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■ » > ; 4-Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, June llth, .1980 Second garden crop summer-long supply You can enjoy a steady supply of fresh vegetables this summér by sowing a second crop of beans, carrots, beets and lettuce in late June. "It is better to have a newly seeded crop coming along rather than trying to prolong the yield of the first crop," says Bob Fleming, Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food horticulturist. "Once the early crops peak, yields begin to decline." Sow your second crop of green or yellow beans about the third week in June for a late August harvest. Apply a good general purpose fertilizer fertilizer when planting. For beets and carrots, lightly work a high phosphorus phosphorus fertilizer into the soil before planting. Sprinkle a small amount of fertilizer along the sidé of the row and work in gently once every three weeks. These vegetables vegetables will be ready by the end of August and should keep your kitchen stocked until late October. For a second crop of lettuce, use a heat-tolerant variety, such as Ruby or Butterking. Plant a 3 m (9.2 ft) row now, and repeat the planting in early July to. assure a constant supply of salad greens. Keep the lettuce well watered and don't let it wilt. To stimulate rapid growth, feed the crop lightly and frequently with a high nitrogen fertilizer. If you have extra garden space at the end of June, plant cabbage, broccoli, cauliflower cauliflower and Brussels sprouts. If you use seeds sown directly into the garden, thin the emerging plantlets to 30 cm (12 in.) apart. You can also plant young seedlings for an earlier harvest. Water these crops thoroughly, and feed them occasionally with a good general purpose fertilizer. You can enjoy these vegetables vegetables from mid-October until freeze-up, which can be as late as November in southern Ontario. Lawrence moves Port Hope office Durham-Northumberland M.P. Hon. Allan Lawrence has established a temporary Constituency Office for the ' Port Hope-Cobourg areas in the lower level of the Post Office building at 67 John Street, in downtown Port Hope. Last Saturday fire totally destroyed the M.P.'s office, which operated for several years at 4o Walton Street, Port Hope. Mr. Lawrence said there is full telephone service to the temporary office. The numbers numbers are unchanged - 885-2044 tor those in Cobourg, Port Hope and vicinity; persons outside the dialing area can call the office toll-free by asking the Long Distance operator for Zenith 9-6130, The office will be open from 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m! weekdays, as usual and at all other times an answering service takes telephone messages. Although many records and files were lost in the fire, Mr. Lawrence said there should be no disruption in the service provided to constituents by his office. ~ V the official dedication of the Wilmot Creek Commemorative Commemorative Forest is scheduled to take place at the Orono United Church in Leskard on Wednesday, June 11, 1980 commencing at 2 p.m. •The Forest commemorates three outstanding men irt- . volved in the Conservation Movement in Ontario in the early 1940's - Dr. AH- Richardson, J.D. Thomas and A.S.L. Barnes. The Commemorative Forest Forest is a joint project of The Nature Conservancy of Can- » ada and the Ganaraska Region Region Conservation Authority. Twenty Conseryation Authorities Authorities from across the Province contributed towards,the purchase purchase of the property ; A grant from the Ontario Government completed the funding. The 20 acre forest is located in Concession 8 at Leskard in the Town of Newcastle on a source tributary of Wilmot Creek. Wilmot Creek is a high quality water resource and supplies excellent spawning grounds and habitat for rainbow, brook and brown trout. The Commemorative Forest represents an initial step to protect and maintain the quality of Wilmot Creek Headwaters. Mr. A.D. Latornell, Deputy- Regional Director of the Ministry of Natural Resources, Resources, will be the guest speaker. Mr. Latornell was the first Field Officer to the Ganaraska Region Conservation Conservation Authority dtlring the late 1940's and early 1950's. Hilton Harris of Hamilton Township, a charter member of the Conservation Authority, Authority, will be unveiling the commemorative plaque. Also included in the program are Mayor Garnet Rickard of the Town of Newcastle; Pat McManus, chairman of the Ontario Conservation Authorities; Authorities; and Charles Sauriol, Project Co-ordinator for The Nature Conservancy of Canada. Canada. The three men, now dec- easecl, whose names appear on the memorial plaque marking the site, served conservation in Ontario, efich in an outstanding manner. J.D. Thomas was Vice- President -of the Ontario Conservation and Reforestation Reforestation Association in the early 1940's. He was appointed convenor of a special committee committee to investigate various plans related, to conservation arid reforestation. This eventually eventually resulted in the famous , Guelph Conference which keynoted the Conservation Movement in Ontario. Dr. A.H. Richardson had 'the vision of managing our natural resources on a watershed watershed basis and authored the classic Ganaraska Watershed Report of 1944. This set the stage for watershed Authorities Authorities in the Province. A.S.L. Barnes,, a professional professional forester, was one of the first members of the small technical staff of the newly- formed Conservation Authorities Authorities Branch in 1944. He was Director of tha Branch from 1961 to 1970 during which time fifteen Conservation Authorities Authorities were formed and five enlarged. THIS MAY SEEM LIKE A 1 I small World till you , $CHASE YOUR HAT ON A j WINDY DAY.; _ Orono Towing GENERAL REPAIRS Phone 983-5249 Orono Up and down the bookstacks ADULT Weekend Mechanic's Handbook Handbook by Paul Weissler (complete auto repairs you can make) Pray to Win: God wants you to Succeed by Pat Boone Laying Waste: the poisoning of America by Toxic Chemicals Chemicals by Michael Brown ( the Love Canal and similar areas) Fall of the Peacock Throne by William Forbis (thestory of Iran) Vietnàmese-English Phrase book of Everyday Language Language by Le Ngoc Diep A Falcon Flies by Wilbur Smith (another best seller). 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