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.*~. . a .- ORONO EEKLY TIMES TENDER FOR INS Anthorized as Second Class Mail, Post Office fDepartment, Ottawa. Fo.&.e-r. R A Forrester Publisher. R C Forrester NEW PARK POLICY Sunday charging of twenty-five cents for cars entering the y ju¿no Memorial Coimmunity Park is proving a successful means of financing future repairs and improvements to the grounds. Ths plai. hos now been in effect for the last two Sundays and over two hun- dred cars have entered on each occasion. Little or no opposition bas been voiced at the gate and both resident and non-resîdent car owners have stated that such a move is -l keeping for the facilities being provided both young and old at :he park. Such a move levies the cost of upkeep of the grounds fairly to . hoose who use it. The twenty-five cent charge is a modest one con- sidering the facilities available. There is the booth now with its im- provements conforming to lealth Department regulations, a greatly imiproved swimming . tank, picnic tables, bathing house and many other conveniences such as disposal units and lin general a well kept grounds. On the part of the Board this move with aiso alterations in picnic charges is sound business. It provides funds with wbicb they are able to keep up the park and also look forward to improvements and further facilities. Another noticeable change is-that cars are not rusbing ia and out of the park endangering the lives of children who make the park a beadquarters during the sumuer months. AS YE SEW SO SHALL YE REAP and if necessary, rnd year inkeepiag the crep- nseed, 1adrisesý the That Biblical injunction "As ye sow,1Crw :b shall ye reap" mnay well be termed cf tho frst and second year and ton an authoritative specifically directed fellew with enrly barley seeded dewn to Ontario farmors, says the I2pCropandcut early Or Panture off. It is aise Branch of the Ontario Departmetpoited ot that a log-ter pasture of Agriculture. Officials of the cf five or more yoars duration will Branch warn that the farmer whaio greatly redue tho 'amount careessiy sows wijld oats 4Avenaiiving wiîd cat seed la the soil Fatua) will surely reap a harvest of sorrow. "In te place of piump nutritions from aircrnft just wben xvild ont grSin the fariner who sows wild oatsblosos are open prevents thefor- will garner hairy chaffy kernels, long I maie t r .awned and twisted," says IC. noH.clte Ontano conitions. Kingsbury, Fieldman, "When gazing mournfully at kernels of wild oats he _____ will notice a sucker mouth scar at its base. Lt is a reminder that only as beeprnt e Dapa nt suckers sow such seed. The Crops Branch points out thatthee mot cf Eiiy creek, on the E bet control easure is to sowSuth S f Stugeon Lke. he thebes cotri mnsue i te80Wpurpese cf sncb a net is te catch as such seed guarantees freedoin from such weeds. It is emphasizethat once mnny carp as possible, and te keep present wild oat seed can rgmain ingtingnream ie the marsby Registered or Certified seed. Use of araning tei inghrua. the soil for many years. Once land is infested the farmer moraiprog tee t ees cap- mius play against time to prevent tho-ure aipecae ffs nternf m seed from maturing. Summer fallow- ily Croek, and by keepiag a record inmgwt frequent cul-ti-vation will iag ithfreqonteniiraton illcf sncb fish se caught and reioaseçi work the seeds to the surface where gseme indication cf the strength they can, germinate and be destroyed. Winter wheat can follow. t and ealth f the varios gane fisb W:ntr weatenafeiowpopulations. 'Many cf the pickz-eo Where the infestation is heavy on were moasured nnd-a maie sampie good crop land, the soil shoulid betakon te determine the age-iengtb worked ln the fali and early springrlatienshipcfsis lanStur- and disced te destroy the sedlings.'gocaLake. Foiayhls treatinont with rlwcrobs Pluablng s: - AND Het Waters Heating CALL US FOR ESTIMATES HARRY E. LYCETT Phone 84 r 12 ORONO - ONT. The total catch in the one net up to the end of May is as foilows: Carp 168, Lunge 43, Largemnoth Bass 47, Small-mouth B'ass 32, Pickerel 291, Suckers 175, Catfish 767, Sunfish 91, Perch 4, and 1 Ling. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Properties Sold, Rented. Managed and Appraised L. M. ALLISON Real Estate Broker Phonle 2566 - Newcastle, Ont, Two blocks north of traffie signal, Newcastle. ýcessarily ccepted. r tnrtaer rrmation w ite: L. R. Or ffith, S c.-Treas., Northum erland urham Board Hon th, P O. Box 20, urg, Ont, The un struction roperty etc. BR/ eceil ed l - Ito of the S ainton to day, Juno te ho heid rounds, bis automobile, TNTDERS - Jack Reid Autl¶neor Clarke Townihip School Area Trustee BEoard arecalling for Tenders COMING EVENT for painting insi4e and outsideof Lk Church anirerna.Sua- Antioch School a4d inside of xth Line No. 21, scheoolO t e r .S..Sayweil, 1 cof Oshawa. Speciaiý m c by St. Ste- Lowest or any tender not cessar- iiy accepted. Tenders mnst e la by July Sth. -o aptinmjlFonat. Particulars may oh ained from irhy StrawbopySyoi, FridnyIS any member of the B ar or the sec- retarj, Mr. Alma B<w n. a-c Lonkard Unitkd Churcý,h/ý. A. spcn- ORONO SCHOOLsre Sab ySoi a See S.S No. 12 CLARKE ted Var:ety encart, încludiag tho ppular Bîhly 7a4o a o ther taloated TENDER FOR INSUL TING r W at Sealed Te iders, clearly 1arked as"O.Adnitratc. lîded o l- to contents, will be rec ved by the tend. Meet r undersigned until 12 'clock noon, Mond , Juiy 5t , 1954, for insulatin the atti of the school The rogular andnild comtien day building. W Ik to be completed be- services willho hId a1t Orono Ceme- fore August 1, 1954 Deposit cheque tory onSundaY, une 27th. It la representing 101% 'f contract bid planned tebheid t e rrice ia.tho minust accomp ny ea tender. LngMemoiiai C np i te avoid nny Lowest or a y t ider not necessar- possible inconron on o la case cf ily accepted. main. Howerer th Ono Citizens H. E. Millson, Orono, Ont. Band wili ho la at ondanco as unnal, nad citho sernice will houndey the di- Jkirectoineefrte local ciorgy. Durkard Church y niensre- ope eTusday, un 2th at 7 :lp.ni. Salest oeaheldrery S.rsdayweven- ONTARIOo dshawa hec m bmonths. Se- pohen's oirtOsha . As eia Salen Bto oVehicles The sale by tender cf eight vo i.es sodSray Scoliciandieec- wili hhodby the, Departmatcf Tuesday aftor oncert, edirk. A Lands and Feots, a descript on of gonar inBtati a ai ohendrd teail wlich fou _s: parents teattnd, June ith yor Yeairp Aldren,atd bre.thidecessnrynerts. Cher.ld Ton Pick Up 1951 MoySuruna, Ton PickeUp219507th.I ChehTon Pick Up 1950 s S t. 12 CLARE Chevrh r Ton Pick Upoo1949 Che. on Pick Up 1949 TENDERS ÉOR H1EATING SY EM I Ford 2B i n dcn Stake 1949 Cherv. ý Ton Stak-e m19 Seaed To eors,c learly. kds The is by pubic t er on v c tle cents, wiiihoe coivo by the as is wbe s bsis D arranty nersignod until £2 o accu giren le0r exprqssed or imiphïedl. Mond ,y, July Sth, 95,4, The rvehi les ipay ho iRïpected cen(- mencing, 1Monda>', Jurk2lst, 1954. for honting system, ce pietely lu- Tenders ad oe accep ed up te and sta ed, la o Sehe d P incinding aturday, ýj nie 26th, 1954.-tieulars rta ho obotaie'ed fremn the Cev. The Depamiet 19f Lands uudrsignd Werk ta confor with ad Fores Nu p 15y, Staion t al!neco rn s d c hone, ntaon Pipetd bofor Formd 2forn Sak /w e provided Contact the N y Station Office. The higlest or apb tender not ne- nacconpany Pench. essariy accepted. t Wieland S. Cemmel, Ministerof Theýes vehi lestmayebe i pected com Lands andi Foreats. sarilceaccdptud Linlsay, Ontaro. Junnegd16,rg54 H. E. Misn, Oron, Ont. Small sized CePent Mixer. Must bel in good conditio. . Green, Phone 95-r-4, Orono. a-e FOR SALE '39 Pontiac in air co ition Appiy to Harold Cain. hone 4-r-16, Orono. Uay in the eld. App Milton Tamblyn. Phono 65-r-19, ono b-p We wil be.pl ed ck up dead or crippled farm anima for sanitary disposal. Tel hone ollect Cobourg 1266 or Toro o E . 3-3636. GORDIION Y NG LIMITED If you wisl your DEAD FARM STOCK removkd the fastest way, hen call us kollect - Bowmanville 679. We alsol buy LIVE HORSES. MARGWLtrL PUR FARM TYRONE, ONT. Hamiltons Insurance Service Every class of Insur- ance it represented in Our office. The follow- ing are some of the main coverages we can offer: Automobile, Life, Accident and Sicknes, Plate Glass, Liability, Fire, Burgiary, Hespitalizatiot, Livestock, Roiler, Wind, PolieO, Hail, Fidelity Bonds, etc. ORONO PHONE iRi6 FIRST MORTGAGE LOANS Leroy Hamiton REAL ESTATE BROKER JIM CAMERON LESKARD, ONT. Electric and Acetylene Welding Cylinder Rlockn and Heads Weided Specializing in ALUMINUM AND ZINC RASE METAL AIl Work Guaranteed Phone Orono 1 ring 5 S5 - vfl ~14/, p ~ 4 PHYSICIAN and SURGEON MteeHoursi: 2.00 to 4.00 p.m-; 6.fl to 8.00 Ia. Sundays and Wednesdays by appointment only PHONE 47rl - E. C. SYER, M.D. PHYSICIAN and SURGEON Main Street South Office Hours: 2.00 to 4.00 p.m, 6.30 te 8.00 pa. Sundays and Holiday by ' O Appointment PHONE 74 r 19 ORONO DR. R. J. TAGGART VRTERINARY SURGEON OPPOSITE PHONE 94 r 16 ORO1 LEGAL Lawrence C. Mason, L.A. Barrister and Solicitor. BOWMANVILLE, ONT. Phon5: Office 688 Hom, 553 JACK REID Orono's Licensed Auctioneer and Valuati Specialize In ]tarm and Furniture Sales Consult me for terms and dates Phone 5 r 18 - Ornný TED JACKSON Auctioneer and Valuate Conducta Auction Sales of all u and at reasonable rats Comr¶nicate with him at I Perry, Ontario, or see bis Clerk, E. Morton, at Orono, for date. LIFE INSURANC Pension Plans; Educational Polie Protection and Savings Plan Chiidre aind Adults; Mortgage surance Plans. F. E. LYCETT ORONO, Ont. - Phono 2lWr The RUT Dial 3216 P. Port Hope, lonumetSa, Gr Enrravinz; G Lot nüs ROY W. NICHOLS BOWMANVILLE if -s'