Whitchurch-Stouffville Newspaper Index

Stouffville Tribune (Stouffville, ON), August 1, 1968, p. 7

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the tribune thursday aug flower garden care douglas dunkeld 13 and his prizewinning hoist ein calf at oshawa fair staff photo wins calf club award pickering twp thirteen year old doug- las dunkeld son of mr and mrs donald dun- keld rr 2 claremont won 1st out of thirteen entries in the brougham 4h calf club show at oshawa fair his calf was a holstein runnersup to the east welcomes west the west comes east- six 4h members from alberta escorted by four alberta 4h club leaders travelled by car from ed monton to ontario and ar rived in kenora july 29 the group motored to port arthur sault ste marie and sudbury visit ing mining and steel mills and pulp and paper mills in ontarios north country by august 2 the group will be in southern on tario where they will spend three days with host families in the counties of simcoe south and peel the purpose of the trip is to familiarize the group with the way of life of farm families and 4h club members in ontario and other parts of canada the group will return to al berta via the northern united states red ribbon award were peter hulshof rr 3 stouffville second lar ry barrett pickering third and allan harris rr 3 claremont fourth in the senior class ivan disney rr 1 brooklin was first and glenn harris rr 3 claremont second the claremont cooperative trophy will be formally presented to glenn har- ris the presentation of ribbons to calf club entry winners was made by the newly crowned j dairy princess of ontario county pat hunter of greenbank by john bradshaw the rust that appears on the lower leaves of perennial phlox is almost always the result of a phosphorus and potash de ficiency once it appears it cannot be cured that sea son both of these elements can be added to the soil now in the form of a com plete garden fertilzer and will fix on the soil par ticles so that theyll be available on next years crop all flower heads of the phlox should be removed as they fade to prevent the formation of seeds these not only rob the plants of food and energy but self- sow themselves in the earth alongside the re sulting new seedlings are very vigorous growers and soon take over from the old plants unfortunately these seedlings do not re produce the true color of the variety but come in the original washed out magenta shade of the wild phlox which no one ad mires- this self seeding of the phlox leads many each year to suppose that their plants have changed color which is an impossibility at this time of the year the leaves of phlox plants start to become covered with whitish coating which we call powdery mildew a weekly dusting or spraying with an allpurpose fungi cide will keep this under strict control be constantly on the watch if your phlox plants are located near some lilac bushes which al ways seem to carry some of this widely prevalent dis ease allow chrysanthemums to grow from now on with out further pinching tall growing varieties will need staking give the plants a good feeding at this time with a complete garden fer tilizer spray or dust the foliage each week with an allpurpose fungicide to control fungus disease that causes loss of foliage many pansies and violas are getting leggy now they prefer cool weather which slows up their growth this is the time of the year to cut them back to two inch stubs to force young shoots for september and october bloom give a feeding with a liquid complete plant food containing a fish emulsion these are a very good sub stitute for the old time well rotted barnyard man ures which pansies and violas liked so much any shrubs with long drooping branches can be propagated by layering in deed many produce natur al layers when the branch tips happen to touch the soil many a time a forsy- thia bush will do this with out any help from the home gardener any lim ber branch can be bent over pinned down with a hairpin made of stiff wire and will root in a month or two be sure and keep the soil moist during this root ing period red spiders multiply in hot weather regular syr inging of evergreens and other plants with a strong stream of water from the hose usually discourages them if they do appear apply a good miticide yews are often attacked at this time of the year by the black vine weevil spray with an insecticide contain ing diazanon chlordane or heptachlor in many gardens during july the various kinds of ants start creating their nests especially in lawns a five percent chlordane dust will make short work of ants anywhere in the garden in two or three weeks they may start up their activities again a further dusting at this time will chase them quick ly away to germinate lettuce seed in hot weather mix it with damp sand and store for a week in the refresh ener pan of an electric re frigerator at the end of the week the seed coats will show signs of cracking and should be sown im mediately theres still time to set out plants of late cabbage broccoli and b r u s s e 1 sprouts after planting give each one a cupful of a starter solution made from any liquid complete plant food make a sowing of wando peas for a fall crop this variety has a remark able resistance to summer heat allow plants of ever bearing strawberries set out this spring to bear fruits from now on all rolled up and ready for the barn some farmers claim that rolled up hay bales dry more rapidly than the tightly packed rectangular ones such a field is shown here on the greenwood road near cone 5 pickering township staff photo establish new grading system for hogs by a a wall agricultural representa tive york county the new grading system for hogs has now been worked out it wont be used until next year but it is important in any swine bleeding program the new system in a way is more complex in that it rates a carcass by an index number rather than group ing it as an a b or c hog this index is used to calculate the price paid for the hog on the other hand the system is simpler in that the main measurement for quality is on the percent age of lean meat in the carcass things like length and body confirmation are not directly rated the quality index is ar rived at by measuring backfat at the shoulder and at the loin these measure ments are then used in a formula which includes the weight of the carcass to get the index number the quoted price wil be hogs with an index of 100 hogs with an index above 100 will bring a price pro portionately higher and family herald ends these under penalized the good new system price paid quality of 100 will be part of the is that the reflects the the carcass norman mathieson pub lisher of the family herald has announced that the 99- yearold weekly magazine aimed mainly at farmers will cease publication sept 26 mr mathieson says pub lication costs have risen steadily while revenue has declined in recent years until the end was inevit able the family herald is published by the mont real star co ltd mr mathieson said ar- j rangements have been made so that any sub scribers whose subscrip tions will not have expired by sept 26 will receive the free press weekly instead of the family herald the free press weekly is published in winnipeg by free press weekly ltd and like the family herald is designed mainly for farmers much more accurately than our present method the spread between good and poor carcasses will be much wider everyone in the industry has been working for this for a long time with the new grades coming in attention to quality is more important than ever a hog business next year turning out a lot of hogs with excess fat will find it very difficult to stay in the black changes in breeding stock feeding methods or feeds should be worked out now in pre paration for the change residential fence supplied and installed call your area repretentahva for tree estimate no obligation 2319271 business directory if you are new-t6- town or have just moved into a new home stouffvilles own welcome service would like to call on you with housewarming gifts and information about your new loca tion the hostess will be glad to arrange your subscription to the stouffville tribune call mn erma koolar at 6403858 sunshine fresh fruit vegetables delicious carolina peaches 1 qt box 29 mild crispy cucumbers good size 3 for 29c home grown 1 large stocks celery 2 for 35c beg 4 for 41c 6c off pack personal ivory 4 bar pack 33 specially selected value checkd canada gbade a eviscebated chickens 39 whole cutup chickeninabasket lb 43c accountants jackson christison chartered accountants unionville professional bldg unlonville ont telephone 2972491 patterson norton mcmullen chartered accountants 1768 victoria park avenue scarborough ontario 7514396 ic lb maple leaf fresh sliced cooked ham 6oz pkg 59c maple leaf mild seasoned skinless wieners lb 49c maple leaf pork beef sausage lb 59c maple leaf sweet pickled cryovac halves cottage rolls lb 59c swift premium fully cooked cryovac halves dinner hams lb 109 35c best buy save 4c hevnolds 12 wide 25ft boll foil wrap best buy pbepriced 5 for 89c 5 to poly pack allens orange crystals 69c save 9c featube your choice cat chow 20ot seanip dinner 18oz purina 2 89c save 5c solid white meat saico brand tuna fish 7oz tin 44 19ox tins save 17c van camp beans with pork save 6c libbys fancy 48oz tin tomato juice save lie nabisco 12oz pkjrs buyoftheweek pantry shelf orange juice 48oz tins 3 for 1 save 23c save 16c maple leaf 154 lb size midget hams 149 save 6c stock up and save mb parchment pack rose margarine 21c featube 2c off pack 15oz tins chum dog food 10f99c featube zip top tins pate de fole beef pork chicken 3oz maple leaf spreads 2 fa 29c save 10c st lawrence corn oil 25oz tin 69 4 c89c 37c best buy save 13c 12oz bound tin kam luncheon meat 44c john c wylie fia licensed public accountant auditob office residence wylle acres musselmans lake road bb2 stouffville phone 6403144 leonard r rosenberg bconi associates chartered accountant rank of nova scotia building aurora telephone 8847110 james a deacur accountant 60 10th line po box 965 stouffville income tax and bookkeeping services reasonable rates telephone 6401988 ken clarke prentice auctioneers licensed and authorized for the counties of york and ontario markham bb2 ph 2942419 or 6403686 prentices have been estab lished auctioneers since 1890 chiropractors legal kennedy kennedy 67 bichmond st w toronto barristers solicitors notaries ross kennedy prov hwy 7 locust hill markham 2941632 wm s baird dc doctor of chiropractic xray by appointment 369 main st n markham telephone 2940701 j s delaurier dc 201 main street west stouffville ontario i office hours by appointment only monday to saturday telephone 6403562 funeral directors shreddies 259c save 10c palm garden tea bags beg 49c weston iced jam or lemon filled buns 100 to cello bag 69e 12 to pksr 45c brst buy save 9c 15oz jar sweet mixed sweet belish rose brand pickles 269 best buy save lie bathboom delsey tissue 4 59 where friendly people save you more schells red white stouffville frozen food featubes new pack libbys peas 12oz pkgs 5 for 100 refreshing sunkist 6oz tins 12oz tins lemonade 8 for 89c 4 for 79c bookkeeping unlimited professional and income tax consultants 70 yonge st south aurora 7279594 185 penn ave newmarket 8959928 the big system for the little man th little system for the big man oneill funeral home stouffville funeral director mb mubbay nendick continuous telephone service day or night phone stouffville 6402855 legal auctioneers button and armstrong barristers and solicitors notaries public h b button qc 3 m abmstbong qc g c ness ba llb 6 main street east stouffville telephone 6403530 open every thurs fri night till 9 pm a s farmer licensed auctioneer counties of york ontario farm stock furniture sales a specialty telephone gormley 8875311 address gormley po william g parsons llb barrister tc solicitor 157 main st w po 00x820 phone 6402211 stouffville robert w mcvey qc barrister solicitor 17 queen st e toronto 1 ont markham ph 2942371 toronto ph 3630389 opticians howard g mills begd optician 286 main street west stouffville prescriptions filled appointments made contact lenses phone 6403465 optometrists f richard black od optometbist stouffville medical centre ph 6403722 for appointment hours 1000 am to 800 pm every tuesday art wahlroth ba od optometrist 10 alanadale ave phone- 2942181 surveyors d h black ontario land surveyor 310 painted post dr corner of markham bd scarborough ont phone atlantic 25283 bes 2821508 ontario land surveyor r g mckibbon 56 main st n markham phone 2943751

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