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Vidrosa: Farm Sold:
'The deal was closed last week,
• livherebY the fine 100 -acre farm
4:4 -Mr. and Mrs, Alexander Mc-
Donald on the Elth Concession of
Culross was 'sold, Sale of the
:farm was .made through, Paul
Starr Real Estate, to &Ir. Anth-
ony Groenewegen of Cooksville.
M. Groenewegen is getting mar.,
Tied in the near future, and will
be bringing his bride to the
tarm.
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WEDNESDAt 30th, 1959
THE. LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW; ONTARIO •
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•ST, HELENS •
" Congratulations to Mrs. Jack.
Fisher and 'her pupils of the St.
Helens °Sehool on winning se-
cond Place for the, sehool chorus
and . yell in the Rural School
competition at the Luclaiow Fall
Fair on Thursday, also to •Mr.
Don Cameron. and his pupils of
Belfast Schoo]. who• were placed
first in the classes for Scho'ol
Parade and Dress and also won
in the Square Dance competition,
and to Mrs. George Fisher and
her pupils. of Fordyce school
• who won _third for the parade
and dresS: , " •
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R. 3 Lucknow
Phone 61-r-13 Dungannon
DONATIONS TO THE
ARE NOW COSE TO $200.00
This „community •generally
gives ,generously to all -worth-
While appeals, and currently is
responding to the appeal of the
Canadian Institute for the Blind.
The objective' • is • as yet not
nearly reached, but the follow -
Mg' donations. amount to $182.85.
'Dr., J. E. Little, $10.; J. ill,
Lane, $5.; Dr. M. H. Corrin, $10.;
A. E. McKim., $5..; John MacRae,
$2.; John R. MaeLeocl,..$5.; Miss
E:1VicCluskey, $2.; Jim Mathers,
V.; W. B. Anderson, $10.; C. M.
Hu,mplirey, $5.; Mrs.' Neil J.
cornmunitY as ' a. result .• of the
there were Mhn6Kerizie, PP; HI M. 1ViacLen
There is no doubt -
L. C. ThonWson,;12.; Wm. .A,
some proud grandparents,. in the an, $5.; ..T. .C; . Campbell, $2.;
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Schmid' $2Thos14Burns; $3;;
judging in the contest for babies '; .' .
. months to one year old.Win- W. A. Russell; $21 Mrs,:M. An
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nnetta Bushell, $10.;• George Hen-
ing first prize was Lori Jean,
•, . .and Mrs. Allan ry, V.; Ernest Ackert, 004
daughter of, Mr . .grancidaughter of G°rd6r1' -MoritgornerY, $2.; Art
Miller, and
Breckles
Mr. and Mrs; W. A. miller, se_ Kenzie, $1; E
, $2.; Mrs. R. V., .Mae-
concl was Bradley, ' son of Mr Ernest
.. :GroskOrth, $2.;
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and %Mrs. Robert Aitchison of • Ernest Blake, $2.; Robert IVIcIn-
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of mi. tosh, $5.; Miss M. ;Malcolm, •.$,;
Lucknow andgrandson•
Don Thompson, $1:; Miss Christ-
ArchieAitchisonPlacedthird
.ina Carrick $1 '• Misses J. 'and A
McKay- .
was Joyce, daughter of Mr. and $10,.; Mrs Josephine
Carrick, ., .
Mrs: Stuart !Chamiley . of Donny- 41Y,
'and' granddaughter of Mr. 'urdie; $2.50; Mrs. Jim Boyle,
bush
and ivirai Will webster. , : . . $2.; Rae J: 'Watson,. $4.; WS.
Maud 1Sherwood, $2.; W. L. Mac -
the October meeting of the'Wo-
of Kenzie, .$2.;- Ken Murdie, $2.;
• The ladies are reminded
men's Institute this Thursday.af Miss Elizabeth Murdie,, $3.; Mrs.
ternoon. at 2:30. Roll call, Name
", M. E'. DudleSr, .35c; Don Canneron,
the floral ernbleni of a PrOvince $2.;.. Chas. Short, $2; .Alex And -
Mrs. R.. Woods .and Mrs. Alex
• rew,, $5.; Mks. E. Gillespie, $2..;
Mrs." Clara E.. Henderson, • $1.0.
ener after •Spending, the summer
Murdie havereturned to Midi- Donald Henderson, $20.; William'
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Irvin, $2, , , : . :• '
Mrrefrosw:mommirrmn*.me,
at their home here: We are sorry,
,to report that Mrs:. Woods. is not
as well as her • many friends
Would wish, • ' •••• "
Next' Sunday World • Commun-
ion will be .observed. at
the United ' Church.. There will
be a reception service for new
meinbers. • • • •••
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CULROSS CORNERS
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Congratulations. ° to 1V1r. :and
Mrs: Carman Whytock. Olee"Jean
Parker) Who were married in
TeesWater• on Saturday.
• "Wedding : bells are again ring-
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AnniverSarr, services will be Mr. ,Harry Brown ,df Richmond
held in. the United Church on Hill 'spent a..,couple of days at
Sunday, '• October ;18th, when Browns.. • • ,•/,
'Rev. Wm. • J.: Taylor of Dorches- 'Mrs. Wm. Wall is again hos-
ter will be the guest Speaker. . Lpitoi4ed in •wingbam. •
1Y1r. and Mrs. Allan Miller,. • Congratulations to "Mr. Ronald
Douglas and Lori. were recent
guest S of Mr. and Mt -s.. Wesley
Whytock, e eswater,' ' •
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Is NOT riOUg
FOR PRODUCTIVE HAY AND PASTURE
Mixed hay and pasture yielding 2 tons dry
matter per acre requires approximately 90 lbs.
nitrogen, 45 lbs. phosphorous and 90 lbs.
tassium.
* With an application, of 8 tons manure per acre,
' approximately 24 lbs. nitrogen; 8 lbs. phosphor-
ous and 32 lbs. potassium is all that willbe
made. available the first. year. Leguines 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 lbsper acre every 3 years . .
For further recommendations consult your
local Agr. Rep. or CO-OP.
CO-OP Has the Analysis YOU NEED
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Lucknow District Cool
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Parker on vtrinning $100. a Bruce
County Agrieulture, scholarship
awarded to first year students in,
the degree course. ' •
Mr. and Mrs. Dan "Vaniu-e and
family, London; spent •Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. &Am Schu-
niacher. .
and Mrs. Irvine Fletcher
and family, Paisley, spent Sun-
day. with Mr and Mrs. Torn Ste-
wart • '
• Mr. . and MrS. Alex Whytock
and Harold were dinner guests
Sunday of Mr. and 1VIrs. Duncan
Thompson. •
, Mr. and Mrs. Archie McKin-
non, Salem, spent Tuesday even-
ing . with. Mr.... and Mrs. Alex
Whytock.
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PURPLE GROVE
• Visitors with •Mr.and •Mrs.
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Frank Dore on Sunday were Mr.
and • Mrs. Gerald Brindley of
liiversdale, Mr. and Mrs. Louie
Kremer and Gordon of ,Rivers -
dale. . • ' '
Mr, and Mrs./ Victor Gawley,
'visited. at London on Sunday.
'Miss. Margaret ' Robertsonis
spending a •few days with Mr.,
and Mrs. Kenneth. Robertson of
Zion. • • • . •
Miss Mary McCosh is visiting
in Toronto. : • .
1Vir. Frank Dore and Ronnie
and Mr. ,Claude Dore were. in
'Marton on Sunday. • ,
• Miss Ruth and Annette FOres-
••ter were home •for the week -end
from, Toronto., . '
Quite a number of the Purple
Grove ladies received prizes at
Ripley fair. •
Mrs, George Emerson attended
a .Conirention at Toronto last
week for the Eastern Star.
Mr, 'and Mrs. Glen Young of
Kinloss, Mr. and Mrs. Jerbrne'
Schmid of Mildmay were Sun,
day dvisitors" of Mr, and Mrs,
Burton Collins.
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9 • HOWARD, AGNEW
PARSON'S' PEN • .. •
• On a trip recently I saw signs
that. ' the leaves ' on ,the' trees
were beginning to .change col-
our - a sure. sign that the days
of summer are . passed. . .
Though we regret seeing the'
'end. of a beautiful summer, we
rejoice in the advent of autumn.
For in a .matter of weeks our
countryside will • be painted.. in.
incomparable . shades of red,
yellow and gold Truly the hytm
writer •wrote better than he
knew -"All beautiful the march
Of days, As seasons come and go.
As we look around us, surely
it: is fitting:that we think ser-
iously about our .creator,, For
He has truly "made all things
beautiful. in his, season.7, Through,
otit the whole year there is
beauty in•naturesround about us.
It is very evident that God is
a' God who loves beauty. •Is it
ridiculous to argue. then that
God. ,desires ',Mankind to also
love the beautiful"
God.Mtist/hav\ e intended in his
creation, that man Shouldhave
a twofold love .of. beauty. First
of all in . the world of nature.
For We can both appreciate the
beauty round us, and we can be
SIGNS FOR SALE -No rrx.es-
passing", "For Sale" and • "For
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partners, with Him in 'Making
our land beautiful. Secondly
within ourSelves. Forwe are so
made that as' we develop a sen-
sitivity to the needs. of others
a "beauty ' of character" shines
forth. • • • .
A daily prayer might well be:
"Let. the beauty of the Lord our •
God be upon . us." • -
JOHN W., HANNA WAS
GUEST AV 7TRACK OPENING, .
John W. Manna 'spent three
days recently in New. York City
as the guest of the New York
_State Racing Association. The
occasion was' the opening of the
world's newest, and finest race
track, file Aquaduct, which cost.
33. , dollars, and seats
80,000. spectators.., • . '
- In Nework he was joined by
Mr. and Mrs. James S. ,Band of •
Toronto,the former' being the
deputy . minister . of welfare for
the Province a, ,pntario.
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we now have available the handy
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cap'fand it writes On anything,
dries instantly. For home, work
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