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holes takte leather shoelace xmxwl l i ii my lawn roller never seems to be home v possibly 1 should make another one just to lend to people fooling aside this borrow ing tools and then forgetting to brtng them back can be moat annoying and im not guiltless i vm nil aet to roll the area just spaded for late vetetablee whan i discovered it was missing the predicament was finally settled by borrowing herbs sleek store job it gave me the idea of looking- for a short fat hot water tank and ups handle atta from i i xx holes capped for filling with water handle- bent water pipe fastened with elbow couplings or 2x2 with two pieces from discarded wagon or car springs fastened with bolts t small shelf from coat hangers- all joints soldered or welded fixir inch h water pipe its regulated by the amount of water used in the tank quits aa improvement on my present one filled with heavy concrete possibly that will be my first job when holidays are over ckfartzcssssy here is a simple way to perk up your kitchen window noticed while in the st thomas area a light canopy was constructed front building board and fastened on the inside to the edge of the window frame bright chinti was sewn fas the form of an awning to fit the frame and thumb tacked in place with the tacks oat of sight it was most attractive after repeated attempts to describe its construc tion to my usually bright better half i finally took the hint ana built one now she will have to get busy and cover it whils aha is sewing the canopy maybe i can talk her into covering the guest book i made out of a cigar box last spring its qutta attractive in itc natural finish hot it will be even better covered wita some of the drapery material thm left over mkiuam staff if you want a small shelf for agm keepsakes try your hand at makfasl one from coat hangar it wffl tam bit of patience to font umwib ths dwjhwd detuni bj be i new booklet youll find m lnfttjnatln h 1 for rent for all sorts of goods meats and vegetables the average family can save 100 to 150 x year by buying meat whole sale and putting rrtlit and vegetables in lockers wnile they are plentiful georgetown creamery locker storage phone 174w k p tc crade i gordon anoiews hubert arm strong mushi aimanii heather arnold lxnla arthur john bar ber janus bircliy patricia barra- ei jodiy bell uiuim boyd pat ricia bushana kiymcuui carter thoiva- cop and mianne derricks join dun n kuen ellis susan fount mi catlei e tlerric paul hal jane ho re leonard hulme colin jtiiiii i y sue johnson davi kiii i helen klingbiel john kiukii korzack david mackenzie kilen malthy heather marehment murray marchment thoma marshall john wcclem- ints do aid mcfarlane david mc- nally ann ioiimie noble arthur patton lany prnyk karen reeve vivien hiiills elaine hobinson 1 imothy hom er andrew kugg lirry saundci- linda saunders stephen saxt call scarlett john scott paul sin sharon sykes allan tlioni so lames thompson jaimi tom ly rli van wyck rob- ei t wrikgleswnth james whyte h i inirri ei e p head optometrist eves examined glasses fitted ss st georges square gu elph established 20 years ag s plumbing heating s eavestroughing s now tht iie to plan your ixliioits in uuirown fair on seteiibei lrh don houston phone s47w farm news hession fly spotted on two halton farms the hessian fty some years ago was listed as the most destructive insect attacking wheat in the field kor the past ten or fifteen years it has been a pest of minor impor tance dviring the past few days we have had two inquiries from hal- ton growers who were wondering what was causing their wheat to bre off just near the ground up on investigation they found what appeared like flaxseeds this is- the pupae stage of the hessian fly it is quite possible that the cool wea ther this spring was favourable for its development the adult is a small mosquito like fly the eggs air laid on the leaves and the maggots from these eggs wonk down between the leaf and the stem these maggots suck the juice out of the stems and cause a weak- ended condition and consequent breakage at or near the ground and at about this time of year the adult flics emerge the latter part of august and in early september and lay their eggs on volunteer wheat or on early seeded wheat control if the field is not seeded all wheat stubble should be plowed under completely as soon as pos sible after the wheat is harvested and then worked to firm the soil few of the flies will be able to emerge from such soil if plowing cannot be done promptly let the volunteer wheat come up this wheat will be ear- t her than the regularly seeded wheat under normal conditions and will act as a trap crop for the egg xaying period of the fly tnla should not be plowed under uatfll the end of september late planting is also recommend ed by our entomological authori ties in short if you ere troub led with hessian fly this year sow just as late as la sate in your district to obtain a good stand be fore winter in our opinion this would range from roughly sep tember 6th september 15th m d j a