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water. Preventing cattle from
drinking directly from the pond
will also help avoid stirring up the
sediment on the bottom. •
rural Huron
detrimental. Forty-three percent
of the rural and forty-one percent
of the key respondents felt the
plant would do more harm than
good.
Almost everyone surveyed
agreed that the plant would
stimulate industry, with 76
percent of the urban sample, 52
percent of the rural and 61
percent of the key respondents in
agreement.
Although many Huron County
residents opposed the plant,
there doesn't appear to be any
hard feelings as 79 percent of the
urban sample said they trust
Ontario Hydro, as did 50 percent
of the rural and 41 percent of the
key respondents.
Very few felt that Hydro has
become too powerful although as
many as 56 percent of the urban
sample alone was undecided on
that question.
The survey showed that the
publicity on the labk of concern
shown by the hydro for the people
is not necessarily true as 67
percent of the urban, 50 percent
of the rural and 54 percent of the
key respondents said they
believed that hydro is concerned.
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PORTS 'CORNER
Pee Wees in playoN
Brussels Peewees Baseball
team finished the regular season
tied with. Atwood for first place,
each losing two games.
Brussels now goes on to play
Wroxeter, best out of three, in
first round of playoffs.
Win ners at
Ho wick
bin go
Regular games: Viola Hallan,
Lae know; Deanna. Boyd, Gorrie;
June Edgar, Wingham and Mrs.
,
Holloway, Wingham; Margaret
,-Ryan, Wingham; Clara McInnis,
Fordwic; Mrs, Huisser,
L istowe l; Mrs. Huisser, Jan
, Tharlow and Marilyn Delmedico,
all of Listowel; Mrs. Huisser;
Mrs, McLennan, Lochalsh; Mrs.
is Derbecker, Wingham; Sarah
.Anst e t, Wirigham & Mrs.
upper, Listowel; Mrs. Holloway
St Mrs. Day, both of Wingham.
Share the Wealth: 1. - Maude
•;Greenley, Harriston; 2. Mrs.
Anderson, Lucknow.
$25 Special: Irene Lawton,
,Kincardine.
Jackpot consolation plus bonus:
Irene L wton.
Stand Up Bingo: Mr s.
Margaret Adams, Wroxeter.
Lap Card: Wilma Cheerey,
Listowel ,
Door Prizes: Wm. Upper,
Listowel, Mrs. Reihl, Wingham,
,Shirley Deitz, Miklay & Louise
Miller, Palmerston.
Lucky Draws: Mrs. Kaufman,
4 Listowel, Jean Upper, Listowel,
Pat The dorff, Listowel & Deanna
; Boyd, Gorrie.
Dart Game: Vera Hastings,
;;'Brussels - $10.
Pond
farm,
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Engineering, Ontario
Agricultural College.
Algae bloom and muddy water
are the most common troubles.
With careful treatment, these
problems can be eliminated and
othe chemicals, if used at the
recommended rates, arc not
harmful to fish, livestock or
humans.
Early summer is the time when
;,alg ae bloom becomes
particularly noticeable and
;,disagreeable. This can be
sontrolled and prevented by
applying bluestone (copper
,sulfate) at a rate of one-half to one
pound per 100,000 gallons.
stimate the amount of chemical
'you require and buy what is
:necessary at farm supply stores.
To apply the bluestone, first
,dissolve it in water in a plastic
ail, then use your garden
sprayer to apply it evenly over the
surface of the water. On large
lands, spraying can be done from
boat, Be careful when handling;
in concentrated form bluestone is ,lisonous. At recommended
rates, however, it does not harm fish or prevent swimming
activities.
To clear ponds of muddy water,
'ref. Irwin recommends
Reading agricultural gypsum -veil!), at a rate of six pounds per
.000 cubic feet of water. If the
lind does not clear in several
lays, repeat the operation.
On muddy shallow ponds (less
han three feet deep), spreading
loose hay at a rate of two bales
Per acre of surface has some
invited success. This treatment
ay be carried out at 14-day
ntervals, up to a maximum ofour times a year. However, Prof '
Teaent
int emphasizes that hay
should not be used on stocked pon ds.
If undisturbed, treated ponds
etnain clear indefinitelY. But
EverY week more and more ,•opld discover what mighty jobs
le accomplished by low cost Post
ant Ads. Dial Brussels
further steps can be taken to
maintain clear water; grassed
areas around the pond will keep
soil particles from entering the
0 AC pond maintenance
s are a great asset on a
but some of the problems
wnerr are faced with can 'be
ting.- "Perhaps most
sing is being unable to use
ter that is there,'' says
rvey shows .W.Irwin, of the School of •Su
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plans.
"It would appear that a
majority of 51 percent, 67 percent
or even 80 percent of the
population (in favour of the plant)
would be realtively meaningless
in establishing these limits, if the
remainder of the population were
forced to submit to a project that
they viewed as devastating to
their life style, culture and/or
livelihood," says Ontario Hydro,
From the urban sample, 50
percent were in favour of the
plant. The rural sample showed
only 33 percent in favour and key
respondents showed 43 percent
for the plant.
Many were undecided in all
three samples, 30 percent in the
urban, 26 in rural and 24 in key
respondents.
-"It appears that these
segments of each sample
potentially hold the balance
between approval and
disapproval of this project,"
Ontario Hydro said.
Fifty-five percent of the people
from the urban sample felt that
the overall effects of this
development would be good while
20 percent felt it would be
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