The Huron Expositor, 1970-09-17, Page 11s.
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Government inspectors have
reported an unusually high inci-
dence of dwarf bunt ill winter
wheat this year.
Dr. S. G. Fushtey, Ontario
Agricultural College, University
of Guelph,• says- the last time
this ' disease was • a problem to
winter wheat and pedigreed seed
• growers was between 1953 and
1958.
Bunt can be recognized as
soon as the yheat is headed
out, says Dr. Fushtey, Depart-
ment of Botany, as the smutted
heads are a darker, blue.-green
• color. Dwarf bunt differs from
common bunt in that the height
of the stalk is roughly half that
of .either healthy wheat or wheat
affected by common bunt. Dis-
eased heads are about the same
size as healthy•ones but are a
pale color and tend to become
• more curved at maturity. Diagno-
sis should be confirmed by
microscopic examination of the
spores.
Dr. Fushtey points out that
the problem in controlling dwarf
bunt is that spores survive in the
soil for a number o f years and
seed treatments in use today do
not effectively protect the plants.
Once the disease is discov-
ered growers should' take the
infected field out of winter wheat
production for at least four years.
Other crops may be planted in
the field, however, as dwarf bunt
- affects only winter wheat. .
• To prevent contamination of
unaffected soil, all farm, imple-
ments which have been used in
the contaminated field should be
thoroughly cleansed to remove
soil that may contain the dwarf
bunt spores.
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Dwarf Bunt
Is High in
Wheat
The Stanley Unit U.C.W. met
at the Church when Mrs. H.
for, the leader, welcomed
members. She read a Harvest
Hymn followed by Hymn 578 and
Mrs. W. Scott read Psalm 23.
The lesson was given by Mrs.
C. Henderson "Gods Care for
His Own" followed by a prayer,
offering and dedication. A prayer
was given by Mrs. H. Taylor.
• The roll call showed 18 mem-
bers present. The next meeting
on October 14th will feature an
auction sale.
mor e
are to
bring 2 or more articles for sale
as well as a guest. Mrs. W.Mc-
Beath.read a poem, "Grammer -
it is not."
A film wao sirewp „on. the
Indians of 0$45-rthern Manitoba
called "The Long Road."
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USBORNE COUNCIL
Usborne Council held it's Sept-
ember meeting in ,E.Iirnville with
Reeve Roy Westeott and Coun-
cLUors Lloyd Ferguson, Lloyd
Smith, Walter McBride and Wil-
liaan Morley present. •
Council was advised that En-
gineer flowes had surveyed the
proposed Cudmore drain; that
the Corporation's solicitor had
advised separate agreements
with the Kirkton Agricultural So-
ciety and the Kirkton community
Association for the use, mainten-
ance and insurance of their res-
pective buildings on the grounds
of the Kirkton-Woodharn Com-
munity Centre and approved nec-
essary agreements.
,Council was advised that the
Township of Tuckersmith had no
objections to the proposed repair
of the Geiger drain on Lot 1
Con. 1 Tuckersmith and agreed
to have the work done.
An advance of $125 less
pension payment was made to
Laverne Kellett as hall custodian
for 1970.
Ben Gamble interviewed
Council complaining that the
award .of the Fence Viewers made
on his line fence had not been
lived up to by the other party
and council agreed that the Fence
Viewers be recalled to re-in-
spect the fence.
Council agreed to support the
Ontario Municipal Association's
opposition to the application of
the Bell Telephone Company to
the Canadian Transport Com-
mission for increased rates in
the amount of 1/2e . per capita
or $7.50.
Road accounts of $3724.71
were passed for payment as pre-
sented by the Road Superinten-
dent. The proposal of Cudm are
Heating to install a new oil burner
in the furnace in the road depart-
ment building and put the furnace
in good condition for $379.50 was
accepted.
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General accounts of Zti; 13.72
were passed for payment,
GREY TOWNSHIP
Resolutions adopted by Grey
Township Council at the Septem-
ber meeting included:
- That the revised report of
E. H. Uderstadt, O.L.S., of the
Alderson Drainage Works, dated
June 26th, 1970, be provisionally
adopted and By-Law No. 33 of
1970 be given first and second
reading.
That the Clerk be instructed
to advertise for tenders for one.
150 H.P. minimum Motor Grader
complete with V plow and wing.
That Grey Township Council
requests the Huron County Li-
brary Board to reconsider sus-
pending the library service at
Crantirook' for one month until
the status of the ownership of
the store is clarified aae other
suitable arrangements can be
made.
That we pay the Huron-Perth
County Roman Catholic Separate
School Board part of the 1970
Levy in the amount of $548.20.
That Brussels, Morris & Grey
Recreational Comm ittee be given
a grant in the amount of $150.00
That the request of Glen
Johnston and others for repairs
to the Hall Drain in order to
clear their lands he accepted.
That By-Law No. 35 of 1970
to set the date of Nomination for
November 23rd, 1970, and Elec-
tion, if demanded, for December
7th, 1970, and to appoint Deputy
Returning Officers and Poll
Clerks be finally passed.
-Approved accounts included:
General $10,745.38 and Roads and
Bridges $6,818.88.
MORRIS TOWNSHIP COUNCIL
Morris Council held its Sept-
ember meeting with all members
present and Reeve William El-
ston presiding.
Motions adopted included:
- That Thos. Miller look after
repairs to the Govler Drain.
- That road accounts in
amount of $1,222.06 be accepted
as presented brroadsuperinten-
dent.
- That b§-law No. 13 setting
time and, place for nomination
and election, if necessary for
Reeve and four councillors for
1971 and 1972 be finally passed.
- That we advertise for trucks
to plough snow 'during winter of
1970-71.
It was agreed to advertise for
a supervisor for the Waste Dis-
posal Site as well ,as for trucks
for snow plowing.
Accounts included - Road Ac-
counts $1,222.06 and General Ac-
counts $26,060.87.
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LOGAN TOWNSHIP
Due to speeding and unneces-
sary noise "on the new•pavement
on Schade Street, Monkton, Logan
Cpuncil at its September meeting
requested the Provincial Police,
Sebringville, to check this street
periodically. The Clerk was
instructed to prepare a by-law to
erect a yield sign on Schade
Street.
In reply to a request from the
Perth Plowmen's Association a
grant of $25.00 was authorized.
Final inspection certificates
were received on the„Logan Road,
Scherbarth and Hultema Drains.
Council agreed that the old?
Municipal dump at lot 31, con.
IS be closed and the new dump
at lot 20, con. 12 opened. * •
Accounts approved included,
Hoeft $28,10415 and general -
$68,833.09 which includes
17,546.71 for tile loans, 14,118.07
for Mun. drains, 33,075.00 for
High School Dabs. arid Misc.
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