They must) ward for a recent Shostako- popularlity is far from fixed ing from a heart attack suf- ant aspects of a Bolshoi per-| The various minor league stalling Alcan materials, lad There are many different stand upright, facing the front) vich work called The Execu- with conservative Soviet au- fered last fall and his health formance is the element of | teams play most of their games -- strains on the market, somej|with the tallest at the left and| tion of Stepan Razin, a mas- diences. ren.ains uncertain. surprise. This performance |at Knights of Columbus Park Maneyer, Rav eres frame font Somat much superior to others. At the!the shortest at the right. sively orchestrated setting of He won a Lenin Prize in To find out what the new' was no exception. : jon Farewell Avenue. | = I"S HAPPENING! ONTARIO MOTOR SALES Greatest Ever! Savings Galore At Prices. You Can Afford ! 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