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A LITTLE LABOR in the fall yields results that are fragrant
and beautiful. White "Carnegie" is set off by pink "Anne
Marie," behind which the pale yellow of "City of Haar-
lem" is picked up by the various daffodil tints. Behind
them, the blue of "Pearl Brilliant" and the greens of grass
and trees make a breath-catching spring ensemble.—Photo
by Malak.
How to Plant
Spring Bulbs
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This advertisement is one of a
series which relates some of the
important benefits of the
Canada Pension Plan to
individual circumstances.
Issued by
authority of the Minister of
National Health and Welfare,
Canada,
The Honourable Judy LaMarsh.
The Canada Pension Plan
and its benefits
Here is what
the Canada Pension Plan
will do for people like Joe Costello,
a 52-year-old unmarried labourer
who earns $50 a week.
months of low or no earnings do
not affect the amount of the
pension.
If Joe wishes to continue
working between 65 and 70 and
earns higher wages than
previously he can improve his
pension. For example, if he
works until aae 69 and earns
$3,600 a year, his pension will be
$61.74 a month instead of S54.16.
If Joe becomes disabled after
1970, having contributed for at
least 5 years, he will get a
disability pension of 565.62 a
month until he gets both his
retirement and Old Age Security
pensions at age 65.
All benefits under the Plan will
maintain their value. The actual
benefits payable will probably
be higher than those given here
since benefits will be adjusted
to meet changes,in living costs and
in wage levels before they are
paid and changes in living costs
after they become payable.
What will the Plan cost you?
If you, like Joe Costello, are
employed and have earnings of
S2.600 spread evenly over the
year, you will pay at the rate of
690 a week. Your employer will
pay the same amount.
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Kautmanniana, Greigii and
Fosteriana and their hybrids, to
almost June for the late kinds
and since it varies within these
classes, it is a good idea to
plant groups of the same variety
together. Contrast colours and
shapes by planting different
varieties and classes, in groups,
nearby. By carefully choosing
a few bulbs from the early
species, then from single and
double earlies, Mendel, Tri-
umph, Darwin Hybrids, Dar-
wins, Single Late (Cottage),
Double Late (Peony flowered),
Parrot, Lily-flowered and
Breeder, you can have tulips in
bloom for ten weeks. Each
class contains dozens of named
varieties. As a beginner you
use moisture-vapor-proof pack-
aging and place peaches in the
freezer at 0 degrees F or lower.
Not all varieties freeze well.
Redhaven, Envoy, Sunbeam and
Veteran give satisfactory results.
Use only table-ripe peaches
at eating maturity. Remove
peach skins by dipping in boil-
ing water for about one minute,
and then in cold water. Slice
as for serving. Add sugar in
proportion of one to six (one
pound sugar to six pounds fruit).
Dissolve.
BROILED MUSHROOMS
Broil mushroom crowns stut-
fed with a deviled-ham mix-
ture and serve as a hot appe-
tizer, suggest food specialists
at Macdonald Institute, Guelph.
Broiled, stuffed mushrooms are
also delicious with a cream
sauce on toast for lunch or sup-
per.
Social News
By Mrs. Audrey Bel!chamber, Social Editor, Phone Bayfield 38
By Jacob Anderson
Even if you have never grown
a flower nor a blade of grass be-
fore, you can enjoy gardening
si:ccess and have a flourishing,
colourful flower garden next
spring simply by setting out a
few tulips, daffodils, hyacinths
or crocuses this fall. If you
have already grown Dutch bulbs,
try a few more; pay special at-
tention to cultural needs and
see the results in future springs.
Choose a place of excellent
drainage; provide a few hours
of direct sunlight; plant soon
enough for the bulbs to root in
fall before freeze-up; make sure
there are plant nutrients avail-
able at the root level; remove
faded blossoms next spring but
do not remove leaves until they
turn brown naturally if you want
blooms in the future; water dur-
ing droughts and spray for any
insect problem if it occurs.
Plant tulip bulbs at least six
inches deep (even deeper if you
can prepare the soil under them)
and about six inches apart.
Tulips should be planted about
four to six weeks before freeze-
up.
Tulips are sold in named
varieties and by classes as well
as in mixtures of both. Since
blooming ranges from April for
the low-growing species such as
If Joe continues to work full time
until age 65 he can look forward
to retiring with a monthly
pension of $54.16 from the
Canada Pension Plan and $75
from Old Age Security—a total
of $129.16. That's almost 60%
of what he was earning.
If he is ill or out of work for
as long as two years, or if his
earnings for a period of up to two
years arc below his regular wage,
he will receive the same pension
at age 65. This is because under
the Plan a certain number of
CP-45C
Freezing Peaches
For Winter Use
Freeze peaches now and en-
joy their fresh fruit flavor in the
cold months of winter. Here
are some tips to preserve the
flavor, color, and texture of
fresh peaches.
To prevent discoloration,
add pure ascorbic acid in pro-
portion of one-quarter teaspoon
to one pound fruit. Be sure to
may want a dozen bulbs of
one class for a spring splash, a
few of several classes just to
see what the difference is, or
perhaps you'd like to plan out
the full 10 weeks bloom by
choosing three bulbs each of
one or more varieties from
ach of the classes.