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Mexican Bean Betties Mum., Jos, 12, 1965—Clinton ..N,vw.s.Ae.clor,5.1.,
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In Treating Insects
i.*- Wheat
-- Corn
— Oats'
-- Beans
Barley
Mixed Grain
-- Flax
M Competitive Prices
and suggest you con-
tact us-before you sell
Set VI) Vgn4
Fhtioral, serviipe for the late
Dr: gert JOUnrle Weir• Were held
last Thursday a Ole Arthur
Funeral Borne, 13:eV, Rebell
MacLean °radiated and Intrial
Was lin Colborne CepterY.
PallbeareIrS Were Keith Air.,
thur, Lambeth, Bill Mil, Lon,
den; Ken Thain, Toronto;
George RosS, Gadenloh; Ken-
neth aeatt and Thomas John,
Alton., The flara1 tribrotes were
carried by Peter MaeDgnald,
Allan Craig and Mark Arthur,
Besides the flOral
utes from neighbons,,, friends'
and former patients.a fund has
'been set up for a mernorlalto
perpetitate the life of a•faithful
+country doctor who for the
last sixty yeahs aid, so much
fee' this Community. ;Contribu-
tions are, received by Mrs. Wl-
fred Sanderson, Attburn., Rela-
tives were Present from Tor-
onto, London, Sault Ste Marie,
Stratford, Galt, Goderiett, Wing-
halm ' Clinton and the sur-
rounding district. • . ,
Personals'
IVIiiaN.C.-Broadifoot of Tor-
onto and Mr. and Mrs. Broad-
foot of Seationtih viisited on Sun-
day with Miss Margaret R.
3acksOn., • ,
Mr. ialfd MrS..Lauis Ilarnber-
ger :of; Searorth visited on Sun;
day with Mr: 'and is.
Anderson end family and Mrs.
Edgar Lawson. ,
Mr. and. Mrs. Ross 'Lawless
and Donald of 1-lamilton spent
Mr. and Mrs. Dory Phalen of
Acton Visited last Week vvlith
her father, Russel King and
mr4. Hihg,
Guests last week with Mr,
and Mrs', 1VIaltland Allen were
Mr. and Mrs, Bernard Mc-
Daeben, Flint, Mieh.; William
H. Coates, Flint, Mioho Mrs.
Lester' Greintsecin, Detroit; Mrs.
Fred Schoen, Detroit; Archie
'Robinson, Clinton; Harvey Mc-
Gee, Galt; and Robert Ridden
of
Miss Mary Itirkconnell of
Listowel spent last week with
her parents, Mr. • and Mrs. An-
drew Kirkeonnell and Miss
Diane.
Mr, and Mrs. Ben Hamilton
'are 'vasiting relatiVes this week
in Windsor. .
Charles Beadle of London is
vacationing Imo the Village and
Loftus street purchased from
the estate of the late Ma,
klel•bert .0oivier,. •
Mr, and Kns. NerMan Mc-
Dowell and their ,diangtter•MiSS
CrWert ,MOPPWeill OP Srta.:tferd.
returned boine last)Frilday trona
,six-iNveols trip to the Western
0040 and tha-Peace 13.iver
tnict.
Mary Retie Jere of Lon-
don fsPent the . weekend here
Wt h her parents; and WS,
Orland .Pera and family.
Misses- Jean Housten, and
Jean .Jamieson of TorontO spent
the. weekend here with the for-
meets parents:, Mr, end Mrs,
Jelin Houston, miso Mary .1-lOu-
ston, .Miss rranees HOuston, .and
Miss 0. young, • •
1Ws.,Ross. 13.9.,er and Par baby.
daughter . annived home last
Week.
Mr, anci • Mrs. -Don Hurnplu-
rey of Paris Visited last ..week
With Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Nom-
phreys, Miss Sherrill returned.
home .with her parents after
spending two weeks with her,
uncle and aiint. •
Mrs. Illorn Johnston returned
home last Friday evening from
Clinton Hospital where she had
been a patient. • , ,
Rev. G. • W. 'Russel of .Coin-
rich offiCiated at the corrontm-
ion service at St. Mark's An-
tliean „'Clitirch last Sunday. A
beantiful bouquet was placed
in 'the ichutich in memory or the
late Dr. B. C. Weir,
Mr. „ end Mrs. Magnus Er-
lends of East Kildonan,. Win-
nipeg visited laSt week with
her cousin; Miss Viola Thomp-
son and, • her. aunt, Mrs,' Jehn
Caldwell and six 'Cousins in the
,Blyth community.
Recent visitors with Authur
Youngblut ,aind his sister, Miss
Lilayoungblut of --Goderich,
were Mr. and Mrs. 'Clarence
Walden, Sedforth, Mrs. Betty
Crete and s Larry of Windsor,
Miss .Ruth YoungbInt, Belle'
River,' Mr,- and Mrs, William
Walper,, New Westminster, B.
C., Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wei.-
per, ;and fatally, kingaird,
Mr, and Mrs, Howard Brooks.
and son, 'of New Westminster,
B.C., Mrs, Margaret Younge,
IVrawer, 'Sask.; Mr. and Mrs.
Victor Youngblut, • Belgrave;
Mr. and Mrs. John Daer and
Robert -Deer.
Mrs. Ethel McDougall of
Seaforth is Visiting this week
With her son, Kenneth' McDoug-
all, Mrs, McDougall, Miss Ber-
nice and Mr. Allan.
Mrs. Harold Nicholson of
Seatiorth visited on Monday
with her 'sister, Mrs. Wes Brad-
neck, 'Slieron and George;
Because Of much canoern
mong a 9.tmlber of white bean ,
and corn growers in Some: araas
of inne,i1 County regarding ..0eni,
lous, infestations of Corn Leaf
Aphid and lyfeNio40 .Proart I3eet-
•tbe. •-following ipay he beip,,
„Put
,POi4N 1,0g2;lr .APOIPS
The OOrri leaf !aphid IS a soft„
bodied, greenishblue.a.pidcl that
• often infests the taSsels and
upper leaves of .corri. It is fonmi
Wherever .. corn is grown
Eastern ' Canada,
Formerly, this insect was. not-
conSidered PeSt,,but in recent
years 'it 'has ,,attraeted, attent-
ion becauSe of the large num-
bens 'that have appeared hi
many' ,areas. The reasons for
the outbreaks are . not imown
but hot, dry weather at mid-
summer seeins to favour de-
velopment of the insect.
' The infestaitieregius when
the corn Plant is in the whorl
sage, v that it is .usually over-,
looked. By the .time' the tassel
emerges the apliids, may be so
nunierous that they cover the
upper Part of the plant.; They.
secrete 'sticky .,substance
called honeydew,, in which a
;black fungus growth may de-
-Volop. The honeydew may pre-
vent pollination and .cause soine.
barren 'stalks in the field, :US-
ually the infestation is more'
severe hi lateplanted corn,
CONTROL
To prevent 'appreciable dam-
age, plant. corn early end en-
sure rapid growth by fertiliza-
tion 'and good cultural aneth.-
°cis, The aphid is' mainly a
nuisance and seldom requires
Oben-Ilea:1 control except in corn-
nieraial seed crops, If - treat-
ment ars' necessary, use roalath-
ion as a spray or dust; spray-
ing after the tassels first: ap-
pear in the Whorls is of doubt-
ful value. One pound. of the
active ingredient should be
used per. acre, This amount Cs
equivalent to ,4*. lb. of the 25 per-
cent malathion wet table
Powder or to one and one-half
pints of the 50 per. cent maleth-
ion emulsion concentrate:, Re-
member, before applying an in-
secticide, that the colonies may
die out naturally when the in-
fested parts., of the plant lose
their - succulence.
MXXICAN. BEAN BEETLES;
This insect 'belongs to, the
same family as the man' bene-
ficial species, of lady beetles.
The carnivorous lady beetles
are numerous in cropping areas
and are . very helpful in that
they provide a moans of nat-
urally controlling injurious in-;
sects. Generally they are about
one-third to one-half the size
of the closely related plant
feeding injurious Mexican Bean
Beetle. The beneficial lady
beetles are usually black and
red or reddish-brown, some-
times the .spots. Or markings
being black on a red ground. In
0. number of species the beetle
is entirely black or orange-
brown
The Mexican ,Been Beetle has
an 04IcePtlenal habit for a
lady beetle in bong a Plant
feeder, It has been numerous
and has required control with
an, inseotislide in Some fields in
the layifield-Verna MVP. fo`r
several years, This may, he
*lie again in; 1965, a
The dark Orange-brown Spot-
ted, one-quarter nieh long,
neatly circular or oval in out-
line, strongly convex adult)
Winters in protective 'Places, in
the spring they feed on growing
bean Plant% eating the 1,Inclk
surface of the leaveS and giving
them a characteristic skelet-
onized appearance; After abont
ten days 'they 'begin laying-their
orange-yellow eggs in .:clusters,
BRUCEFIELD
Liawrenee. Mott while camp,
1110..14 the- United' Church Camp,
had his leg cut on a )3roken
milk bottle;- be was ruslied to
Godetioti• - Hospital for treat-
ment where it required 18
stitches, to close the wound.
Why would someone be so care-
loss• -to 'throw a • broken- bottle?
Mrs.' David .Laugh and friend
visited over the weekend With
Mrs. Aft: 'A, McEwan.
Quite a number- of people .at-
tended the -morning service at
Kippen United Church last
Sunday.
Mr. and 'Mrs,- Fred McGregor
have returned from a three
week vacation 'S d cotlan.
Recent visitors with Mrs.
Forrest were Mr, and Mrs.
Louis IVIascana and Grace of
Crediton; Miss Liscorrtbe, Mrs.
A. Smith, .Mrs. A. Ford, Mr.
and Mr-s. WM. Fewest, London.-
, lVirs, Keel, Montreal, is
spending some time, with her
daughter, Mrs. Louts Arian°.
Mr. and 11/Trs.' Gordon Elliott
were pleasantly surprised when
members, of their family, rela-
tives, friends and neighbors met
at their home on Tuesday even-
ing, August 3rd to celebrate
their 25th. anniversary. They
Were presented With a lovely
silver _fruit dish. The address
was read or . by Victor Hargreaves
and 'presented by James Suater.•
The same „evening at 7 o'clock,
a family dinner Was . given at
the Dominion .Hotel, Zurich,
•ADASTRAL PARK
SOCIAL NOTES
approximately one-quarter inch
acirlibos,es,poof4 ablvOutoth 1,TififtY a,ppoxnoxim_ the
141.*2[Micl of the leaves,
atelY 10 to 14, days in earlY summer, iater in, laPproximataly
ope week This time can 'ar'
with the teMPeratl-Va and clim-
ate,
The orange4lIzzY larVae
for a few clays gyettPed
together on one leaf, then sep-
elating tp feed by themselves.
The earlier larvae may take
five weeks to become fully
grown, . but later ones need
Only *Out 20 daYS and the
pupal ?tag° averages about one
'week, making the time from
egg to ,beetle slightly over a
Month in summer,
Hprori County only one
or one and a partial generation
are 'pro'duced. The nuiriber of
eggs 'laid averages nearly 500
per female.
'The adult befeltles begin to
leave thT 'fields for their winter,
hibernation quarters, prefer-
ably in 'ground litter in nearby
fence-rows' land woodlands, late
in the surntrier and 'by-, the time
of the first froSt they are near-
ly all gone. .
SOIL TREATMENT
Mexican Bean Beetles in at
least one area (Huron 'County)
require control every year.
Where this is the case (end not
otherwise) apply Thimet (phor-
ate) to the soil as a pre-pIant
treatment at 10 pounds of, 10
per cent granular per aerie.
Apply below and to the side of
the seed never in contact with
it. ,
FOLIAGE TREATMENT
Mexican Bean Beetles are
usually- not troublesome every
year; As soon as they do appear
to be troublesome, control can
be obtained by applying one of
the following treatments to the
foliage according to maribfact-
urers' directions.
Spray - 50 per cent Sevin,
2EC Thiodan, Dimetboarte (CY-
gart 4E Roger 4).
Dust - 3 per cent Thiodan,
1 per cent Rotenone dust (best
for, garden beans).
Mexican Bean Beetles quay
be a pimblem in some areastlits
year. Growers shouldn't get in-
to a panic over insect Pests or
allow anyone to high-pressure
them. Be observant and check
your fields regularly. If 'gnaw-
ers are not familiar with these
insects and are in doubt as to
Whether it is neaessary to use.
• insectiside or not please
do not hesitate to contact the
Extension Branch, Ontario De-
partment of Agriculture, Clin-
K1PPEN
Recent visctors'with Mr. and
Mrs.' Ted RObinson, end family
included Mr. and Mrs. W.A.,
Lawrence and James Lawrence'
of Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan. •
Miss Bonnie Robinson returned
With her grandparents for, a
vacation.. , •
Dean Brown, Mr. and Mrs.
Russ Brown, Eric and Alice of
Grand Bend; visited Saturday
afternoon and evening with the
former's daughter, Mrs, Elzaiar
Mousse= and Mr. Mousseau;
also Mr, and Mrs. Ross Faber
end Kevin.
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Mrs. Yvon Ouellet and three
children are visiting in Ottawa
and Hull, Que.
- Mr. and MI's'. Carol Connor
from Montreal spent the week-
end with LAC and Mrs„
Durocher.
Miss. Deborah Cadue, Halifaxl
is spending the summer at the
home of Sgt. and Mrs. Paul
Leger.
Sgt. and Mrs. David Doyle
and their family have Moved
to RCAF station North Bay.
4 Sgt. and Mrs.' Charles Pep-
percline are now living in Lan-
caster; New Brunswick:
Sgt. and Mrs. Jos, Trynchuk
and son Danny are en route to
Comox,
Miss Elaine iClynick is pres-
ently visiting in Tkonto.
Cpl. and Mrs. John MacKay
,have returned to RCAF Sen-
neterre, PQ, after visiting Sgt.
and Mrs. Harry MacKay.
Sgt. and Mrs. Murray Flem-
ing and the Children are vacat-
ioning in Sydney, Nova Scotia.
Sgt. and Mrs. Ken, McIntosh
and family have moved to Arm-
strong, Ontario.
Mr. R. W. McKenzie and the
boys are spending a few weeks
in Nova Scotia.
Cpl, end Mrs. Robert Renaud
and Children are camping for
,three weeks in Port Severn.
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Nancy Naven, eleven years old
on August ?.
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