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CANAL HNK llTAO Mk may snows rnorosan anonymous 7Propose Cdfidi suggestions to open up the wa ters of Lake hiuskoko to big cruising boats by digging canals tram tne Severn River to the Musknka Lakes has had mixed reaction among theresldents of Muskokn The plan td open ilp the waters to Americans bearing tourist dol lnrs is just in the thinking stage and the man doing the most thinking is Gerry Simmons president of the Gravenhurst board oi trade oannl double our Lrniiic monsp He also claims that cutting the says Sim canal from the Severn to Morri son Lnkc then to Muldrew Lak es and then to Lake Muskoka would entice many people from south of the border to the most beautiful inland waterway in the world The Georgian Bay Develop ment Association which would be expected to push the plan has so for kept its hands elf GBDA manager Neville Keele said the association cannot not until it is asked by the area and so iarit has not yet been ap proached Keefe agreed that this water way wnuldwbring lot more However would open lip the whole system and more than For Muskokci Gravenhurst plan have not onlyheiddia drawn train the associ on Private cottagers in have oeen reluctant to ivo uP dollar and this has probab dinripened much of the enthus iasm for the idea Reg Weiham of Barrie Chant her of Commerce says the wate way would have no cltect on Barrie unda unless Barrie de veloped the utilities to act as port of call The marine railways at Big Chute and Swift Currant on the Severn lllveihavoalso been sug gested as places where locks could speed up traffic Big boats entering the Trent Canal system can cruise the Kawarthns but alter Lake Sim coe and Lake Couchiching they are stopped at the marine rail ways Dr Rynard MP for Sim East has been plugging the plan to set up locks in the place of the marine railways Earl Rowe MP for Dulieria Simone said it would be tremendous boost for the tourht yachts lnto the area Chciiige Grddually To Winter Feed gt By STEWART Li PAGE North Simone Agrep It is now October and while most iarmers stillhave plenty of good pasture the weather is get ting colder and we now have to wwthink oi stablingihe milk eows cise daily if the weather is at iavorahle at night Quite olten there is sharp drop in milk production when we switch lrorn good pasture to dry winter feed Thisdrop in produc tion need not happen if we make tha change gradually starting to iced the cattle little hay and eilagdwhiia they are still on full pasture stepping up to little over half ration when the herd is in the stable overnight and going on full winter ration when full time stabling is started It our hay and silage is ot goo quality see no good reason to increase the amount grain or concentrate very much for wint er feeding of course it the hay contains little or no clover or was too mature when cut or lost most of the leaves when harvested it will be necessary to feed arather air pensive highprotein concentrate to maintain production While it isnecessary to think of stahling the cattle at this time it has proven to be good practice to let the cattle out in the daytime whenever the weath er in favorablerli will be long time until spring and cattle that are tied need to get some exit Since pastures provide our cheapest and best ration for beef vanddairy cattle and sheep as long as good grazing lasts each year wish to reportLbriefiy on the pasture tour we be North Simone Oct We visited six farms during the day allyenter ed in the North Simcoe Pasture Competition and on these calls we saw most of the DEStIHElCOHIfi hinations thataresuited to our variable soil and drainage con ditions in North Simcoc NEWER STRAINS Our first callwas at the dam of Clarke and Manford Horne Drillia RR No1 Here We saw various plots rangingfrnm one acre tofive of the newerstrains of iBirdsloot lrefpil and Alfalfa in several different co binni tions These to show b50 per cent provement over last year Vandpromise to be even bet ter next year Our second call was at victor Briens Hawkestone where the main pasture laced Gan nry GrassLadin and white utch Clover This pasture was carryingclnse to two milk cows 138 bales of hay out off plus Sdrneiwh have tried it June or 10 yearsWehave obtained acre fotmost oi the season worked to sound the alarm industry At Ken Diokers farm Shanty Bay wesaw an excellentvexam pie oi fertility buildup and mid summer seeding This lzacrc pasture was seeded July 23 and proVided good pasture or eight een head of cattle forjour weeks in Septemben COMBINATION The most interesting pasturo on the farm of Campbell Bros Barrie RB No was com bination of Orchard Grass and Alfalfa which had been givena treatmentof so lbs of Ammon ium Nitrate in midsummer Alfalfa and Brome Grass was the predominant pasture com binationv on Mervyn Parkers farm at Minesing and on this heavy clay the deeprooted Alfal fa and Brome do particularly well Empire Birdsfoot Tretoil was the feature on ihejann of Ken Robinson Yasey Ken had eight differen nuxtures of elovers Tend grasses in one field including three combinations oi Trefoil and the TrefoilPlots were out standin dgen nlsu had newlo acre see Empire Birdsioot mom th Ciim Timothy and Reed Canary Gr seeded this year With oats at 14 inch spae ing very good crop of oats was harvested and the Trefoii was one of the best catchesrwe have as yetseen Our conclusions following the pasture tour were that Alfalfa and romc are our best hay combination and very often pro yide excellent pasture where the land and drainage are suitablei Empire Birdstoot Trefoil on the other handwill do well wide range of soil can one Will make good hay nodis prob ably the best pastime clover we have grown in combination with suitable grasses My suggestion therefore is that fall is good time to be thinking of gettingn field ready toseed to Emp Birdstoot Tre toil next spring We suggest you select afield that can he pastur ed and can be left down for eight into useful information as to how to grow this clover and will be glad to dyiseanywho care to inquire Reamefiloulhs Lost In Cay Maze nmpwsu Eng Two young ca xp rs losi in mazeoficy assages 300 feet beneath the Yor ire moors since Saturday night werepulled exhausted to sat oriday the youthful dventurers none the worse for theexperienoe apattvarom lack of sleep Rescue teams made up of lo cal potho clubs and one mam eroi the lost exploring team staggered outoi DowvDaya Pohoeset up eaearchliglite toilluminatdtha entrance tti cave scene of numerous attempts in recent years bon ct their appeals help lrom the Mrs Balls house Georgian Bay DeveloprrientAa new in sedation but they have with thcir seclusion for the American Safieilnd sound missing urday morningbuthad notbeen out long when the two men land edsaie and scund water and youve cup of instant ord haul ifgems Thalia WIS ride that it did some nel in log mine bigrehough to crawlrthroueh And Itie crawled through it ofrcoundl only to 1113 an Piafminutes later the calibd that member of council mu autihepnppywasn there and she as coming out mnnegatiui for on evenings at Second later sheulied pvt tandem as urticaria oi the again itrnstuck work theyd with1mgpeopig fillerneighbors phoocdthenoy not heading °° Aldennan Earle liarm All some equimunapan 01 mm me 5min pm linerimansged to get grip on of theilndyslegs duck £9 lion with United Appeal btuuse behave He started to pull um is the duly solution to th called out again Th tidy many campaign We have Jrh police wen away Mit dont think this tube place to kWh owned gin introduce this motion mm Marseu us said man ran only give all much do believe iii being got to Eive found it under ches Missing Men No rricn who set sail from fishing club south of Parry Sound for Midland Friday morn ing were missing for nearly day on Georgian Bay They wore sighted ncar Christian ls land Saturday mnming and handed at Cedar Point lust op posite the island Victorin Harbour Ontario Pro vincial Police said they received call Friday night that Amos King and Wilson Isaac both in their fifties from Midland were OPP cruiser was sent out Sat They said they had engine trouble and had been drifting Amos Kings wife had phoned OPP when theyjhad not retum ed home by evening They had set out from say andCity Fish ing Club 20 imilcs south oi Parry Sound ior Midland trip of about 25 miles pawinn Tea for British Too LONDON AmSome foreign bounderwanls to sell the British powdered tea The higgestpadvertising cam paign in history the papers say is aimed at starting the British drinking powdered tea But tea my dear old chap is not apowder Bomeslrom leaves Distinctly remember the old days in lnd Now says the company trying to sell instant tea theres going to be social revolution in Brlh sin change in the habits of three ceuturies of British tea drinkinglt says you just take half aspoontul of dark brown tea powder andstir it in boiling tea indistinguishable from the genuine article What about the pot Doesnt need pot No tea leaves to throw away at the fine ish and no waste either because you make exactly what you need and dont leave the pot half full Milk and sugar suppose Of courseMust hang on to 80211 of the Old Countrys stand ar London Underworld Secured or Cl as Loimontcmeswnandyard today scoured Londnns und world for clues aiterad gang of burglars made gran tour of tour fashionable jewelry stores and vanishhdwith are mad Detectives and store officials said Mondaynight at least £2 MJO SSEBJOO Worthy of jewelry was stolen during the weekend andiiiat the total By reach £5000004$14i0000 Policetheorized it Was amin side in The burglars worked systematically through all four shops of the Goldsmxhaands yersmiths Associati chain in Londons west end sweeping the shelves den of rings brooches bracele atches died by tour of mmvmwm their is optra FounDoaeriser New Comf is even better this the fines ever qflered any nailing use is beyond til youye tried into l° if niche an till automaton this donde oiild wonderlandad Edson As part Canadnn and oUS retailers Sales during the first sixmomhs oi imrsoaredto new all hili ot$iiazooooootn cent morethan inthe lame per iodin 195K Theva newspaper isby far the most popular Id liertislng mediumfl retaiiere be cause daily newspapers reaeh Frail every persondnevery year You ri ptrePonrDoor Hardtop ornamentation 05mm Monarthisband broadsmamwididwdmelésseleganne mzm Ride Yes the famed Monarch theiComfort Zone combination of Pumpsmothering gt car inlMonarchs field its the pothest ride for your dollar AndMonarclis ytijiing youve ever experienced Just Wouldnt believe that high old he so responsivcto your touch prsriNcrive RDOFLINES drugs sunenavssm narch iadersbip in finecar fashion is clme mammal elem an To the new Cruiser readinevllhe Richelieu uxfiDoo Sedan illustrates the straightJine roof with the vvindoovfiames hreesuperb Monarch sericsinvne yen it ill Edgar Goes All Out Dunng Fire Prevention Week war the PirethaldmfllCAF ll acnréfindlamlulid Stationundgnr Fhght Sergcqnt ermisbuii gs that are located Wand Cre Chief oathe Stati CPLD Loigren wera boats to we Guides warm or we £23filai°ir size In dgar CAI if PFk was in additiouto the regular were given complete visits the fire chief makes each 32va Eire Hail and month at their school 13 After their tour or the fire en gme GRIP hall the children were marched The girls were informed that to the station theatre whm the pumper was capable of they were shown two filmson pumpingcilso gallons of water lira prevention These iilniii minute RCAF lirernen arcvou were made available through duty around the clock and must the Barrie Fire Department One providn fire rotection to the of the films showed the children Di new nailanon in mammal 503 lg Open the big wide stardom as make €17 earl Relax in the cushioning Stretch you legs sixto=enjoy the luxuriousride emfmmfieemee for who you get more in Monarch You rhesmootiisw more paints concealed to the adventure offiner ownership wonnmicalLUCERN mi sp wvmcantmu helng scams nmmmmnwnwagmamnm man ictorAndrer claunde 7542a old Benivian professor diplomat was unanimously chosen president oftha United ations Assemblyby the 14th He was Wlmmmdhqa wnnwasoav ocroaan ll usen Monarch71am ofd new decade motoidtig paws liabqu an outdoor tire and pnrtant in to property extinziulh it The night previous the fire chief had playeilihost to are cube of the let Edgar RCA Pack The boys dneto their small number were given ital thritlroi riding the fire engine tothe tation theatre During Fire Pijevcotion Week theiire chic andhis men lll spected each married quarter withI stationband distride pamp eta on ow to not fire in the home we At the entrande to RCAF Sta tion Edgar there lies man on ltrelcher who chose cotiin as his home This iseto remind all those who enter the Station that smoking in bedsis an invi tation to maka your home into cotiin WI SMOQTHEST RlDE nonYOUR FINECAR Dy Monarch interiors odor you new dimensions comfort entryand it so deep comfort of thick foam rnbba Theres roomtospare annoying centre tunnelltliat rcstrictsleg room in most other cars has been cut way down Theres Stretchout space for The New standards ofV8 performance arid economy superbly silent and responsive the big Monarch Vd engines feature new carburetor for extra economy and car so much quality so ninth valuefor yaminvestment This will be obvious whenLyou seethe great new 1969