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hd 4 ue Township directors for the Ontario County Soil and Crop Improvement Associ- ation were elected recently at the annual meeting of the Ontario organization in Ux- bridge. Cliff Redman and Murray Jackson of R.R.3, Port . Perry are Scugog represent- atives, and Fred Christie and Ron Deeth are the Reach members. 3 Charles Hadden and Gus Lask of Sunderland are the Brock Township represent- atives. The .meeting started with President John Warren, Brechin, R.R.1, in charge, and a report on the various projects carried out in 1975 ety SA HRSA ay . PR PE ORL ead La) was discussed by Ivan Bell, Agricultural Representative and Neil Moore, Soils and Crops Specialist, Lindsay. A program was carried out during the year involving 93 different farmers taking an active part in one or more crop improvement projects this year. Tests and demon- strations were carried out on a total of 124 acres. The Guest Speaker on the afternoon program was Dr. T. E. Bates, Director, Ont- ario Soil Testing Laboratory atthe University of Guelph. Dr. Bates spoke on a "Ferti- lizer Program for Forages". He particularly emphasized the response to banded ferti- lizer, with reference to phos- Merry Christmas We extend old fashioned good wishes to all our friends and neighbours for a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year HyPort Farms Norm Vivian & Sons "ladies compiled Phone 985-8091 For your convenience we now have NO-LEAD GAS Gord Lewis Motor Sales 94 WATER, ST., PORT PERRY Crop, Soil Association elects directors phorus in seeding establish- ment. He also emphasized the need for late summer and fall applications of pot- ash to keep alfalfa in the stand. Another point men- tioned had to do with Boron deficiency of alfalfa, which is particularly prevalent on the lighter soils of the area. Also, taking part on the program was Mr. Roy Cal- verley, Farm Safety Consul- tant with the Provincial Farm Safety Association. Mr. Calverley spoke on the work of the Association, and showed a film on the safe handling of Anhydrous Ammonia. Nestleton continued { Christmas to the ladies. ' Irs. W. Vine then read the minutes of the previous meeting. This was followed by the financial report. Cards were read and acknowledged. A motion was passed to donate funds to the church board, the mission and service fund. It was unanimously agreed that the ladies serve luncheon to those attending the Sunday School Concert on December 21st. The slate of officers for the coming year was presented by Mrs. L. Malcolm. They are as follows...Past Pres. Mrs. G. Fish; President Mrs. V. Malcolm: Vice Pres. Mrs. N. Mairs: Second Vice Mrs. Don Frew: Sec. Mrs. L. Malcolm; Asst. Sec. Mrs. R. Sadler; Treasurer Mrs. B. Heaslip: Corr. Sec. Mrs. W. Vine; Social Committee Mrs. Fish, Frew, Sadler, Vine and Reader; Fruit and Flower Committee Mrs. G. 'Bowers and Mrs. V. Malcolm: Press Reporter Mrs. B. Heaslip: Unit Leaders Mrs. Mairs, Will- iams and Vine: Auditor is Mrs. G. Bowers: Pianist Mrs. L. Malcolm; Commit- tee for the Manse Mrs. Fish and Mrs. Malcolm. The readings, the singing of Carols and contests for their program for this special meeting. During luncheon an enjoy- able social hour was spent. Mrs. G. Heaslip voiced the appreciation of the Pres- byterian ladies for a delight- ful meeting. Mrs. B. Heaslip, on behalf of the U.C.W., in turn thanked all responsible for making the meeting so pleasant. Just a thought...If a con- fidence enters the ear and is released through the lips...it then becomes gossip. Merry Christmas everyone. A i LN WEAN BMGUS BME AVE ° ] = - ° m = = < (7) - > ~ £ [~N o = 3 ~ N ° ~ tr a brs cs The delegates to the annual ERR 5 ot ) meeting of the Provincial ! pb Soil and Crop Improvement 5 Rt Association, to be held in id Kitchener, on January 28th gi and 29th, are Bill Werry and ho Gary Herrema. a The election of officers and le directors ' resulted as iy! follows: ~~ Honorary Pres. and FARM 1% John = Warren, Brechin ) i R.R.1; Pres. Bill Werry, WIRING £2 Oshawa R.R.2; 1st Vice- fs Pres. Gary Herrema, Ux- i " 3 bridge R.R.2; 2nd Vice- 24 hour service Bw Pres. Eric Parliament, oe Beaverton R.R.1; Sec.- 985-3261 AR Treas. H. Ivan Bell, Ux- R.R. 2 Port Perry, Ont. SE bridge: Auditors Lynn Fair, Uxbridge and Fred Leask, Uxbridge R.R.2. (1 mile west off Oshawa Rd. on Conc. 3) ES 3 A RAIS A Nursing Home news With Christmas almost upon us, we have had another busy week. On Monday evening, the Kinettes came: to entertain us and all report a very enjoyable evening. Wednesday afternoon, Mrs. Kiezebring came with the band and choir from Cart- wright Public School. Mr. Christie thanked everyone for coming to sing and play for us. On Thursday, we had our annual visit from Mr. and Mrs. Emmerson who went around and visited every- body. re ToT Dey > - WES LANE PLUMBING- Give him our best this season! 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