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SEAFORTH
Sm. :w,d Ragweed
Present- Lifetime
Problem in Control,
- "Sin and ragweed'. are much
alike;, to get •rid'of them, is a :life-
time fight, and . you. never quite
win it."
A ° the name• implies, . common
rag geed and all: its .relatives,
eluding :the giant, false and peren-
nial types, ' have a weedy", ragged;
appearance, unpleasant to the eye
and distressing to the tender nasal
Passages 'of the hayfever suffered'
According.: to the Field Crops
Branch .of, the Ontario Department
of Agriculture,; ragweed grows_
nearly everywhere in Ontario south
of the Muskoka -Lakes. However,
due to climate- and the strenuous
efforts pf weedworkers and resort
.owners,: most sections of Northern
Ontario are relatively tree of rag
pveed, and this area, is": usuallyra
safe haven for* hayfever sufferers
_:.It has been• estimated • that half.
a million Ontario citizens' suffer'
from allergies, of one type or other;
and perhaps ;75 per cent of these
are - allergic in -some degree to -rag:'
weed pollen. The ragweed pollen
Period in Ontario ij usually 'from
mid-July to the'cfst" frost,.. about
October 1. The hayfever days range:
from 0;to around 24, depending on
.the destiny of .pollen. ,
;The best plan for the hayfever
sufferer .is'. to arae ge . a Northern
vacation during ithe pollen period.
Those who 'cannot escape can get
some measure of relief by makipg
sure every ragweed 'plant in the
block: iir which they live is pulled
a,ndthat the bedroom isclosed .dur-
ing the day, so ,that the pollen , in.
the • room will settle, thus': allowing
the sufferer a. better ,night's; rest.
Any form of air -filtration ,or
washing system :installed in "the•
bedroom .or office will help Some
get relief 'from .a.:series ofinocula-
,tions taken before, the season cern-
Ragweed-growing on --streets
-streets;
roadsides;- fence rows,., ',or other
waste places ;can ;be killed with• 24
ounces ,of 2,4-D acid in 75 gallons
of water 'Per acre,, if applied in the
early stages of growth:,..
RECEPTION
for Mr, and -Mrs. Harold Dodds
in ' WALTQN HALL
Wed.. Sept. 30th
Music, by. Clinton Hilltoppers
Ladies please .bring.luneh
See them at the
FAIR'.
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Saturday, Oct:. 3rd
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Combination Screen and Storm
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NEWS OF BRODHAGEN.
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Harvest. Home 'Thanksgiving Fes-
taval•'was",:observed at St..Peter's
Lutheran, Church here on Sunday.
The;chance1 was beautifully decor.
ate€.5 fir ihe>,occasiori with; fid vers,n
fruit, vegetables; ~and grain... ' Te
Children, .of. 'the: kindergarten class
of the Sunday School' carried grain,
apples;' potatoes, „. grapes';. an d
flowers to the' chancel 'of "the
church`" The• choir'sang several an
Two. chrysanthemum punts
adorned the :altar .of the :' church
in iretriory_,.of .Edward .Brodhag-en,
who passed • .away one year ago,
They' were placed by his wife and.
,family. There were also baskets
of 'hewers in' the chancel from'the
funeral-•bf..Mrs. 'August Jung;, which
was held last Tue'sday
On,Tuesday•evening thea'Sunday
School` teachers 'held a meeting,
beginnmg with a supper given by
members of -:the S€ewards of •. the
Christian Home (Married Couples)..
Mrs: Rosine,• -Miller and' Mrs.
Toledo Beuerniann; spent a few
days, with. Mr, and Mrs. Roy
Huehngard •Stratford. ;
Mr. William Riegel has Ibsen
working in Kincardine.
,. and.. Mrs.' Russell Sholdice
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and everley -attended- • the .40th;
Wedding, anniversary celebration.
of the fernier.'s brother, and. wife,
Mr.. and: Mrs - William . Sholdice,-
also, his sister and b'rether-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs: Russell Knight at
the hame-of Mr. and -3 rs. William
Sholdice, last: Wednesday evening.
Mrs:. Elizabeth
Rock spent last
week -in London with. her daughter,
Mrs ' .G Ray:Hart,'arid., Mr.' .Hart:
Mr•: and ,Mrs. Albert Smith .and
family, ofBlenheim:. at• the''home•
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Mr.; and Mrs L-aWrence .Barker
and.fanillSrand Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd
Barer and ;family with Mr 'and'
Mrs. ' Alvm VYilliams ; Burford,.' on.
Siin.day. Bonnie and Larry'; sang.
a duet at the church ;service.'
• Mr. and.Mrs.•Charles Roney and
family and Mrs. Herb 'Britton took
in London Fair on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Pepper and
Mrs. Mary Malcolm were in Sea -
forth on Sunday and visited; Mr._
:and "`Mrs; Eberhart,
Mr. Kenneth Britton, after spend
ing a month in Stratford Hospital,
arrived horrieon" Friday. We `wish
Ken a speedy ,recovery,
Mrs: Alexia' Malcolm las return
ed home from •the •Hillside • Rest;
Horne and is with her son Mr..
Jack Malcolm, and ,Mrs; Malcolm:
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hannon
and Mr; and Mrs. Earl Barker 'and,
sons with Mr. and Mrs., Archie
Jeffery ,on Sunday.
of his father, Ed. Sriiitb, and. Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Sfnith on Sun -
^•day,,
Brodha en school pupils
artici-
pated at the 1VIonkton
Fair in the
parade --and exhibits last Tuesday.
The first frost on Tuesday night,.
Sept. 15, damaged flowers and 'veg-
etables. .
Mr. and Mrs Jonas Dittmer and
Mrs. Mary.Dittmer visited 'Mr. and.
Mrs. Steif "at'Listowel' on Sunday.
Mr. and M-rs, Harold Smyth; and
Mr. and Mrs, Ford.'Dickison and'
Glenda :and Mr. , and Mrs. Robert:
• 61b6,7erenc6-67on Sunday, .
Miss :Dorothy'Marks and Mr. and
Mrs. Ross .White, of Goderich, with
Mr. • and Mrs..: Lloyd, Pfeifer ' n
Su, Dorothy remaining with
rly
her . ister for •a few' days
and Mrs. ,Orre1,'Wilcox rand.
Miss Lily Henry,_ of Spring Arbor,
Mich : with Mr, and Mrs. Norman
Bennewies and. Mr. aria 1VIiE Ed.
Scherbarth on Monday.
.Mr. and Mrs. Mike Messer
schmidt, of-Sebringvi'Lle, with;. Mrr
;and Mrs. Norman Bennewies on
Sunday.
Mr. ,and Mrs. Earl. Erb and fam-
ily, • of Milverton, "and• Mr. and •
Mrs. Lorne Wolfe and Sons, Kit-
chener, withlMr. and Mrs. Lavern
Wolfe 'on Sunday and all visited
Story Book .Gardens, ,London. ,`
News of Br ucefield
Plan Special
Church:. Services
Next' Sunday; 'September 27, the
Brubefield United Church will re=
turn to ;'.Standard Time: Sunday
School will be at 10. and: the morn-
ing service at 11. The Rev. Mr.
Moore, of Parkhill, will be .;the:
minister, while. Rev, .S Davison
will preach 'anniversary 'services
at Parkhill.
Miss M ; Swan and Mrs, C. Ham
are visiting friends in Toronto.
Rev:: and: Mrs. Davison attended.
the • Postal : Forton wedding' at
Wingham ' on Saturday.
Mrs, Stackhouse left 'on Monday
for London, where she will' .visit.
With her daughter, . Airs. Neal,' and-
son, Mr: Ellwood Stackhouse.:
-We are pleased to -,report: that
Mr. Sam McClung is improving- at
Scott Memorial''Hospital; Seaforth.
Mr. and Mrs. George Griffith and
family, Stratford, visited" with rela-
tives in the..village on SLnday, ;
Mrs.; John Lazenby, .Belleville; is.
visiting .with her mother, ,Mrs
Fred Rathwell.
Tennis was purely an
sport until 1926.
1NMS, Meets At
Coleman Home
The McKillop WMS of First Pres-
byterian. Church met at the home
of Mrs. Francis • Coleman last
Thursday afternoon. The president,
Mrs. Helen McMillan, presided and
opened the meeting with a a poen►.,
The minutes of the last meeting.
'and treasurer's report were read
and the roll 'call taken. , -
During the business period it was
decided to hold the thankoffering
in the ,church, hall on the regular
day in October. The group'svill.
have a special speaker and invite,
some other societies to be guests..
Mrs. Wiilrairi',;Drover and . her
group had charge of the. program.
The Scripture lesson was read by
Mrs, N. R. Dorrance and the ''Glad
'
Tidings Prayer was taken byMrs.
George B. Dorrance. The topic
from the studyboo4, "The 'Church's
-Witness To a Changing Canada,"
was given by Mrs: William Drover,
assisted by—Mrs. J, L. 'Bell and
Jean Scott Mrs.'Francis Coleman
gave an interesting reading..
.13i-inking-to another man's health
isn't going to improve your own.
BETHEL United Church
.Anniversary
Services
SUNDAY SEP
T. 27th'
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and: 7:30 p m,
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Guest Speaker:' •
Rev. 'J.=C. BRITTON,,Seaforth
EVERYONE -WELCOME
Plan TTo Attend tie
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Satur ay &Monday, Sept.
SATURDAY NIGHT 8:30 p.m. — in the Arena
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ALLARVRIETY SHOW,
1:00 P.M.---MONSTI R'PAIItADE.
2:30 P.M; PET SHOW
"3:00 P.IYI,.—BABY SHOW
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