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WE EKU LY LE POR-%T Propo cd "wirlig Cors"JArussIl ic St Monay ftenoo tohea th plns Continud frolil pag'e p8) for the1'or'ganization of a "Tw\irlin)g î~d h ylah ftecrîU Corýps" in1time f Jor the Cadet Inspec-v ý" Lh tion.~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~~ý MisBr rtob h hefàiyixtende -tothe bereaved fa- strctreýss,\itJi assistance fron M r ily. îinte-rmnentwas is Oroýo Cmtr watt. Mr_ and M'rs. Nelson of Torontc' Staringthi wee th gil i spent the weekend( withi Mr, and Mrs.. meet inla smll grou -ps for practiceC harles Gawy and famxrly. s'essions, One, group each ?sy from W Mikoi Ms .Gïl, three-f'ourty to four o'clock Afterr Arýthur Thompsoa, and mis. eaich of lthe girlds has been* taughit -Milton Robinson called onu r. . the basic twirls, the six whbo master Thorne anud Mrs. A. Swarbrickdr- i tese otefctel wýillbe ap- I(theweekend. pointed as thie officiajI drun mnajor- MIr. an-d Mrsý G. Martinel and Kn etecorps "f the Orono High lSC1hoo. l. Yspeint the weekelnd ïat the far,- a' La uniforms consistinig of cicuarRoeitethmdreport several ide royal blue skirts and whjL(.ite bou.ses 3 1ofsnw with th1-e school letters and crest il- pr'inted on them, the Majoretteýs will O tIl-- E perom thIle annual Inspection ofi ithle 0.1.S. Air Cadets la, a n at any vother popat ccains (Continlued from page 1 tha:t mnay arise betwýeea thien and their, homne arno-1c. Jun J Lihe bride- is a, graduate of Ior, Lt is; hoped thaltila fuiture -years the H1ope High' School and a graduate of jCor-ps nmay be enlarged.andl a sc!hool S (oo1ofNurs-ilgo" Ptrorul band orga1,nized to play on special oc-Cvc Hospital- Siný(ce graduation Fae casinsbasvisited the Easlt ,aid West Coast- ____________of Ca ada nd spent six mnh O nursiiijBermnuda. Thegrm s a Tillage Affects Cor." Yield paduItate ocf Orono H-igh11School,aSl Tilg iniethods used On heavy ionan is keenfly interested i I texýtured soul may- have ai pronoucnced sprs effect on corn yield(. Tests on Broolk- Fouir shoewers werýe :held forth 1to 0 a oua teEperimjentajl brid e by fiensand relaie Substatio, n adaDePartitmenhof N&wvtonville, PtroogMrii -IAgriculture, Woodslee, for the past and jOroo. thrcee ears, have indicatedl that Yall Iplowilng 1usually, gives the best cr kings and the Plow-plan.t ehd yields. Early spinplowýing gave gaveê about the saine yi*eld. On, the lthe next hest yield compared witb other h-and], the muIch.-plant methoed fail plowing. proved to be a failure ont Brookszton jThe tillage tests at Woods-lee in- daly soil. cluded, ini addition to faîl plowing, Soil phy-sical mneasuremients rnadoe Spring plowing followed hy two On each tillage treatmrent during th1 disking1s and the PL'ow-plant andgrwn season iindicated that iiois- ml!ch Plant l*ethods, Corn ,a s tresupply was the Iimitinig 'factor planted directly into rpring-plo-wed in corn Production con spring plow- soil in the( plow-plant mnethod by ing and ln the uchpat-treatm'_-ent setting the plainter shoeýs to follow Faîloi g gave the best -1oi*sture, in the tractor wheel mlarks. Th-,esupply during the three years of est miulchplant treatmlent for corn was The exý:perime-nts at Wose a made in standing t]fialfa by prepar- dcaetheim ipor-tance o-f p]o'inga ingl- a twenity-inch s oi f soi', for early a the soil wýill allow wenthe eaich cornI rowv, leaivinig a twenty- incblandýj( is to be spingl- plowed Rainîfaili strip Of udsubdsod between the is usully morCeplntiful early lai rowvs for souildigpurp oses. Thie theseson thus rpehn the mrois. spigplwdmethod vwtihtw,o dis- tue upyine rly spring poig oc ATTHEl ROYALL t BOWMNANVILLE - ONTARIO 13 THURS.- FRI.- SAT. - APRIL 1211 13,114 [1 CooebyT1iùÎ THE MAX... î ..hocame a thousand fi miles tO kili l~ n g he'd neyer seen! gAiItw Donad atd dy g Thurs., Fri. 7 and 9:10 Sat., Colit. : OR SilIVO L POLisI] DET] FANCY, ALL PURPOSE, LARGE SIZE 113's IFROZEN FO"O-DS