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SECTION Jtaun IK Time for action now Julian tells By BREVDA The January meeting the Catholic Women commenced with Mass cele brated by Father Dave Cole In Holy Cross Church Cunt for the even was Julian Reed who came to talk lo us about the provincial government role In development and peace Mr Reed said that after researching this Subject he found that the government does 1 Itle to help the Third World Emergency food aid etc In limes of disaster have been sent but there is no provincial government program to help these people on a continuing bails Sending material goods and food a abortterm answer it has little effect in the long run The people of Ibe Third World are striving for sell improvement and a better life and trying to Impose our life style on them doe not work Vie have to tackle the root cause of the problems war and economic deprivation We have to these people to develop their own natural re sources and utilize the lea In their own natural re sources and utilize the fjcllit les in their own particular country We need positive action Mr Reed said he would lake this whole concern to the Burlington benefit FURROW LEADS TO ROYAL YORK Geartag for the IMS Plowing to be held a to near la Cevoty and Fa of Arthur try on the for the grind Mr Craig Is chairman Wellington local committee and is looking forward to welcoming and spectators to the match on the farm of J D Rosa and Sons be si the Ontario Association annual meeting Feb is and I at Royal York Hotel la Toronto Helping the fit Is Jusl right 1 George Home of Brown a Mm Wear En Minis try of agriculture photo Soil and crop annual draws 70 farmers The Burlington Cultural Centre will benefit from proceeds from an art auction of fine arts and crafts Feb at a pro In the centre a main gallery The centre is located at S Brock Ave In Burlington phone provincial government I see economic opportunity for the Ontario government to alter the Idea of what it should be doing We arc not Isolated we are part of it We have to make a commitment Quite a long discussion per followed and Mr Reed answered our questions In detail Trudy Edward thank our guest speaker for coming out to speak to us on such a cold evening and pres ented with a small gut The business of the meeting followed Thankyou letters read from Women s Place Georgetown High School and the Vanler Centre A letter from our family In India was also read Kearsey from the Bed Cross Emergency Group also came out to speak to us about a special course which will lake place Feb 10 and 11 at Cedarvale starting at Volunteers are needed to take this course on emergency rescue procedures A number of our ladles are planning to Drive aims for those too young to smoke Cigmrettecmoklng parents now enduring scoldings from youngsters will have to put up with more lectures from the younger generation if the Halloo Coun cil on Smoking and Health has tsway Margaret of the council said last week that children In nursery schools and daycare centres form an Important target group in the campaign Toward a genera lion of nonsmokers this year Iheme Parents who don want their children to smoke can help most by giving up ciga rettes themselves Mrs said All smokies habit surveys Indicate that youngsters whole parent smoke are the one moat to take up lbs habit She suggested Council and Heal Drive Room I telephone for Information on the health ot smoking and lips on quitting With effort and a little help you may be able to quit smoking before you hear too many more lectures from your children she said Realtor By HENRY STANLEY Hilton rep HALTON TOIL AND CROP ANNUAL Over Helton fanners met for their Annual Soli and Crop meeting at United Church Jin 19 Last years Soil and Crop projects were discussed ana plans made for 1961 Cora Roolworm Henry Olechowskl our Soils and Crops specialist reported Increasing damage from root worms last year The roots of the corn plant are eaten off resulting In greatly reduced yields and causing the com to gooseneck or bend over which Increases the harvesting Usually this Insect Is not a problem unless you grow com for three or more years on the same field Lot year damage was found on second year and In a few uses on first year com Com growers are advis ed to rotate crops different combinations of crop on a field to cut down on numbers of corn rootwonns If rotation not possible there are a number of useful insecticides Sewage Stodge Sewage sludge applied according to crop requirements and meet ing the Provincial quality standards can be a useful aid In crop production There Is the conclusion of the sludge experiments carried on in Hilton last year on three winter wheat one com and one field Each field had one portion treated with sewage sludge while the remainder of the field received fertiliser according to soil tests Grain yield were similar The soils were tested and indicated an tncrease In Phosphorus where sludge was applied enough for apprcntimateiy four more years of crops There was tendency for some of the metals lo be lightly higher in some of the soils where sludge was applied but were quite small crops were analysed with no difference In metal content from sludge fields Hal ton farmers arc much more receptive lo applying sludge since the Region has purchased a w can apply more un form rotes of sludge on fields with less compaction than the old Barnysrd Manure Use manure first and fertilizer second This was the advice of Eric Land Resource Science The manure produced by a dairy cow each year Is the equivalent of worth of commercial fertilizer if saved and applied crop 1 1 elds Manure consistently gives higher crop yields due to its organic matter and trace ele ment content The highest value Is obtained If manure can be applied la the spring and worked Into the soil Manurecan now be tested at the University of Guelph lo tell the level of Nitrogen Phosphorus and Potash SHEEP CI LB The Agricultural program started on January 13 with the formation of the 411 Sheep Club The club member 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