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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Mar 23, 1950
Page
9
The Experimental Station at Lathbridge Alta reports lawns respond well to frequent mowing in spring and early summer when growth is rapid. As growth slows in dry weather and autumn, mowing can be reduced, and clippings may not need gathering as they settle into light, soil-boosting residue.
The article advises a protective lawn covering and thorough watering rather than frequent light watering. It emphasizes fertility through well rotted manure or commercial top dressings, with nitrogen-rich mixes for vegetative growth. Weeds should be controlled, using frequent mowings in new lawns and 2 4 D spraying in spring for perennials like dandelions and plantain.
Tuesday night action saw the Redmen dominate and even the best-of-five series at 2-2 as Harold Townsley and Bill Hutte led a stronger defense. Acton hosts Friday with Milton looming Saturday if needed, while other playoff results feature Walkerton and Georgetown revival efforts and Orangeville’s ice campaign.
A columnist notes MPs privately fear backing courses that would benefit the people, fearing voter backlash. Businessmen seek government aid, while parties avoid aligning public action with private views. The piece urges voters to demand truth and for leaders to reveal true intentions.
An income tax consultant questions whether a wife qualifies for double exemption due to age. After several days he receives a reply: my wife says she is not 68 and never will be. The piece notes a Reader's Digest wind joke about speeds and hurricanes.
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