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The Brussels Post, 1968-05-02, Page 6ALLAN SEARLE, R.R. 3, Walton, Ont. Phone Brussels, 368 J 4. DANCE BRUSSELS LEGION HALL. FRIDAY. MAY 3rd Music By; .Desjardine Orchestra ADMISSION; $2.00 ilEil COUPLE COUPLES ONLY Restricted, to 21 Years and Over Sponsored by: The Brussels Agricultural Society Everyone Welcome This space is donated for community improvements by • a. Tam Bircussw.s.POST, BRUSSELS, ON,TARIO TliTiRSPAY, MAY 2nd, 1.965 goolimasigincris.esim —Atimiprimes. Once a year The Salvation Army RED SHIELD CAMPAIGN comes to. you for support in its • • • ,• • • I work -of callng for the elderly. re- "Spring is thE season of • re- scuing the Unfortunate, and help- 'birth. Mm. the days get notice- those having nowhere else longer, and the oin gets warnier turn: This year, as the snow melts, with promises • of those let your lit-qa; melt also and prom- , hazy das of summer yel to come, iso yourself you'il 11011) the Red impossi1)le not to feel rit 111)- COMPARE , 'THESE EXCLUSIVE RIBSTONE FEATURES * They're double sealed — pointed inside and outside. • Dense, non-porous con- cretee * Strong rib construction. * Steel reinforced concrete staves. * Overlapped ioints. * Heavy Steel hooping. RESIDENT REPRESENTATIVE THE SALVATION ARMY surge of being. Spring also reminds us lhat May brings with it the lied Shiell campaign of "I The Salvation Arwy. HEALTY SEED POTATOES BEST CROP GUARANTEE this time it year,: witeli the potaLot. grower Is thitilting about, getting his crop planted, it would IL; \VI)L'LiinWI to com,idor bow he curl reduce his leSseS frown seed,. pioce drvay and (+near(' nnna(4( a good stand Some of the poinis to keep in mind have been outlin- ed by Dr. Busch, 'Botany i)epartment, University of Guelph. '.The first, and most important is proper grading of the Seed prior to cutting. All too often no effort is made to romo\ partiallY-retteu tubers, with the result that any disease such as black log is read- ily spread io otherwise healthy seed piece*. The seed should be warn.e4.for two weeks prior to 'planting to courage the bud "eyes" • to start growing. It. has been a. amnion practice recently to remove .the. seed potatoes (rani slot' ige, cut, and plant without any warming perjod. H. the weather And soil are cool or cold when planting, little damage will result and a normal stand is usually obtained, provid- ing there is a. general and even wormiug trend. If there are sev- eral of cold soil after plant- ing, se;,d-oieces decay and "Winds'• may result. Planting cold seed In hot dry soil usually causes sever losses •from seed-piece decay. Since it is almost, impossible to predict what the wer.ther will be like for -the two or three entieat weeks after planting, it is safer to 'plant warmed seed than to take Chance with the veather. Potatoes, after cutting should newer be left sitting in a bulk- truck An the sun, The truck should be left in the shade or a canvass used to cover the load- Potatoes should not be Planted immediately after plowing down a. heavy stolid of t'ye, At least two weeks should elapse before before planting. As the rye breaks down, otther a toxin is released or - the oxygen content falls below the level necessary to support respiration: in any event, the seed pieces are killed outright or germination and emergence is de- layed at least: two .weeic. Dr. Busch feels that seed tre.at- tnent is of questinable value, ex- cept, hi a. few speeial circumstan-- oeS, Seed treatment can be ben:I:- tidal if there is a severe vertic- illium wilt problem; rotation with a non-host crop such as corn, small grain, soybeans or ha,y, pre- ferably for two years,tan reduce the probleta to 6 very low level. Without rotation`,"rthere is no con- trol of verticillium wilt from seed ' treatm en t. The use of an insecticide Stith as diazinon will give excellent control for seed-piece decay tang- ed by seed maggots. It is prob• ably not necessary to treat the early plantings, and it there were more information on adult emergence, it would only be nocesSary to Arent at the time they Were, actively flying. With these two possible atten- tions, no benefit has been demon• strated through the use of seed treatment in experiments con- ducted during the past two years. ••••••••••• SE AFORTH UPHOLSTERY Centre Street For All kinds of upholstering Brussels Representativa: SELWYN BAKER " Phone 4 or 79 Srussele GIVE YOU BETTER SILAGE AT LESS COST Visit the Brussels plant where Ribstone silos are made, Operator Ernie flack: will welcome you, LISTOWEL TRANSPORT LINES LTD. Ontario's Silver & Black Fleet Shield help bring the promise of in" into the of those to whom Winter might last all year round if it wR,111•1 the Red, ol" The Salvation At'niy. rA,C.4;$ Or fgY6:7 • • tint intenki4 young, poople rospolothit- for afernonn p0,11.11 AilOt T)it.9ligli 016 7;,ee0: frorrtorroqi. P i rOlit left li1r(.4 Filattil!,, i f, ?PO 'ffipyRAI ovoijuprip I51.01 Mtil'oNii 'W),.11ii 19 q+14 OR 11.0 144 • tiflUtIl11.,11, 01'S