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.“,Rgy TOWNSHIP FEDERATION OF AGRICULTURE
ANNUAL. MEgTIN
AT 8;45 P.M.
TUESDAY, JANUARY 13th, 1970
CRANBROOK COMMUNITY CENTRE
GUEST SPEAKER: REV. DOCKEN, WALTON
Progressive Euchre - Ladies Please, Bring Lunch
SAVE MONEY READ
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the SPriali,g, (q).111ki Up lil
far healthier condition than they
othewise TItt, urea that iH
not used up on the lee should be
used as fertilizer in the. spring,
.otherwise it may start to spoil,
SUBSTITUTES FOR DDT
AVAILABLE FOR CROPS
The recent ban on DDT should
not. ca use hold crop growers
much oti a problem. in OntariO.
.except possibly where the control
of.cutworti in corn is corn rued,
So says Professor Harold (toble,
Peportment. of Vioology„ University
Of Guelph, who notes that even,
for cutworm I)DT was not reuin.W.
mended here in 19439.
Among the replacetnents for
:ROT are a group of insecticides
known as the organ0Phoiphates.
This group contains someeffect-
ive, yet dangerous to handle,
materials. Two that are stilt being
widely used Lid are unaffected
'by the ban are parathion and
Phosdritt
AletboxYclilor, endosulfan fThio-
dant and carbaryl (Sevin) will
al's° be more Widely used. These
three last are. relatively safe to use
as far as the operator is concern-
ed, and none should, pollute the
atmosphere if properly applied-
Profesor (liable points, out that
grower8 should be as well informed
as possible on the hazards Of
usingbrganoIiihcisphates, Rubber
gloves, reSpiraiors, and protective
clothing are required before some
applications can- be Made. Grow.
cps should he /sure to enquire about
the need for such protective
clothing when they 'purchase
hazardous chemicals.
The 1970 fruit, vegetable and
field crop recommendations of the
Ontario Department of Agricul-
ture and Food will be available
'early in :January,
1969 ONTARIO FARM
RECORD BOOK ANALYSIS
It is Farinn Record Book analy-
sis time again. Anyone who may
wish to haVe their 1969 Perin-Rec-
ord Book sunimarized should
roma rd it to the A gri chit-Oral
Office, Clinton, during January; ,As
before, the completed Warm Rec.
Ord Book will 'not be IOn in ont'
office. The checking of the book
bti done by local Agricultural
Office `staff, Clinton, and a suni-
[nary card forwarded to the com-
puter at the 'L'Aiversity cri ftuelpb
for analysis.
The hook may be brought to the
Agricultural Office or mailed in.
Anyone who would like assistance
On completing their record book
may call our office for an appoint.-
meta, Every farmer in Elution
C:tuitty who has completed an
Ontario Farm Record Book in 1911t1
is welcome to Male use or this
"no rel!.• analysis service.
A clinic for anyone who Wishes
to learn bow to keep the Record
Book will be held at the A.gricul-
tiligil Office Board Room, Tues-
day, ,]':moat's 1.3th. 1970L
Agricullurn1 itc-Tresuntative
I), ,voieg,
go Futon. ooAti,
Gr4 -1•LE„mews CLUB
NEWS ITEMS
The Legion yersits the Gentle-
mu On tne,t bend Q11 to the 111'Si ;0111',
of their Euchre for this seation
expected. the Legion got. their
heads bashed in a hit, The Legion.
started in their usual waY by
coaxing, cajoling, 'oven threaten-
ing and wound up with four of our
best players. We always have that
many more men than they tar they.
take our best. NexL time they will
get :Rowland, 'Purvey, Frank Little,
Olen Smith and Wit' Warwick. At
the end of the tenth game I knew
intelligence was going to wit] over
Bull Luck rind we would have a
lead of fifty or more points.
this Was aunonunced Al Logan and
Ted Elliott cried like a pair of
Irish. Banshees. Ted chewed half
his mustsehe off and now he
:looks us if he swallowed a mule
and the tail sticks out, Poor Al
contemplated suicide. I can prove
it. I was standing right there when
Ile came up to the bar and. said.
'Inert! give me two shot.s,"
guesit there must be a double bar-
rel' shat gun up there some place.
Next game iS January l2th,
Conte in you men. Euchre,
Bonfluet, all for finc. Take your
Win: with the Gentlemen
or lose with the Legion.
I. sec Ivan Campbell has been
over to the States with the hockey
hoyFt- To the many hideous: crimes
he' has already committed we can
now acid sminggling. 'Knowing
Campbell as I do he didn't go over
there without bringing let or
goodS home, and without paying.
duty, it might he only a couple tel
boxes of cigars or it might he tt
or an electric -dove or
even a blonde, but, he would beat
the customs anyway,
tree by the Post our nubile
school students are adopting a
child from Viet Nam or N.i::.erla or
SoineWhOre far off. J wonder if the
promottir ever heard of Canadian
Eski ino chi I dren or the starving
etis pa poos.
Santa Claus was hove recently
rind this is the biggest fake ever
perpetrated on ehildreu. 'Phey
don't care where the girt, ctl.ne
from. You teach' them all dhow,
Santa. All lies. You .mend thent to
Sunday School to learn about
Jesus, At rive or six they learn
the truth, no Santa, No wonder
they doubt'; jest's. 'Phti Bible marts
WI With Ada M 11 nd EVi, '!ri t ie
garden. Eve seduced Adam with
apple'? As Santa 1-11; Ile:
In the first world war thoy
told about the rlernian
)-I..oWt the. Gerttlatt soldiers out.
arnis tilt' hoy0 tarot the lip.easts off
01'18. W}011 the \N'ttr
Mina 1201111.1'010rd
ljgg thoy it, imal l al lio thrill. 1,:i
Wake the people up to bate tho
Gpromas. Propaganda, itna. broth-
oily love.
A Happy New Year, oven to the
liegion boys,
h full Yours
'P. lti.. E.
J.att'n Ornami.nts: 23' TV;
mirrors: 3 plig, loNirocun suite,
Electcic 1:.nife; Electric loloor
Polisher., chairs, 'fables: Writing
Pesk: 1:11ectric Parry.
Law um0Wer eel barrow!,
ouh. ft. freezer; Trunks;
Blankets: S volt battery; 2$ word
Coach. All in good condition,
Selling rciu-uinshie. Phone ittl'37.65:,r1
or Saturdays. Ted Stiles
A college boy to his roommate..
''The drought back home is really
had this lime."
"I-fow can you tell?" askett...his
snunate.
got a letter from bad,- he
.said, "the stamp was fastened era
it h a pauper
the Closs ifie d Ails.
Put yoUr money into, our
guaranteed investment:
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"USE UREA ON ICE
Winter ice arid cold bring their
own 'special problems tut' the
urban homeowner. Sidewalks.
doorsteps, at nd porcihes become
Slippery and dangerous; iron rail•
ings begin to corrode: the con-
crete around the honie SiArts to
flake off. or `scale'.
Many homeowners use deicing
agents such as salt, to make the
Ice less hazardous. Salt, however,
is net only highly corrosive, but
harms the grass beneath the snow
so that by spring lawns a rE!...1115-
volored and unit eathy,
Professor Ross Irwin. Extension.
Co-ordinator. School of Agricul-
tural Engineering., 'University of
Guelph in conjunction with the
Ontario Department or Agrieniture
a ad Food. recommends 'Urea,
rather than salt., be used as; a.
deicing agent,
Ilrea pellets can' be bought
auy feed store and come in 50
pound bags. .proa is as effective
as .salL in making ice le.s of a
problem, 'a nd will fertilize the
grass rather than damage it.. In