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Austin L Darnall, award-winning corn grower of Drumbo, says
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that has happened
to the corn business!
'"Atrazine is a good product to Work with because it Is so safe:.
according to Austin Parnell, who plants. 600 acres of . corn.
"We've never had 'any damage with it. In'65,we used Atrazine
withoil and sprayed around the middle of June When the
weeds were up about an inch. It burned off the weeds pretty .. .
fast and. gave good control through to harvest.with no culti-
Vations." ;. •
Stressing the safety of Atrazine, Mr, Parnafl reports: "We've .
never had :any problem' from residues when following treated
cornwith soybeans on my."farm:.•
Mr, Parnell goes on to say "In the future we will not use oil
with the Atrazine'. becausefor the best results I believe Atrazine
should be used as soon after planting as possible (early May)
for more moisture:` •
(Start using' Atrazine this year—discover how profitablecorn
productiori can be.. Ask your: dealer for an instructional leaflet
on Atrazine 65W and place your order now.
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and 50 lb, cartonsfrom farm, supply dealers. ®Regd 1M. of Geigy
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Fisons (Canada) Limited,
234 Eglinton Avenue East,Toronto 12,Ontaro
The.Sentinel •was among a group
of newsmen from the area who
toured the Douglas Point Nuclear.
Power Station last Friday as pests.
of Ontario Hydro . and Atomic En- •
ergy, of'Canada Ltd. Following.
the tour the group were their.
guests' at a dinner at Port Elgin.
The present construction work
force is close. to 300 men. 'Ninety
permanent employees will cot*
prise the :operational: staff.
Testing of the fuelling machines
at theDouglas Point Nuclear Pow-
er Station.has reached an'advanced
` stage and the reactor will,:go crit
is al .this. fall. Criticality (a . sus
tained chain reaction of atom
splitting). will 'be followed by a .
period of testing before the station
begins to produce electricity.',
Douglas Point.' is Canada's first
fulcale-nuclear electric
generating'stat%n,. It was design-
ed.
esign-ed. and built by `Atomic Energy of
Canada .Limited • and will be oper
ated by Ontario. Hydro: The 200,.
000 kW output will be fed to. the
Ontario. Hydro system,
The commissioning of the two
fuelling. machines : at' the station
• icone of the final steps in prepar-
ing thereactor for criticality.,.
' Testing .at the'site will .go on
• through the summer to, ensure . .
that these :intricate machines 'will
operate reliably.,
'When the reactor is to be re-
fuelled, an operator presets the
sequence of operations for .the
machines on a board in the central
control room. Each machine
carries out 40 separate steps to
refuel the reactor and the operator
can observe the machines on clos
ed circuit TV, screens.
Themachines operate inan area
which cannot be entered 'while the
reactor "is in operation,' . This calls
for extreme reliability as well as
the great„accuracy. which .is.essent
Pal so that they can select and
lock on to any one of the 306 'end
'fittings .of the reactor.
Bridal.$hower At
Reid s .Corners
(Amberley News).
A shower .was held 'at Reid. Corn-
ers hall on Saturday, May 21, in
honour of Janet Brown, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Verner Brown of St.
Jacobs. , Mrs. Murray Walden pre-
sided for the .program which •open
ed with community singing with
Gayle Boyd at the piano.. Mrs.
Martin of Point Clark and Mrs,
Bob Irwin gave interesting con-
tests and were 'followed with a
pleasing piano number.' by Mrs,
John Carruthers of .Ripley. ' After a
reading by Aria Smeltzer, Mrs.
Elden Lowry read an address to the
bride -elect, who was presented
with a collection Of corning ware.
After a delicious lunch, a social.
hour was enjoyed. Best wishes- are
extended to Janet for future happi-
ries..
• Mr. and .Mrs. Robert Reid of
Lucknow and Mrs. W. Parker and
family: of Dorchestef visited on. . .
Sunday evening with Mrs. Archie
Courtney.
Sympathy its extended to Mrs'.
Archie Courtney and family in the
passing of a'kind husband•and
father, Archie Courtney, who
passed away after a few weeks ill
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.tress.
ATTEND GRADUATION
Mr. and Mrs: Eldon. Bradley;.
Phyllis and Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Pictured at the .Douglas Point, •
Station are A. R. Burge..Public
Relations` Officer for ,Atomic •
Energy. of Canada Ltd, ' as he
'describes the functioning of the
station to, left to right, Alex
Walton of. The .Kinearditie News;
Doh Thompson of The Lucknow
.Sentinel; Harold Wesley of the
Walkerton Herald -Times; Herb
Rutherford of the Owen Sound ,
Sun -Times and John Davies of
Ontario Hydro;
Brown. attended graduation exec-
cines May 20 at Thames Hall 'at
,the University of Western Ontario
for Sandra EStene Mctennan dau-
ghter of Dt. and Mrs. 'Murray
Lerman of W ingham.
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