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FOR' BEGINNERS ONLY 4
w1
plus pyrethrum
I tion for insects. However, un-
less these are used before .dam-
age is cybserved, they will fail
This week we conclude the_ enitileipp is of -las. adequate aids, in keeping
story of Rost I nenrie. There t't'ctive. ;your roues healthy. Use then
is one more disease to be men. ! e It would not be surprising if every ten days, except in rain,
toned and it is Chlorosis. . Hhis catalogue of disuses and,'s,tarting when the rose buds
The symptoms' are a yellow•- ' pests was sufficient ft deter 'first appear.
• ,ing of the, leaves and stems. any beginner frogr ever con- ; Inspect and get to know your
This means a loss of the chlero- tarring rose growing. Merci• , bushes and watch them for
phyll needed ,to manufacture dully seasons varj• and the var- :;ign, of malnutrition. The other
- the carbohydrates on which- the ' tc't�' and intensity of the attacks !aids are correct pruning, allow -
plant feeds and it causes mal - ,vary too• ling, room between bushes- so
nutrition. defoliation and event- ' The purpose of listing ell the i es-, not .to produce pockets of
nal .dee*. Chlorosis can result "nemtes is to enable gardeners !moist 'air and -.finally, if aT
tt : ,i o --r-wateriri ' 5m� dratie r " ' nese'-'4h� a' ' `e' and—suTb-us�ails for two -years in a
age, .n: ect attack. or from in. . use the correct remedy. ' •••• t rei}ae•.be that its location
suffica•nt light It is, in fact. a Pressure Pump, Sprays ' ',is faulty 1,,vhen, in late October,
phi:,: eeica': disease and as : ,;1s a ettle,•of thumb it is sug- ,'it should be • dug up .and re -
:such, .1 dere, from those men- ee,tcd that anyone pos s'aing l sited in a more open space.
tioneu .et week since it is nci .t' dozen br rnere rose -bushes !But remember, in spite of all.
, cause . by a pathogenic organ- should ar•rn himself with two, the ,enemiesf few flowers have
ism ba' results from en upset pressure ,!pump sprays, each of held the imagination all down
"ef tri: r: ,rural process of groath. , 11, g,a.bloiiee, capacity. " Each , the ages, as has the' rose.
-hould be bolcly markeci with Flower Show August 29
Iron Det#ciency ' es content, and the contents ; Do . not forget that the
1' :, tnerally helico ed to be 'Mould always be •' the same. FLOWER SHOW will be held
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Phaltan
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aturday, August
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gst 2
9th, indue.t,., :,n deficiency
>- . , m..'...e_ :_,--,E1.eedt•tottfer-fu ge.s•.-dr ,. .tt 5tireset Etettiettal
-ti�+, • - 'di•..w-'�-., _f 1Z } 4 w'asn�lql[I�r•.., cl? .3 ,"k,ci' Eleil� "rI`L:4w4'''?' -%•�,3
requees. et can h�• caused by. ..
the . et t. eof a Mine'• d�•r sing -'•-..
��i::�„�...� �Toll Free
.\ t'.,'_;,:er'ai lithe tend, to in-
cr�'a 'ha availab;Pity _of the
trete., r..ewt ntHowever the
bales is critical and in highly ph
phone ,calls placed between
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MRS. B.QYCE TO APPEAR SEPT. 25
PUG Theft
Case'
e
For Seaforth Court
The case ,.of Mrs. 'Denim
Boyce of R.R. 2, Seaforth, who
is charged with • •the theft of
mord than $11,000 from the
”Seaforth PUC, has been - ad-
journed to September'25. It is
docketed for Seaforth,
Magistrate lis Glynn Hays
took the action in a regular ses-
sion of his court here August 13.
-Mrs. Boyce' was, remanded out
of custody with bail continued
at $5,000.
The charge against her al-
le,;ees Mrs. Boyce stole $11,92'8.74
from the S,aforth Public Util-
ities Commission while an em-
ployee of The PUC during the
years 1962-6§-64. •
Adjourned. u t_19
the case og William D. Schroed-
er` of R.R. 2, Ceptralia, charged
with rape.' Defendant Sehroed;
er Was remanded in custody,
pending a hearing° on his case.
The charge •tgairist Schroeder
ailgees the offense was commit-
ted in the Grand Bend ;a•r•-ea July
30 and involved a 17 -year-old
girl.
Other court business August
13:
Cliliord '.Vanstone of R.R. 4,
A st...:
pleat ink .girl . ` ca a of,
' !failing to Ston at an intersec-
tion-Mr,'Van •tone's car struck
monthl\' rates en Luck'now and'a ;rain truck at the Intersection
Dungannon will not corse into of Elgin avenue and South
effect until long distance
charges are removed from tele -street here July 9.
Donald MallOu-gh of Goderich
one Calls
alka:rt sail, with an abrtnd:, Lucknow and Dungannon in the
spring of 1965. ,
” ell e' all Tlit
a ed- . eat IS"rs
. mint. :oro nut reduced to a„form • t`2f1'rce
,.Dialing (DDD) will be introduc-
w'hicr. is gigs' iiiahle by the rose, Technical difficulties will de- ed to Clinton and- Goderich sub -
The modern ,palliative is an lay the introduction of toll free 'scribers: 'Dungannon subscrib-
iron chelate. marketed as calling between Lucknow and ens will receit•e DDD- service in
ance iIf ealciurn and phosphate'Ap
[street Di
arm
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��'n It
Seque;Irene, which is soluble in I Dungannon and between Gode- the spring of 1965.
The three communities will
then join the, growing number
of communities where subscrib-
ersially c ,aiks 4oi1s. For this later this year, th' plans will can dial their own csaiison-
,� i effect 4 to -station long distance calls to
ee,qut . re 1 .us s available, eeo into effect its the spring of, any one of more than 90,000,000
c(lnta,r, -ag iron, manganese and 11965.
Water and can be applied to the rich and Dungannon, .officials of
soil :, r':.in;t the roots. .A man- the Iliteon and.Kinloss Tele-
ant'':leucin is also a pos- �;Alone Company ann Etnced this.
sihlt• e: e,e of Ch orosis , e `p c• vet k. Originally'. scheduled for
q, u� ;r ^tesh,a'honesx in Canada nd the
1i"i�'"�",k9i' ":'�'�"'`.i'�fi'man,wcsamsFns stYat ;earaxa¢ar�r�+sa'aej.urmc, u,�: a�r,'.� lit enntf 7111' 7.91 1171 t'�'�iryan., .ta eL '.���„ucw'rPmac�.RmS A1MNMANNdA.YWWJ.
Fungus Infects remo‘ ed. from telephone calls Direct ,Distance Dialing is-
1piaect .betweon.T.Gtid-eitich '.and made -possible -,by. gi�irt.g. every;-
_.- r •ca Per_. 11:se!.;3Sc.'s I'e,ts1 vlinton n, scheduled ..th.rs. fall.._-on.e'•of--Clic-4441ons of telephone
end eeeeee, infest an4, c arnage, The addition of the Clinton ex -
infects bid causes ; chane to the local calling area
clieeeet.' APHIDS or green fly of Goderich is su•ffiicient to
attack n, v.* tender 'shoots, espec- f make a nominal increase in
ially "bol,. Fortunately they monthly rates. There.. -will be
have mennatural •enemies in ! no further increase in' Goderich
tite spi rrews and ladybirds, but rates when the Dungannon ex -
these ere unable to keep mor 1 change is added next spring, .
ruse., r :rely clear. . The''best Althoui h Credefi?htelephone_ Bering Plan Areds, •ea.cb-.iclenti
I..Iler� u. Malathion, Lindane. users will 'pay higher monthly fled hyla three -digit area code.
or 1):r'l,nen, any or'a of which rates where the .pian is intro- The ai='ea code for Goderich,
.▪ should be sprayed on in- solu- 1 duced,•- most of them, will pay Clinton and Dungannon is 519
users in Canada and the United
States a different number, just
as each telephone customer in
Goderich, Dungannon '-oiw Clin-
ton has .his, ownindividual
number.
North America has been div-
ided into more than 135 Num-
- - ' .4lo€-s i'n . total-rnon•t-h-ly---bi-l-ls• carr ti-sevee -di •it Iep-hts�re--rlcrmiber
TH1�1PS swarm'over all parts iehey are paying at present when in any of the' three centres,
atha% e ground ca sing a mo tl- 1'. ong•distance'charges to Clinton. wAheit prefixd by 519. will not be
iiie `and marbling effect on Fare .added to the monthly 'bill, duplicated anyw-here i'n North
kms_ leavIes Youn7 shoots are dis:•... The nominal. • increase in ; Ani'erica-. •' •
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• _ ,ts4a-rr-cl-buds arrd®fl.owe eediA +w,,.sn r. u1,14
, cblorcd and .pierced with fine '
holm. {especially! on the petal
margins. The adult. insect is
black er brown, one -tenth -of an
inch .'long. Again ;Malathion or
• DDT is effective sprayed. '
I'll ROSE LEAFHOPPER
Cariebe recognized by the pale as
mottled areas.pnieaves during
spring and summer,. together
with cast skins or moults on'the
undersides, severe attack`
C2au" es leaf -fall, especially on
climb•in roses. ” Treatment is
as for Thrips., '
SCALE INSECTS attack
shoots and stems of -"wild and -
cultivated:roses. Stems .take
on the appearance of having
been' dusted with red pepper,
lt7ttiion <is
effectice in spring.
The Chewers
THE CATERPILLARS of a
variety of moths are all'chewers
and can cause complete defoli
ation, bud and flower injury
leaf-skeletonizing ,and leaf -min
ing. The. ,remedy .is to hand
pick -or spray .with DDT , to
which pyrethrum has been add
ed. 'Rose Maggots, which cause
leaf -roll can he reached with
nicotine dust. Leaf -Miners can
not- be circumvented and leaves
must be collected and burnt.
SAWFLIES come in 70 'spe-
cie; of which ,the 'leaf roiling
rose sawfly is one of the most
destructive. The black shining
adults are'like 'Queen Ants and
appear in June. The rose slug
sawfly -feeds on the upper sur-
face ef,Ithe leaf and ,slteleton-
izes ;t. ' Remedy as for cater-
p:liars, but all rolled leaves
should he removed and burnt.
The other enemies ,are leaf
cutting, -;bees and chafers, of
varying size and destructtive-
nes:;. There is no effective con-
trol for the bees short of de-
stroying 'their nest. The chaf-
ers attack foliage, buds and the
topen blooms of roses. DDT
ENJOY THE FINEST 'FOOD
IN TOWN • ' ,
Chinese Food
cur Specialty
ALSO TAKE-OUT ORDERS
OPEN DAILY 7 a.m. to 10 p.m:
,.n Open Friday and Saturday
Until 12 Midnight
The e Esquire`
Restaurant
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Puts
the
things•
'You
want
within
yoiir
reach
w•as .fined $20 and costs after he
plea"hed° guilty to , a charge of
faJJ,pg to turn out to th'e left
iia .ettou beto- kaide trikfinge.n-
other car here' July„ 18. A
charge .of careless driving was
withdrawn,
Arnold Leroy".Kerr 'of Gode-
rich Township, was fined $35
and costs after, he entered a
guilfy plea to the charge he
caused notse by squealing car
tires in Goderich July `3. His
license was suspended for 30
days.
PhilipBruce
ruce Gemeinhardt
BarfrehieqY•n14Ryle$3t Q 1Uie,•o1f
after he pleaded guilty to a
charge of unnecessary_ nurse..,,
According.,_... o tlie._chaxge, ,t!t_..
offence occurred in Stanley'
Township, July '23: The “un-
necessary noise," recited the
charge. was caused by a device
attached to the rdxhaust of a
car. driven. by Kerr. His license
was suspended for 15 days.
Also,. on August 13, the mag-
istrate's court here considered
the uses of:
Paul Cprtese,and Donald Yeo,
causing •i.,disLurbance by fight--
ing
ght=ing in theeBayfield dance pavil=
ion July 224, each fined $40 plus
costs; Kenneth D.- McAllister of
Mitchell, charged with causing
a disturbance by the ' use of
obscene language in Seaforth,
August 8, pleaded guilty, three
days in jail (charge "of having
An unregistered firearm was
withdrawn); Pack Wynford Con
nish, having liquor in an unlaw
ful place, adjourned to August
20; -Patrick Lynn Murphy,' hav-
ing liquor in 'an unlawful place,-
dede-gniitir X25-a-ritt-ee 5r-
Willam Vaughan, Munro, charg-
ed as 'a ."minor £onsttrning,e
contested', adjourned, Ronald
Douglas Oliver, charged as a
minor consthning, pleaded guil-
ty, adjourned to September 16;
Arthur Bushie, charged - with
being intoxicated in a .public
place, pleaded not guilty, ad-
journed to 'August 27;
Charles- Allison, unnecessary
noise,
$25
and costs; Oliver Mc-
Brien ... faili '
speeding, adjourned_ for per-
sonal.sununo.ns; Miolaacl-Eck ert,
littering highway, withdrawn:
James Burton„Brewer, .speeding,
,adjourned for• personal service;
Barbara Hamilton, no driver's
license, adjourned; William
Scrimgeour, speeding, 'adjourn-
ed: and James . Samuel Robb.
speeding, $10 and costs.
Taylor's Cor
TAYLOR'S • CORNER. — Mrs.
Wm. Elliott` of Port Colborne
spent a few days at the McCabe
home last week.. Her family,
who had heel visiting here
while sha had a,• t' ip on -the
S.S. Bayton with Capt. Elliot:;
t•et urged home with bele
Mfrs.' Florence Ginn spent Sun-
day with relatives in Atwood.
.The Community Club have
been invited to meet at the
home of Mrs. Gordon Orr, 149
13ayficeld road, (,otter•ich, on Aug-
ust 25. Ladies please note
change of date -
Club Picnic
TheCommunity Club held
their
The,
at. the schoolhouse,
Wednesday of'last week, clue to!
the heavy' rain. There was a
good attendance of members,
also past members. The re-
s•ultsv of sports w.ee as follows:
-1 re sehael, Pag .Fisher, Mar -y
Ellen Sturdy;' '6-7 years, Jon
Ginn,, Jeff Scott; .boys under
nine, Jeff ,Scott, Bill Whitely,
Tom Sinclair; girls 10 and 11,
Nancy Ginn, Heather Whitely,'
Laurie Gin}; boys, 10 and 1,1,
John Sturdy, Brian Schmidt,
Bill Whitely; girls, 13 and un-
ner
Dead Animal
dpr, Laurie Ginn, Heather
Whitely, Nancy Ginn; boys, 13
and under, Jon Ginn, Wayne
Elliott, Robert Smith. In the
boys' and girls' relay, the boys
tealn won, also the balloon race.
Thee balloon in basket was won
by Randy Schmidt's team. The
adult sports were as follows:
heaps in jar, Mrs. Birdie White-
ly; name contents of parcels,
Mrs. Jane .Sinclair; elfminatipn,
Mre. Ida Snyder; balloons on
Plate, Norma Walters'; team;
spelling contest, Eileen Rodges;
lucky cup, Eileen Rodges; old-
est lady, Ethel Sturdy;, birth-
day .closest to picnic day, lion:
raine Young. The ladies served
a delicious supper to. conclude
for dead" rand disabled jnimals
call collect
Darling & Company
a Canada Ltd.
Phone HU 2=7269, Clinton
Dead •animal licence number
262-C-63
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a pleasant afternoon. A vote of I The rarest Canadian coin are
$10 and $20 gpld pieces minted,
without official authority, in
British Columbia during the
Fraser River 'gold rush.
thanks from forrrr members
was extended the groqp by Mrs.
Mabel Holmes' and, Mrs. Birdie
Whitely.
OPENS WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9
9:00 to 11:00 a.m.'
Phone Mrs. D. J. Wolterbeek at 524-8730
or Mrs. Barbara Crawford at -524-9336
GOD.ERIC,H BUSINESS
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23rd FALL TERM OPENS SEPTEMBER 8
Practical Instruction- in all Commercial Subjects
SENIOR and JUNIOR COURSE,
-BUS.
EDUCATORS'
ATORS'
ASSOCIATION
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Modern Equipment — Qualified Teachers
pial. 524-8521, 7284 or 6307 for an appointment.
OPEN
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Wednesday and Saturday Evenings y
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League Reservations . . •, Naw Being Accepted.
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PlioneA 524-9966
204 Huron Road
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LOW-COST LIFE -INSURED LOANS, :.
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EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO START
YOUR SCH� !
QOL YEAR
Complete Range of Leather Briefcases • Zipper Binders • School Bags
Pencil Cases • Etc. -
• Large Assortment of 3 -Ring Notebooks • Refills • Index Dividers
, • Spiral Notebooks • Scribblers, • Steno Pads
Rulers • Pencils • Erasers • Etc..
FULL PRICE RANGE OF PENS — BALLPOINT, CARTRIDGE,r,ETC.
.TWO FREE DRAWS
MOtor Scooter or Portable TV Set
A chance to win, a motor scooter or a portable TV set. Simply guess the
number of Sheaffer Ink Cartridges in the big plastic bubble in our window.
ENTRY FORMS ON REQUEST — NOTHING TO BUY!
'TRANSISTOR -RAL'
10 DRAW
`A L S O: Every $1.00 purchase of school supplies entitles you to a FREE
chance on . transistor radio.
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Shop Early , and Avoid Opening ., n bayRush !
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ANDERSON'S BOOK STORE
East Street Next to Post Office Goderich
TI -IIS IS REVENUE!
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According to the_...."Vote Yes" Committee, the Ontario government takes 15%
cents on every 60 -cent drink. Of the• provincial government revenue, estimated
at $110,000,000 for 1964-65, a dribble is passed on to municipalities in gallonage tax,
and from the, -LCB comes also a share of fines.
The news items covered by the specimen headings shown here told of a thitther)-,
tined $32.50 fleavisix th°tic en two hours in a car while she drank beer,
of another mother
or finnged
$25,"•a f tier $50. Such items appear frequently in the
daily papers. -
Obviously`, towns revenue could -be augmented if we had, beer parlors,
and more police to catch people breaking, the law. If we 49 not want any
part of this blood money wrung from victims of the liquor habit,
VOTE NO
�► Qestions 1 and ,2
HEREIS WHAT LIQUOR DOES
TO HOMES:
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(Signal -Star„ November 21, 1963),
DRINKING SEEN MAJOR PAUSE OF
BROKEN HOMES; ADQPTED CHILDREN
Of 37 children made permanent wards of the Children's Aid Society in Huron
this year, .•enly''one 'came into cate because of his own , delinquency. Elo eii' had
lost one parent, three had lost both. At Icast 18 came from broken homes, .and in
at least 16 cases one cause for the breakup was drinking. • These facts were laid
before county council -in the report of Miss Clare ''McGowan, loca14 director.
"We all know what liquor does," said Police Chief Minshall in a recent talk on
motor traffic.
"Cars and liquor fill court docket," — Heading in Signal -Star.
"Liquor and thefts keep court busy." — Signal -Star heading,
DON'T OPEN THE FLOODGATES WIDER.
VOTE "NO" SEPT. tho
Al,L 5 QUESTIONS ...
Inserted By "Vote No" Committee •
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