HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1960-03-23, Page 7WEDNESDAY, MAR 23rd, 1960
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FOR PRODUCTIVE HAX AND PASTURE ,
,• 'Mixed Tay and pasture yielding 2 •tons . dry.
matter'. per acre requires approximately 90 lbs.
nitrogen,: '45 lbs. phosphorous and . 90 lbs. po-
tassium.
* With an application of 8. tons 'manure •per acre,
approximately 24 lbs. nitrogen, '8 lbs. phosphor-
ous and 32 lbs. potassium is all thatwill be
made available the firstyear. Legumes can
supply some of the nitrogen lacking,but phos-
phorous and potassium will have to be supplied
supplementary.
For, example, where grasses dominate on heavy
land ` which is manured .. once :.every three years;
• ' there should. be a 'fall application of 5-10-15 at • '
300 to 600 lbs. per acre every 3 years
For further recommendations consult. ' your:
local: Agri Rep. or COOP. "•
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'LOCHALSH
The ,C.G.L.T. meeting., was held
at. the ` horrid, of .Mr. and Mrs.
Hugh ''MacKenzie.' Mrs.. Ewan
McLean ' was in charge:
ME and Mrs., Warren Wylds
:and : family: visited in St.. Marys
with... Mrs.' W.ylds: ,parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Alfred. Stone:
The. W.M.S. Meeting. •of . Ash-
field ;Presbyterian' :Church was
held . at. :.the home 'sof "•Mrs. -Win
MacDonald at , Iintail. Mrs.' `D
.R.. MacKenzie Was in. charge of
the ' devotional part. Mrs:': Bill
Ross ' ' conducted the : business
part of the, meeting'.
The Rev. Neil 'tMacCombie cat.;
led_ on=several-in=the-community'-
::d'uring the': past ;:week.
.Mr. 'and Mrs. Oliver MoChar'
les and John .and Mrs. D. B.
MacKenzie' ;spent Friday in Lon
don:.
Mr. and Mrs. ;Emile.' MacLen-
nan. entertained
acLen-nan.entertained • Mr.' • and Mrs.:
Ab.Magee-and' Mr.. and Mrs. Dan.
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MacLean on. Saturday evening.
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SuTiday 'visitors With :Mr. ;and
Mrs. Dan Wylds were Mr.' and
Mrs Llbydd Wylds. and ;familyti• of
Ripley.
• • A.. social :, :evening and • card
party •• were held . at. Lochalsh
School • on'• :Tuesday • last. Mr.
Donald' Blue - :and Mrs. Emile'.
'MacLennan won prizes. for high
count Consolation prizes were;
on...by. Oliver• McCharles . and
Mrs :Gordon' Finlayson.' ,
Mrs.. Daisy .McCharles is visit-
ring iri Clinton with ..Mr. 'and.
Mrs. 'Norman Carter:
Initiation =for ' Explorers of
Ashfield • Presbyterian ' Church 1
was'' held • on Friday. evening.
Mr: Elmer.., "Umbach' was, guest
'speaker..• ' -
Visitors ' with' Mr. 'and • ;Mrs.
Oliver' McCharles • and. John
were : Allan MpCharles, of Toron-
to • and -Donald McCharles 'and
Marie .Jordan. '. of Brantford.
• ,Mrs. • len Elplick •• and baby
dauie�hter arrived home from
Sugar and Spic
By W. I:. T. • Smiley
• There. is ' no more constant
'critic • of the 'Canadian "way of
1' e,". ' whatever that is, than
ours truly. I am so attracted to
the vast ` handsome • visage " of
Canada that I cannot resist, the •
temptation to try. 'some rowgh,:
surgery" on an ugly wen that
threatens to mar it. •
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Butthere. are two types of
people who arouse. in me a furi-
ous defence of my country and
my fellow -countrymen, to the'
point where I get so carried
away that, I'm. apt' -'to •declare
flatly, with 'nothing but hotrage
to back it up, 'that -we are -both
ivelhligh perfect. .
—v—v—.
The first of these is the Can
•adian who affects to find 'noth-•
ng of value in this countryor
its people. These birds• claim
there is no, • culture' this side of
the Atlantic. . They aver ,.that
Canad•ians are • crude and ' crass. all Canadians. were interested Tin.,
Other .Canadians, that. is,
•v --v— ' .. .. •• . was : money and cars, and . me
They are the people who read 'trying to tell him that our grand
the book critics, not the books. fathers were carving• a new land
They' ' wax indignant because out of' the wilderness and :build-'
their " fellow -Canadians ' Would ing : tr• anscontinentai; railroads
rather watch' a first-class hockey when his grandfathers -.were .ear -
game •. than a third-rate: French ving.:eaeh other up and: building•
movie. ,They • • have• never been international illwill. . •
east of, ;Kingston,. Ontario,• but v '-
compare Canadian manners, and That's the trouble ,with .these
modes •ruthlesslwith • those: ''of . •
y discussions. They • get out of
Europe. •
. _v—v___ hand • Some, cynical European
With one breath they •sneer tells me, in .that continental ac
,tells
that Canada ' has not the
that . Canada has . absolutely :rip vestiges of a national' culture
Culture. With, ,the hex' .•:they What I should do •' is calmly ,trot
rhapsodize over ' some dog s- out ' Stephen Leacock, the
Group.,
'breakfast 'of a play the CBC has o f. iSeven, Karsh, thg Stratford
inflicted upon. us. Festival' the 'Cal ary. Stampede,
Land Wayne sand Shuster, lively
�rhey: live ''in : toe city, these monuments , to our unique cul -
characters,' but come' from small' ' =development Instead, 1
towns: They haunt the fringes of tural •wind uip hollering at him '
the arts, but have no talent. • If • _v,—v:_.
they take : you • out • to . diner,; The' trouble with ,these sad'
you'll east in a . gpaint dump with
'a soiled tal►lec oth Arid get' . a dogs is that nobody 'Tis . particu-
bottle, of cheap bingo with the .`larly :.impressed by :'them. • The'
inevitable spaghetti and meat, crude Canadians are': too busy
_balls; making +money and helping with
—v -•-v:
• • Their numbers are small,- their
opinions irribecile and, their.in-
:fluenee . featherweight..:They have
shanp. tongues, and:bad' 'tanners.
Nevertheless;'; while • irritating
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Lucknow
the `dishes and building homes,
and meeting payments to.- ;'be
enthralled py . glowing tales of
the fabulous culture of .Europe:
That is 'the first. shock to : the '
ego :• of -these, Europeans ' who •
$Corn Us.
they. are harmless: Best ,thing to • _.
do is : let them drivel : around..'t--v—v-:
among themselves, being all ;eon-. . Another . thing, is that many
tinental and cultured. Which. I 'of them come from large cosmo : .
do, when I can controlmy •tem politan cities straight ,'to Toren
.per in, :their :presence. Which is to. That is • a trumatic experi
seldom.; Which is.foolish. , ence.„ in itself.'Thus, :.they. see
-v—v:- npne . of • the grandeur : of Canada,
�, :.: nothing of the simple "nobility of:. +.•.:•.•.:w.`.•..
The other type that . makes me
a roaring Canadian natlona ist us ,Canadians, No :blushing now,
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chi s , ,
however,: is: a bird of a :different p ' —v—v_
:plumage, -and . a • :more worthy
Fortunately, these soured; `cri-
f- oe This is the disgointled uro- .tics are only---a--`-thiy--` rifrieritty.
pean,. •Whose personal' frustra- Mo `.•'.E a e'ns m
st ur• p a who
come here
bions•and bitterness spill :out in, are ; realists. ' Tley find fault.
stinging, clever 'diatribes against, with thingssoin'e
. in our `Cana-
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Canadians and 'their Manner 'of dian mode, of living, as we: ;all,
living: - doz. But they . are ready to adapt
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•Frequently, . these are ' *ell.ed-:
ucated, intelligent. and: sensitive
people, , who simply cannot ad,
just to a new life: ;1' Have 'met
them • ::arid : fought. them •,, right
down the line, •'but it's hopeless.`
Last•, one I encountered ' •was : a • •
Czech • who . 'seemed to have a TAX, • RATEs •SOA.lt AS.
czip :.on • his •szoulder about all EDUCATION COSTS- GTO ,TJP
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We ended up shouting at,each
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an accep.,., • They • Ye cu e •
umbilical cord They 'realize that. FORMALS
if • they are : willing to give of
themselves to this country, they •
will' receive from it.. • Them we
are' glad. to' .have.' ' `�+ •
to higher education costs."
Goderich is anticipating a 'sub-
atantial jump as -it. • is expected
the . 'Goderich District Collegiate ..
Institute• levy alone will be up;•
Hanover residential tax rate 4:5!Mills.. According to 'the cur=.
has been ' increased this year. ,by rent budget Ashfield will con=e
4:2 • mills . to 'an all time high of ,tribute. -$16,922 to G D.C.L main-
60.7- :mills. The Hanover Po&t tenance• and West ' Wawanash,,:.
says."the • increase is •ri-fainly due• , $12,542,
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