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SHEA PRESENTATION
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TO MRS, HARVEY MOLE;
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LUCKINTOW- SENTINEL,. I cKNOW, ONTARIO
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111xs,, Gilbert Hamilton„ Was hos-
't'ens, for the April- meeting of the
,Kai±sbea ,.Institutewhen a large
' number of members .and Misitors
gathered.•`The roll calif was ans-
wered by the paying of':rees.
'Orville Elliott wasappointed
go as a ;delegate to the convention
• j . Guelph in; Mrs, .Do sMclvor,'s.
place. . •
• The :pragr.,am 'eonsistecl of .com-
munity' singing followed' by the.
motto, . "Health •is; wealth, let no:
one be • a • spendthrift",, taken by
Mrs. I•larireY Mole, Readings were
• • given by Mrs. • Rouiston and Ms
rs,
O
Dean MacLeod. The guest speak-
er was Miss Munro, the health
nUrse, ,. who. gave, an ;j;#deresting
and instructive ,talk.
Miss Betty Kamilton
' favored
with, a piano instrunnental and a
presentation followed when • Mrs.
Wm. MacDonald ,readan address
and Mrs.. Roulston, . on behalf • of
the meanibers, ` presented' a nice
.electric. lamp ,.to Mrs. Harvey
'Mole, who .has molv�ed from our
community,
unity.
• Mrs, Harold Johnston gave the
dosing remarks and the meeting
closed with the National -Anthem::
Lunch ' was: -served and ' a social
time enjoyed
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PORTRAITS -WEDDINGS - COVIMERCI
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;ameras Repaired Telephone .19.9, IJV ingham
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Strip on right was cleaned out ly wireu,orms, and replanted.
BENESAN treated seed produced excellent stand (.eft)::, `...
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increaaapd crop value.
"1 tested' BENESAN," says Norman Longhurst, Utterson,
Ont:, "by; planting treated seed in :a ' 1 -acre strip,down the
centre of an 8 -acre field of oats. The stand in. the test, -acre
was; perfect with.no. wireworm damage, while the balance of.
the field wasbadly infested. BENESAN increased yield 'bp
32,1 bushels an acre, which. gave" me a 60°0 increase in crop.
value. BENESAN• is : definitely on:my program. for 1:50 "
DURN��f� l FARM IN
ASHFIELD SOLD
Mr, . and Mrs.. Jim Boak .have
ibou;ght�Orville; Durnin's farn.on.
,Concession 6, Asl}field Townsh'ip,.
three miles west 'of Glenn's Hill.,
They. obtained .possession , of , the
farm '.on May lst, Jim is a bro-
ther of Bob Boak of town..
M'r:. }urnin; who 'has a 'valuable
Shorthorn herd, is holding a
clearing sale `of ;stock.. and imple-
rnerits tthis� afternoon .(Thursday)
Orville isr. one of a `family of
five children -of ' the late, -Wm,.
Durnin'and 'Maria Jaffe 13;ussell;.
• '.and was 'torr ' on, 'this flan. He
invent
went West• iri 1.9OJ, acid rr '19'1^
nothaving the�l;�taxes pard, these .
receive has B,A, degree at Wes- d t t c Nleei at I 11411 ley 'College , vVhich 'isr. affiliated'':o:17..
y Tuesda 1
;�.sw uncollected; for Coll�ctiQn 'at; Y z11g}it r'ical.,r c�rrit:itives 1.' synthManitoba :Urnvers' ty:His' - fromthelasttv c tine t:io '+ate•to � d �. c••iu• re ••; .. � •�lbat ;
.twin.,, °bbrother, •. Orton Durnin; Re.cve• (":•,eozge. Tiffin• was'ap- teries rnet ,atTthelac; ]on 'I-Iall,.
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',graduated' at the sante, time. He ' pointed °Kinloss • merriber Qn the:`' Walkerton an orgsr.i7ec1 the 97t .:
has 'been teachingmathematics : . Batter's. A sociati'on. -:. ,i • x,h
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COUNCIL MINUTES
TOWNSYIIP .OF KNLO;AS91:tnrt
A�SSOCIAT
p Council met on Monday;;il.'
17th, x950, .In the absence clerk,thetreasurer was apt= I1T,P.A,M. field batter'
• ed clerk pro -tern, mobilized to res were
foirm the 5th.Can
THURSDAY, MAY 4th, 1959
FORM. BATTERY
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The minutes of the last regula
On Septemiber ; 1 1939," four
&bath, Arm Fief '
meeting' of March' 13tlh. as read.
ead, . y d Brigade, `Royal
were raved'iwith correction
of Canadian Artillery�
aAP Z`hey 'were the' 12th. of London
_�}onald °McIy�ae. � for • outlet. , of• cammanded by Ma'ox. •
drai.n,' instead af.•snowlplowing, l ] J. D: a :
The' . clerk visas instructed to Back, . E;DA; the d5th, of Lindsay
write Wm,. •Colle -cif �Chathraan •re• 'eom'nnanded .`lay Majyr H, ii
Bi ow'n, E,D,, the 97th, taf WallCex.
dranlage �fwork. to .1950, •.also. t9. :91nies1:11.:1:dweilei:'y.i: '"'
tiyvrite t e contr0ctor ort the Gaunt1VIa�oz E: ,and.1VIe illatrt drains re an earlyixohea 10th of Listowelnder SA. MacDo;Staart, on :theSe;drains; . nald.'
•''ll.e co lector returned his 19.49, ,,,
tax .1'011. with only, six ` rapert'ies• Europe as the 7thn11,t°dittn Reg.,
were returne.., to: the i asurer. 'Legion.
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St, John's Collegiate in Winni-
'',peg for .20:- years.
Orville- taught in the Vest; for
a few years;. returning Thome
.abo`ut•tyro' decades ago, planning
to 'sell the',old hoinei as his' par
,ents iwere••gettiri too, old to-Twork-
the : farm.. • Subsequent develop
BENESAN 'SEED TREATMENT
BENESAN' Is. appiied—br-ordinary. seed „treating metnodsa.
"eradication" 'treatment of 2 oz. per aeir,e,,to seed .grain reduieb ;
wireworm,dainage,by: as muckas, 90%, and wirew,orms are unlikely'.
to cause :significant damage for- several-. years. 'Costa only, $1.45
per acre.
Will treat seed for entire crop
Lastifeari Wilfred Shea, Utterson, Ont., tested BENESAN
• treating seed oats for A 10-aere 'field. Mr. Shea says; "An inereesed.
ef 26‘ bUshels per acre ,resulted. from treating niy 7seed oata'
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CANADIAN' INDUSTRIES LIMITED, Agi:kultural Chenticoih
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PHONE 91 W, LUCKNOW1 ONT
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Aurthority.
ations have burn foi•rnecl. ;by the
P.,. A, Murray was; appointed 45th• and: 100th Batte ies• .an;i the.
,warible fly evaluator and• 'if 'any 12th Lwin organize une rn the. near
cattlea re •effected by the spray, future
valuator m'ust.'be notified within The purpose ::of th'e association
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'week and .damages will not • is to • assist • the re�g1meri zl nx
be paid, for unless. acc`tpanie, an;izations ' with .the r egimental''
Eby 'a "Vets certificate. : un ions cwhichw•wi11'iie held. ea
e is changed, these lans..I is t the
m n . g :plans. I Considering; theauditors r.e .: second' ;Year, . (this 'year `. >1 she
parents died in 1932 .and .1933 re- [Port 'on :• the • schools, he reports Toronto area October ri ,
P h t time
tha the schools, organize :the '.battery i unions .t
be held ire. the alter n -rt. 0 5'eai s
Major "Doc".; I�ixc,n of Walk
eiton, • took the chain • until an
interim executive WaS• tr,ppointed.
spectively. About that same t of . ten shoals only,.one
Orville s (brother, Rev. Howard of; the treasurers is bonded; and
Durnin, B':A , .died in •the =