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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1970-06-04, Page 7TAINMENT .AT THE NEW AMERICAN HOTEL BRUSSELS, uNT. MIKE HODGERT and the TRI-TONES of Exeter FRIDAY and SATURDAY NIGHT IN THE RAINBOW ROOM wE FEATUI1a: rurkvy, Spare Ribs and Sauer Kraut, Fish and Chips f.,...iar•fam_rm,511,.. Mrs. James PeStell and. Mr. and Mrs. A. Bremner. Mr. and Mrs. C. 1 Cardiff, Bus.. seis with Mr. and Mrs. Prank Mrs. Eaith, Smith, London, Mr. and Mrs. John Hurd, Atwood, Mr. and Mrs.Stan Mecham Mr. and Mrs. Her. miming and .Mr. and Mrs. Norman Miller, Listowel, with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Morrow. ETHEL Recent visitors in the eorn, munity Were: Mr. and AirS. Henry Conley, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Posthumus, Moore with Mr. and Mrs. Bert ilundas, and Mr. and Mrs; Howard Kitchener, with Mr. and. Mrs. George Helmstra. Godden, also Mr. and Mrs. Mery Mrs, J. Turner, Mr. and Mrs. Godden and Penny of Shelburne. R. French and. Mr. and Mrs.; .Tack Cook of Harriston with Mr. and: Mr, and. Mrs, 'Bremner Mrs. Robert Cunningham. and: Paul,. London, with Mr. and McGavin's Farm Equipment WE SPECIALIZE IN A COMPLETE LINE OF FARM EQUIPMENT SALES AND SERVICE WALTON, ONTARIO PII•44:5TCH FEEDS LIMITED WAWA OKTA BRUSSELS 8876365 SEAFORTH 527-0245 Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Schaefer and family with Mr. and Mrs. 'George Dunbar., Mrs. 0, Buschlen, and Mr, and- Mrs. C. W. Browne of Chesley with Mr. and Mrs, James. Cardiff, thus advises that when control measurers are required, early cut- ting should be used if possible to allow the parasites to become es- rahlished to the best advantage. insayticides are as deadly to then Heintstra, parasites as they are to the weevil. Petalled information on all as- pects of the alfalfa weevil i9 available in an information leaflet ohlainable from county agricnl- turid offices. or from the Infer- in a tine Breech., Ontario Depart- ment of .41gricult ,tre and Food, parliament Buildings. Toronto; 'TH E BRUSSELS POST ROY W. 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LONGSTAFF OPTOMOTRIST .- 8EAFORTH, GOVENLOCH ST, 527:1240 Tuesday, 'I nursday, Friday, Thursday Evening CLINTON OFFICE, 10 ISSAC STREET Monday, and Wednesday 482-7010 Call Lither Office For Appointment THE McKILLOP MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Office Main Street SEAFORTH Insures Town Dwellings * All Clattes of Farm Properyt Summer Cottages 4' Churches, Schools, Halls Objects, etc.) Is also available, Extended coverage (wind smoke, water damage, failing glirtor: 000.rkx.s Dark e.1)1. 4.4. +05' tv#yi. ',aw e *T•olt?ro- .11."1.kkkV, VA14P11.Vei 7. 1.k`hN ALFALFA WEEVIL DAMAQE. GREATER THIS YEAR Dui lag 1909 Ontario alGtIfit go.•owers in some comities saw alfalfa weevil damage at the tienu,. wale level for the first time. Severe injury was limited to all counties bordering on Lake Erie and in Prince Edward County. Estimated losses to the first cut, tin ranged from 30 to 50a;,. Little injury appeared on the second cut- ting, due primarily to the fact that the harmful larvae or worms at- tained their full development on the initial alfalfa 'p:•i•iiiivtli that could not be cut op lime bet:n11.$0 of wet weather. This year, says Karl Berem ,1:1-xlension Entomologist, Ontario Departmnet of Agriculture and Food, in addition to heavy damage in the counties mentioned above, ii is expected that considerable in- iary to alfalfa will also occur in at least the southern half of Lamb, ton, Middlesex, Elgin, Brant. and NVentWorth Counties, es well im the southern parts of Hastings. LennoX and Addington. Freritortae. and T,eedls, The damage is caused by the larvae or Worms, which hey orne abundant between the last week of May,and the tirst. two Weeks of June, depending on location and Weather, The larvae emerge from egs's which are laid in the alfalfa Stems by the adults in the spring. Alfalfa growers' should be aware Of the fact that when the temper- ature is high enough to cause eggs to hatch; huge numbers of larvae :Annear all 'at once and van deci- mate a field in a matter of days, It. is there.ilme very ti-tportant that all fields be checked every two or three days during the. critical period mentioned above. Cantrol is directed against the larvae 'when 25 to 5O4le of the leaves show feeding damage. says Mr. Bereza, and early cutting is roc° m mended, even in the late bud stage. If it is not possible to cut due to the lack of plant de- velopment Or interference from wet; weather, and insecticide May have to he considered, information to date indicates that unless stand. is about-50c4 alfalfa it may not pay to spray. The use of Parasites for the con, trot of the alfalfa weevil appears to be a practical measure. During 1969, parasites were credited with the very significant reductions of weevil populations and the dam- age they caused in several States. In view of that develtipment, parasites, be released in Ont- ario shortly. Three different specie:: of tiny wasps. two of which parasitize the larvae, and one which attacks the. adult weevil, will be distribut- ed in two locations per county,. The parasite releases are done in cooperation With! alfalfa growers in the cbutities that Were heavily infested in 1969. The length of time remdred to attain ademiate control with para,, Sites Will' (10000 lat,olp Oh frof. !.10.14044 tql3114100118 !ti auroqa Janes Keys, P-13 Seaferthl V. Lane. ftrt 5, SeafOrtht,