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HIGHWAYS DE
APPROVAL"
Int course . of
control has been re
view of governm
Thus in reco
Highway 4�° at C
estimated cost of
announced that th
will be only $26
- "remainder is to
department. of 'h
government, of c
collect $123,
gaso)lne, sales ' an
and, by •anal, larg
in this county,
1 share 'of adiniiiis
The ccouncill
simple folk; r
money ` and ,s
Thought best, i
the county.
Careful, t
committee, w
from William
Blyth, for at
with a brok
"payment n
the edit�r.
OLLOWING-'
ARTMEN''
he century,
languished in
nt "grants."
nstruction.
Linton at an
$150,000, it is
e. town's share
,500 and that
be paid by the
ighways.", The
ourse, will first .
500 through
d income taxes •
q, will collect -it'
together with a
tratiop cost.
ors of 1870 were
aised . their overt .
pent' it as. they '
n the interests of
oo. The finance
ith an account
Sloan, M.D., of
tending a "vagrant
en leg, reported:
t recommended."
A GOOD
W. E. Elliott -
DETERRENT
I have been reading Mr. Ross-',.
articles on a deterrent for crime.
Canada is a Christian country,
and I was wondering whether we
-- -have been reading our rules
lately; that Is, the rules for the
kind of conduct one would
expect in a Christiaaii country. A
Christian' Jule book is his Bible.
Maybe a lot of the younger folk .
don't know what to do. Maybe
they've never read 'the rules.
The railway companies have
found it necessary to hold
periodic meetings when they
review the safety ; ;rules. For
ex' ample -,Did you step oyer the
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-rails when cirossing track instead
of on theta? Many .,people have
fallen on slippery rails. Safety
rules pay off but ittakes a lot of
education to make people
safety -conscious. ,
kiow many young people
realize that at the end of this life
there is a judgement day? And
we Will he judged by the "Word
of Cod" anal by His laws even as
we who 'break our country's laws
are judged by what is written on
Canada's statute books.
Maybe if we read God's rales
and found out what is required
of us, it would be as -good a
deterrent for crime as anything
else we could find.
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Sincerely,
A Reader ',
THANK YOU
On :behalf ..of. the Ladies'
,Curling Section, of the Maitland
•Country. Club, Ltd. I should like
to express our thanks to you and
to your paper for the excellent
coverage you have given our
'bonspiel-- and jitneys this past•
year.
• Eileen Palmer (sec. treas)
Ladies' Curling Section
Revisions in
1910r'stamp
programme
The , Post Office Department
has announced that the release
of a stamp commemorating
Alexander Macre „ ie, discoverer
of the -river bearing his name and
the , first explorer to reach the
Pacific ' overland north ..of
Mexico, will be advanced from
yJuly, 1.5 to. -June. - 25.
IV ''dam'
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SEE PAGE 9 ---'
Other changes in the revised
.schedule will result in the Sir,
Oliver ' -Mowat stamp appearing
on : August 12 instead of
September 18 and the Group of
Seven_ .commemorative will' now
be issued bn September '18
instead of on August 12.
A complete listing` for the'
.remainder of 1970 is as follows::
` April -15, Henry Kelsey; May
13, 25th Anniversary of United
Nations; June 19, Louis Riel;
June 25, Alexander Mackenzie;
August 12, Sir 'Oliver- Mowat;
September 18, 50th Anniversary
of Group 'of Seven; October 7,
Christmas; November 4, Sir
.. Donald Alexander -Smith.
How good a drivr
,oir
are you '
Do you always 'signal
when making turns, changing
lanes, when pulling over to the
curb or on to the road shoulder?
A good driver signals; always. •
• When you dosignal3 for..a
• turn, do- x� do it soon -enough
A good rule of the thumb is to
To� early.
-fruiting
can injure
apple trees.
have that signal on about 90 feet
before making your turn... •
When making a right hand
turn, do you stay as close as
possible . to the right hand curb?
ihre have seen some drivers
actually veer to the•left and then„ 'and rivers without adequate
sewage ,treatment add to water
41a.rii.. `of phosphate
poiIutin justified
There is a great deal of ..
"viewing with alarm" going on
concerning the poisoning of our
waters "by phOsphaten
synthetic ' laundry detergents.
This is justified, because the
facts have been proven' by
•competent authorities that
phosphates discharged into lakes
make a wide sweeping righthand
turn, very often:, coming pollution. -
dangerously close to oncoming Agreed, they are only one
fact r, but they are:a big factor
traffic,. ,o you come to a complete ti, an hopefully high -phosphate
stop at all stop signs and 'stop' content will be cut back by
lights? Some drivers believe that regulation sooner or later, - y
the; "can reduce their speed to a In the' meantime, Consumers'
crawl; -look both waysand if the Association oi-eaiiada--befieves
the general- iblic should have a
way'tis cleat proceed through the,,
intersection..Boy, do they face a clearer understanding of how
traffic charge! detergents add to water
Do you always give the pollution.
•pedestrian on the crosswalk the' .All detergents made in Canada
right of .way.. If you don't have what is known as a
pare not o that they are easily broken down
mighty discourteous one. in municipal sewage plants,
When you drive do you 'give
thus
complete attention u� and lowering treatment costs and
concentration . to your driving? preventing foaming • when
Or are you, like some types discharged into a body of water.
However, removing the foam
whose head is' turning does not mean that all pollutants
continually talking to his
passengers, have been removed and' the
Before you get out` of your problem of phosphate content
drivers side door do you check remains.
for passing cars ' first? The Detergents such as those used
inexpert driver opens, his, door for washing _ clothes contain
without .=looking. back. He can phosphates which keep dirt in
look forward to''a damaged door suspension and prevent it ,being
and a traffic charge if he re -deposited during laundering.
continues this praratice long When excessive amounts of
enough. phosphates • enter a body of
Do you always have an "out" . water, 'increased growth by algae'"
when an emergency does arise?, uses up supplies of oxygen as the
A good driver is always on the tiny organisms decay. Then the
defensive. He thinks ahead and is water gradually "dies."
f th ted at all No completely satisfactory
Young apple trees, especially
those on dwarfing rootstocks,
may start to fruit before the tree
has reached the desired size.
Because fruit bearing is ,. an
exhausting process, trees fruiting'
early may 'become stunted, or
more dwarfed than the grower
intended. Yields per acre will be
reduced.
Professor B. J. E. Teskey,
Department of • Horticultural
Science, Ontario Agricultural
College, University of Guelph,.
reports that heavy fruit thinning
caw be achieved by use of
dinitros, NAA, Amid or Sevin,
but very- heavy- thinning or -the
complete • removal of all ' fruit
from a , tree, using these
materials, can only be achieved
'ready or a unexpected
you
my a bad 'driver but a . biodegradable base. This means
expense injury to �- _- substitute. tor--- phosphates has
at the ex ease ofsome i tYmes `,
leaves,shoots-and spurs: __._.. _._ ..- _ . _. '.__ _ �e_n ___.. f o thud a l th olU h-
A combination of NAA, at 1.5 , . When you drive do you keep g
partsper million ' m,'plus 1 up with traffic? Or. are you the manufacturers are testing other
(ppm) sk w, uncertain, -'hesitant and."' alternatives and in the United
pound of Sevin, applied 10 days � '
afterpetal fall, hasgiven good
overly cautious type? Caution is States a .prodtict ' is- being
g a good trait; but the overly successfully marketed, in which
results without signs of injury to part of the hose hate'has'been
the -tree, says Professor Teske cautious,. slow drivers do causeP p
Y Y• replaced by a non -nu NAA at '35 ppm plu.1 gallon of accidents material.
, oil has also given satisfactory Do you fully realize the •
results when applied 7 to 10 importance of ' having - your•
days after •petal fall. Ethrel has • vehicle periodically checked for
stimulated abscission and may .safety? The stupid driver is more
prove to' be a good detruitiyig�;.- ,.concerned . with operating his
agent when•applied at.the 1,0Q0 vehicle with •the absolute
to 1,400 ppm' rate. • minimum. of maintenance 'and
Professor Teskey noted that, care.
as. with --fruit spraying, ..it is a There you have it, 10 good
.strongly recommended 'that the indications as to whether, or not
defruiting agent 'be applied as a you are a good driver. 'Regardless
dilute spray,. A gun or boom of what some people say, a good
.than an air' many years experience does not
gives better results'
blast sprayer. Ideal ' times for.- make a good driver. We have
chemically . defruiting youngseen motorists who haVe been
trees are in cairn, dull; warty •drivin 2O years or m'are and'
'weather with high ,humidity, or would fail a modern -driving -test.
else in the evening. • The Ontario ' Au-torPobile
Because varieties differ ink Association feels that the time is
• rapidly coming when all drivers
should be tested at least once
every five years, preferably
oftener.
Do •you still think you are a
their response to defruiting
sprays, growers are urged to use
these recommendations as a
general -guide. Professor Teskey
said' growers should experiment
to 'find the best materials, rates
and timing fortheir particular
conditions. -
H::ATTEMTION
FARMERS
Order Early AndMake
Big Savings Now'+!.
ON
Save 25c Bu. ,
SEED OATS .
Save 30c Bag
MIXED GRAIN
ALSO:
Save 25cBu.
SEED,
BARLEY
Save 2c Per Lb.
CLOVER SEED
GRASS` SEED''
_FOR EVERY 10 BU. OF ' DEKALB
..d"
SEED CORN YOU BUY.- YOU GET
ONE BU. FREE
SO HURRY - We StiII',Have A Good Supply Of
85 And 90,DayCorn *Seed
Other varieties of teed corn available are Eunk.'.s, Warwick, United,
Northrop -'King, Seneca. °
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good driver? Why not stop in at
your local Drivers Testing Centre
and ask for a copy of the gest.
given to new drivers. Take the
test. You may be amazed at just
how little you ,know' about
'driving.
BAY F IELP R9 AD
OQDEFticti-
524.7111:•
The best way to combat the
problem now is W u soap
rather than detelents,
However, ,.this is nOt always.
possible with some appliances,
so "an examination was made by
a University of Toronto group
called Pollution , Probe which
lists ''phosphates. of dozens of
cleaning products.
.Because Consumers'
Association of Canada is anxious
that the 'true, story. on
phosphates ' is ' known, it
published a special issue of its
magazine, Canadian Consumer,
which lists the Pollution .Probe
analyses.
FRIDAY & $ATUR
APRIL
The DI
' It ' is :available, free in
individual copies, by writing:
Consumers' , Association of
Canada,; 100 Gloucester St.,
Ottawa4. Please mark your
envelope or postcard
"Pollution."
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APRIL 4
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Can. you imagine top Canadian racing Pi ofessionals reaching speeds
of 50 M.P.H.' oil- specially equipped bikes- INSIDE an arena with an.
ice. surface • of 190' x 85"' This is ;•hat s happening at the Wingiiam
.arena on Friday, April 3, at 8:30 P.M. Riders from 'Toronto, iivit-
chenei•, Guelph and Hamilton snake np the 2 hard 'riding teams. They,
compete for points in a series of lip, time races and then they relax
in a hilarious brawl• known as MotojTycle Ire Hockey Socter ( say it'
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