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FARM FORUM County Junior Farmer Brooklin Club Enjoys On Annual Soils Tour ©™ Roast: Hayride By FORD LINDSAY Oshawa Times Staff BOB HUNTER, RR 2, Sea- grave, a member of the Port Perry Junior Farmers, is rep-|rants and g resenting Ontario County this week in the annual soils tour. The tour is sponsored by the Ontario department of agricul- ture and food, inco-operation with the soil ment, University of Guelph. The delegates are making/price of corn. their headquarters at the West- ern Ontario Agricultural School, Ridgetown, where they will be billeted each night in the school residence. They will have the opportunity to observe research work being carried out at the school as well as making visits to farms and other points of in- terest in the counties of Elgin, Essex, Kent and Lambton. HAVE YOU A tree stump that is too big to dig up? Hor- science depart-| Plant any time from when the leaves fall, up to freeze up. The best site for your plants is a cool, moist but well drained, rich clay soil. Plant red cur- COUNTY LINES BROOKLIN Young Quebec Liberals | Reject Sovereign Plan By DAVE BAZAY QUEBEC (CP) Levesque's brand of separatis (TC) -- Mem-|Mr, and Mrs. Leslie Harbron)jost +t first test of a teaneth endorsed as the policy of the Levesque, who counted on sup- Rene| port of the young Liberals in| STIL, NEED LINKS mihis fight to get independence bers of the Couples Club were|and Lloyd attended the Judonen-|sunday when Quebec's young) Quebec Liberal Federation. slope should fall two to four|pers of the Couples Club were|Hill weddi Peter's| ; i to ill wedding at St. Peter's) ri is 1| inches to allow surface water to|taken on a hayride by H. Den- tharat arith, scone. berals rejected his proposa Bazaar Planned run off gradually without caus-|nis Later a corn roast and ing erosion. It is also important] marshmallows were enjoyed to eliminate small hollows and! around a camp fire. berries four feet by four feet and the stronger growing black currants five feet by five feet after working in well-rotted manure. ONTARIO FARMERS are looking for the facts behind the Their concern follows charges that they are; being "short-changed" by 17 cents on each bushel of this year's corn they sell. The charges were presented in a resolution passed at Septem- ber's members' meeting of the Ontario Federation of Agricul- ture. The resolution, sponsored by |Clarence Nichols of the Ontario |Seed Corn Growers Marketing Board, charges that the price is L_ing kept artificially at $1.19 depr where water may stand. Good top soil is essential for a! Plan Banquet | } i i j ix! high quality lawn. A five or Sixinya) father and son banquet| Readings were given by Mrs.\Lesage. inch covering of good loam top-|,,; soll, with the addition of or-/Wil, be held, Oct. ganic matter such as manure,| it) Rey, Robert Rumball ae a pari rage be ade-!former member of the Argo- quate. An application of a com- plete fertilizer such as 5-20-20 at|caut, Football Club, as the th tr f 30 di: 1,000 | uare feet will produce, Staff Introduced square feet will produce rapid) sidan ctaleloig BROOKLIN (TC) -- Mem: Grass seed should be applied|bers of the teaching staffs of at the rate of three to five|/Meadowcrest and the senior pounds per 1,000 square feet/school were introduced by the either with a mechanical seeder) principals, Mr. Coates and Mrs. Knight, at the Home and School or by hand. For large areas it is Association meeting. The pres- wise to sow half the seed in one direction and the other half at)ident, Mrs. D. Bueleigh, presid- right angles to it. After the/eq, area has been seeded, rake the Att s end Wedding soil to a depth of one-quarter Education building/and Mrs. Lorne Jones. The) &/group will hold an afternoon| tea at the home of Mrs, liam Newman, Sept. 23. BALSAM Ward died Veteran Farmer | TC) -- Born on the farm now occupied by Fred Fiss, Walter mont. Before moving mont, Mr. Ward farmed the Joe Forsyth property. t for a sovereign Quebec. The ideas of the former Lib- \eral. cabinet minister were cast BALSAM AND MT. ZION) aside by a vote of 71 to 55. (TC) -- Plans for the late ied bazaar were made at the United|the lobbying of moderates who C BROOKLIN (TC) -- The an-\Church Women's meeting.|support Liberal Leader Jean|bec, to which they are entitled) The defeat was engineered by 4, in the|Ralph Jones, Mrs. Cecil Jones)' [t. was a big blow to Mr. Mr. Levesque's THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, September 25,1967 7 hardship arising Lae separa-| with the rest of Canada te tion seemed the clinching argu-| ens ment Sunday. Many young Lib- pry a he ane mate erals, party members under the aye nee links te age of 31, spoke in favor of| make it economically feasible, \independence but voted against} Mr. Levesque's theory is te \Mr. Levesque's theory. jget out of Canada by. declaring 'independence and then seek to | This group advocated that establish a loose association iaciod' negotiate independence like Europe's Common Market, ideas were) hammered further Sunday |prive unborn generations 'ie Canadians, Wil- AND MT. ZION recently at Clare- to Clare- Van Belle Gardenin Take A Drive To VAN BELLE GARDENS night by Mr. Lesage who said! |Quebecers have no right to de-| of French - Canadians of immense) riches in Canada outside Que-| The fear of possible economic| Area Visitors BALSAM AND MT. ZION TC)( -- Among the recent visi- tors in the area were Denis Jones, Kirkland Lake, the guest ticulturalists of the Ontario de-|per bushel. linch. Rake in one direction piovtge ted " agriculture Suggest) According t6 the resolution, |rather than back and forth to baal 9 he stump with anjihe cost of transportation and| prevent putting the seed. into herbicide, which will prevent).ychange on the dollar should|chahnels or ridges, After the BALSAM AND MT. ZION TC) -- Mrs. William Harbron, For The... DO-IT-YOURSELF Fertilizer "I never believed my false teeth could fit so pere |fectly. Now they do, thanks to CUSHION Grips" Dental discovery welcomed by thousands of false teeth the regrowth characteristic of} i i | | h Ol make the Ontario price 17 cents!seed is covered, the area should ss 5 some species after cutting. Kill-| more than that of free corn in|he rolled to encourage rapid, Ministry Avoids of Mr. and Mrs, Alan Mander- he toward encouraging it to rot. |Chicago. : ; } son; and Lorne Wilson, Edmon- wearers, who now talk, laugh out loud, eat anything All the. below stump treate|_.chicage Brice at the time the! s. they want with perfect confidence. CUSHION GRIP is ment must be applied to freahiy| "solution was passed was $1.19) THE COOL FALL season is) LONDON (Reuters)--The|McAvoy and Mrs. Lorne Jones weeds, Ete, > app ShlY| yer bushel, which, according to /the best time of the year tolpriticsh health ministry camel ; ss Advice on your Garden Problems natural suction, holds teeth firmly, stiffens yet never 'ap chemicals will work on mosi|tte formula, would give an On-|transplant evergreens. The good out during the weekend against| Silver Wedding B T fo gpernag kenny last 6 weeks or longer even ies: V with ni cleaning. Tasteless S ixi Species: es or 245T.2.4:p/ It is charged that on a 60/tions help them become estab-\forhidding doctors to revive! BALSAM AND MT. ZION an Belle Gardens aomg ng. Lasteless, odorless, no mixing or 5 »4-5,T-2, corn crop, the/lished quickly. When digging the) certain patients whose hearts today. For trial 1 d 25 one gallon fuel oil; Spray or|fatmers wil lose $10 million by)hole, save only the top soil for nave stopped tives attended the silver wed- _ , 5 Minutes East of Oshawa lad y: ¥Or trial supply, sen 20¢ and your name and paint on; Ammate X ay, |the time they sell their whole|use around the roots. Use a) The ministry told the coun-\4ing anniversary of Mr. and| On Highway No. 2 . . . 623-5757 address to: Pharmaco (Canada) Ltd., Pointe Claire, Que. pounds in one gallon. water or|crop. layer of soil on the top which|ipy+ 9500 state hospitals in a|Mrs. Edgar Evans, Claremont.| | Offer open to residents of Canada only, neg. 1.Ms will remain porous and resist! ictter the decision whether to| eT ee z r -- stump diameter. Spray, paint,|/formed to investigate the|Sunbake and hardening. Always) or dry application; Sodium Chlo-|charges. It has communicated dig Ag er ie deepimade by the doctor handling rate Mixtures, 1% -ounce per|its concern to the federal andjenougn so Tie rools can be'the case on an individual basis. plication. jand is expected to meet with) Do not plant evergreens toojnature of the underlying dis- If 'you spray, treat all sur-\the provincial elevator associa-|deep, Roots should be at the|ease and the chance of a suc- faces of the stump, jtion to discuss the question. same depth in the soil as when|cessful operation should be IF YOU WANT to have a few| FALL IS THE best time toling-the soil back in the hole, put/added, currants and gooseberries injseed @ lawn as this period, with|in some peat moss and a little} The letter was the latest the garden, now is the time tolits cool nights and warm days,!bone meal; fill the hole with/move in a country-wide contro- them. Fall planting is generally} Proper preparation of the bed/quarters full of earth. Let the|order on a London hospital recommended because both cur-\is a primary requisite. The|water soak in before adding|noticeboard banning attempts rants and gooseberries start|best grade should slope awaylextra earth. Do not pound theito revive certain categories of ing the stump is the first step) uniform germination. C i R 1 rr, i" enera ule ton, the guest of Mrs. Frank cerene : ° : ; unique pliable plastic that comes in a tube. Restores exposed wood. Any of the follow- tario price of $1.36. root growth and moist condi-|,ny general rule in hospitals| : measuring. J NG , i Mixture three ounces. acid. in{million bushel (TC) -- Many friends and rela- "Your Friendly Garden Centre" ne Order CUSHION GRIP from your druggist one ounce (dry) per inch of| An OFA committee has been revive a patient should be| inch of stump diameter, dry ap-|Ontario ministers of agriculture, readily spread out. The age of the patient, the | the plant was dug. 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