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PURPLE GROVE and DISTRICT
Miss Rosalyn Swann spent a day
.with Mr. and Mrs. Donald Chad-
bourne. •
Mrs. Frank Dore and Narr-r.
spent Saturday with Miss Meryl.
Stewart, ; Kincardine.
Wayne Rhody , and :'' Cathy Dore
visited Wray Thompson,
Mr. and Mrs. Ardill Mason, Mr.
Gordon Patterson, Carolyn and
Mary ; Forster were Sunday visit-
ors with Mrs. Gordon : Patterson,
St. Joseph's hospital, London.
Julie and " Diane Stanley • and..
Barbara Thuell 'visited Mrs. . Helen
Swann.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvie Radbourne,
Shallow Lake were guests :.1f. Mr.
and ` Mrs. ,Gordon MacDonald.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Forster,
Mr. and. Mrs. Donald •.McCosh at-
tended the . centennal . of Chalmers
Presbyterian Church
Miss Annetta Forster, Mr. Bill
Robinson of " . Toronto, Mr. Bob
Forster and Mr. ; .ReY Fraser spent.
the week=end "with' Mr. and . Mrs::
Walter Forster.'
:. Mrs. Frank Dore, .Nancy, Ron-
nie, Dianne, Mr. and Mrs. Louis
:,Misch and David were Sunday vis-
itors with . Mr. and ;'Mrs. Fred
Rieman, . Ayton.
Mrs. Donald McCosh, Mrs:
Francis .Gemmell, ; Mrs. Victor
Emerson and Mrs. Donald • McKin
non attended the district . annual
at. Cargill ' United Church . on'
'Thursday. '
Mrs. Helen Swann and Miss Res-
alyn Swann visited the , latter's
grandmother in ; London 'who is not
enjoying the bestof health.
• Mrs. William 'Arnold, 'Mrs. Wib-
Hodgins, Mrs. 'Frank. Dore and
Mrs. John Swann were recent
visitors with:. Mrs. Earl Shelton.
Judy MacDonald, • daughter ; of
Mr. and 'Mrs. • Gordon MacDonald,
was among those . baptized _ at Kin-
lough Presbyterian church ' . on
Sunday
Miss �Katherine Bushell, Wing -
ham and Mr. George Bushell,
Toronto spent the week -end with
Mr. and .Mrs.. Edburt Bushell.
Mr, and : Mrs. Frank Colwell
visited Mr. and Mrs. Claude Dore.
Mrs. Morford Mackay,Miss
Edith Collins, Mrs. Donald • Gillies
Miss Eva: Culbert, Miss Margaret
Robertson, Mrs. Donald . McCosh,
Mrs. Frank Dore, Mrs. William
Arnold and Mrs. George Harkness
attended the Institute Bruce : South
district annual in Kincardine on
Wednesday. •
NEWS BRIEF
For the first time ` since; Novo
ember 1961 2% yeal's: - an
employee' of Naugatuck Chemicals:
in ,Elmira has lost time -due '-to
an injury on ,,the job. A 20 -year -
employee strained his back pick-
ing;:'up. a . motor, and the:. safety
flag came down at the plant after.
2,322,273 accident free man, hours.
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Inspector Warns.
'Of " . YeIIow Rocket'
(By Stanley Thompson)
(Bruce Weed . Inspector,)
The Yellow : Rocket, a primary
noxious biennial or short lived
perennial weed is spreading quick-
ly throughout Ontario. It is also
known' as Winter'Cress. . As this.
weed. resembles wild mustard,
from • al' distance,. new, infestations:
or single- plants are often ignored.
and allowed :to set :seed,; Yellow
Rocket will normally grew" on low
land but will do • - equally well on
better. locations. Mustard- is.. an
annual and will normally only
grow In cultivated crops.
Our present heavy infestations
have all come from a few neg-
lected. plants in .a sod area or as
an impurity in seed and : as such
will show up very. early in the
spring ' 'following : the seeding. All
new seedings should be checked
for the presence of these "yellow"
weeds, They are easily indentified
up to twenty rods 'away as they
grow faster and. show above any
ordinary sod, pasture or hay 'mix-
ture in May and early June. The
flowering arrangement • is ' similar
to a mustard plant and may be
on a single "stem or a close group
of up to a dozen stems. If several..
stems. are..produced the plant in-
flower will .look 'like a solid yellow
clump. The leaves are ,a dark
glossy green: The " lower leaves
may. •.be flat on .the ground like
a dandelion and have, stems with.
two or;three pairs.Of .'opposite
lobes, the leaf ' ending in a single
large ' lobe.The stem. leaves are
alternate'. and . irregular in shape
becoming .smaller and more, close-
ly attached to : the: stem near : :the
flowering section. The sniooth
stems may show a purplish tint
•.at ground .level.. This plant is
often 'difficult, to pull . as': it has
a very fibrous tap ,root system.
The seed is about' the size • and
colour of hulled timothy and un-
less • graded • seed is purchased it
would go. unnoticed until ::the .:yellow
flowers appeared:. in the field . a
year. late. In ;these cases, bargain
seed becomes very expensive.
Yellow Rocket is.,'a .primary nox-
ious' weed, and - is not , allowed. ' in.
any: No..1: seed, but five' ' may
be present in an ounce ': of No. 2
Timothy or 10 may be present in
an ounce of No. 2 seed mixture.
If the ' odd . seed ; should. get • by
No. 1 lot Or be spread by
any .; other means a few minutes
spent checking the field will be
the ' best weed control you . can
effect.
• Control -measures involve the
use of No. "1 seed; it only , a few
plants show '•up they can be :pull,
ed;. if a heavy infestation consult
Ontario Dept. of Agriculture Bul-
letin 75 - "Guide to Chemical.
Weed Control" for a spray pro
gramme; in all cases the weeds
should be cut early toprevent
seed set. Grass silage on a -very
early hay cut should be arranged.
I • would like farmers to pay
particular attention to any 'plants
of rocket they may see,: as I am
alarmed at the increasing spread
of this noxious weed Also., . at
this time of year, 'to.,check Care-
fully for 'any. sign • of Russian
Thistle, as last year, it was found`.
located' in Bruce County.
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Based at Old Port. Albert Airport again this year
Phone Goderich "collect" 524-7154
former Lucknowte Sees Paul As Real
Him do 'The• FallStar.Waflts To Meet
Drennan "MacIntosh,, .'Wholearn-. the playoffs here. Paul Henderson
ed the printing and linotype oper- appears to us to have a real future
in hockey. His ease of stride is
something alike to Gordie Howe,
and. if Paul does not • become a
real starof the present hockey
era I'Ii be greatly surprised.- You
will, no doubt see him during the.
off season..I would appreciate you .
'giving him a message to call me
when they return . next fall. .;„
Spent :.a few . hours the other ,
night looking again,:, through the
Reunion Book. about Lucknow. It's
very interesting.
The : printing business here is a
fast changing thing. We are mov-
ing , rapidly almost completely to
offset, although . we still use ; two
verticals and the Kluge a good
deal. We have an ATF 19 x 24 -inch
which is fastacid does a fine job.
It's a great challenge today 'oper-
ating a relativelysmall business
with all' the' government paper.:
work, : etc.
Keep up the goodwork. Your
paper is a credit to your ;family,
and . Lucknow. Best of : everything
to you all, •
ating trade at The Sentinel up-
wards of two score; years -ago,
writes an interesting letter which
we take the liberty, of publishing,
because of his reference to Paul
Henderson.
Drennan, son of ` : the late Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Macintosh of`
Lucknow, went from The, Sentinel
to Toronto in •1928, just .a week
after the Senior publisher •com-
menced working in /the office in
July of . that year. It' was he and
Leen : Smith who . introduced the.
writer to the mysteries sof . type set-
ting and the linotype machine.
Drennan has been. in Detroit for
several .years, and; operates the
Glengary Press in that city.
His letter is as follows:
1040 West Fort Street,
Detroit, Michigan 48226
The Lticknow Sentinel,
Lucknow,. Ontario
Dear Cam and Family..
Should have had the :subscrip-
tion. checkon the way sooner;
however, better late : than never.
Enjoy The., Sentinel each week;
actually look . forward to . its ar-
rival. There
r-rival..There are many changes in.
names • and things ' : generally, in
the ' past 36 years.
We attended a good many : hock-
ey : games during the season, also
Mrs, Colin MacGregor ,visited
last week with her daughter ,Mrs,
Geo. Leadbetter in Toronto,
'Miss Mary Lou 'Collinson 'of.
aterloo' was._.home:_.:for .the week-;::..
end
Miss Annie Macdonald, .:who has
been id Kincardine Hospital, has
been moved" to .Pinecrest Manor
in. Lucknow. •
Mr, and Mrs. • Nelson Dorsch
and family of New ,Hamburg vis-
ited relatives here this week -end.
Mr, and Mrs, Alex Farrish with
their son 'John attended the wed-
ding of their daughter Betty Anne,
in Port .Colborne. Mr,, and Mrs.
Wm. Johnson and Mr: and Mrs.
Ste art MacLennan were ' guests
:den Mackenzie attended' the car'
races in Indiannapolis on Satur-
day. •
Miss Sadie Johnson left. by train
on Saturday on a trip to British
Columbia,
Sincerely, ,,
Drennan
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