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PAGE TWELVE THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE MISSPELLED WORD CONTES -- and -- SHAWA BUSINESS DIRECTORY ror || BRAMLEY || CLIFF ---- IMPORTANT pinion NIE sats ||--=MILLS MOTORS LTD. Mercury - Lincoln 266 KING W, phone 4750 PONTIAC BUICK G.M.C. TRUCKS G.M. PARTS and ACCESSORIES J etl Cl eee SPECIALISTS BODY AND FENDER WORK . Camels' Day Over; Develop Into Pest In Aussie Deserts By LOUIS L. LECK Misspelled Word Contest | WIN... $6.00 AND 10 THEATRE GUEST TICKETS ree $3.00 55° $2.00(7 $1.00 fhe nex! tive contestants with correct answers will win two guest tickets each to the Biltmore Theotre. GIANT TANKS FOR KOREA Giant British tanks weighing 52 tons each are proving themselves an invaluable asset on the Korean battlefront. When each tank had covered some 800 miles, hardly a breakdown had been encountered-- no mean achievement considering the spring thaw conditions of the narrow and tortuous Korean moun- || Those who reply to the Con- | test Editor and who send their plies through the post office are reminded that tain roads. Sufficient Postage Is Required Please make sure of this matter since your reply will not reach its destination otherwise. > a Muskoka and Parry Sound Districts Canadian Press Staff Writer of Northern Ontario the maximum | Sydney, Australia (CP) -- | cubsidy is $1.75 per ton and for Thousands of wild camels roam the | , pe) Gistricts of Northern Ontario | parched wilds of Central Australia. | ipo maximum subsidy is $2.00 per "Scorned by men who only a gen- ton. i eration ago used them to explore ~yowever, to obtain these rail the rugged interior, these massive | o,pqjdjes, the purchaser must ob- carriers are becoming a dangerous tain a permit from the Agricultural nuisance. 3 Representative for each other. Like the donkey, whose tiny hoof- | then jn order to simplify pro- marks dot Inost of South Australia| cequre the seller of the lime must and the Northern Territory, the | repay the total freight, less the camel has had his day in Australia. | requction allowed by the railways. | Zoos and the odd prospectors rov-| ge will then add to the invoice, | ing far in the "Dead Heart" of the | ne difference between the total | continent are the only contenders | freight and the amount of the sub- | for their services. ; ~ Isidy. This invoice is paid by the! Camels have inhabited Australia |y,ver and it, of course, includes for less than a century, but in that pis share df the freight costs. The 100 years they played a major part | seller claims the amount of the in opening up the "Outback" coun-| freight subsidy from the Minister try. They were imported to AuS-|of Agriculture. The buyer simply tralia in 1860 for the Burke and | pha to pay the cost of the lime- Wills Expedition which crossed | stone plus his share of transporta- Australia from north to south, |tion charges as itemized on the Since then their broad feet have | gone invoice which he receives. pioneered scores of the famous ov-| The Limestone Subvention Policy | erland trails. From the towering | yas developed by the Ontario De- Flinders Range of South Australia|partment of Agriculture, in co- to the Kimberleys in the far north | oheration with the Dominion De- they were used, and thrived in| partment of Agriculture and the country where no other beast would | \ajlways for the purpose of en- have lived. __ |abling farmers with highly acid Now in the same areas to which ois to correct the condition. It is they first brought the white man, | jesigned to make ground limestone hundreds are shot yearly as pests. |ayajlable to all these farmers at a Motor vehicles and trains are | yegsonaple cost. The fact the sub- travelling the old camel tracks in |gjqy js paid on the basis of trans- a fraction of the time and at a|portation costs the policy tends to fraction of the cost. | equalize the cost of lime to farmers, But the camel had -- and still | regardless of their distance from a has--some very economical fea-| source of supply. tures. He can live for impossible | parmers who are interested in periods on anything from a cactus | the use of lime on their soil and | bush to an optical illusion, can car- |, ghtaining the available sub- ry a 200-pound rider 60 or 70 miles | gigies will find the Ontario Depart- a day for eight successive days, or | ment of Agriculture Bulletin, Num- shift 1,200 pounds of grand piano |pe. 477 entitled "Does Your Soil or anything else you like to pile on | Neeq Lime" useful. This -bulletin, his hump. In his way: he is un- | gg well as additional information beatable. . y {on the Agricultural Lime Subven- Disliked by Whites [tenion Policy, can be obtained \ Most white people dislike camels. | from your Agricultural Representa- They smell abominable, are prone | tive or from the Crops, Seeds and to savage humans and have a repu- | weeds Branch, Department of tation for treachery. | Agriculture, Parliam i But in Marree (South Australia) | Ea Ont. ont Buildings, where even today the whites live in one half of the town and the Afghans in the other, you will still | hear many a rollicking story of their halcyon days. With these patient beasts the Afghan teamsters carried all the requirements of many of the in- The most Beautiful "and Practical Range RULES OF THE CONTEST ® On this page in various advertisements, several words have Deen deliberately The will tind these misspelled words and fill mn the Coupon below giving the correct spelling and the name of the aodvertise- ments mn which the misspelled words appear. Al entries must oe 'n fhe Fimes-Gazette office not later than & p.m. Thursday of this week Sa. of Fhe [i G or oe eligible to enter this contest. Three judges wil) be oy fhe I G ail matters pertaining to this contest will be final izes will be mailed to winning contestants. Complete Line of Genuine Ford Parts 4c is required if mailed from points outside of Oshawa, end 3c if mailed from points in- side the city limits. 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We Recondition to Your Liking as Part of the Deel. "secs sscecssscesessnens sessessscsssssssensssene Prize Winner's In Last Week's MISSPELLED WORD CONTEST The following were selected by the Judges appointed as Prize Winners in the Misspelled Word Contest which appeared in The Times-Gazette issue of April 2, 1951. Authorized Dealers for the Anglia and Prefect Car English Made Fords ® Prescriptions Expert Service On All Ford Products ® The 1.D.A. Family Drug Store oD VAFFIC EXPERTS IN REFINISHING ALL COLORS ANY COMBINATION A, Lieut TOWE TRUCK SERVICE 8 am. to 6 p.m. We have a complete stock of ® Cameras ond Camera Supplys PROMPT DELIVERY 9 SIMCOE ST. NORTH OSHAWA Phone 48 Ist Prize--MRS. GULLIVER, 132 RITSON RD. SOUTH, OSHAWA 2nd Prize--GAIL McISAAC, 81 FERNHILL BLVD., OSHAWA 3rd Prize--MARVIN MORDEN, 19 ELM STREET, OSHAWA THEATRE TICKETS KATHY REEVE, 628 Somerville Avenue, Oshawa MRS. D. NISBIT, 49 Elgin Street West, Oshawa MRS. B, SCOTT, 702 Simcoe Street North, Oshawa MRS. ETHEL DINGMAN, 329 Arthur Street, Oshawa 1271 SIMCOE N. PHONE 5505 With Canada's Naturalists land stations and settlements un- til well in the 1930s. The camel's ferocity and treach- ery have won him universal dis- | like even from those who admire his great strength and stamina. He has been responsible for many deaths and injuries - among the teamsters. In his now wild state the camel is very dangerous to hunters, ex- cept the absolute expert. Apart from the fact that no one wants Written For The Canadian Press By Percy Ghent "What is so rare as a day in June," asked the poet Lowell. Nothing that we can think of at the moment, unless it be April in the Canadian woodlands. And for naturalists, more or less awake to the wonders around them, an April day is a thing ,of rare beauty and wonder. | They greet the trilliums, violets, spring beauties and other blossoms ou the woodland floor like the old MERCURY DRY CLEANING, TOO, HAS GONE "MODERN! CALL 4750 After 6 p.m. and Sundays and Holidays CALL 4752 CLIFF MILLS MRS. ANNIE ANDREWS, 206 Prince Street, Oshawa The correct answers were: Specialists ois ates Cinder nk Bishop's J. H. Henderson Sheet Metal 21 CHURCH ST. MAKES OLD WASHERS WORK LIKE MEW SO ax! Enquire about our Safe Driving : School him, he is likely to remain undis- | friends they are. They even know turbed until he becomes such a many of the bugs and beetles by menace that destruction is impera- | their first names and peer among tive. And, so fast is he breeding, |the mosses and licens to identif} that that won't be long now. | their species. Toads, that like The other animal mainly respon- | Chamelons, have their color influ- sible for the settlement of Austral- | enced by their immediate surround- | ia's arid areas is the amiable don- |ings, are closely watched to study Authorized Dealer ® ESSO OIL BURNERS ® NEW IDEA FURNACES ® Gar Wood Tempered Air Units "Sales ond Service to all Makes" PHONE 35670-W MOTORS LTD. gf A You need never tell us "sew on key. The need to preserve precious feed | | that influence. There's an artful beetle in such | missing button' or "'repair rip- POLLARD'S ped seam". We make these minor repairs without being told, We feel that you expect Radio Sales and Service for cattle has resulted in ruthless |Panic when great fingers stir the "Donkey Hunts" in recent years, |Crisp brown oak leaves of last but countless wild "Mokes" still | Year's shedding, that it "plays dead." | Dewey WASHER SERVICE W. D. PARKHURST roam the crags and valleys. Now the great wagons they haul- ed stand rotting in the station yards--curiosities for tourists. Changes In Agricultural Limestone Policy Agricultural limestone is a com- modity which is badly needed on a good many Ontario farms and changes have been made in the Agricultural Limestone Subvention Policy to make it possible for farm- ers to obtain their limestone by truck to do so with a minimum of trouble. Under new regulations no permit is required. Farmers will simply order the lime and after it has been delivered they pay for the lime plus the total trucking charg- es. Then they apply to the Agri- cultural Representative for an "Ap- plication for Subsidy." This must 'be signed by both the farmer and the Agricultural Representative. The actual amount of the sub- sidy remains unchanged, amount- ing to three cents per ton. Where transportation of this lime by rail is not convenient or economical trucking is the acceptable method of obtaining the limestone. Where the ground limestone is moved by rail, however, the situa- tion remains unchanged. The rail- ways have agreed to reduce the standard freight charge by approxi- mately 25 percent. In addition the Ontario Department of Agriculture, in co-operation with the Dominion | Department of Agriculture further | reduce the cost of the lime to the | farmer by paying freight subsidies on his purchase, provided the lime meets the necessary specifications. For Southern Ontario this subsidy amounts to 50 percent of the re- duced freight charges up to a max- imum of $1.50 per ton. For the | Not so artful, actually. Beneath its lowly shape throbs a highly emo- | tional heart or a reasonable fac-| | simile thereof and the beetle "faints" from fright with all the facility of! a Victorian damsel. Even grubs, bugs, and wriggling worms have fascinating biographies when you study them. | Fringing the woodland streams are | countless hosts of marsh marigolds. | | Jack-in-the-pulpit is growing in| | vigor to preach his wordless ser- | | mons., | And there's music, Vesper, chip- ping and song sparrows are soloists, | and the white-throat sparrow is so | {glad to be back in the Northland | | again that over and over he sings, | "Sweet, sweet, Canada, Canada, | Canada!" A lone ruffed grouse is {giving a performance on the drums. | | Gay warblers of many hues tell of [ the hosts that will come in May | blossomtime. { You can wander enchanted in | April wobds, see wonder after spring | | wonde. until the nighthawks circle | |aloft and signal the time to go| | home. 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