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Orono WëMly Times, ýWed*esday, -AprIl 28.'1982, The Wlmot an anglers delight The Bowmanville and District Branch of the Navy League of Canada are travell- ing to Ottawa this Saturday to take part in the Sunset Ceremony on Parliament Hill at 7:00 p.m. This is one of the first big outings for the group which was formed late last year. The Bowmanville and District Branch are also holding a memorial service at the Bowrnanville cenotaph this Sunday afternoon at 2: 10 p.m. to which ail are invited. The service will com- memorate the Battie of the Atlantic. The local Navy League has a membership of close to fifty members, boys and girls, from Bowmanville and sur- rounding district including Newtonville and as far north -as Pontypool. Action for anglers was an .early start Iast Saturday mor- ning on the Wilmot Creek with the opening of the an- nual trout season. In.the early hours the banks were lined almnost shoulder to shoulder. The above mid-morning pic- Yout h employment pro gram announced By: Rodney D. Stork, Associate Agricultural Representative Youth Employment Program Details Announced: Ontario business people inciuding farmners who hire youth to do extra work can get help in paying wages. The Ontario Youth Employrnent Program (OYEP) is being offered again in 1982. If an employer creates new jobs for people aged 15 to 24 this sumrmer, Ontario will pay $1.25 per hour (to a max- imumn of $50/week) towards the salary of every eligible person hired. Employers must create new work or jobs and be able to provide 25 to 40 hours of supervised employment a week for between 8 and 20 consecutive weeks. The employer mnust have operated a farm or othér business in Ontario for at least one year prior to April 12, 1982. Potential ernployees must be 15 to 24 years old, reside in/and be eligible to work in Ontario and must not be related to the employer. Deadline for applications is July 2nd or ealier, if aIl funds have been aliocated. Your ap- plication mnust be approved before you'receive assistance. Farmers who have par- ticipated before will have received forms. If you wish further information on the OYEP Program contact: Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing, Subsidies Branch, Queen's Park, Toronto, Ontario M7A 2R8 or Phone (Toîl Free) 1-800-268-7592. Crops Update: I would like to mention a couple of areas related to crop production where we have been getting a number of questions,~ A number of farmers have indicated to uis that they are going to use their own seed this year, rather than buying Certified Seed. We hope you have run a germination test on this seed, and if not, we wouid strongiy urge you to do 'so. Place a inumber of seeds in a dish or flat of mnoist soil and maintain the soil at a cool temperature. Check the number of ger- minated seeds and plant ac- cording to percentage ger- mination. The other area on which we have hiad a lot of requests is that of atrazine and residues and what crops --an, or can 't, be grown. The amnounts ot'atrazine in the soul, or course, determine the crop to be grown. If,, atrazine has been used one or more years, then, you may have a residue problem depending on how much was applied. Tests on soul can be done at the Pesticide Residue Lab at the University of Guelph, however, these are slow in coming back. A more prac- tical solution at this tirne of year is to run your own Check. Select soil samples from, various areas of any field, mix them up and make one composite sample. Place the sample or samples in a warm place in the house (window sili, etc.),ý and plant the crop you wish to grow. Most crops will emerge, grow rapidly and then turn Yeliow and die, if atrazine residue is too high. Remember rto take represen- tatïNýe sampies as headlands and low areas will have more than their share of buildup. Soul type, rainfaîl and number of years of applica- tion are other factors which affect carry-over. Gen erally speaking, for most field crops, you can ex- pect residue problems if more than I ½l1bs. of active ingre- dient was applied the previous year. For crops such as oats and white beans, it ma y be less. ture above shows but a few on the Wilrnot at Highway No. 2. As usual sorte recorded U/p and Downthe Bookstacks April 21, 1982 Intended For Last Week ADULT Jane Fonda the Actress in Her Time By: Fred Guiles Infamy Pearl Harbor and its Aftermath By: John Toland It is Always Summer By: David Hetig (vivid Characterization and -narra- tion by this Canadian novelist) The Debutantes By: June Singer (spanning four decades, the friendships offour weaithy girls) Skycastle By: Steve Kra.ntz (novel of the Texas Oil gambiers.,The author is the husband of Judith Krantz). The Home Video Sourcebook, By: Jim McNitt (brand name guide to video) To hold Cancer information centre The Bowmanville and District Unit of the Canadian Cancer Society is holding a Cancer Information Session on Thursday, April 29 frorn 7*30 to 10:30 p.rn. at the Bowmanvilie Lions Centre. Everyone is invited to corne and iearn about the work of the Bowrnanville Unit in- ciuding the services available to cancer patients and cancer facts for 1982. Various pamphlets wiil be available inciuding a recent bookiet entitled "Nutrition for Cancer Patients. Information will be available on Princess Margaret Lodge and Hospital in Toronto as weli as on lear- ning breast self-examination. Succcs wth soinc ef the big Rainbows and Salmons while others had to be content to see others make the catch. EASY READING & PIC- TURE BOOKS Baker Smurf's Sniffy book By: Peyo (a scratch and snîff book) 1Here Cornes the Strikeout By: Leonard Kessier (an 1 can read book) Little Chick's Story By: Mary Kwitz Where'sMark? By: Jacquie Hann Stick-in-the-mud Turtie By: Lillian Goban Special Spring Collection 0f Garbage VILLAGE 0F ORONO Within the Municipal Collection Area of the Village of Orono there will be a Special Garbage Collection on Monday, May 109 1982 Please place ail articles for collection, neatly assembled, at curbside by 7:00 a.m., on the above day. There will be no return trips. Your co-operation lin the foregoing would be ap- preciated. R.G. Dupuis, P. Eng., Director of Public Workçs, Town of Newcastle, HAMPTON, Ontario. LOB 1iJO. April 28, 1982. May 5, 1982. liiand 34th Anniversary (à Mon.. May 10 to ýSat... May 15 Corne in and take Officiai Ceremonies Tuesday,. advantage of ... May llth, at 10:-30 a.m. SpecÎalizng i QalÎty Meats S PECIALS * Barb:cued RIbs, Odr ALL WEEK Roasis and Chickens * Delicatessen and Speciality Meats DaiIy Food Ham perDraw * Cheese and Meat Trays, Draw for TV Prepared Salads, Anniversary Cake * Dairy Products 00f fee Pot Always Bouls In The Senate Chambers KIRBY STORE- F-ree Hot uogs and Balloons for Children