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Stouffville Tribune (Stouffville, ON), August 31, 1967, p. 3

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the tribune twiiy aosast 3t 1967 r9t 3 thousands of elm trees are facing extinction unless beetle control is discovered withering effect of dutch elm disease is shown the 6th concession in whitchurch township this is in this croup of trees stripped of their foliage near typical of thousands of trees around the area flower show winners v cont from front page aster purple mrs h pugh mrs h gribblc mrs a paisley asters mixed mrs a paisley mrs g almstedt mrs ruth kaiser tuberous begonia mrs m storey mrs timbers mrs burkholder arrang begonia mrs timbers mrs burkholder mrs ratcliff calendula s schmidt mrs e baker mrs g drcwcry carnations mrs rat- cliff mrs almstedt mrs g housser cosmos mrs ratcliff mrs burkholder mrs bak er chrysanthemum mrs baker mrs 11 pugh mrs a smith dahlia cactus mrs storey c james mrs a smith dahlia decorative c james mrs h pugh miss merle mason dahlia pom c james mrs pugh mrs timbers dahlia aov mrs storey mrs g brewery mrs velma hood gloriosa daisy mrs e baker mrs g 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mrs smith red and white arrang m r s burkholder mrs drewery mrs housser arrang using roses mrs paisley mrs allen mrs storey arrang for buffet mrs storey mrs smith mrs housser driftwood mrs hous ser mrs burkholder mrs j baker arrang using 1 glad m r s burkholder mrs smith mrs allen the hardy elm which has survived countless battles with man is depending on ss arch enemy for aid without mans help the tree must surely perish native to canada the eim has coped with high density populations pollu tion and public utilities on ly to fall victim to a small beetle against the beetle and the fungus it carries the tree has no defence thou sands fall to dutch elm di sease each year york county alone lost more than 5000 last year coffee table arrang mrs pugh mrs paisley mrs j baker centennial arrang mrs j baker mrs hous ser mrs e baker get well design mrs c james mrs smith mrs baker pink and black arrang mrs pugh mrs almstedt mrs storey dining table centre mrs housser mrs storey mrs paisley basket of zinnias mrs m j lewis mrs almstedt mrs paisley the pause that re freshes mrs c james mrs ratcliff mrs alms tedt nature in the rough- mrs ratcliff mrs baker mrs burkholder tiny tim miniature mrs almstedt mrs pugh mrs j baker one sided arrang mrs timbers mrs burk holder mrs housser ontario harvest mrs almstedt m r s ratcliff mrs e baker basket mixed flowers mrs timbers mrs burk holder mrs ratcliff mrs g drewery men only c james e baker c lemon childrens section vegetables laurie lewis marie drewery beth housser flowers in toy container marie drewery beth xaurie lewis vase of flowers craig stouffer beth housser laurie lewis miniature laurie lew is beth housser janice stouffer vegetable animal beth housser vase of cosmos beth housser marie drewcry and man desparately trying to find some way to control the disease import ed from europe still does nt have the answer first discovered in ont ario in the early 1940s dutch elm disease has spread throughout south ern ontario to the point where healthy trees are the exception rather than the rule carried by the elm bark beetle the disease is caus ed by a fungus which clogs the water conducting sap tubes of the tree and caus es leaves to shrivel a tree may take three or four years to die but it is not unusual for a medium- sized tree to be killed in a matter of weeks unless definite steps are taken to protect each elm tree the trees will die said k b turner of the forest protection branch department of lands and forests toronto it is important people realize what the disease is that it will not go away by being ignored and that the elm in urban and some ru ral areas represents an in evitable expense when the disease cannot be eradicated it can be controlled in densely pop ulated areas where individ ual trees have a high shade or ornamental value to date control consists of removing dead limbs from otherwise healthy trees and combating beetle infestation by sprays or in jection system insecticides sj named because they are injected into the tree where they are absorbed into the sap system have not proven entirely satis factory what researchers into the problem are seeking is a systemic fungicide a chemical which will com bat the fungus itself rath er than the beetles which carry it so far the search has been unfruitful things look pretty bleak for the elm until we can come up with a nice neat injection there is not much hope that anything can be done for the elms in the countryside on city streets and in ur- announce new healing substance shrink piles eiflnm h1inc nibsunce protrn to brink litmnnlioldn and rtpftlr dmjttd tuatlc a rnownm research institute his found uniqu healinz auhntanc with tht ability to hrinlc hemor rhoid ralnlely it relieve itchine nd discomfort in minutes and speeds up healini of the injured inflamed tissue in ci after cat while srently relieving pain actual reduction ihrinkajje toofc plate molt important of all results were so thoroueh that this improve ment was maintained over a priod vf many months this wai accomplished with a new healirik siihitanet biodyne which auieuy helps heal injured cells and stimulates crowth of new tissue now riodyne is offered in oint ment and suppository form tailed reparation it ask for it at all dmc stores satisfaction or your mney refunded paid on guaranteed trust certificates issued 3 to 5year term earn the above indicated interest payable halfyearly by cheque authorized investment for all canadian insurance companies and trust funds the sterling trusts corporation 372 boy si toronto 35 dunlop st earn 73 muitiaga e orillia ban parks where the logis tics of control are more fa vorable mr turner sees the spread of the disease being slowed provided a treatment program is in ef fect in cities it is a question of weighing the cost of treatment against the worth of the tree one factor in favor of treatment is that treatment spreads the cost of conrol over many years if you can keep ahead of the disease through con trol program costs can be spread over perhaps 50 years if you let it go it snowballs and you arc fac ed with a gigantic cleanup problem of dead trees all at once unless some new treat- methods are devised mr turner predicted the maj ority of elms would die al though he did not believe the species would become extinct there will come a point he said where the number of trees decline to the point where beetles with a threemile flight range cannot fly far enough to transport the fungus as the number of elms dimin ishes control becomes eas ier there will be a point of stabilization but we are not at this point yet in fact mr turner said the dutch elm disease in ontario is probably at its height those municipali ties which can weather the storm now may be able to save a large number of trees as elms in surounding municipalities die off and the beetle pressure drops the real problem is to know what to do each community must make up its mind in the light of its own situation costs of fighting the bat tle have so far proved too high for local municipali ties to tackle some of our largest and most majestic trees now stand as stark reminders to the continu ing ravaging of the dis ease these blights on the landscape are becoming a concern to more and more people and the end is not yet roxy markharo ph 7943355 markham ph 7913355 thlrsfr1sat alg7si sept 1 2 together again hilariously bob hope phyllis diller in g on the laivl in wide screen technicolor jonathan winters shirley eaton jill st john added color cartoon shows 7 pm- 9 run matinee saturda 2 lm abqye show mon tues wed sept j 5 g devils angels john cassavetes mimsv farmer ako nightmare in the sun itiniikcr eji bcxe5xxs john derek ursula andkess boll pictures in wide screen technicolor 11 fresh canada grade a g frying or roasting eviscerated s chickens 1 23 fresh grade a fw3st chicken basket 43 ofov tvm lilkill member canada deposit insurance corporation iiwclkl pi grapes sijisfiwch lettuce frouh foods 229 i flivyv kraft v v sqkhm french 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