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lIBERIlL LEADER PAUL HELLYER ilT TORONTO MEET Liberal leader Lester Pear son right and Paul Hellyer chuckle over Liberalsboost ing paper but in Toronto last Table Report On Commission TORONTO CF report was tabled in the legislature Tuesday recommending the es tablishment at an Ontario fitness development commission The proposal came from the physical fitness study commit tee appointed in 1960 by Health Minister Dymond to decide upon fitness program for the prov ince Dr Dymond said seven pros vincial departments already are involved in programs connected with physical fitness The gathering together of all these efforts under one coordi 105 BBC DNVENTIONAL night Mr Heliycr associate defence minister in the forms or Liberal government was nominated the partys candl date In Trinity riding CP Wirephoto Seeding Is First Thought Of Simcoe Farmers In April By STEWART PAGE Agricultural Representative North Simcoe Now that April is here it is cartainly time to be thinking about seeding getting the seed rain cleaned ready for sow fng or selecting and buying such varieties as we have to buy this yesr while there still plenty of the best to choose from It is also time to check over the seed and fertilizer drill to be sure that everything is in working order so that there will be no delay once the land is ready Seeding is by no means as long job today as it was three or four decades ago when most farmers were dependent on horsepower with horses seed In the spring grain alone often took three or four weeks to complete whereas today with adequate tractor power and equipment the same acreage can be sown in three or four days Perhaps should say three or four days and nights as it is fairly common practice on many farms to keep the tractors going hall the night when the weather is just right for seeding Regardlessgaf whether seeding is early or late good seed is first requirement Good seed should be of good size large and plump free from wood seeds small shrunken grain and of course be of the var icty best suited for the land on which it is to be grown In ad dition it is of course most im nating body appears to be good and logical starting paint in the committees opinion said the health minister Insurance Is One Thing Coverage Another improvemean and the rise in market value may have upped the valuation oi your home above the coverage afforded by Insurance of every kind it with 51 your preth fire insurance policy Review MALCOMSONS INSURANCE AGENCY 41 DUNLOP ST MODEL 90 state envetonit NOW 65000 GCW RATING PA 83735 HURONIA DRIVEIN THEATRE ForOur GRAND OPENING portant that the seed will grow and grow vigorously Not all lead that looks all right will grow so good precaution to lake for all home grown seed is to run germination test on any seed that is doubtful Seed that is bought can be both on grade and the grade certificate should show the germination percentage Coarse grains that show germination perccntaga below per cent or small seeds below 75 per cent are oi doubt tui quality CONTROL DISEASE itiost seed grain offered for sale is or should on treated for controls of seed borne diseases it is also good practice to treat homegrown seed likewise Mercury compounds are most commonly used for this pur pose but since mercury com pounds are highly poisonous two precautions are must First never inhale mercury dust when treating the seed Use dust filter or mask Sec ond never feed treated grain to livestock See Bulletin 524 Common Grain Smuts and Their Control for detailed re commendations With the development of new and improved varieties oi grains grasses and clovers every few years and new corn hybrids by the dozen the im portance of selecting the best variety for the home farm is more important than over There are sevcral good varie ties oi each crop and each var iety has its own adaptability 0f the out varieties the Gar ry oat is one of the best and most available this year The Rodney is an excellent feed eat and while little later than the Gary and not quite so strong in the straw does quite well on some farms The new Russell oat is quite promising but is in limited supply and for this year on farms where oats are grown for food only would suggest trying few acres only on trial basis of the barley varieties York and Brent are most popular at the moment within fairly good su ply of seed available Harts arge tworowed barley intro duced low years ago is also good yielding feed barley on some farms AI SEED FAIR Some excellent seed oats and barley of varieties we have Just mentioned were shown at the North Simcoe Seed Fair at Elm vale March Some 8600 bushels of seed oats and barley were represented in the com mcrcial seed grain classes at the fair the exhibitors with Canada No seed for 5an be ing as follows itiorris Darby Waverley Gar ry Rodney and Russell oats and York barley Campbell Bros Barrie Kit Rodney oats Tom Brandon Midland Gar and Rodney oats York har ey Russell Maw llilncsing Rus sell oats Alex Spence Elrnvnle RR Brant barley When it comes to the ciovers and legumes Vernal and Du Putts alfalfa and Empire and Viking birdsloot trefol are in most demand The acreage sown to Empire trefoil has in Thursdoy Night Is Kinsmen Bingo Night BINGO ODD FELLOWS All Thurs limit pm 20 GAMES SHARE THE WEALTH GAMES $22000 JACKPOT 20 Numbers Called $2500 Consolation Prize HELP KIN HELP KIDDIES THE BARR EXAMINER WEDNESDAY APRIL 1982 creased substantially in North Simcoe in recent years owing to its adaptability and hardi ness on land not too suitable for our olher legumes Iieicrrlng to the grasses Climax fimothy is still consid ered the best grass to grow with Ireioil and for hay Sara toga or Lincoln Bromc are well worth trying in comparison with common or Canadian brome Several new varieties of Dr chard Grass Frode and 5443 for example are being tried out and in few years we may be able to decide more definitely as to the best Orchard Grass for this area HOUSE DWELLEIIS One out of every four Cana dian households live in 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