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! HUGEL AVENUE MIDLAND Wednesday, July 2, 1975, Page 9 "Donn Sharpen Midland Gilbert Lesperance RR 2, Midland Martial Dupuis Penetanguishene Roger Le Blanc Penetanguishene Graduation held in Harbour by Lorraine Kindy Victoria Harbour Graduation Ceremonies were held in St. Mary's Parish, Victoria Harbour Mon. June 23 for the grade 8 students. The evening began with mass at 6 o'clock, after parents and teachers assembled Separate School Boards, Barrie, Mr. L. LaPlume, board rep. for Midland, Mr. and Mrs, L. Baker, representing the Lions Club and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Cadeau representing the Knights of Columbus. The presentations presentations were then made: Girl with the highest average on year's work, Gail LaCroix. Boy with the highest average on year's work Calvin LeDuc, presented by Mr. L. Baker, on behalf of the Lions Club. The Grey Sisters award for ap- plication to study, Anne Robert Bald Penetanguishene rem Kirkup Penetanguishene in the parish hall for a buffet supper. guests were Mr. Superintendant of began with an address to Special the graduates by Ernest Cadeau was presented by . Bolger, Cadeau. Sister Mary Rlixsnryh. the The following The Math award went to e r > PRODUCE FEATURE U.S.A. Imported -- Canada No. 1 Grade BLUEBERRIES 39° HEAPING PINT BOX $ 16-02 LOAVES Buy 3 loaves -- SAVE 77¢ JANE PARKER, SLICED RAISIN 1.00 WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES TO NORMAL FAMILY REQUIREMENTS! Sweet Rolls \ Swee Serve these Quality Baked Goods -- Fresh from our own ovens! 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Award for the most improved girl went to Beverly Bergie and the most improved boy Ken St. Amand, were presented by the C.W.L president Mrs. A. Alphonse. Achievement in English .went to Anne Cadeau and was donated and presented by Sister Fay. Michael Cronk was donated and presented with an award by Mrs Taylor for leadership and co-operation in house league activities. Cer- tificate of Merit in French went to Nancy Dion and Gail LaCroix and was presented by Mr. Hill A plaque has been obtained and will be awarded annually to the top scholar in gr. 8. It will remain in the school trophy case in memory of these students. This year's top scholar was Gail Lacroix, it was presented by Sister Lauretta, Gail LaCroix, Micheal Cronk, Denise Cadeau and _ Dennis Cadeau received gifts from Mrs. M. Woloski, for their help with the kin dergarten class. A small memento was presented to all graduates on behalf of the Knights of Columbus. Sister Fay, on behalf of Unit Simcoe D.E.C,.T.A. then made a presentation to Sister Lauretta, who is officially retiring from the teaching profession, as an ex- pression of gratitude to her, for her years in the association and to wish her happiness in her retirement. The S.C.R.C.S.S.B. also honored Sister Lauretta with words of appreciation from Mr Bolger and a presentation by Mr. L. LaPlume, a former student. Sister Lauretta thanked everyone sincerely, for the gifts and co-operation etc. over the years. The evening was concluded with dancing for the graduated and guests, Thanks go to Jim Moreau for providing the music and the ladies who helped in the kitchen and grades 6 and 7 for such a nice job of preparing and decorating the hall. St. Mary's Parish Victoria Harbour is holding its annual Turkey supper Sat. July 12 at 5 p.m. All food will be on the table and you may eat as much as you like. Price is adults $3.00, children under 12 $1.50. There will also be games of chance and Bazaar table and Bingo. Larvae are attacking field corn by Robert A. Humphries There have been quite a few reports of 1!, inch pinkish larvae attacking seedling field corn, These larvae are usually found inside the stalk or in the soil near the base of the plant Damage is_ usually noticed on field perimeters first. The larvae feed on the first two inches of the stalk then move on to another plant. The adult of this pest is a brown moth that lays its eggs in September usually on quackgrass. In the spring the eggs hatch and the larvae move into the nearby corn and potato fields Since the borer migrates from weeds to corn it is possible to control it by maintaining weed-free fields, borders and fence rows. The use of insecticides is considered impractical because in most cases the damage is done before the larvae are spotted Haylage Harvest Underway Many farmers are busy ensiling their first cutting of hay. Some are trying haylage for the first time. Haylage usually refers to wilted legumes and grasses with a moisture range between 50-60 per cent. Hay that is ensiled below or above this range will not ferment properly and there will be spoilage.