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Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), April 5, 1967, p. 9

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county spending higher mmk it presented with the hiram walker trophy by ted tyler sr curling club president at the final club bonspiel from left mr tyler skip brian moore laura lovell charlie leatherland and lily higgins staff photo continued from page three red by the former north hal- ton district high school board totals for that are as follows acton 1495035 georgetown 3325978 milton 2026470 esquesing 22560- 990 and nassagaweva 9234- 94 the most significant in crease seemed to be in the budget for the roads depart ment where an additional 6425526 will be spent for a total of 54367689 warden william coulter explained the road expenditure is up onetenth of a mill because of the five year program which is starting to go into effect this year he explained that with the new program every municipality will have a good estimate of the work to be done in its area reeve gordon gallagher of burlington pointed out were taking to heart the suggest ions to cut down on council and committee fees and ex penses he pointed to a 1967 budget of 27100 compared to a 1966 budget of 29850 othe actual expenditure last year was 2673528 the increase in the general government expense was not tremendously big in any one department the greatest in crease was in the schedule for protection to persons and pro perty last years total bud geted for was 20685000 while the actual wrorh3848- 79 the 1967 budget calls for 22547900 the cost of debt charges increased about 7300 from a budgeted figure of 56920319 in 1966 to 577928- 30 a decrease of about 5000 was noted in the budgeted fig ure for other expenditures which include grants to groups such as the museum board lome scots halton county health unit and royal botan ical gardens total this year is 321662 compared to a bud geted figure of 33649222 last year all county councillors except reeve herbert hinton of act on approved the budget reeve hinton objected on the grou nds that he didnt have an op portunity to see and study the itemized budgets of each com mittee and department im not competent to deal with the budget without having it emized figures he said deputy jreeye dr frank oakes of acton said theres a breakdown on the next page that seems very adequate the chairman of the finance committee reeve herbert merry of oakville pointed out each committee budget has been worked on by five members and then all the budgets have been studied by the finance committee and the warden it seems very fair to me what are you paying for liquid fertilizer donor jack rkhiy msents his trophy to the winning ted tyler rink in the closing curl ing club presentations last week from left mr ridley skip ted tyler sr jackie blow val drinkwalter and tony stapleton staff photo cub and improvement noted in employment scene tor botb am pocks special centennial badges were distributed this week to all the cubs of both packs the rectangular badges will be worn all this year by the boys on the front of their cub jer seys attractive in dark blue red and gold the badges show the centennial symbol the trefoil and 196t the badges were ordered by the acton leaders the guides and brownies also have special centennial badges to wear for this year only scout troop on thursday night we prac tised the semaphore code front az and by the looks of things some will pass this part of their second class test in the near future it is one of the most difficult parts of second class scout requirements and the rest of the tests should feel like a breexe once the semaphore has been passed ob saturday we had a good turnout for our third hike sam schonnop steven van fleet john van der kooy gre gory dajgle adrian van opstal gord gibbs glen mckenzk and ken jordan went with bosun and skip to rockwood the morning was spent mountain climbing and dist ance measuring b pack the first proficiency badges to be handed out to cubs of acton b pack were presented at last monday nights regular meeting akela made the pre sentations to three of the senior boys in the pack david mor- risis robin inscoc and john scoyne announcements was made of the five cubs who suc cessfully passed their skaters proficiency badge at the special skating session held at the arena last thursday afternoon b packs first sixers and se cond sixers were appointed at this meeting red sixer john pink and white sixer david morris were invested by akela for their new position in the pack while second sixers an nounced were robin inscoc john scoyne frank houston and kevin jordan one of the second sixers will be invested as a sixer at a later meeting centennial badges were also distributed to each cub and asked that he have it sewn in the proper position for the next regular meeting acqnsiderableimprpycment in the employment picture in the guelpnurea is shown at the end of march over febru ary a total of 1194 compris- ing 681 males and 513 females were registered as unemployed and seeking work as compared with 774 males and 657 females ot the previous month these figures do not include those registered and still em ployed but seeking other work light demands fop persons with clerical and kindred occu pations left a fairly heavy con centration of unemployed in his categoiv accounting for 13 per cent of the total and 24 per cent of all unemployed women when those in the sales and related occupations arc added on to the clerical 19 per cent of the total unemployed are con centrated in these two categor- ies another heavy concentration to ik place in the service occu pations which accounted for over 12 per cent of the u plovid most of them males the unskilled accounted for 32 per cent of the unemployed with the number of males pre dominating the improvement in emplov- by h j stanley are you planning on using liquid fertilizer this spring if you are make sure youtlont pay too much for it the price should be similar to the same amount of dry fer tilizer on a pound tor pound basis remember that one gal lon of liquid fertilizer weighs 14 pounds therefore the price you pay for a gallon of liquid should approach the price you pay for 14 pounds of dry fertil izer lets consider an exam ple 100 lbs of dry 102010 would cost 450 at 90 per ton 100 lbs 714 gallons of li quid 102010 should cost ap proximately 450 or about 65 cents per gallon 30 for a 45- gallon drum if the liquid fertilizer costs 3 per gallon for example then 100 lbs would cost 2142 or one ton would cost 42840 liquid fertilizer should not be applied to the foliage of the growing crop except inrare cases to correct a minor ele ment deficiency it would then contain just the minor clement or elements that were defic ient it is not practical to at tempt to supply the major fer tilizer nutrients nitrogen phosphorous and potassium through the leaves of the grow- ing crop a 75 bushel corn crop re moves over 100 lbs of nitro gen n 35 lbs of phosphate p205 and 130 lbs of potash k20 per acre from the soil one application of 102010 fol iar spray at 35 gallons per acre would supply five lbs of nitro gen 10 lbs of phosphorous and five lbs of potash if all the spray landed on the foliage of the plants none on the soil ment was shown in those skill ed and semiskilled in textile trades construction trades thi- nprt srvi rtfrnpntinl and if all of it was completely absorbed by the plant ob viously it would take several applications to supply even a portion oi the nutrients requir ed for the crop there is nothing magical about foliar fertilization field trials conducted by the ontar io department of agriculture and food fail to find any in crease in yield from thos type of fertilizer application liquid fertilizer applied to the soil is equally as good as the same weight of the same analysis of dry fertilizer ap plied to the soil also liquid fertilizer applied directly to corn seed during the planting operation may give a small yield response university of guclph trials have shown an average response of 6 bushels per acre but make sure you pay a reasonable price for liquid fer tilizer barbershop harmony in brampton on sat acton entertainers are tak ing a featured part in the fourth annual barbershop harmony and variety festival in brampton this saturday sponsored by the georgetown chapter the georgetown barbershop chorus includes two acton singers jim pope and john barr joyce carpenters per i young dancers are on the pro- gram too as well as singing and dancing they have a spec ial number for the barber- shoppers a mime of barber shop quartet singing announcement unskilled textile and electrical workers job vacancies increased over the previous month which should be the trend for the next few months shoot first the important man was ab out ready to begin his speech when a news photographer was observed jockeying for a vantage point to get an action picture the chairman fearing that the speaker would be an noyed called the photo man and said dont take his pic ture while he is speaking shoot him before he starts 1 plan your spring paving now pfcom guelph paying co experts in mmmntial driveways parmno areas service station tors all types of ctment work call wayne ransn s22s27s ouatali nkk regfeato rhe343 omlnh cor gettmg foisyi mstob a new muffler car last longer let us hwtar one thats right far earl special for april mufflers genuine gm installed only from 195r to 1964 for pontiacs a chevs 6 or cyl sloso clamps extra pete masson motors ltd 351 queen st e acton 530450 ron mauory mrs h servos and mr eric ladner are pleased to an nounce mr ron ma i lory has joined the staff of milton de partment store in the mens and boys department born in saint john new brunswick mr mallory has lived in milton since januarv 1966 and worked at p l rob ertson mfg co for a year be fore joining the store last week ron is interested in music particularly piano he is single and although his parents still reside in new brunswick he has an aunt and uncle mr and mrs john fields living at 61 longficld rd acton the acton free press wednesday april 5 1967 o mrsar- j mclsaac is con valescing in oakville hospi tal miss nora kenney has re turned home after spending three months in florida mrs brian gervais is on hol iday in england scotland and france with her parents mr and mrs a s ware vis- itedonthe weekend with mr and mrs john hufnagel and girls in toronto mr and mrs george ware spent the weekend with mr and mrs bill mchugh and jill in scarborough friends are sorry chief lib rarian mrs isobel watson is not able to be at the new lib rary these days she is having treatment for a painful knee mr and mrs r poikles have come to town from wes son and liveat 1 19tideyave with their three children mr poikles is with douglas air craft mr and mrs l deuss have moved to 192 elmore dr from toronto with their two young children mr deuss is a draftsman at air canada they came from austria five years ago and mr deusss mo ther is presently visiting with them iwv brvrnrv custom cleaners had a handsome new sign which incor porates a clock erected on the store last week here- erectors are busy with the sky hook installing it staff photo nirwcoiners to actiin are mr and mrs l mussetl of 47 meadvale road mr mus- sett recently retired from the air force and works in slreetsville they have moved here from trenlon const bill bourne joins milton opp const bill bourne originally from norwood is the newest addition lo milton detachment onkuio provincial police the detachment serves highways 40 25 and 7 and the town ships of esquesiny and nassa gaweva in north halton the new constable is 22 and single me joind the force late in february and alter basic training in toronto was posted lo the milton detachment he previously worked lor cana dian general electric in peter borough honesty wins praise her honesty won a letter of appreciation from city offic ials in memphis tenn for miss nora day the secretarv had returned lo the citv the 32 which she go back from a defective coin return at a municipal parking lot when the partys over a cascade 40 electric water 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