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sfft j v r 4 hpslc mjt jo rery dry irrigation pays in hot weather thi arfon ftp trfr thtirihiy july 14 t 9rta already folks are making fire press classifieds bring plans for the next long holiday quick results summer or wln- veekend llie first of august ter x uial im the 90 degree temperatures of the past two weeks combined with iht- lack of rainfall tiuve lefl very dry soil conditions at the present time shallow loot ed vegetable crops and small fruits would have suffered long before this hud il not been for irrigation on many forms even now live fruits are beginning to show signs of the i10i dry weather irrigation a loul used quite frequently on many local i arms is paying its way at the pre sent time farmers are able to add that extra moisture to the soil to keep i lie crop from will ing during the hot sunny days there are however many im portant considerations to keep in mind when irrigating crops remember to irrigate soon enough that is before the crop begins to suffer if you wait until the crop lias already- will ed then there is already per manent duniaftc to the plant youmuslkccp lhcpiailli ing nt ill limes if a plant stops ifiwliij lluu il is mil likely it will continue ils groilh as rapidly even when atkcjiink- iiioislmv is provided all plants give oil ureal ciianli- lios of water ihrouli their leaves when il is hot and sun ny this water must he supplied lluoiljiir the roots by ihe soil for this reason you nuisi keep an adciiualo supply of viler in the soil at all limes ispeciullv when ll is yeiy warm and iin- ny another cousideraliou is 1 1 1 1 1 you nuisi water sufficiently lhal the moisture will sisik well be low the root one shallow wat ering encourages shallow root growth which is very bail lor ihe plant you should not wa ter any more often i twin neces sary but giving a largo quanti ty of water each lime vou do irrigate propel ly liineil irriga- lion will encourage dorp root growth which will enable the plant li obtain w n loyal orangemen marched on saturday morning to the cenotaph and laid a wreath to mark the 12th of july more than 100 paraded from c k brownes store on main st paced stuff photo by the pride of halton drum and cymbal band shown from left to right are victor roach tony langley les camochan danny holmes dave lang ley and george holmes german language school is success open registration for fall term north hallons first german- language school ended its first year of operation at the end ol june and from au reports it was a highly successful venture rudy arbeller of milton pres ident ol the icnnancanadian club of halton county which launched ihe school last let i said classes would definitely be reipeafed next la ii he said of 3 adults and children who en rolled last fall m completed the course a closing night was held at millons union hall june 25 when students f resented sam ples of what ihev had learned for visiting parents and friends instructor was michael how ard of niagara falls he con ducted weekly saturday morn ing lessons for two age groups from september through to june the club is hoping to have mr howard back again rexl year our club storied the school on a trial basis and it proved very successful mr arbciter said now the pattern is esta blished and we will definitely begin another class in septem ber students ranging from six years of age to adults enrolled from milton acton campbell- ville limehonse and george town most were children of german origin who were horn in canada and could speak and understand the language after hearing il at iholr homes but had never writ ion in german or learned the grammatical intri cacies of the language lie said registrations for the fall course will be accepted un til july 25 the classes are open to anyone in halton county and they do not have to be a member of the sponsoring club 10 enroll fees charged are not two car collision cars driven by two rockwood area resident vcre involved in a 1000 accident on the fifth line nassagawoya north of hi sicleroad on sa unlay morning the two vehicles driven by al ma may craggf and frank yule both of rr 2 rockwood re ceived 500 damage fiach milton opp report it was the only serious accident in the acton district covered by milton opp during the past week intended 10 make a profit but simply cover adminislratlon costs and the teachers salary bell co aims to eliminate annoying threatening talk a stcnpedmp program aimed at eliminatng calls made by mmmammmmmmm those who use the telephone to annoy or threaten was announc ed today by the bell telephone company of canada in making the announcement marcel vincent bell canada president said ihe intensified companywide program involved all departments in efforts to wards ending such calls special training will be given lo more than 2000 service representa tives who handle customer re ports of annoying or threatening calls in areas served by the locals many teachers are away on summer courses this month conservation areas in the district have been kept extreme ly busy in the past few weeks about 75 members of the lome scots peel duffcrin and halton regiment are attend ing a weeklong training session in camp pctlawawa this week the opp detachment in milton which services roads in ihe acton area is scheduled to have a new home by october 1 a new building expected to cost about 50000 will be located in the triangle of land one- half mile south of ihe 401 overpass golden age club members enjoy euchre crokinole the regular afternoon meeting of the acton golden age club was well attended and the usual enjoyable afternoon was spent mrs f mccutcheon presided during the shorl busifiess meet ing in the absence of mr david- hay crop sets record but corn looks poor haying on most halton farms finished last week and several farmers report a record hay- crop with an average yield ot over two tons per acre hallons agricultural representative hen ry j stanley reported this week two heavy rainfalls in early juno caused the hay crop and especially the brome to grow rapidly he noted yields of 200 bales per acre or lour tons have been reported thus farmers will once again be able lo fill up barns that had been emptied from the poorer crop in 1955 and from the sale of hay to eastern ontar io and the united slates the agricultural representative in dicated the fields that were harvest ed in early june arc growing a good second crop ot alfalfa however there has been no growth on fields harvested dur ing the past two weeks due to jack of rainfall less than one- tenth inch has fallen on central nd northern halton since june 15 pastures are dying out and the grasses and clovers matur ing this is resulting in a low er milk production he said the winter wheat crop looks very good with very little winter killing and enough height to produce considerable bedding for the livestock farmer early seeded oats and barley look good but will require an early rain if it is going to fill properly and produce plump seed late seeded grain crops have not grown as well as normal jcom is considerably behind normal on many fields early- planted corn on the heavy clay soil was very slow in germinat ing because of the cool damp spring a large percentage rot ted in the ground while some was attacked by wireworms and cutworms at rapine has given excellent control of weeds when applied in early june just be fore or immediately after the june rains many farmers who did not use this herbicide have very weedy fields several have cultivated the corn crop during the pxst two weeks cultivation is drying out the soil resulting in withering of corn leaves roots are being broken olf by deep cultivation which will further decrease yields un less sufficient rain falls in the near future corn yields will be bolownonnal mr stanley sug gested son miss annie akins gave a wonderful report on cards she had sent out several visits had been made by the visiting com mittee eight tables of euchre and three of crokinole kept the members entertained for the rest of the afternoon winners in euchre were ladies mrs william evans gentlemen mr robert mcenery winners in crokinole were ladies mrs d kennedy gentle men mr healey owing to the continuing heat and to vacation time only a small number have been turn ing out to play shuffleboard at the arena mr howard pcarce recreation dircctorvasjjresent at the meeting and congratulat ed the club on being such an ac tive group and told of the ar rangements made for the club to play each monday night at 730 pm it is hoped more mem- oers will soon bo able to enjoy these privileges the next meeting of the acton golden age club will be hold thursday july 21 at 7j0 pm luamrvicb will pfovidaytmnwfc plenty of hot water farall jotf household needs hydros new n01 water service a low monthly charge u installation of modern anto toatic electric water heater all service and maintenance including replacement if coat of electricity oar staff win be dad to ted jrota all about this auwuawe bt water service acton hydro electric commission 3 eigin st n 8532410 vacation time a good time to paint your house inside and out is with company when a telephone customer is harrassed by repealed ob scene or annoying calls the ser vice representatives will work with the customer to try lo solve ihe problem when the company is notified lhal ihe telephone has been used to threaten a customer with bodily harm kidnapping or damage to property the mailer is asslgnedjo a speciaisi who has ihe authority lo lake what ever action may be appropriate and necessary bell canuda will 111 rough ac tive cooperalion with law en forcement agencies and ihe pro vision of evidence contribute lo ihe prosecution of a person making offensive calls mr vincent said he pointed out thai even though the complexity of the modern telephone makes it diffi cult in some eases lo identify the source of such calls bell canada has various means to do so and is using them c i l paints 0n1y 595 gal pto accidents the use of machinery is 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