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enea as conservation playground a 243acre family playground situated on the doorstep of metro politan toronto was officially opened as a conservation area aug 3 by the metropolitan toron to region conservation author ity it was announced by a h richardson p eng authority chairman the op will be chaiman the opening was high lighted by a giant family picnic known as nhe boyd property ts- fi bring your family lothe irfth annual fergus highland games sataug17th victoria park fergis a full day from 90 am admission 75c big vance in fergus arena at night piping dancing massed bands track and pfisld events canadas most colorful highland specracle the new conservation area is loca ted one and a half miles north of woodbridge on the east branch of the humber river it has been des cribed as being one of the most remarkable national recreational areas in this part of ontario the- property was purchased last year by the humber valley conservation authority now part of the mtrca to show conservation to the public it is new being developed by the au thority as a site- for the outdoors enjoyment of metro toronto and regions 1 nuluon residents v a it is hoped that parents will bring their children to tins area on weekends to romp and enjoy themselves in the good oldfash ioned tradition mr richardson stated this is the second conservation ae to be opened within a month on june 21 the iso acre heart lake beauty spot near brampton was officially opened to the pub lic the boyd properly is named af ter its former owner dr ed mund boyd an ardent conserva tionist the tract contains the on ly game preserve in york coun ty and 85 aeres of forest part of which was planted some 25 years ago further development of the ar- vetoped into an ideal swimming place a farmhouse and barns and- a large house that will be used as a field headquarters by the authority the opening day ceremonies included the appearance of chief big white owl who trac ed the history of the indian tribes which dwelt jn the area anil miss ruth marshall secretary ontario archaeological society who displayed artifacts taken froth the area in diggings that have uncovered signs of prehistory ic iroquoian villages dating back to 1350 a py the official opening was car- vied out by a a lex mckenaie m- c- hpjev for north yorfc one of the highlights of the day was the presentation of a giant hamper of groceries and picnic su pplies to the family comprising the largest number of children that was present at the opening the programme also includ ed conducted tours of pie pro- perty by land rover vehicles an archery contest staged by mem bers of the ontario archery ass ociation and a tree identification rontet sponsored by the canadian forestry association of ontario farm mttws visit scout jamboree during england trip ea calls for expansion of the for est cover restocking of the river j two old scouts who have play- and the laying out of nature trails ed prominent parts in scouting and conservation plots during work in georgetown have planned the summer the areas gently-rol- a trip to england to coincide with ling slopes will be used as picnic the world jamboree which is tak- grounds in the winter they will ing place in warwickshire become a haven for skiers bob hardman 8 normandy the property includes an un- blvd and c e tim stacey 8 polluted stream which can be de- draper st left by plane from new low price on furnace oil for summer deliver one half cent off regular winter price for all orders received before august 31st haltom cooperative supplies georgetown trunu 72371 dr pm hartley test at soil crop twilight it one hundred kaltonltes from ay sections of the county attended thev annual twifigbt meeting spon sored by the halten soil and crop improvement association on wed nesday evening ofiast week the event was held on the farm of john muth near ash where the group inspected the replicated variety tests whicjh contained some 20 different varieties of oats and barley being tested under the re gional variety test plan of the de partment of ftefa husbandry o a c in cooperation with the hal- ton association the discussion was ably led by dd n huntley head of the field husbandry de partment who later addressed the gcoujljon the spacious lawn of the muth farmstead his practical down to earth address was- keenly appreciated by the group despite the thill evening air wheat yields disappoint considerable discussion took place re the somewhat disappoint ing yields which many farmers have secured this year from their winter wheat in short there is a heavycrop of straw tout the yields on the average would appear to be between 30 and 33 bushels per acre with wheat at present prices that is not an encouraging picture in view of the costs in- chatting m h b pages twb osxmtmtowftl manuld wednesday augnsttrh ubt j malton airport on sunday mornl j ing to spend two weeks in thel old country- bob has an english farms an analysis nephew attending the jamboree was made by dr h who will be able to j georgetbwners around j their trip however was not primarily to visit the jamboree i but to see relatives mr hard- man will be with his 80yearold mother mrs a hardman in leigh lanes whom he last saw while serving with the canadian overseas in world war ii father died two years ago he will visit too with brothers and sisters in that district mr stacey who was home for a visit just after the war ended will make his headquarters in rotherham yorks in sussex and london the day we chose for our trip to tobermory was per fect for driving bright sun shine and thalr crisply cool altho we have been going up to inverburon every summer for about ten years this was the first time we had ever driven up to the tub as tobermory is known to people who live on the bruce peninsula its about ninety miles front the beach with an excellent road all the way we just took our- time however the better to enjoy a countryside new to us gateway to the peninsula is wiar- ton a town with a hreathtafclngly beautiful approach from its nor thern entrance as the road winds down the steep escarpment you can see the whole town nestled in the curve of a deeply cut hay the water is vivid blue pointing up the contrast of colourful rooftops i imagine many an artist has tried to capture that scene on canvas a after wiarton you are actually travelling up the i peninsula with the waters of bake huron on the one side and georgian bay on the other both never really very far away how ever driving on the main road you dont have an opportunity to see the water or to see those resorts so wellknown for their good fish ing such as red bay pikes bay stokes bay and howdenvale so about ten miles or so above wiar- ton we took af left turn to connect with the sideroad that runs along the lakeshore in order to see all these places i had packed a picnic lunch which we ate along the road side not far from red bay almost as soon as we started up hc peninsula we noticed a change in the terrain it becomes very rocky and sort of wildlooking life there would be very quiet i imagine and certainly the area hasnt been commercialized there 1 dr x burn milne dental surgeon xray mill street tr 72871 or john r kerry practice of dentistry xay trjangle 73641 main street georgetown volved in producing the crop the discussion brings to mind- a sur vey conducted in 1948 and 1949 by the halton association in co operation with the halton branch of the ontario department of agriculture the object was to determine if possible why some operators consistently get 40 bus hels per acre or better and their neighbours average only 30 bus hels in the study made during the twoyear period considerable data was secured from 41 halton of the data i patterson show the of the farm economics branch toronto at that time the differ ences in yield secured seemed to lie in with five different factors namelv i variety 2 fcrtiuzeri ar a ot of wid flowers blooming and manure applied 3 time bcl a alon the roadside and when tuecn plowing and seeding 4 vc stopped tor lunch it was a date of seeding and 5 the times k opportunity for a closeup of army over before seeding the question sumc varieties wc had never seen his 0 time between plowing and seed- before there was a profusion of ing was responsible for consider- toan familiar opes too such as able discussiop when we looked 12th of jul orange lilies they up dr pattersons report we to advantage in the short found this and we quote while sparse grass barely covering the the recommendation for ontario in outcroppings of rock the pink the past has been not less than vud roses were in bloom too and 30 days we found our big differ- driving along the marshy places the men plan to meet up again ence was obtained where the time c to be lake shore the wild towards the latter part of their j which elapsed was over 30 days two weeks for some sightseeing consequently this factor may be i j even more important than has i t tri- youj ths sjoeroa ues you wl note the yews rise partcu close sfl larly beyond the 50 days time however to get back to the meeting in question where m c bcaty president of the associ ation presided howard henry of the field crops branch was an other speaker on the programme mr henry dealt with weevil in festation of grain and stressed the importance of cleaning up the granary before storing the new crop a new pamphlet on the subject is just off the press and is available at the agricultural of fice in milton s m fajbisra ro optometrist mcnajglara jtwellers georgetown a m nielsen dc md doctor of chiropractic nahmroaaalny 43rd year of practice 5 pan closed thursdayaw lady atflwadant 184 guelphst georgetown triangle 73812 w h biogs d ralph davks accredited plte accountants 65 main st n georgetown th 73351 office hours 9 ajn to 5 pml mondays to fridays vn wrlcur protacslonal enatooar a ontario land survwyor georgetown ontario res 81 prince charles dr office guelph st telephone tr 73300 georgetown animal cunk c w sayars dvj 106 guelph street 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woo right from the start its hot hot hot iiigafafartjbownorttedim heat whatever cas does gas does wefl all day ovary day the quicker way dependable economical gas if m ai way tha ideal fuel for awofcm living building sand concrete gravel road gravru fill and top soil stone work tom haines otoe williams tr 73302 profit from canadas rosperity see your heating contractor or 7 aaain st 27 miu st 10 main st company limited s georgetovvn acton i milton united tr 73921 695 tr 86741 become part owner of more than 100 blue chip securi ties for as little as 1000 for full information see your investors syndicate representative- dick ridoall 4 ostrander blvd tr t3897 i invootors mutual 9 c a w k a- a r muca should say twenty or thirty miles a very pretty drive which i feci it would be a shame for anyone to miss if theyre thinking of going to tobermory allow a little extra time for jogging off to resorts with attractivesounding names it all ackfs to the pleasure of a leisurely trip beyond stokes bay however there is no lake road and you have to rejoin the main highway for the balance of the drive tb the tip of the peninj sula i ton van sickler ba barristor solicitor a notary 19 main st s tr 74531 former hydro hldlg maurice mandevton i bjl barrister solicitor 1 and notary public j tr 72484 i office mill st georgetown t walter h pope cpa jjlcs cortrhed public accountant ttcmd municipal auditor 39 main st south tr 74821 after hours to 74979 just as vol enter the super- highway which has been built to tobermory there is a gift- house to end all gift houses for tourists its built of logs and is the most elaborate one of its kind i have ever seen it combines the commercial aspect with conveni- ence to travellers in the form of a beautifully kept playyard area for tiny tots picnic tables and in a carefully protected enclosure several huge black bears i the store itself is two or three stores rolled into one china i brassware fine glass woollens of every description copperware rustic furniture and woven wicker goods all in separate depart- ments each large enough to call itself an individual store they carried a tremendous stock made me wonder how they could pos sibly sell it all but its pretty bard not to spend money when you go in without much effort we put a hole in a tendollarbill and we werent browsing around for very long i suppose it would be very hard not to stop there either on the way to or from tobermory because they have one very big advantage everyone going to the tub has to pass their establishment so i guess they do a good business it just seemed so odd to see a store like that set down right in the middle of a wilderness practically we arrived at tobermory just in time to see the big v ferryboat pull taway bound for manitoulln the village itself consists of a cluster of a half a doacn stores a couple of general stores and two or three souvenir lever hoslcin cherteroa accountants si main n brampton glendale 14824 44 victoria st toronto phone em 44131 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some postcards are several very rtic looking moj looked around the stores a little tela and cabins but not as nuujand toyed with the idea of a as i had expected a fewwejl- boat ride over to fiowerllnrt is- kept homes complete the quiet land but by thattaow aattftj little village wion the matbi hubbreea was rlffing up uwlakn and the prospect didnt look too in- vitlngjso in deddkd to save that for another- tune and per haps the- next tune ajtvgp to tob ermory weh takapvtoy fbrer- to auubaulin mmm- hiot 1 leave imdagdjsiitauigi- to 9azywr