HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1969-10-08, Page 16• PAGE SIXTEEN
THE. LUCKNQW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
Fall Fertilization. Pays
.ter ':•:..:;,'•
•
a y Fani.ily
Love:. TO ,Barr Farm
KI LOUQH NE�1CS: .
Mr, and Mrs. Glen Haldenby
and family moved to the farm of
'Mrs. John Barr ,which they,purchas
ed recently. We welcome them to
the community. '
M. and Mrs. Bob Brooks and son
Bevan of Winghani spent an evening
with per father.Perry Hodgins. '
Mr....and Mrs. Russell' Barr,
,: ._ ..,$arreii and-E.yntiti'a-ofis1ii�gtun __ .
,visited. with his mother Mrs. John
Barr.,
Use coop BULK SPREADING SERVICE.
for convenience
Why is a Fall application of fertilizer so.. ro le?
TOP DRESSING HAY AND PASTURE insures winter hardi-
ness : and hence winter survival of the alfalfa and clover. ' The
increased' soil
• fertility level also means extraspring
an d summer
�growth—higher yieds/more feed'per acre/more Milk per cow/
moregain on beef.
FALL
'PL
O
W DOWN ' another er :important: requirement for next
year's 'cash 'crops: Plow- own prevents seed burning when a larger
safe :to apply ' the seed,' is to be
amount of fertilizer than is near
used: The fertilizer is better muted in soil and where straw or corn'
stocks are turned, :under, results' in a •faster decomposition.
REMEMBER ! CO.OP Bulk: Spreading is fast,'"•labour saving and
economical:: You get CO-OP' Fertilizer spread for you. at approxi.
mately therice. Another 'of ` the manyfarmer-owned Com)
P.,
'services. The complete CO-OP'Fall Fertilizer Program also includes
free Soil Sampling and . the availability of a full lure of fertilizers:
for fall sown grains.
C.$iiOW: uis
one 58-2125
FERTULIZERS
• ie
On'Oetober.2", the :fifth:meeting:
of the L'ucknow: No. 2'Nifty' Need1-
ers was held in the Lucknow Town...
• H -a11 at 4 •
10
:Brenda Ritchie opened the .' `
fifth Meeting by having us repeat
the 4-H'Pledge.,,• Leone Cranston
0 p ; m Le-ad-`tlrninu of s o tri— last.. meet-
ing••,anti called.the roll. call; Places f'.
the' Lazy Daisy and Chain stitches
could be used. Our next meeting
isto' be, on October 17•, at Brenda' •
Ritchie's. home. • The leaders distil-:
bused the books on color wheels
that the rnernbers had .ordered
"Discussion:•: Uses of the: L'azy ba4s ;
o p
FARMWORK
BULLDOZIJ
LAND,
CLEARING
LEVELLING
WEDNESDAY', OCTOBER Bth, 1961
iNANTZ CONSTRUCTION L1
Mrs: Charlie Hodgins.'of
Wingharn visited on Tuesday with
Edna•and Kay Boyle •
Cathy Hedley visited: over last .
week-end'wit'h her friend Christine
,Radke at Clam Lake •. .
Mrs. ,Marretta.Hbd.gini of Detroit.
spent.a few days at her home here,
.Mr. and: Mrs. Harold Haldenby
Of Sarnia 'visited. on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs.' George Haldenby:
Mrs; Gertrude Walsh: attended.a
Senior Citizen's Conference at ._
Walkerton; last Saturday..
Mr. nd Mrs Clare Sparling _.
and'family, of Walkerton. spent
Wednesday with Mr.. and Mrs,.
George 'Haldenb *hen a•birthda.
dinner was held for Mrs'. Haldenby.
Saturday evening visitors with
Phone 395.-5368
Ripley -
Mrs,, John Barr were Mr. arid' Mrs.
Morley Bushell and family of • . .
Wingham.• • :. •
• Mrs. Joe'$dott of Ripley and,
Mrs. Bob Wilson of Kingston visited
on Friday evening with Mr., and
Mrs. J,ack.Scott.'
Mrs: William; Cox and Mrs.
Jack Scottwill. be hostesses for the
October• meeting ;of the'. Anglican
Church Wo.rnen on/Thursday after-.
noon. Rev. R. Odendahl , who
has. worked 'tamong.the.,Indians for. •
a number: of years :will. show pic
tures on the .work 'there .. This Will
he a'devotional meeting.. '
On -Sunday next. October 12th ,.
Harvest-T-hanksgivii g ser e'
will be, held in the. Anglican.
Church at 10.30 a.m. • Everyone'.
The rneeting.opened with the
• 4-H 'Pledge. The roll tall was ans-
were'd' by ten •girls . . The rpinutes:
were read by: 'the.secretary: and 'the
treasurer "gave her teport. •
Mrs : Boy,le'had discussion which
• was •centred.'on the colour and
` coliur schemes. :. '
Group work included rna'king
• samples of the,'fly stitch and roman
stitch.
'''■III�II!�lli�lll�lli�,lll�41(rlll�ll'i�lll�lll�ll
.Stitch
Demonstration.. The leaders dem
oiistrated th'e Fy 3,titch,`:�:m� ,:. '
Stitcha nd how; to make a twisted
• � GtOLlA..4Vo�;�.W . '
1717.-w.av . Daisy and Chain Stitch uses • and
•
•
Fourteen me nbers of the Pet
.Peeves. Club met.in `the basement
Of the Town Hall; on Wednesday.
at ti
• Mrs. Mayme Wilkins'presided
for:.a'discussion'period and Mrs,
jean. Phillips•led in exercises; All
weights were .recorded, . and show '
ed 'a loss of,7 lbs..
The Wingham Diet Club;'Class
0t1 has eatended''an invitation -
all old and new members of the
Lurkniw group, to attend a lecture
• 'given by Nirs. l'da'Burns. This is
• to he held hi the W,ingharn United
T:hurili ��i:�.►c :uhirn
'
Cut out.samples for Fly Stitch and'
Roman Stitch,
The meeting closed with'.the
Queen •a.fer Barbara Wilkins ;
thanked :the hostess'Mrs. "Donald
Hackett .for ,having the, meeting .
1 REMEMBERH-EL-P-V-OUR
■ RED CROSS
1 TO HELP
gm.
is welcome:
Mr. and ' Mrs. Bert Nicholson
were. guests: at the Dixon-Slessor
wedding at Glarnis .on" Saturday,
• Mr. and Mrs'. Orland Richards
of Lucknow visited on Sunda,y-
evening• with Edna and May Boyle.
Sunday visitors with Mr;, ,and •
Mrs. Bert Nicholson were, Mr., •
and Mrs., Gordon Hodgkinson of •
Goderich and • Mr. and Mrs. Chris
•Stark of ,Kincardine.•
AnniversaryServices will •be '•,_
held in the Presbyterian Church
on October 19th with Rev. 1Nillatii
Knox of paisleyguest minister,:
•
The .RED CRO: S' is
PEOPLE LIKE YOU
HELPING PEOPLE LIKE YOU
werytfiin From''Tennis: Rackets
•YES 'YOU'LL • FIND:.EVERYTHING • AT `THE
DAY AND SATLRD
:TOBER 17 and 18
•'THE: LIONS CLUB'
CLOTHING; ' FRUITS,
STARTS AT .9:30 A.M •
In The Forner.:Silverwood
owr-Tow�n� Off ice =: w.w
In Lucknow`.
•
WOULD •APPRE.C'IATE DONATIONS OF CLEAN
VEGETABLE$ F kR-M-PRODUCEFURNITURE-
'AND TOOLS.`.
Home B'
• aking�: would
• conte 'on Saturday, the . day , of
"
to Sale.
Town residents wilh''be canvassed. 1t would be appreciated if rural res-
idents
es=
' pleaseg their donations in or call' any Lion:and your items
idents. would brie
will be picked. up.
SALES WILL B
ADE • FR1DAY-MORNI
UR SUPPORT:' ILL. BEW APpRuCIATED
•