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bank of nova scotia lota of parking new esso award for plowing champions alx mckinney of brampton president of the canadian plow ing council has announced the acceptance by his organization of the esso travel award granted by imperial oil limited this new award will provide funds for an agricultural and educational tour by the winners of the 1965 canadian plowing championship contest under the terms of the award the 1965 canadian champion and the runnerup will travel to another country during 1966 the winners to participate will be selected at the canadian championship plowing contest to be held at milliken on oct 13 and 14 this national event will be held in conjunction with the ontario provincial plowing match it is expected that 16 plowmen from eight provinces will compete for the esso silver plow and the right to partici pate in the esso travel award the canadian plowing coun cil president expressed apprecia tion for the generous support which his organization receives from many interested industries in achieving its objectives the council seeks to pro mote interest in good plowing as an art but more particularly as the foundation of improved agricultural technique an im portant prerequisite to meeting world hunger said mr mc kinney the plow has long been used as a universal symbol of peace a noteworthy attribute in todays confused world mr mckinney himself an ac tive dairy farmer observed that the canadian plowing council through its activities and more particularly through its annual for softer cleaner wash call in at the stouffville coin laundry main st w stouffville competition for which this travel award was granted provides another means of strengthening the bond of friendship and un derstanding which exists be tween agriculture and related industries at the same time the national plowing contest of fers an avenue for closer ties between farmers in various parts of this huge nation in recent years the participa tion of canadian contestants in world wide competions for plow ing honours and their travel to many foreign countries to com pete has provided direct con tact between canadian farmers and individual farmers in many nations the new award will not only ensure that such contacts may continue but will make possible the inclusion of more educational aspects in the tour plans for the canadian winner the new travel award will in no way affect imperial oils ac tive membership in the canadian plowing council or its sponsor ship of prize awards at the ca nadian plowing championship contest donald dunkeld of claremont ont the 1964 cana dian champion plowman and dr carl willis of charlotte- town as declared at the natio nal contest near charlottetown last october will represent can ada in the 13th world plowing i contest in norway on october s and 9 1965 travelling as the guests of imperial oil ltd mr mckinney pointed out in his announcement that since there will be no world contest held in 1966 the new award will help maintain interest in the canadian contest and offer ad ditional incentives by providing the winners with an opportunity to travel abroad at the same time it was an nounced that the canadian championship contest for 1966 will be held in april at chilli- wack bc this will mark the first time that it has been held on the west coast although british columbia plowmen have been prominent competitors in many previous national events get better milking for your cows with a l darikqol ui7uxzc w sell sepko cleaners nouilnr left on but the shine ask tor a free system analysis on your present milking system chalk refrigeration phone 7735502 king city beatrice mclean returns to greenwood from holy land miss beatrice mclean return ed this week from a 21day trip to the holy land and other countries she was one of 49 persons from all across canada who made up the fifth observer holy land tour organized by the united church of canada while in egypt she rode a camel out to view the pyramids and sphinx the group drove from beirut lebanon to dam ascus syria remembered in the scriptures for pauls conver sion they visited the river jordan the dead sea and jericho the five days in and around jerusalem were packed with memorable experience includ ing a worship service at the garden tomb in israel the time spent in galilee was a highlight with an early morn ing communion service on the shore and visits to the biblical places connected with jesus ministry in greece beatrice stood atop mars hill in athens and visited at old corinth where paul preached highlights in rome included a tour of the cata combs and a visit to the sistine chapel where michalangelos work i displayed while in denmark the group had the opportunity of crossing- by hydrofoil to sweden for a brief stopover during the trip beatrice took many pictures and residents in the community hope to have the privilege of seeing them at some future date miss gloria trolley and miss holden left on saturday aug 7th on a bus trip to florida milton pcgg chas mctag- gart alf maynard and brian mctaggart spent last weekend at whitestone lake mr and mrs edgie pegg and family were holidaying at algonquin park last weekend the community welcomes mr and mrs vanderwooff of oshawa who have moved into summer eye care 2 on term deposits guaranty trust capital and reserve 25000000 44 yonge st s 8841188 editorial note this article u one of s series on medical eye care prepared as a public service by fullyqualified doctor who are members of the jiection on ophthalmology ontario med ical association questions from readers are encouraged and answers wilt be incorporated in future articles kye care in summer rart i now that summer is here most children will be spending as much lime as they can out-of- doors enjoying a wide range of activities as usual therell be any number of cuts scratches and bruises unfortunately too there will be serious inturies to dampen the vacation spirits since our eyes are sensitive and precious organs lets take a look at some of the eye prob lems likely to crop tip at this season and see what advice may be given in advance many children will make the discovery that they are allergic to certain pollens uhih are present in high degree during the mckay residence unit 1 of the ucw held their meeting at the home of mrs wm brown last thursday mrs kingstone was in charge o the program the next meet ing will be on sept 2nd at the home of mrs frew mr and mrs john kingstone have just returned from a cam ping holiday that took them all the way out to vancouver and back miss ruth pegg celebrated her 6th birthday on aug 5th with a few of her friends mrs lyle and son murray of port perry were recent visitors at the home of mr and mrs wm brown we are pleased to hear that both mr d clarke and mrs r disney are out of hospital and doing well mr and mrs owen and fam ily spent last weekend at a cottage at lake st peter mr and mrs fehn have their parents from germany visiting with them in the july 28th edition of the telegram a rather lengthy article was written about the vernon home in uxbridge twp mr chas mctaggart of green wood was the buildex life is to some extent like a supermarket it offers a wide variety of attractions but there always comes the time to pay up reg perkins rose farm you can have beautiful roses too every plant guaranteed to bloom tor fall planting make your selection now prices start at 125 6 bushes for 675 some of the worlds very best varieties are included in the 125 group others run at 150 5175 bnd 200 in every case there is a price reduction if you buy three bushes of the same variety come and pick yours out now see our beautiful rcses in bloom were right near stouffville iwo miles cast of altona on the pickering- uxbridge town line theres a sign at our gate reg perkins rose farm you cant miss it every nlant is ruranteed to live and bloom if planted and cared for according to the simple in structions that are packed with every order roses are easy to rtoyv so beautiful and so re warding so get started 25 minimum is payable with order you can pick them tip ready to plant late in the fall well advise you when theyre ready from now till august 30th well be here to show you around and book your orders come along to reg perkins rose farm 2 miles east of altona on the plckeringuxbrldge town line for information phone 649530 summer and fall fas examples ragweed cedar animal fur and certain grasses and flowers the symptoms of such allergies are itching and burning sensa tions in the eyes the children will rub and soon complain to their mothers of sore and red dened eyes fortunately though medical science is able to control such allergies through the local ap plication of special eye drops severe cases will of course call for more complex treatment from the eye doctor but it is comforting to know that most children gradually outgrow this type of allergy many children sepm to blink their eyelids continuously in spring and fall often this too is because of an allergy one which product s changes in the mem branes that line the upper eye lids and causes irritation on the other hand such blinking may be the resutl of emotional stress to which a child has for some reason been subjected parents often wonder about the effects on the eye of chlor ine which is so commonly used in swimming pools it is true that chlorine can have a tempo rary effect on the eyes because it causes the membrane linings to become red the cause is chemical irritation but the ef fect is not permanent medical assistance will relieve the tem porary but irritating redness what about exposure to bril liant sunshine this means ex posure to ultraviolet light and it can cause headaches and oth er discomforts this is because the intense light tends to con strict the pupils the answers is to see that your child is fitted with a pair of good quality sun glasses such lenses have been scientifically designed to cut down the discomforting effects of light waves finally there is the eye prob lem known as pink eye this is the result of infection by a highly communicable germ it can be treated and cleared up by the eye physician but the condi tion should be brought directly and quickly to his attention around the home however par ents can reduce the chances of pink eye considerably by insist ing on personal cleanliness habits in their children towels face cloths and other materials used around the eye should be personal and not shared through such insistence par ents can render a real public service and help prevent the spread of pink eye through the family and the neighbourhood the slouffville tribune that nt 12 65 p 9 beforeyou market your grairr checkthe complete services offeree brypur gopperatv one convenient account tor all services including grain marketing feed seed fertilizer chemicals hardware and petroleum products moisture testing of field sample before you combine to check moisture level government testing of your samples can also ba ananged to ensure 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the com mission separate premiums will be required when such dependants reach age 21 or marry or become regularly employed applications for registration are available in hospitals banks province of ontario savings offices and commission offices the family premium however will cover l person over age 21 who is dependent upon the insured parent or guardian because of physical or mental infirmity provided ha or she was the insured persons dependant btfore ago 21 refund of premiums an unmarried unemployed person wnowrtr now become eligible as a family dependant under age 21 because of this new regulation and for whom separate premiums have already been prepaid beyond september 1 1965 is entitled to a refund of premiums back to that date re funds must bo requested as this is the only means of identifying those eligible the form at the bottom of this announcement is for lha convenience of pay direct members la claiming this refund premiums prepaid through a group other than as an employee will be refunded through the group note commission literature is being changed to show the new age limit in the meantime please read all references to age 19 in existing pamphlets as age 21 ontabio hospital seirvices commission toronto 7 ontario request for refund to ontario hospital strains commission 2195 yonge sl toronto 7 ontario txnudairs sunayt ifamiir name pimm print dtrtndahts two initials ttr if adorfss is rural route or general delivery insist namc by which you alt knowhla tan huty ale i i i i i i i i i hpuidanrs bate of eirtn tea rostal adorcss rl tor n mm sftb5 wuat s3 cur m town enma amo i am under age 21 unmarried and tmanciatry de pendent upon my parent or guardian who is insured in ontario hospital insurance at the family premium please cancel nrpermrulcoverags sudor the above number and refund premiums paid for the benefit period beyond september 1 1965 wwtikt ktthoaitrs kospttal insumhci ruhbtjt nm eau jcnsdaut utatt jnomoth com of this i am if jrvjutuu orvt wttpm