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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1959-05-21, Page 6Hie „r 7 'KINTAIL THE GODERICH SIGIsIA.I;,-STAR V •. 1�1A�.7VRIag vz d- oif - Windsor, spent the ';leek -end with r a ,ez MacDonald. iIr. Ken. MacKenzie, of Toronto, volata boptio for the week-end. 4s Marianne West fs home ;froom Stratford Teachers' College, ��..pupils of Hemlock City School spent Friday in Toronto, where they toured places of inter - 1.. t= .�nr +a;ITt ,C.•'1^ orro.yr GODERICH HORSE WINS Wil l i n. rued_ and drivers by William Gardner, of Goderich, won the eighth race at Batavia, New York,Monday evening. The horse paid $44 and won by a nose over another Canadian horse from Quebec. Outstanding entertainment Madame de Kurthy's 4th Annual Ballet .Recital Saturday, May 30 GREENER- THUMB By A MacLeod Ross' ' of solution per four sq. "yds. , of rose bed. (..(2(i.LL'*<'i'd4171YiN" •r.1Yw��.^/(•' iyyy1 44YY (By G. MacLeod Ross) The Rose, probably the best known and best beloved of all flowers, is now demanding the at- tention of its enthusiastic growers. .Pruning: In spite of protective hillirig-up, many growers lost some plants to the 16w temperatures of last winter. Climbers seem to have been the, worst hit, but it is still too early to be sure- which por- tions are killed and pruning should be ' deferred until mortality i$• established. Hybrid teas, on the other hand, should have been pruned ere this. Here, pruning depends 'on what you desire. Heavy pruning gives fewer . but larger blooms, light pruning, more but smaller ones. All dead wood is cut right down to the bu union. The remaining canes should be cleanly cut about 14 inch above an outward shdwing bud, For general practice, leave five buds above ground on each cane. Ramblers bloom on shoots which arise in the Spring bn wood grown in the pre- vious summer. Prune only dead and weak shoots. Spraying: Last July and August black spot was very •prevalent and too' many precautions cannot be taken against it. Spraying always seems } �f. s HARRY et, more effective than dusting and an application of Triogen now and every ten days during the early growing season, before rain pre- ferably, is desirable. In midsum- mer, spray weekly, especially in rainy weather or when insects are numerous. Black spotted leaves must be treated like the plague, picked off and burnt. 'In Novem- ber, It is a good plan to soak the soil surrounding the rose trees with a solution of Jeyes Fluid -1O tablespoons to the gal- lon of water, applying a gallon, Roses deteriorate very (laic* ,they do, not get regular plentiful supplies of food. Last year, Several members were intro- duced to the century old Tonks Mixture and all reported good re- sults. In one oase results were so sensational that it became- neces- 's'ary to award a Tonks Medal for zeal. The ingredients may be pur- chased locally, though it is neces- sary to visit three different stores. Mix dry in a carton: six pounds Superphosphates, five pounds Nit- rate of potash, one pound sulphate of magnesia (Epsom, Salts), one- half pound sulphate of iron and finally four pounds sulphate of lime (Plaster of Paris). The dosage is four ounces per -square yard and the cost $2.00 for 66 square yards. The mixture is applied' dry in a shallow circular furrow dug with ''a trawl, at about nine inches radius GODERLC$, MEN'S INTERMEDIATE SORSALL TEMA (Last Year's "A” Finalists) Anyone interested turn out at the Arena Diamond THURSDAY NIGHT, MAY 21: — ALL POSITIONS OPEN ' — HAVE YOU YOUR TICKET FOR THE • TURKEY SUPPER AI NILE on Wednesday May 27ih? Tickets are being sold prior to the day and can be obtained at stores in Goderich or from W.A. and Board of Stewards of the ,Nile church. ti ADULTS $1.50 PUBLIC SCHOOL CHILDREN 50c , SUPPER STARTS AT 5.30 P.M. RETARDED CHILDREN .A meeting of this Association will be held in our Schoolroom IN MacKAY HALL, AT 8 P.M. SHARP, ON TUESDAY, MAY 26, 1959 Yob ARE CORDIALLY INVITED — We are very grateful for the following donations: (1) $100 from Ontario Provincial Police: (2) A quart of milk daily for our children from Charles Wilson of tbig'Cities Service, West Street. World's firstid§ting color rinse 4.\ around each tree. The furrow is (filled in, with soil and may be o expose the tender young fibrous roots tg„,p4ontact with the mixture. It is so ub`le an much more speedy in action 'than bone meal as well as being cheaper.' Try it at once. and report your experience at one of the society's discussion periods in the Fall. Ap- ply it again after the first flowering and again before hilling-up for the winter. Here are two useful books for the gardener --Penguin Handbooks No. 4Q on Annuals and Biennials and No. 37 on Roses. The former is prepared in collaboration with the Royal Horticultural Society and is very appropriate for this climate. Anderson's Book Store has promis- ed to stock them both. The thanks of all a.re clue to those intrepid member§ who, led by Mrs. S. C. Argyle, sowed calen- dula seed on Harbor Hill Rockery recently. Incidentally, the rockery is still a very good advertisement for the society.. The .first Flower Show is at Mac- Kay Hall on June 27th. Entry forms will be mailed to members at the end of -May. 1t is -hoped that everyone will conspire to make this a most successful and colorful show. The society's spring planting at the. new Hospital Wing ,is nearly complete. Forty Pfitzer junipers adorn the' visitors' entrance, whilst two schwedler maples are in leaf at the emergency entrance. Very shortly, Mr. Percy Barker will be planting a display of begonias in l the planter at the former entrance. These will be followed in the Fall by tulips- presented by the ' Girl Guides. An advertisement' in the Signal - St r brings quick results. -0f,,gY„: .THURSDAY, MAY 21st, 199e Liberal Candidate in Huron 1n CKNX-TV Weclnesday, May 27,; at 7.2.5 p.m. r CKNX RADIO Friday, AMay 22, at 12.05 noon }riday, May29, at 10.55 a.m. • (Publis1ued by Huron Liberal Association) Your_ Liberal Candidate in Huron A Liberal Government In Ontario Will . —Provide a ,38tem of direct c;afih- grams of $30000 annually to each qualified Ilui.ver•- sity ,student: who imis1 live a •ti.}- 'from bottle while ptirsi►in.g his higher education. —Make possible a ma5isive highways eon: str0et ion scshenle that. would provide rosily nou- designated as required, and do it carder a new financing,structure that • would segregate the highway' ht►rlget, ---Undertake a complete reform of, the On- tario Municipal Aat which would have as tine oh,jeeti,ve •the pitogressive remo -a1 of e-cllrcation taxation from real property. —Create a new Department of Marketing primarily concerned with the distribution of farm products. �. -F xtl�tid thy? existing I12spit�al Insurance scheme to cover -the care of chronically ill and e�lrivaleseent5 in ho0spitat's and nur.siu�, homes, and to Inver out-patientcare, Provide provi•nria1 nn.,aehinery to Blake possible a portable pension scheme: 'I'li'is «ollrl1 allow for tho.transfer of a worker's 11+'11�{orl frOn) ,empinj-er 4'o employer. Harry Strang, as . a milnicipal Clerk and, successful farmer, is fully qualified to press for a solution of the many problems facing municipalities lo -day. He knows the pro- blems of the ,farmer, of the businessman. VOTE LIBERAL — VOTE ST'.ANG N IB Vote LIBERAL • In -Huron VOTE STRAN4G On June ' lltb PP Helena Rubinsten's new COLOR LIFT lasts through 5 shampoos ! • Another beautiful ``first" by Helena Rubinstein.—unique Color Lift, the rinse . that__con;d.itious. as it colors _ and lasts— through five shampoos! Color Lift won't rub off on pillows, lingerie --and it won't brush out. You can see why it is literally revolutionizing hair color rinsing! Color Lift is easy to _use-, it lathers on right from the bottle—no fussy applicator, no sepai�'ate mixing. Helena- Rubinstein -has formulated this amazing rinse in 11 natural -looking colors that bring 'life to every shade of .hair from golden blonde to very g•r':ik. 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