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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1973-05-30, Page 11MINI VACATIONS BY HABKIRK TRANSIT SERVICE LIMITED JULY 3 '4 DAY PENNSYLVANIA Kutztown butch Folk Festival JULY 16 6 DAY Nova Scotian Mini Cruise JULY 25 6 DAY Montreal, Quebec City and Ste. Anne De Beaupre AUGUST 7 5 DAY Moosonee. Polar Bear Express AUGUST 18 B DAY Washington, Williamsburg, AUGUST 31 and Colonial Virginia OCTOBER 5 4 DAY Nashville, Grand Ole Opry 5,75.00 $120.00 $ 99.00 $104.00 $139.00 $ 66.00 PRICES QUOTED ARE BASED ON A FOUR TO A ROOM BASIS. OTHER PRICES LISTED IN TOUR BOOKET AVAILABLE BY WRITING HABKIRK TRANSIT BOX 700, SEAFORTH, OR YOUR LOCAL TRAVEL AGENT. DIRECT DIAL—TOLL FREE 1-800-265-4194 BOX 189 SEAFORTH. ONTARIO 519 527-0050 YOU ARE INVITED TO ATTEND dvangelistic Afeetings to be held, at Zion Conservative Mennonite Church . . June 3rd to June 10th. . • Nightly at 8:00 pan. Sunday Evenings at 7:45 p.m. Evangelist: EARL M'OSEMANN, Newville, Puma: Ier. 33:8—Call unto me and I will answer thee, and show thee' great and mighty things, which thou knOwest not. THIS WEEK from Ottawa rlowmen will discuss International in Huron Huron Plowmen's Association 46th annual plowing match will be held on September 15, in Hay Township on the Howard Datars farm, Lot 5, Concession 12 - 1 mile north of Dashwood. A coaching day is planned for September 14, when expert coaches will be on hand to give expert advice on the proper way to set a plow in order to make the best job of plowing. Plans. are completed to hold a draw for a carcass of beef valued St $450.00 - First prize - half of the carcass; second prize - hind quarter; third prize - front quarter. A meeting has been called of all the agricultural organizat- ions, fair boards and County council for June 28th at 8:30 in the cafeteria of .-Central Huron Secondary School, Clinton, to discuss the possibility of hosting the International Plowing Match in 1978. Demonstration isgood practice Am I using too much ferti- lizer? Would a different chemical give better weed control? It's important that farmers have the information to answer such ques- tions about production practices on their farms. Carrying out field demonstrations helps in understanding a crop's response to tillage, fertilization, and chemical weed control practices, says C.S. Baldwin, a soil scien- tist at the Ridgetown College of Agricultural Technology. These demonstration plots can be beneficial in many ways. If seed 'quality is questionable, leaving untreated test plots is a good way to check on seed quality. By comparing the development of plants in the untreated test plot with treated plants, it is possible to determine the effects of chemi-. cals used. Some pesticide per- formance guarantees now require a check strip so that comparisons can be made. Because many farmers in On- tario have been using large amounts of phosphorous and po- tassium fertilizers, soil test levels have risen. When soil test levels are high, the amount of fertilizer required can be re- duced with no loss in yields. Demonstration plots, with vary- ing rates of fertilizer' applied, permit comparisons of the res- ponse of plants in specific areas. Dr. Baldwin stresses the im- portance of careful marking of demonstration plots. The plots should be clearly marked out at the time , of application. Sturdy stakes, preferably white or a bright colur, should be lo- cated in the growing crop. Make- shift markers, such as stones, sticks, and fertilizer bags, that line up "somewhere" near the boundary of the test area are inadequate. Notes on the type of fertilizer, or pesticide, rate of application, and tillage practice whould be. kept. Mid Town Mayor aRIN&G No seCuRiTY- ot\II-`11 OPPoRTUNIMES. TRIG IS THE I_AND OF oPPOrZTLJNITY roR iA/Ho GETOFF ON THE Ri&NT Fool IN moRNI)N&. AND IEEP GoiNGTh, RIO-IT ALL PAy! •:\..Tsb ‘1,7, ' OIL AND GAS--CANADA FIRST Energy Minister Donald Mac- Donald said in the House of Corn- ons that the government is studying the possibility of a two- price system for oil and gas to protect Canadians against the effect of a United States petro- leum shortage. A Toronto Star editorial lauds the minister's suggestion stating that "Canada's abundance of oil... should be turned to the advantage of c'anadia.ns, both in conser- vation of the resource for our future needs and in reasonable prices to Canadian consumers." RECORD AGRICULTURAL EX- PORTS Canadian farmers exported a record $2,135 billion in agricul- tural products in 1972 - exceed- ing the two billion dollar mark for the first time. Expanded sales of wheat, bar-' ley,. pork, cattle hides and furs, were largely responsible for the $151 million increase over the previous export record set 'in 1971. PRICE AND WAGE FREEZE OP- POSED Premier William Davis of On- tario doesn't think Canada's economic situation is serious enough to warrent wage and price controls. He told the Ontario Legislature "my own view is that we have not reached that point." PRIME MINISTER MEETS WITH PREMIERS At the conference with pre- miers in Ottawa, Prime Minister Trudeau urged increased co- ordination of federal and provin- cial government programs. Mr. Trudeau said that (ga strong federalism requires both a strong federal government and strong provincial governments." The Prime Minister and the premiers are meeting for three days to discuss primarily the financing of three cost-sharing programs - medicare, hospital insurance and post-secondary education. COUNCIL ON MULTICULTURA- LISM The Hon. Stanley Haidasz, Minister responsible for Multi- cultural policy, announced the first appointments to the Consul- tative Council on Multicul- turalism. The Council consists of a National Chairman, Julius Ko- 'toles from Winnipeg; two Vice- 'Chairmen Agathe Lacourciere- Lacerte from Quebec City and Lino Magagna. from Port Credit, Ontario. In addition, there are five regional chairmen from Nova Scotia, Quebec, Ontario, Alberta and British Coumbia. The full membership of the i Council is drawn from ,very ethnic group in Canada and the minister will use the Council to improve his communications with these groups. WESTERN CONFERENCE . Prime Minister Trudeau and the premiers of the four western provinces will hold their Confer- ence on Western. Economic Opportunities in Calgary, July 24, 25 and 26. The Conference, the first of its kind in the history of Cana- dian federalism, will consider ways to broaden the economic and industrial base of Western Canada. Earlier this month, Mr. Trudeau said the on- ference is another step that we are taking..., in order to try to resolve the kind of alienation which exists in the western part of this country." C S-LINDAY'SASERMOitl) There are few , times as joyous as Easter. For in Easter we see a purpose and a mean- ing in our lives. our faith is renewed when we realize the importance and impact of Easter. God has come through with His promise to man. Christ died for us, and yet we must be joyous-for he was raisedfrom the dead and has promised to be a comfort to all men, through all ages, until the end of the world. He is very much alive today and willing to help us, if we would only receive him. It may be easy to dial long distance today and reach a party thousands of miles away with no trouble at all. It's even easier to reach Christ, you don't even need a telephone. All you need is a need and desire in your heart to do what God wants you to do with your 'life. For in Easter, we are reassured that Jesus Christ lives-and the proof is in our faith. ENTERTAINMENT AT FAMILY PARADISE SUNDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 3 SILVER STRINGS • FAMILY PARADISE CAMPING PARK Don't forget Saturday Night Dances ••••••••••••••• WANT ADS BRING QUICK RESULTS : DIAL 887-6641 DATE VISITING TEAM • W.O.A.A. LADIES' SOFTBALL Bantam Schedule HOME TEAM TIME May 30 - Brussels at Brodhagen 700 June 5 Brodhagen at Rostock 7:00 June 6 TaVistOCk 6:45 at , Clinton JUne 7 Dublin at Brussels 7:00 ' June 10 BrusSelt at l'AVIStoCk 3:30 ' June 14. Dublin at TAViStodk 7:00 June 15 RoStOokat Dublin 7)000 June 19 TatrittOok at Rostock 7:00 June 20 DUblin_ a Brodhagen 7100' Rostoc 21 Brodhagena tt, Brussels C linton 7:00 June 5 June 24 Rostock at Brodhagen 1:00 661: June 26 Brodhagen at Clinton . Dublin At Rostock June 27 ta,vistock 61 Brussels :if)O Attie 28 Brodhagen at Tavistock 6145 July 5' Clinton at Tavistock 76t:41 July 3 Brussels at '0 liken July 10 tavittOCk at Dublin 711::0060 BruSSelS at Rostock -July 11 Clinton at Brodhagen 7:110 July 12 Clinton at litttgsel '7,t00 Ra§touk at Tavistock 8t48 July 18` Tavistock at Rostock 7:00` July 13 Bittdhateit At' buiiiiii July 17 Brussels, at Dublin My 19 Rostock at Brodhagen.71.:-bbbb, Clinton . July 20 Dublin at Clinton at Brussels' 'lib() IitiO 1i4E, BRUSSELS, tiOlt-MAY•10, 1'973,4 is .