HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1969-04-03, Page 188 L� DE1UCi biONAL hli AR, THURSDAY APRIL 3',< 1960
Control scale
insects with
correct nib#hods
.Scale insects attack -many,
trees, shrubs and evergreens. It'
talk,%%c'd .tai multiply, they can
'seriously weaken tht,se plants,
advise entomologists - with the
Ontario Department of
.lgricul1ure and food.' Their
scale coat protect, tht'tn from
most . insecticides. Ilowt 'er,
dormant sprays. applied before
thc buds break in spring, are
effective 10 nkilling`"scale insects,
Lecaniu n scales art' reddish
brown. cc nye'\ in shape, and are
usually on the undersides of the
t \y igs. 'They attack trees and
shrubs such as stone fruits. Spy
Apple., oak, ash. toxus and white
cedar.
San Jose scale is flat, circ•ill.ar;
about' the size of a -pinhead, and
ashy brown to black in color.
The insect attacks- nearly all
nods trees and shrubs,
Lilac and ('otoneAsler are
particularly susceptible to
ovslershell scale. Other
ornamentals, including hurtle
garden fruit trees. may be
attacked as Well. The oystershell
scale is small and chalky -colored.
When a plant is infested, remoial
of heavily attacked branches is
advised, 'Then ).real illy shruh or
tree•
There are two methods ()I'
controlling scale. insects, t'se 2(1
perc'ent dormant oil emulsion
before huds break. • ( )hscr\ e
\yarning on label concerning
plants not to he treated with oil.
follow - directions for use
i•arefully.
One can also spray v%ith
nlal ithRIO in the summer when
the young crawlers have
hatched. 'Pilning muse be right,
as 11)( secrete a protect i\e scale
o\cr Menisci\ es \\ithin a few
days alter they hatch. [se 5(1
percent initial Mon emulsion: t\ vu
teaspoons per one . gallon of
water. Apply June 1 and 1(1 for
o\ stel•shell and San .Jost' scale.
Applications on July • 1() and
2(1 will usually get the 1"eeanium
('raw lt'rs. a'
•
once a regal residence and now a mecca for tourists, Casa Loma is with its towers and turrets, secret panels
' a- famour Toronto landmark. Built in 1911-14 by financier Henry.' tunnel, has a special appeal tor children.
Pellatt'at a cost of more than S3 million, the 100 -room mansion Department of Tourism and Information.
Toronto Swings For Smallfry
Some big cities may overlook
the smallfry in their fun
features. Not so 'Toronto, which
is crammed with things to see
and do for youngsters on a v )sit_ _•
to the Ontario capital.
1 -sigh on the treat list 'is Casa
•Loma, Canada's famous fairy
tale -castle in the heart of the
city: Open all year, .the
▪ 100 -room feudal mansion was
built in 1914 'ata cost of over S3
million and,--- • in- true
cloak-and-dagger fashion, is
complete with secret passages,
and hidden staircases,- eerie
towers and turrets. -
A spooky 800 -foot tunnel
leads -from the wine cellar to the
most luxurious stables on this.
continent— Fitted out with
mahogany and marble. Once the
private • do-rrtain of - a. local
industrial tycoon and now -
owned by the city, Casa Lorna is -
operated as a• sightseeing
-attraction by.,the West Toronto "
Kiwanis Club. Picture -,taking is
encouraged both inside and out.
For the price of a hot .dog. a
10 -minute ferry -boat ride to
Toronto Islands protides a'
panoramic view of Toronto's
• ever-changing skyline. Fun in the
sun, on the sand and in the
water is plentiful on this series
of islands linked by waterways
and bridges to form a
magnificent picnic parkland. •
Children are thrilled by, the
park's pony, antique car and
iron horse train rides. They take
special delight too in the real-life
farm where barny°ard animals
and fowl — foalsand calves,
:arnong the 21 restored
structures over a centry old are
log farm buildings. a harness
shop, general store, blacksmith
.shop, fire house- shoemaker's
shop, sj.hool, church, artisan's
house, gentleman's house, inn
and a flour mill.
Costumed • atte,,ndant, enact -
the roles Of villagers' and a wide
variety of live aniiThAls' ranging
from guinea fowl to oxen afford.
interesting -- suhiects for-- the
camera fan. • '
An added bonus is the Dalziel
Barn Museum, a. -huge cantilever
barn built in 1800- cors .wining
the' largest collection of 1 9t
century toys in Canada acid
. displays, of a sugar hush, flax
processing, a wood orking shop
and a cooper's shop. -
And, from May through
August. kids are invited to clang
ships' bells, ring dos\ n to the
engine room, pull the cord of a
steamer's whistle and explore
the rigging, cannon- and gun
carriage on the reconstructed
deck- 'of an , , 1 8th • century
schooner -in Toronto's Marine
Museti'ii of Uhler Canath(. ' •
Built in18.11 , and sf't in
Exhibition Park on the shore of
Lake Ontario, .the rtiuseum \\as
once the officers' quarters of a
British military establishment.
l;'rom the primitive raft 'of the
'Eskimos and Indians: its suptrb'
models and displays. portray the
history of . shipping on fresh
water to the coming•of the huge'
lake freigh.rof today.
• "There's even an • actual
dug -out Indian canoe W() years
___ - piglets and , puppies, ducklings old. -
and chicks — roam free. Whether their interest runs to
• Egyptian mummies. Canadian
Nearby are swings, slides and
game -fish. minerals. Indians.
teeters, . along %with a large fossil animals, reptiles or
., wading pool for their tiirrosaurs, the Rtuyal Ontario
enjoyment. \luseurll -is a "must" ,for young
Life as it was before Canada's .visitors. A •year'round attraction
confederation • _ in . 1 867 is with three acres of floor space
. • 'realistically;, depicted at Black devoted to, exhibits. it, contains
Creek, ' Pioneer .. \'i Ilage` the world's tallest .totem pole-.
.
conveniently - located at Here too is located the new
• Toronto's northwest outskirts, - M 1,IcLaughlin Planetarium' \\ here
and open • daily from May ,spectators seated 'beneath the
Through November. great dome. see the wonders of
the (tight •-,k\ t\\t',olllel\
reproduced. Suddenly °1111• sky is
seen .It the North Pole \\here -the
stars never set. Or from Saturn
and the earth look, like it ,t.--
mil-liolls o1' utiles away .
i-: ery thing from bearded
ladies to `pine -tingling
featured at 'the milr'-ancl- l hall•
lura i of the Canadian
National Exhibition. I he world',
oldest ,and largest annual lair.
\try\ in its 91wt \ e r i•l. v ill•run•
the last two weeks in .\ugust .(')
Labor 1)a\ and look, 1'(11• another
:;,110,111 at(encdance.
Besides yy orld\\ ide display , 1)I
sopliist.icated modern product,
and the age-old appeal of a greal
agriculfural fair, its 25,1110 -seat
Inane►not h <,grandst and shay\, arc -
,its greatest single draw. 1 hey
aI\\ay, feature t\y(1 distinctively
different perlorniances - it
special 111illince I'M. the youthful
set iAAI(1 all t•\ening t`\1'11) Olt ire
fatuities t'nit)\ .
•l here's lots more. Such as
Old l ort 'York:. \\ inch figured
proniinentl\ in the War uf.a1 s 1
1)1 1 '('n British t'anada ;inti the
L. t..•nlahned-tc)day h-y-t1lIderlts•
in period uniforms.
)'r a trip to the observation
gallery of (1u\\nt()tott
'Furor' 1 (0Don)inioli • ('entre',
36 -storey 10\\er• ay 1)h vistas
and spooky 800 -foot-
- Photos by Ontario
en( otnlia„int o\t r 8.111)1 g1iiir(
rtlnle,. •
Ito\\ about a tour (11 Canada',.
forenlosl sporty .Crena. Maple
Leal' (tlu-ciens, home ice of' I he .
()row() \lapse heals hockey
leant..)
tichedtbled to open in lit. 1•;111
or 19'hI the ((111(11-001) ('entre
of `1 leltee.ali(1 technology y\ ill
(Iranian/A, the impact of today's
scientific at•lill'\(')))('Inti (111 our
Pro\ int,'
Ontario proiecl 1)1 , pilrticuldl
appeal to the \1111t14 the ('entre
(To s\ n, a 1 K(► -acre \\ ci(deci
rit\im .111 \\itKin \echo
11)r,nto.
(11 (11)11 ,I fern ' Imileh • 11)
intrigue lads and lasses , anti
glownup fledgeliligs as 0(1(1.
DR.. C: F•. •'DOORLY
announces opening pf general
practice at 85- South Street,
-Goderich. Temporarily, office
hours will be 10:00 a.m.T to
12 noon on Tuesday and
Thursday, mornings and 1:00
to-- 5:30 p.m. on' Wednesday.
,afternoon: Phone office of
Dr. J. 'R. Leitch, 524-9511,
for appointments.
TREES
FOR -BOULEVARDS
• PROPERTY MAINERS inte"rested in having •
'young trees planted- on••boulevards in front of
their homes should'call 524 8344.
, e: H, Blake
Town Clerk
-57 Wes, treet , 1
1 5
433 PRIZES
WITH .CRO'UVIV: DIAMOND 'NO PURCHASE' NECESSARY`'
WITH
CROWN
DIAMOND
.YNW
INTERIOR PAINT BARGAINS
E (,wr)/ 1.
T�'
t " . *N25 : z• I
°OAT '
CROWN SATIN 1 -COAT L•AT5X
f,LAr•IOROt;S SATIN PLASTIC FINISH • CO (EPS IN
ONE GOAT • DRIES ODORLESS IN 3i"MINUTES
• CI1AN ivITH WATER
REG. NOW $1135 $ 55
11,4p GAL. GAL.* - QT.*
NEW CROWN VELVET 1 COAT LO•LU$JER ENAMEL
S'IB'1I FINISH • WASHES AND WEARS
LIKE 1-NAMEt . COVERS MOST COLORS IN ONE
'COAT- • PRACTICAL ELEGANCE FOR YOUR EIIIME
REG. NOW$ 55 $ 45
$ GAL.* GAI.* , QT.*
14.55
*MAY BE TINTED AT SLIGHT EXTRA COST --CONTAINER
UNDERFILLED, TO ACCEPT COLORANT
0,0
pvn
•
`t
4
•'X�M •4 111.'77" 1
+� • •,;,,:,
{
1st PRIZE.- 1969, FAIRLANE 500 SPORTS ROOF I CYLINDER
ENGINE, AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION
2nd PRIZE - 15" G.E. PORTABLE COLOR T.V.
3rd PRIZE - AUTOMATIC G E. PORTABLE
STEREO
5- to PRIZES SLEEP GUARD G.E ELEC-
TRIC BLANKETS
10.51h PRIZES ELECTRIC G.E CARVING
• KNIVES
15 - lith PRIZES PORTABLE G.E HAIR
DRYERS
20 - 7th PRIZES PORTABLE G E. FOOD
M,IXFRS - -
30- Bth "PRIZES -AUTOMATIC G.E. GAN
OPENERS .
50• 9th PRIZES MINIATURE G.E.,SNOOZE
ALARMS
i00, 10th PRIZES ONE GALLON OF CROWN
DIAMOND PAINT IN THE FINISH AND
COLOR OF YOUR CHOICE. -
BUDGET SPECIAL NOW 3 GALS,
CROWN DIAMOND
'5' FOR
INTERIOR $ 149
5
SEMI -GLOSS WHITE GAL•
JOHN
JEFFREY
SON
LGI AVENUE EAST
0
Kingsbridge News
Ci;,ntiluted from 1igt` 7
Miss Donna \'ah
-)'ear olci daughter of Mr. and
M1is. Peter Vali Osch returned
.home from the Wingham
Hospital after a stay of five
t1 ee kb.
When \nlia, duchi'SS I.
l( a y 1Ie1'1erna11 of
Wallaceburg and Jerry Heffernan
of Windsor spent the weekend
with their parentsy \lr. and Nirs.
1). Heffernan. ow
H-OIrnesville
Hams Meet
The girls -of the club
'Holmeh\Tele 'lams held " 111(1r
fifth meeting on March 21 at 7
p.m. They discussed ,Copies Such
as Port, Pork Cookery' and' a
contest on heee"ruts. l'he next
meeting will t)e 'livid on Marcia
:il. •
!led ford, . felt 'an -energy
let-do\\11 late in, the 'day, she
ser\tdd -hot ,lea 11114 cakes. leer
guests. liking 1l1e idea..
imitated this hospitality . Soon -
the English (•usto.nl of ;)
'o -Hock (cit \\as established.
Syn thy Is expressed tio Frank Sullivan and hw
Mrs, Irwin Eedy Nand family on O'Keefe'iited with Morgan
'the passing of her mother Blas. i)ttlton and Dan McLean,
(Tara McKay, (loderieh,'
Monday, 1L1arch,24,...-
Vollcyball games between the
Kingsbridge ladies and - the
Ashfield W'MS were enjoyed..
last 1'c'&'dnesday evening in the
school-
"lblrs Rlaise Martin returned
home after spending three weeks
_„ in, Ilatnilton• l'U'i'Ol' A1,1.
residents of lluronview, Sunday
afternoons, - •
• A film show on the lots•
Land was shown in the school
•gyral Sunday ,evening w'itli Bob
Ingram from the Clinton Army
t3ast' showing the films and
giving the commentary. - - +°
A BLESSED EA5'1'ER
CURRY'S TAXI --
24
-HOUR SERVICE
PHONE 524-.7.345
a
a.
1' rat I.1l
•C' s A
(MI l0`
‘,1 ,1.1. gii.1,1)trr
1 )):1 t , awl 1,00.111).
li
202
11111-1,1- 111111,11
h.utt1)t;
f
H t I) guide •
attachment.
Outfit
maticks
3 Hacks.
m sabre -saw outfit only $13.9.5
EDWARD FUELS
ANGLESEA ST.
" Drop into in'- Offict 1)11(1 sc•e. this
iti11azinp, 1)OWel• 11)1)1. Bi-li){.; it PitC'C
of w (1)cl, plii;t ic, 111(1 al Or plywood
a 10 test it fur v(.)ursc lt-. ,
COInp:irc t11i5 Sitvv' t(, X111'.' Otlier
SC)lit) ; 111 . C Feil t\\ -ice the 1)I 1cC'.
YOU" 11 - 111is is it fLtr)tastic-•
524.8380
power -tool 1)t1v•.
" NOvw�, cluriug tl)e Shell Bargain
•
Bonanza, the Rail) sable:saw out -
lit is yours for t•)ill„ti� $13.95.* Stop
in x(101). Offer expires •May 3.1,
I1)b9, sO doll'( delii��l"
I'11� !)r u1 in, ti !)ere, ,)!>f)lirable.
•
ALL WEATHER BOATS
r all kinds of weather and people
Rain rain go away are the words of a child's song. When you have one of these all
weathercoats on, it won't matter w hether the rain goes or not. You will be dry and
fashionably dressed. Choose from many colors such as Rio Blue, Orange Jazz, CoTd
Gold and Lavender. Sizes 5 to 20.
$30.' to $65.°°
SHOPPE
Coderich