The Lucknow Sentinel, 1959-03-11, Page 5ffNESDAY, MAR. l lth, 1959
THE LUCKNOW 'SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
I OPPOSE COUNTY
HOME ADDITION
For more wheat per acre
. w
dress #
top � AEROPRILLS now!
Winter wheatshows increases averaging
10 to 15 . bushels per acre when top' dressed with
80 to 160 pounds of Aeroprills in early spring.
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Topdressing with Aeroprills supplies
immediately available mtrQgen to promote
stooling, stimulate rapid growth and highYl eld
So don't trust to luck to grow your wheat..
Depend on Aeroprills. to give .it that. extra boost
during the cold wet weather when growing
conditions are poor.
It's economical too, Aeroprills is your
lowest cost form of solid nitrogen!
See your fertilizer `:dealer : today.
*T.M. Reg'd.
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,CYANAMID •OF CANADA LIMITED'
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Huron Town ship. Council' met
on ,March 2nd 'with all members
present.
The' Counpil went on record as
being opposed to the :proposed
addition to the Cotinty Rome in
Walkerton and also ' endorsed a
resolution froth, the• Purple Grove
Institute that daylight time be
atbolished and sent a copy to `the,:
Provincial Government Member,
Mr. Hanna' asking. :for a vote on.
the question . at the time ..of the
next Provincial -Election.
The 'Council gave' final read=
ing tothe Fair. Municipal Drain
mill 'instructed the •;Clerk' to , pay
•,I the ` remaining accounts on the
drain, arld send 'bilis for those
owing the Township for same.
The following accounts were
ordered' paid; Pollock' Electric;:
hall repairs, $13:75; John S. Mac-
Donald, care of "hall, 11.00; Relief
for . F e ib r' u a r y,' • 20.00 Huron
Cheese factory, "'refund of. 'busi-
ness tax, 22.90; 5 fox ' bounties,
25.00; unemployment ' s t a ni p•'s,
10.40. ,
'Payroll No 3..'-= Steve Irwin.
• Road . Superintendent, .•$414.10
Gordo n .Stewart, grader . operator,
388.80 Hugh Cleland, wingman,
2.55.00; John •Blackett,; wingman,
85.0.0; Mel: ' Pollock,',. wingman,
25.20; .Dan` Gossel, wirigman, -44.-
20; 'Gordon McQuillan, wingman,:
30.60 Wes. Smith,: wingman,
33:15; :.Murray Wilson, ' 'wing -man;
57.3$.; :Allan S't e w.a r t, labour,
,,10.00.
Road' Accounts—Colling :Bros„
FRACTURES: LEG'
SLEIGH FtIDING
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(Kinlough 'News) •
The. •Holyr.00d , W.I.,r met on'
Thursday -evening at the. home
3f. Mrs. Tom Hodgins. Following
the opening, excercises the :press-.
lent, Mrs, Frank . Maulden, wel-
comed visitors. Correspdndence.
Was 'dealt :with and several cards
were received' for ' plants and
Cherrio 'boxes.. A : local . leaders
Class for the 4-H ;Club project.
"The Cereal Shelf" willbe held.
•• Walkerton on .` 'Mardi 23rd
and* 24th. '
Reports 'from the Standing
Comnnittees ,Were given.. Itwas
decided to have the directors act`
as a . Nominating ''.Com'mittee. • A
Daffodil tea is :to ' beheld 'with
Committee Number two making
the. plans. Committee Number
three is .to take on .a money. pro-
iect. The roll. call was answered
with'"a. place beginning with the
first letter •_of your name."' Jud-
ges for the Strawberry tart corp
'test were,": Mrs. Jin' 'Boyle,' Mrs.
Tanney . and 'Miss ' Wilma King,
with' prizes `going to Mrs. ,Jack,
Ackert and Mrs. Alex,Percy. The
April meeting 'will be ,held in
the hail. • The. Convenoro .Mrs.
Frank Thompson- presided for the
following program and also read
a poem.: Mrs.: Jack Hewitt gave
-the motto, "Laughter is a good;
tonic, but never 'bottle it" Con-
tests conducted by Mrs. Stewart
MacDonald, . Mrs. Ed Thompp on
and Mrs. Frank Maulden. Mrs.
Jack Ackert gave a reading: Mrs.<
Campbell' Thompson . of • Lulcknow
was" the guest speaker and show-
ed pictures taken on her trip to
Europe ,which were very ` inter
esting and much `appreciated'' by -1
the -ladies. • Mrs: • Frank. Thomp-
son expressed thanks arid pre
sented.:Mrs: Thompson; with a re
membrane. The meeting' closed
with the Queen' and Grace, and
'a : dainty lunch was, served.. and
a social'• time enjoyed.
Visitors with ,Mrs. 'J. V.. Col
well on Friday' were Mrs. Wm.,
Bushell 'of Lucknow and Mrs..
Don McCosh . of Purple::Greve.
During the afternoon '• they visitI.
-
ed with .Mr. `and' Mrs. . John Moore':I .
at Bervie, , • '.
•We are sorry to report that
Barbara Forster,' granddaughter
of :Mrs. J. W. Colwell,: had the
misfortune 'to fracture her • leg
while sleighriding. • Banbara is a
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Forster of Ripley.., Ripley...:.
Mr.' and Mrs: Bert Nicholson
and • daughter,. Donna were in:
London on. 'Friday where Donna
consulted a specialist following
a `knee injury.. It is expected that
she will be laid up for sometime.
Mr, and Mrs: Howard McGuire
of Wingham, Mr, and Mrs, 'Geo:
Haldenby visited with. Mr. and
Mrs. John 'Robb•, con. 10. '
' Mr. and Mrs. Jack Schumacher
and. Mrs. Wm Wall spent .Sun-
day afternoon with Mr. William �!
Wall. .•
The' W.A. will meet at ' the
home of Mrs. George Haldenby
on Thursday afternoon.
wA.LTER ERECKLRES•
KINLOUGH', ONTARIO' Phone 18-20 Ripley •
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Your John Deere Dealer --c Automotive and. Tractor Repairs
Art and Acetylene • welding ,. Machine Work Pioneer.
Chain "Saws;' LaWn and Garden Equipment.
For your best buy m diesel tractors, see ` the. "David Brown"
Snow " plowing, $1,918.00;, Roy:
Marshall, snow'plowing, 1,144:00;
Walden Bros„ snow plowing,;
1,008.00; .W. I: Shantz, bulldozing
s now, •.,3,413,50; Graham' Cook,,
bulldozing, 'snow;: 2,015.50; D. G.
MacDonald', oil, and. grease, 498.-
45; ' H. A. Bannerman, tires and.
tube, 500.00; D o m i n i'o'n Road`
Mach.. repair to. Galion grader,'
342.14; Township of Kinloss,
boundary account,' 357.00 W. L.
Ballentine 'Co•.. grader. repairs,
147.63; * Comm'ercial News, gravel
adv't, 8.00, E obertsteel Co.,, cul-
vert's;., 939.18; Walden Brothers,
freight, 5.95; C.N.R Express, 1.15;
Pollock' :Electric,,' repair. to pump,;
7.34,• Leonard Elms, sanding hills,
'21.90; E1denaLowry., . sanding hills
8.00; Howard' Hodge,repairs and
towing, 395.64; Morford MacKay,
repairs:, . •: 24:25; •H u n te. r Bridge
works, repairs, 2:00; .:Ripley Hy-
dro;, shed, 2.50; Workmen's Com-
pensation, charges, -, 7.01', Frank's
Gar :age; repairs, 79.45; Frank
Currie,, snow blowing, 5.00;: Mc-
Arthur Tire. Service, grader tire,
302.33;'. Steve Irwin, license for •
trucks, 4.00, . '
Moved by Lowry -MacKinnon;
that we accept the tender of Mr, •
Joe Kerr of Winghaxn to crush
and hall:13,000 yds:, of gravel for
the : Township roads @ 97: tents
Per yard.
' .MacKinnon -Martin,' that we .ac-
cept the tender of Eugene Dw -
lop for:. Warble Fly Inspector @ '
$1.05 ,and Hugh Cleland as spray•
truck operator @, 85 cents and,. '
Jack Elliott to 'Supply •,120', sacs,
of Warrbicide @ '6.45.
Moved . by, Walden Lowry, that,
we ` now : adjourn. : to meet again
on..April 6th.,
Daf fynitions •
The - brain is. something that
works, iron') time: you .•get up
until you go to school '
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