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the tribune stouffvule ont thursday april 27 1950 w c mcdonald ro optometrist at stouffvule every saturday 1000 am to 900 pm complete visual service office phone at hear or 176ivl marie jack beauty salon note for your convenience phone 178wl any time during the week for saturday eye examination appointment garden service by gordon lindsay smith its xot just good luck hes always lucky in transplant ing things one often hears a comment like that in the spring or fall when trees shrubs vines and other things that come under the heading of nursery stock are being planted or moved but its not luck at all it is merely knowing how there is a great variation in prices of rose plants shrubs and trees and there is even a wider variation in quality good healthy stock is green pliable moist and equipped with sound buds but not in leaf ivy is only with such stock that one can be lucky when pur chased good stock will be well wrapped to keep in moisture and keep out the air especially about the roots the buyer should make sure he keeps it that way if not ready to plant immediately the stock should be heeled in that is planted in a shallow trench with soil pressed firmly about roots and over the lower part of stem in planting permanently it is well to plant a little deeper than previously spread roots out well cover firmly with a fine rich soil water well then tramp down hard a small tree or shrub usually needs a full pail of water and if it doesnt rain there should be more watering for the first few weeks trees should be tied firmly to a stake for the first year this will give the tiny new roots a chance to get firmly fastened in the new location without these fine roots the stock will die of starva tion fan make good soil its amazing what one can do with even the most unpromising soil for confirmation all that is necessary is to look at what some city gardeners have done with the assorted blue clay mortar and broken bricks some builders have used for grading up the backyard almost anything will disintegrate in time and what wont can be hauled away or used for drainage with very heavy soil and lying fairly level some drainage is need ed with huge plots this can be done by installing tile drains although an open ditch will be a lot cheaper and may do well enough after this treatment for very heavy or very light soils is about the same the main thing is to get in plenty of humus and cultivate humus is simply a high class name for ordinary manure grass cutt ings straw or even just green weeds and other plants the more of this stuff that is dug in the more open and porous the soil becomes where possible its a good plan to grow a crop of clover fall rye oats or some rankgrowing thing and rig or plow this under after a few years treatment even the tough est or most barren soil becomes mellow and as the oldtimers say friable quakers offer to help solve add shorthorn bulls to breeding unit the maple cattle breeders arti- flnilinlinr pmhipul ficial breeding unit which branch- iuu1u1uuui 1 iuu1c111 ed out with guernseys last fall to attorneygeneral gordon wis- make the fourth dairy breed have mer of british columbia announc- recently added a battery of short- led a few days ago that one of the horn bulls at the request of the solutions being sought to put a halt beef producers lying outside of the to doukhobor terrorism is to get more concentrated dairy area ofthm to emigrate to another representatives and directors of- ale determined that the association in the counties of the laws of canada must be dufferin simcoe ontario victoria obeyed and peterboro during the winter to mr wismer issued a 1200word discuss this with those interested statement after discussions with i -in- nt tho jjustice minister garson on the in ie of the response the besl mean of solving the doukho directors authorized the purchase bor men which has taken on of a group of shorthorns and the new importance with resumption committee after deciding on the of criminal terrorism in british hansom line of breeding has securj columbia ed two bulls that have been used mr- wismer expressed great bv the ontario agricultural col- disappointment that at the very lege one a six year old bull ran- tlm lhat the provincial and fed- ral governments together with soni 135 that has done such a grand the university and the of british colum- job at the xew uskeard demon- j an the x research stration farm and the two year council are bending everv effort old ransom 23a that has been so ho a solution of the doukhobor popular at the ontario agricultural question there should be a college resumption of criminal terrorism two other ontario agricultural g ogrbgg college bulls were purchased at the- pl and thej were employing recent toronto bull sale the high- a me which would be just est juiced shorthorn which carried christian and orderly the richest ransom breeding in the the doukhobors for some time sale ontario agricultural college stated they wish to emigrate mr ransom 12c and the other ontario wismer said if this is a genuine agricultural college royal 15c ci antl agreement from one of their best ransom desire and tli em can be to receive reached with a dams and sired by the imported maple have commented most bull uppermill royal a third bull favourably on this new addition to purchased at the sale was glen- the stud it is not surprising that burn outlaw a deacon breed the local inseminators are signing grandson of robinwood colonei up new members nearly everyday which was placed first in a class of at the first regular meeting of fifteen in the show which preced- the new board of directors last ed the sale tuesday two directors were added shorthorn services have been to the board as authorized by the available since the last week of annual meeting to represent the march and to date tne demand has recently added breeds allan bald- justified the new venture we son of sharon a director of the understand that several of the 150 york simcoe guernsey club will who have already signed up had represent the guernsey breeders not expected to have the privilege and r j rogers of newmarket of getting services from such outj rri former agricultural repre- standing sires and many of the sentative for york county- will recent visitors to the barns at represent the shorthorn members country to which they are pre- potato growers pared to emigrate the canadian- fined at simcok government certainly would noti two north simcoe potato grow- put barriers in their way i ers were convicted at penetang en but while this and other solu- thursday of failing to dispose ox tions are being sought the govern- potatoes containing bacterial ring ments are determined that the laws rot disease magistrate k a cam- of canada must be obeyed eron fined morille charlebois s66 the attorneygeneral said that including costs and lucien robi- although there are three sects numbering 12000 doukhobors he blamed only one the sons of free dom for the fires and destruction that has ravaged some bc com munities taille 60 he said they failed to comply with regulations set down by the ontario department of agriculture inspector r e gidden said ring rot is the worst potato disease in there were only about 2000 of oth america these sons of freedom compared t courts of midhurst was also with about 10000 members of the or lo days on a charge spiritual community and thei failing to destroy potatoes independent doukhobors beth of the latter groups merited great respect because an adequate solution to the doukhobor problem must go deeper than merely just punish ment mr wismer said the bc government has approached the university of bc and other organ izations with a view to having a thorough scientific investigation infected with bacterial ring rot disease the charge was laid under ontarios plant disease act made into the underlying causes of these outbursts of violence a quaker organization the american friends service com mittee who have a deep under standing of the 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