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pig the stouffyiue tribune tkmby koemiw 28 1957 plaintiff awarded 1132 in dispute over farm lease walter durston reaboro near lindsay was awarded 113293 in ontario county court whit by by judge john e pritch- ard the defendant leonard travis oshawa did not appear in court durston told the court that he had leased a 100acre farm on lot 16 concession 2 scott town ship to travis for a period of three years the terms of the lease stated that travis pay 300 per annum payable semi annually the lease was signed april 1st 1947 and was due to expire april 1st 1951 there after durston said that the tenant refused to pay him the amount owing to him also in the agree ment as in most farm leasings the tenant was supposed to pay the taxes on the property which was done durston stated that the actual rent for the four and onehalf years which travis stayed on his property amounted to s1350 total rent of which s500 was actually paid leaving a bal ance of s850 due rent therefore there was 1000 owing for rent and taxes in december 1952 travis was evicted from the property and upon inspection it was found that the buildings were left ram- shackled about a foot of manure on the stable floors tractor disl appeared doors broken down shed by the house disappeared windows broken plaster broken off walls in the house and the whole house was left in a filthy condition which durston describ- 1 ed as you just couldnt live in it farm depreciated durston said he put the farm up for sale in 1s53 which sold for 3500 which he had origin ally bought for 4000 12 years before everything was in good re- pair when this nan went there said durston but since then the farm depreciated s300 certain items were seized by durston as part payment such as turkeys wagon and hay which all amounted to 24016 and six payments which travis made making a total credit en titled to travis of 360 against rent damage and taxes judge pritchard said he ac- cepted the evidence of the plain- tiff and believed that the tenant damaged the property by remov- ing and destroying property and left premises in filthy condition he admitted that it was dim- cult to ascertain how much money it would take to restore the property to its original val- ue judge pritchard also found that the defendant agreed to pay the plaintiff these respec tive amounts therefore the balance owing to the plaintiff was stated as si 13292 by judge pritchard soi licitor for the plaintiff duncan phillips said i think your honor the balance owing should read 113293 instead of 1132- 92 judge pritchard replied all right i wont argue city kiwanis entertain york 4h members proper food aids bulbs narcissus tulips and other in individual holes are fed in the bulbs planted at this season re- same manner as advised for the quire a wellbalanced plant food trench and the equivalent to a to insure good growth and satis- j teaspoon of a 4124 fertilizer two hundred and fifteen 4h armitage york 4h grain club factory flowers next spring this mixed thoroughly with the loose club members and club leaders patricia macklin king york advice applies also to established soil in the bottom of the hole a woman will tell her doctor siies all tired and then he looks at her tongue ha i from all parts of york county i were luncheon guests of the kiwanis club of toronto oh no- vember 20th the luncheon held annually in the poyal york ho- tel in toronro is the final event of the 4h club season in york county and all 4h members who complete their club project are invited to attend following the luncheon the boys and girls attend the royal winter fair as guests of the kiwanis in addition to the very enjoy able luncheon and entertain ment the kiwanis club of to ronto is also providing many of the top awards to the club mem bers certificates of merit for high standing in individual clubs were presented to the following members by the presi dent of the kiwanis club mr liuntin reg carey sutton 4h calf club fred mitchell pefferlaw sutton 4 tractor club roger snodden pefferlaw bradford 4h vege table club peter vanderkooij kettleby markham 4h calf club beverley burr gormley woodbridge 4h calf club pe ter vanderpost king sehom- berg 4h calf club grant leonard schomberg sharon 4- h calf club margaret cook 4h baby beef club john mc- plantings to increase their num- taggart aurora- ber and quality in succeeding scholarships towards the win- years ter short course at oac j experience has taught the old guelph were presented to peter gardener that it is better to vanderkooij kettleby charles barker gormley peter nagel king jean arkinstall new- after which the mixture should be covered with sand and the bulbs planted as described for trench planting tulip bulbs should be planted market a collection of books was pre sented to two outstanding 4h homemaking club members elizabeth barker gormley and sarah koslakowski newmarket the 4h club work in york county is supervised by the agricultural representatives of- ffice in newmarket with the assistance of voluntary club leaders plant deep than shallow in the to six inches apart and nar- heavy clay soils i would cover cissus eight to nine inches apart tulip bulbs with six to seven depending upon the variety do inches and narcissus bulbs with j not water after planting seven to eight inches of soil j produce best blooms while in light sandy soil eight wideawake dealer in inches would be best for tulips bulbs adds a word of caution and 10 to 12 inches for narcissus about bulb sizes he calls atten tion tt the fact that all holland- includes others i grown bulbs are graded and incidentally the word narcis- priced by the growers accord- sus includes the daffodils and ing to size many a buck is spent on deer it is wondered if the gram marians who insist that drive slow on traffic signs should be replaced with drive slowly ever drive fastly economists confuse us writing about hard and easy money our experience is that any kind of money is both hard and easy hard to secure and easy to spend jonquils two bulbs belonging to the narcissus family all bulbs thrive in good welldrained gar den soil which has been pre pared to a depth of a foot or more use a complete balanced plant food applied at the rate of a pint for each 15 feet of trench the plant food one with an analysis of 4124 because it is strong in phosphorus should be thoroughly mixed with loose soil in the bottom of the trench then cover with a half inch to an inch of sand on which the bulb should be placed additional sand is scattered over the bulbs and the trench the largest and most perfect bulbs naturally sell at higher prices in the bulb markt than do the smaller ones naturally too the larger bulbs will pro duce the finest blooms in your garden there are three standard sizes 12 centimetres and up 11 centimetres and 10 centi metres most varieties will pro duce bulbs of 12 centimetres and up which means a bulb an inch and three quarters and more in diameter reliable bulb dealers select only the top size 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