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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 144-
TIRE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO'
District Men Visit St. dui ReserFor
•' PAGE SEVIiN
Mike Naylor; corn grower and custom sprayer of Guelph, says;.
-:.!..,..:.ATRAZINE...a mosfi
"convenient weapon against
Quackgass"
During the '65: season Mike Naylor, sprayed. several hundred
acres with a split application of Atrazine for the control of heavy.
gyackgrass infestations.: .•
The first spray, was applied .in the spring as soon as the
quackgrass started to grow. Afterwaiting 7 to 10 days, the land
was' ploughed, the seedbed prepared and the corn planted. A
second spraywas applied after the corn had emerged. A one-two
• punch, that knocked out the'qu,ackgrass, annual. grasses' and
broadleaf weeds, and• resulted in a bumper corn °crop
For. the. control of quackgrass," Mike Naylor says, "Atrazine
is .a most convenient weapon -and l say weapon advisedly ...
• because We need weapons to control weeds and grasses. For •
myself I 'just wouldn't have a crop, of corn 'it it .weren't for •
Atrazine,- Order your Atrazine now,, and . pla'n to take::full
advantage, of, this new split application technique to eradicate
quackgrass once and for all! Write for further information.
: •Gesaprim® brand of Atrazine 65W s•available in 5 Ib. bags'•
and :50 l.b.`cartonsfrom farm supply'dealers. ®Reg'd. o/Geigy •
Fisons Canada) Limited
234 Eglinton Avenuelast, Toronto 1.2, -Ontario'
Bruce.ReiecI.BidBy. Highways Committee'
To Raise Its Portion Of MSI Rate
WALKERTOIV-, By avot:e .of 23
io 11' Bruce county council reject-
ed a bid by the highways committ=
ee to have its portion' of the 'mill
rate raised: to 9.30, .from 8 1%.2.
mills.
• Engineer: Eldon Yundt said the •
'higher rate . w.ould .result in: more'
':development; road, aid from the..
province.
Carrick Township Reeve Wallace
Wilton accused the finance comm-
• ittee of ignoring .the highway.
committee request 'tormore money
when the finance commi'ttee'sub-
:mitted.its,recommendations for
approval Wednesday; •
!.'‘fou were in, a .Burry to get it
through beforewe had a chance
to hear what: the highways had ,to
say.," Mr; Wilton told finance',''
chairman iohn McKenzie ,of .Bruce . .
ToWnship.• . ••
!there was no opposition Tuesday
to the finance report and Mr. Mc-..
Kenzie said 'proper procedures
were followed'. • Refering 'to those
who objected yesterday but. did 'not
vote against the move Tuesday, .
Mr; McKenzie said, "Anyone. who.
Vas dead' yesterday should lie
down."
WILL,TAKE OPTION.
The' property committee was in-.
structed to take an option on prop-
erty to the south • of• the county muss
eum in Southampton arid -report
to the June session. ' Underr •consid
eration isthe former Southampton
coritinuation,achool which Dr. '
J. F Morton of Southampton said •
would be an excellent t iuseum,
In the 11 years ,since the mus-
eum was started, the number of
articles catalogued has increased
froi'n 500, to 13,.000, 'Dr. Morton
said,
Council approved incorporation
of that part 'of :Greenock Township
from Pinkerton -north, in the • •
Paisley-Eiderslie'public'ichooi area
It also: approves: removing.union.
school section No. 8 and' school
section No. 12 of Arnabel-ToWn-•
ship ,from the Hepworth school
area and .adding 'it to the W iartorr
area.
Council will..pay• $l00.a,.year
.per trainee to the Walkerton and'
district workshop' for; retarded ad-`
• tilts. The -shop was established •
last October. A $200 'grant to>"
the Blue Water Film Federation
was. .approved ..
A: requelt for capital assistance
to tate building .fundof the Oen
Sound YMCA. -YWCA was turned
down...,
COMMITTEE CHANGE
Lucknow. Reeve•George Joynt.,
was•replaced•by Clifford Gilbert,
reeve of •Albermarle Township,
on .the education committee.
George Loucks resigned from thea .'
three-man county'court of revis-
ion , and
evis-ion,and was replaced.by Cecil
Mahood .of•Teeswater.. Mrs.
Robert James of Durham. replaced.
Jane Barry of Walkerton .as acting
director of•the Bruce Children's
Aid Society. ". ' .
Tourist grants approved Includ-
ed: Grey -Bruce Regional' Tourist
Association,$1.,550; Bruce penin,-,
sula Resort Association, $1,,200;
Tobermory Tourist Association,
$475; South Bruce and Sauble
.Beach Associations, $450 each..'•
Grants of $200 each.will be giv-
en the eight tourist information
booths operated in the county.
The cornerstone was laid for ,
the $300,000 'addition to' the ,court
house in 'Walkerton. Some parts'
of the�new`building, immediately
north of ,the existing court house,
wili'be occupied within' three. week
Warden 'P * X 'Murray, property '
committee chairman, John .Baxter
and Judge P. S. MacKenzie places
the stone and Rev. Eric Nelson`
of St. Paul's ,United •Church, Walk-
erton, performed the dedications.
$5,847.' Paid At
Huron Gilt Sale
• $5,847.5: was paid for '35 lots •
at the 3rd Annual Huron County
Hog Producers 4-1-1' Bred Gilt sale•
on Saturday,. March .26th, at the
Clinton Fair Grounds Barn. Four
Lacombes averaged $196.25, three
Landrace averaged $175:00 and.28.
Yorkshires, a+. reraged $162.05..
The'overall.average sale'price
was $16'7;07. . - •
The top sellinggilt was .a York-
shire, .Weeping Maple Haven Girl
41W, ;consigned by Graeme Craig,;
Walton'.; She,, was .purcha"sed by
Ronald: L..Pullman, R., IL I Crom-
arty .
rom-arty, for $250.00. The second
top price of $215.00 was paid by,
Warren; Zurbrigg,' R. R. 2 _Clifford:
for °a Yorkshire consigned by Bonnie
Stewart, .R. -R.. 5' Seaforth, •,daugh
RI
Local. Purina dealers recently
arranged a trip'to the Purina Res-
' earch
es'earch Farms:, the world's
largest, at St. Louis Missouri'. . .
Attending froth •Lucknow with
dealer Gordon Johnstone were
ter of Huron County Warden, Ken-
neth Stewart., . Mr. Zurbrigg also' 4.
purchased a Lacombe' gilt for
$200-.00 from Douglas Harding,.,
R. R, .1 Gorrie 'George Townsend,,
R. R. 3 Seaforth, also received.
$200.00 for a 'Lacombe gilt from •
John' Hildenbrand, R. R. ' 2 Auburn,
The top priced Landiace consigned
by 'Owen Wright R. R.' 1 Wroxeter
was sold. to Warren' Zurbrigg for'•
'$2(0.00:
27 of. the 'sows consigned were.
sold to Huron. County. Hog' Producers
while ,8 were purchased by. ',buyers
•
from Perth County...
Gordon :Brooks,, J. D. ,Durnin and
their Elphick:.On th u r eturn
they visited a feed lot where 2900;'
cora are feed e e' .fee t one time arid
.
they also visited the Chicago stock
yards., ' . .•
Shown in the• picture, left to
;right are;
Back row - Lloyd W . Hutton,,
Kincardine, . district manager;
Arnold Da;re, Clinton; Irwin Grurb,;
Walkerton; Gordon`Brooks, Luck -
now; Art Hallam, Auburn; Dave
Elphick, Lucknow; Steve Powers,
Cltepstowe;. J.•D.Durnin, ' Lucknow
Pete' Lehman, 'Cargill; Allan Web-
ster. Auburn; Don McNeil.,' God-
erich; Len Grubb. Walkerton; Bill,
Lane, St, Louis, General Sales.
Manager of Purina.
Front 'row Walter McIlwain;.:
Godertch; Gordon Johnstone. Luck.
now;. 'Matt. De ,Young, :Cargill;
'•Lloyd, Cooper.',Kincardine;' John
Dahmer,. Kincardine.
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