HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1962-04-19, Page 10Half-hardy annuals are sown
indoors in early spring and
planted outdoors when 'the
danger of frost is past. Plants
such as Petunias and Verberi-
as, must be started inside to
provide the required length of
growing season for flower •pro-
duction.
Honticulturalists with the
Ontario Department of Agri,
culture suggest , sowing most
annuals that require indoor
starting in early April, If you
start them too soon, they will
tend to be' tall and spindly by
the time the garden is ready
for them, and consequently
will make poor plants. Slow
growers, such as Pansy and
Lobelia, should have already
been started, but you should
leave rapid growers such as
Zinnias till late May.
When sowing , your seeds,
sow different kinds in separ-
ate containers and be sure to
label them well. There is no-
thing more annoying to set
the young plants in a well
planned bed, only to find that
your color scheme` has gotten
mixed up when they started
to bloom.
Sow the seeds in six inch
seed pans or pots, in a soil
mixture of seven putt barn
three parts peat or leaf mould,
and twopants sand, Before
sowing remove any rough,
lumpy material and mix in two
ounces superphosphate per
bushel, As a rule-of-thumb,
cover the seeds to about the
same depth as the diameter of
the seed.
When your seeds are sown,
,water them well with a fine
spray, taking care not, to wash
the soil away, and cover the
container with a piece of
newspaper or glass. This will
cut down evaporation and les-
sen the need for watering.
Once the 'seedlings • come
through the ground remove
the cover or "damping off" is
liable to cause problems.
When the seedlings begin 'to
develop their •first true leaves,
transplant them to flats set-
ting them two to three inches
apart. Place the flats in good
light and water as needed pre-
WOOL
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Payment will apply only on
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Secure the utmost by pat em-
izing the organization that
made this poSsible.
SHIP COLLECT To
Our Registered Warehouse
No 1, %Nested, Ontario
Obtain sacks and twine
without charge from
RUSSEL MANSON
(Shearer)
ZURICH, ONT.
ok "by Writing to
Canadian Co-operative
Wool Growers Limited
40 St. Clair Ave, East,
Torentd 7, Ontario-
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FARMERS
We are shipping cattle every Monday for United
Co-operative of Ontario and solicit your patronage. We
will pick them up at your farm.
Please PHONE COLLECT not later that Saturday
nights.
Seaforth Farmers Co-operative
H. S. Hunt, Shipper
Phone 669 W 1 ,
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We carry a full line of
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We specialize in
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FITTINGS to satisfy
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ENOUGH SEEDS TO PLANT A BEAUTIFUL FLOWER GARDEN,
YOURS FREE AT YOUR FRIENDLY CITIES SERVICE DEALER'S
Drive into any Cities Service station displaying
Free Spring Garden banners, and with every
purchase of $2.50 worth or more of BIG
GALLON GASOLENES, you will receive FIVE
PACKAGES of famous BURPEE SEEDS
ABSOLUTELY FREE! THESE SEEDS ARE
A REGULAR $1.50 VALUE! Your Burpee
flower garden will be the envy of your
neighborhood ... and will give you brilliant
cut .flowers-for your home until late fall! So
be thrifty, ...drive into the nearest Cities
station displaying Free Spring Garden
banners, fill up with Big Gallon gaSolenes,
and get your free Burpee flower seeds
today! Please don't delay—there's a
definite limit on available supplies.
THESE tUPERit BURPEE
SEEDS 'HAVE SEEN
SELECTED AND
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JOHN BRADSHAW,
••NOTED CANADIAN
GARDENING-
AUTHORTfY
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ferably in the early morning.
This will help to ensure that
the foliage is dry by nightfall
and will reduce disease pro-
blems.
You will want to get your
young plants into the garden
as soon as the, danger of frost
is past, and this will, vary in
different parts of the province,
from about, the middle of May
to early June. However, it is
a good plan to gradually Ac-
climatize your plants to out-
door conditions before plant-
ing. To do this, set the flats
outside about a week before
planting time, and for the
first few nights, cover them
with a protective material.
Choose a cloudy day for
planting out in the garden and,
before starting, water the flats
well, allOwing the excess water
to drain off. This will help the
roots retain a maximum am-
ount of soil, and lessen the
shock of transplanting. After
planting, soak 'thoroughly to
avoid excessive wilting. Future
watering should be • frequent
enough to prevent the newly
set plants from drying out.
WHEEL WINGS .GONE
GODERICH (Staff), —Police
Chief Fred Minshall ge/T-
day he ie investigating the
theft of wheel discs' from a loc-
al automotive firm. 'the four
discs were stolen some time
during the weekend from a
1957 model cae parked at Hur-
on Automotive Supply,
long-range economy and in-
creased efficiency 'in 'govern-
meat-
. The rapid growth of Ontario
during the past decade resulted
in expansion of government
services and it was necessary
to buy and lease premises out-
ide the Queen's Park area.
This decentralization, said
the Premier, resulted in a de-
cline of administrative effic-
iency and inconverriefice to the
public. •-
Most of the develop-mint will
be on the 'site of the former.
St. Joseph's Convent property.
Cost of the site Would total ab-
out $6,250,000.
The Premier said that sale
of suephie government proper-
ties as they become vacant
will yield between 57,000,00
and $10,000,000. This, and the
consideration of rents the
government would have to pay
for similar premises; will make
it peiteible to amortize the cost
of the preject in about 20
years, •
The buildings themselves will
cost about $37,600,000, he said,
but to, rent similar serviced ispe
ace would cost as much as
$3,500,000 a year.
amp
as 60 Years
asomc jewel
---- Dr. -Wren 40
oamphell„ Toronto, Wee Pre-
sented With. his:h 0 yeaM .MaS,
‘ter's .Jewel kit kIneon-Bettce
Masonic Lodge -at Ter onto
Thursday night, April a. Very
worshipful .Pro.. Pi'. Ayron
campheli was born in 156e. He
PraCtised an Zericil ter 25 Yeare.
until the 3.92(N, wee made a
menilber of Huron Ledge Pe
July 20, 1899 and Master Of.
fferee Ledge,. December
-19.01,
He affiliated With Huron-
Bruce Lodge, Toronto, .es .0e.'
eeerfer member o Ailing 26,
1922. Appointed assistant Gr,
and .03;IgaPist on July 1932, ere
was' preeented Moht Weer,
shipfui Bro, Harry L. Martin
with a ten year leer .to his 50
year jewel., also a 60 year jewel
as a past master, end was
again eiPpoieted se%sistent- greed
organist on April t2, 1.962.
Very .Wor, Bro. Oampbell.
was escorted into the lodge 'by
the director of ceremonies', and'
Dr. Campbell introduced 'Very
Wor. Bro, W. C.), Goodwin, 'see-
rotary, and 'Bro. George Hess„
visitors from Huron Lodge,
Hensall and R. Lammie a ere*
in of Dr Campbell and Leon-
ard Wlleore both , visitors of
Lebanon Forest Lodge, Exeter.
Tt was indeed a happy and
unique evening for V. Wor. Bro.
Campbell and he also took pant
in the work in a drama/AV.
manner, The evening conclud,
ed with 'a tasty banquet and
a most _revealing addrese was
given by 'Dr. Davies, pastor of
Park Street Baptist Church,
Toronto. '
Plan Brownie Revel
In Henson District
HEN-sAT,L, Nirs, Earle T.
Rowe opened her home Thurs-
day evening to the Guiders' of
theclestrict. The purpose of
the meeting was to plan 'a
Brownie Revel. Centralia will
be host on this occasion, and
lentartive arrangements; were
made to hold the revel at Cen
tealia airport, Saturday, June
9.
leltes Mary Macrnillen, dep-
uty division commissioner, of
Goderich; MTS. Thomas Laven-
der, &Aria commissioner, of
Heneall, and Brown Owls,
Tawny Owls of Centralia, Ex-
eter and Hensall ,were present.
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Full-time university-grade en-
rollment in Canada was 128,894
at December 1, 1961, an increase
of 13.1 per cent from previous
year.
If You're TIRED
Now and then everybody gdts a "tired-out.,'
feeling and may be' bothered by backaches.'
Perhaps nothing seriously wrong, just a tempor-
ary condition caused by urinary irritation or
bladder discomfort That's the time to take
Dodd's Kidney Pills. Dodd's help stimulate the
kidneys to relieve this condition which may
often cause backache and tired feeling. Then you
feel better, rest bettor, work bettor. 81
hire r Coon
Fedo:ra4foi
01211'...111nilt?u,d,ti
On .Alpril 1 the Ontario Foul-
try producers held' their anneal.
meeting Teronte. Close le -
-5,000 signatures have already
been. received with .several
oonhties net. complete. To dote
there have been over 400 Sig,
natures received from. Huron
_Oottoty -with two townshipa
still tip canveseed„
It was indicated that pro-
ducers are hopeful of making
some ,ineveVeMent in the mar,
Iseting of eggis but it wile have
to ebe done soon if the_ rnrius
try Is to be saved from vertical.
integration.
F0.= egg producers are .,rap,
idly becoming fewer and fewer.
At -the county Federation of
Agriculture meeting, April 10,
with president Elmer Ireland
presiding, a resolution from
Peel County 'was endorsed
which reqepeted a more exact
lebelaing of feed's.
• Bob McGregor Teperted that
the zone meeting indicated that
vertical integnation was in,.-
creasing in the beef industry
and might seen have detlemen-
tee effect on the beef market.
.The voluntary deduction plan
for firearecieg the beef produe,
ers organization and for pro,
meting the sale of beef is' .realt-
ing progress SlOwly. It is hoped
that the annual meeting will
bring it into eefect.
John McTaggart
Appointed to Bruce
John MeTaggeet, York Coun-
ty has been appointed assist-
ant agricultural representative
for Bruce County, effective
May 1. John was the summer
aseistant in Huron County last
summer working out of the
agricultural n presentative's of-
fice 'here in Clinton.
Mr. McTaggart succeeds 'Al-
vin Blades 'in the Bruce county
office.
The, feed grain freight .eseist-
Mee has been controversial
question for some .yeara and
had been 'supported by the cou-
nty r feW years ago, nowever
been: a change of cp
4.110 when the ,president
called fora vote it resulted an
e
In order to assist 'the OFA.
Hen preparation of their brief
regarding s machinepy
tanners Are requested to make
the problems s tertOmet some.
method .earnhe developed 'to
correct their .difficulties,
t the farm forum annual
meeting on. %April 1.1- interest
seemed 'to he greatly increased, •
The programs devoted to the
problems of particular groups
drew a great nannber of special
discussion groups and the re-
pert e. of diseuelsions have prov-
ed valuable in guiding fdtdre
programs' in several farm pm-
ganizations.
If we can gather the poinione
ideas feem enough people
we are sure to get some very
good ones.
NOTICE
Tuckersmith
'Municipal Dump
will be open until further
notice on' Wednesday and
Saturday afternoons, •
from 'I to 5.30 p.m.
J. I. McIntosh
Clerk
14tfb
Remises' John Roberts
nounced on April 5 that the
Ontario Goverment plane to
build a $50,000,000 complex of
office buildings in the Queen's
Park Area during the next ten
yeare.
In a joint eannouncmant With.
Public Works Minister Ray
Connell, the Premier disclosed
that the project—the largeet
single office building project
ever undertaken fin Toronto--
will provide 812,000 square feet
of -office space.
Start Annuals Indoors Suggests
OAC-With Directions For Job
New Government' Buildings in Toronto
Major features in Ontario's 850,000,000 government buildings project are
pointed out to former Premier Leslie Frost by Premier John Robarts, Who an-
nounced the 10-year program in Toronto. Standing between the tWo premiers,
left to right are Deputy Public Works Minister J. D. Millar and Public Works
Minister Ray Connell, The complex of high-rise buildings will be built in
Toronto to bring long-range economy and increased efficiency of administra-
tion, said Premier Robarts. The buildings will house some 8,000 civil servants
and construction will begin in the fall of 1963
It will consist of a three-
eiloureY centre block and four
high-rise buildings ranging
-front 10 to 28 stories coverring
meet 'of two city blocks border-
ed by Bay .and Welleelee St-
reets and Surrey Place and
Grosvenor Street.
Premier ,Robarts said the
plan, which will involve the
concentration of some 10,000
civil servants presently work-
ing in 29 'locations in the down-
town area, was paTt of his
administration's • program for
'60 Meteor Sedan
Turquoise and white, two tone.
Good tires. Low mileage.
Goderich Motors Ltd.
Ford Fairlane and Falcon Sales and Service
South Street GODERICH JA 4-7308