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| JCounTRY GARDENS Just 2 y 12550 SIMCOE STRERT, PORT PERRY GARDENING ot KEEP YOUR LAWN LAUGHING: A Happy Lawn Is Thick & Healthy! . @ Clean your yard of any debris (garbage, leaves / needles, and animal wastes. os © COMPOST any compostable debris!!! '® DE-THATCH by raking vigorously ©® NOT too soon If It is wet, this will do more damage than good! © ROLLING is NOT recommended UNLESS frost heaving has occurred; then only roll lightly! © AERATING ls a breath of fresh air for your lawn and highly recommended. SPRING SEEDING @ PREPARATION is essential: de-thaiching (vigorous raking) is a MUST! ® Bare or wore areas should be cultivated. @® Overseed with a quick start seed such as FASTGRASS® and rake seed In. @ Alight dressing of soil will improve results! © WATER! FERTILIZER FACTS ©® Be it 'Processed', 'Natural' or 'Organic' - the nutrients and thelr resulting BENEFIT 10 your lawn ARE ALL THE SAME! 0g. increases tolerance to foot traffic. © CRITICAL MICRONUTRIENTS! CALCIUM - hoy - lawns susceptible 10 di MAGNESIUM - - inhibits photosynth SULPHUR - stunted as the major elements which are required for general all over plant health. WEED CONTROL . © It is still early for general broadiss! weed control, watch for further Gardening Notes for more [iren) information. AND remember, I a lawn is 3 THICK and HEALTHY, it will resist weeds. - PRCKC(EED Pn Se - ve SOUTH PORT. 1 1 > Cartwright High School Science Fair last month, winning student Jason Dunkley "cleaned four major awards, up" at the Durham Region Hie model of a pon shifting HEARING HOTLINE HEARING HO PROFESSIONAL HEARING SERVICES INCLUDING » Audiometric testing >» Impedance audiometry » Real ear me » Electr >» tva asurement oD [of sT=Te [Ta [oe lo Hoo TaNVETES lelale Rit Isle N+} 'MPETERBOROUGHE 244 Charlotte Street, K9) 2V1 - ® LINDSAY B 4 Lindsay Street North K9V 1T¢ we 743-1861 ow 328-0145¢ 9985-3166 * [ -- PERRYS 462 Paxton Street LIL 1L9 Four firsts at Science Fair vehicle transmission won him the gold medal in the senior engineering category; the David Knudson P. Eng. Memorial Award for thé best Senior Science Olympics against other senior contestants and placed first winning the Gold Bcience Olympics Award. The project consists of two conical shaped shafts connected by a belt. One of the shafts is powered by a 1.5 volt electric motor. As one shaft fotates, the belt rotates the other shaft in what Jason describes as a constant gear, rather than a gear that shifts. He said last week he has been thinking pbout this project for quite a while and for the Science Fair, he spent several days building it at DYTECH Inc., the Courtice machine shop owned by Tie futher Jason said this kind of transmission can be developed for commercial use in a vehicle or a piece of machinery the project had been Originally, developed for his grade 13 physics class taught by Randy Seott. Mr. Beott encourafed him with this project and was very pleased to see it recognized at the Durham Science Fair Jason is hoping to get accepted at Waterloo University this fall to pursue studies in mechanical engineering in the program. The competition is flerce, and Jason's show at the Regional nes Pair should help his chances.