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Orono Weekly Tîmes, Wednesdav Marchi 10, 1982, 9 ,MI ýH[CLASSIHIED Phone for GOULD appointment PH 010 Anniversary SHOp1 Wedding and -JýLIMITED L Family o Portraits In Our Studio, Your Home, Or on Location. 78 Kng St. W., BowmanvilIe, 823-2404- Phone 416-623-3393 Orono Cali 983-9547 For prompt, courteous efficient service when buying or selling and for the largest selection of properties in the area. 234 KING ST. EAST Job Printing 983-5301 PRO-GARDEN- LAN DSCAPING Lawn - Maintenance Fali dlean up Rallway tisa Interlocking tone Specializlng in fruit tres prunlng Free estiniates Firewood1 Pickup or delivered Snow Plowing 983-5915 WAKEFI ELD INSURANCE 983-9438 We Check And Double Check! Orono Towing MECHANICAL REPAIRS To Ail Cars and Trucks 24-HOUR TOWING Phone 983-5249 NOTICES If you have any questions or concerns about your municipality, please feel free to cail me at either 983-5505 or 983-5851. Diane Hamre, Counce, Ward 3 T'. of N. WORK WANTED Ear piercîng service. Phone 623-5747 for, appointment and information. Hooper's Jewelkers Ltd. WORK WANTED TOM'S Furniture Repair and Refinishing Customn Cabinet Maing Cali Tom Lycett HELP NE If you don't i we need yours. The Salvation used clothing ai The used Ciothir The New Dutel 130 King Street ville and also a the Guf Station de. Help your give your used Saivation Army. 3, CAR FOR 1976 Ford T1 Condition. $W 983-5094. AUCTIOIý 4-H Beef Cal 45 Lots carei Pure-Bred and Steers. Locatior Sales Arena, Ont. Saturday, 1982 - I P.M. S For informnati Baiiey Auctionec tain 705-786-307 SHEARS WANTED Wanted to buy Christmas Tree Trimmning Hedge Shears, Rubber bumpers preferred. Repiy stating, make, price and quantity to Box 300, Orono Weekly Times. 3, 10, .17 a.c. Attention Magazine Readers Clarke High School Annuai Magazine Campaign Commencing March 12, 1982 New Subscriptions And Renewals Contact Any Clarke Student Anno unce summer work. Sponsored hy Local p o r m Mlerchants ý'Plus' Fores t trees beîng îdentîfîed T. Farmer, Extension Technician 475 Do you know a "plus" tree EEDED when you see one?- The need uhED p Forests Staff at the Ministry. ~eedour elp, of Naturai Resources,,Lind- n Army needs say District office do, they and urniure. have been collecting scions nd furntiure. from ten white pine "plus" ng Dvepoi atd trees, scattered over the th i oepand District from Bexiey to0 in Boman- Brîdgenorth, for the iast cou- adrop box at ýn in Newcas- pie of days. commuity, Trees that exhibit superior ctemmunityh growing ýcharacteristics, such items o the as rapid height and diameter 10 & 2 a.c. growth, straight stems, small 10 &24 .c. well angled branches and R SALEdisease resistance are fre- roia SALE quently "plus" trees. After or0.na. Good seîecting, measuring andi ~50.0. ail cornputing age and height 0ac. figures, if the tree is a 1,.. "plus"', branches are remov- ed from the tree's top cone- ýN SALE bearing portion and seiected if Sale seiling branch tips (scions) are fuliy 'selected grafted to potted root stock. d Cross-Bred Since the average "plus" )n - Malmont tree is 85 to 95 feet tali, a pro- Blackstock, fessional clîmber is employed March 2Q, to remove the seiected bran- Sharp! ches from the tree. The 1bran- ion'cail Ross ches are seiected from th 1 top -e - Little Bni- ten feet of the tree, Vry ý74. carefuiiy removed and d rop- 3, 10, 17 a.c. ped to the grounti. The wounds ieft on the pine quickiy seai over with "gum" when the warm weàther starts, ieaving the tree vir'ual- J e iy unharmei.' vieThe scions are grafted t waiting root sïock, at one of ions severai ceiýtres equipped for *ORONO. NURSÉRY SOHOOL Hait-Day Enrichmnent Program 3-5 Year old children Qualified Staff Uocened Premises Telephone 983-5402 a.m. 987-4012 p.m. tree breeding and improve- ment work. Once the gra,'ts have "taken" the trees are pianted out in seed orchard areas, it is here that breeding and genetic improvement i s carrîed out. By selecting and mnatching specimens with similar good characteristics it shouid be possible to corne up with seed. and eventually seedlings, with super good qualities. Ultimateiy, ail white pine nursery stock couid be disease resistant, straight, fast growing progeny of "PLUS" tree parents. White spruce and several of the hardwood species are aiso be- ing geneticaliy improved under this program. Landowners can help the tree improvement program in two ways, first by granting permission to MNR staff members te coileet tree scions if requested, anld by obtain- ing advice whenever your woodiot needs thinning or cutting. If Fortest section staff mnembersý inspect and mark your woodiot before cutting, potentiai "plus" trees can be identified and ar- rangements made to coilect the scions before the tree is cut, or maybe spare the tree from the woodsman's saw so it can continue te be a con- tributing "plus" tree. For more information Contact: "Plus" Trees Selected - T. Farmer, Extension Techni- cian. FA. Tennant Fuels Lt. R.R. 1, Orono, ont. PREMIUM QUALITY PRODUCTS for HOME - FARM COMMERCIAL FURNACE OIL - *STOVE O01V. *DIESEL 01L- *GASOLINE.- - OIL & LUB3RICANTS (cases or drums) AUTOMATIC DELIVERY BUDGET PLAN AVAILABLE. 1-(41':)»983-5693 I The 1982 Agricrew and Junior Agricuiturist summer work programs funded by the Ontario Youth Secretariat under their Experience '82 Program, will again be of- fered through the Ministry of Agriculture and Food. The "Agricrew Programn" involves teams of 4 students being placed on farms on a daiiy basis to do seasonal jobs, occasional labour, harvesting and so on. Each crew is made up of a foreper- son and three other peopie. Cost to the farmer is once again $90.00/day. The students are paid by the Ministry thus relieving the farmer of this responsibiity., Studients must be between ........ ........ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . nÉ ecvans For a no obligation evaluation of your home, acreage or farm, or for information on purchasing, cail one of our area representatives. CH RIS STAPLETON 983-5093 623-4439 987-4733 k- Fed'sFruit market We have a good supply of A PPLLES -- o Maclntosh -Spies Red and Golden Doudeous Special -- 50 IbsEc Potatoos $5.75 We mrake the best CIDER at this time of year Fred's Fruit Market Hwy. 115 - South of Orono a thie ages of 15 andii 23 years of age asof'May 1, 1982. The junior Agric:ulturist Progriam is designed to pro- vidje ý' practical learning ex- tc e~ or young people fromi noni-farm backgrounds who have an interest in agrikulture and who have no experience working on a faim., The Junior Agricuiturist will be placed on a selected commercial farm for a period of nine weeks. To be eligibie, you must be 16 or 17 years of age as of January 1, 1982. Guidance departments at local high schools should have received, or wiil be receiving information on the Experience '82 summier work programs. Students wishing to participate can get applica- tion forms at your school. Deadline for applications for the Junior Agricuiturist And Agricrew Programs is April 23, 1982. Farmers wishing to have a Junior Agriculturist on their farm can obtain applications at the agricuitural office. Deadiine for these is April 23rd. If, farmers are in- terested in having an agricrew on their farm this summer on a daily basis, they can contact the OMAF office. The Junior Agrîcuiturist and Agricrew Programs begin on June 21, 1982.