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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
May 21, 1964
Page
3
The article warns of apple scab caused by Ven turia inaequalis as buds break and fruit forms. It details infection timing during prolonged wet periods, resistant spraying groups protectants and eradicants, and emphasizes frequent applications to shield new growth.
A field notice describes Yellow Rocket as a primary noxious weed in hay or pasture. It advises pulling and burying or burning individual plants, clipping early, or spraying with may or two to four tenths of an acre in early spring, with caution about chemical compatibility.
The Halton Holstein Twilight Meeting returns at the arena on Friday May 22 with two judging classes. Prizes awarded for top judge and various age groups. D S Bunton of Brampton will present an illustrated talk on agriculture in Australia. Doughnuts and coffee will be served to attendees.
Fragmentary poem by Gladys Yeber with fanciful spring imagery. Unclear lines depict a unicorn, a hill, a pond, and a hopeful meeting. Ends with a signature line referencing Traubel Anderson.
Esquesing and Acton councils urged the Credit Valley Conservation Authority to destroy weeds in Fairy Creek. Officials discussed cost sharing with 50 percent by Acton and 50 percent by the province, with concerns about bills and timely action. Debate also touched on drainage at Glen Williams Cemetery and runoff on Park Street East with calls for culverts, while highway engineers would be consulted.
J McMillan of the Bet Telephone Co announced survey results for Esquesing Council. The extended area calling was favored by residents while Brampton area opposed. Councilor W Lelie noted his area supported the plan. the Reeve reported few comments from Esquesing residents.
Council passes two readings on a by law to borrow 12 thousand dollars for additions to Glen and Stewarttown schools. Provincial government approval now required before the loan proceeds.
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