HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1970-06-17, Page 15WEDNESDAY, .JUNE 17th,, 1970
THE LUCKNOW-SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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How do you want your
At your CO -OP -you can have your Nitrogen
any way you want it. J ust talk to the Crop.
Product Specialist, and discuss your . .
requirements withchim. He'll advise you.
Aqua Ammonia
for corn side dress or pre plant. With 3" to 4" depth of
application. Nitrogen is available when needed in the early
stagesof grgwth. Convenient to use. Custom
application services
available.
Anhydrous, Ammonia
foi.side dress or pre -plant ori cp rn. Apply, it yourself or.
askat your Co-operative about custom application -
to meet your. ,requirements, •
ii4th Anfliv�rsary
At South Kinloss
KI,NLOSS NEWS.
At the well -attended 114th
,Anniversary.Services of South Kin-
loss. Presbyterian Church on Sun-
day Rev. Gary Morton 9f Burling-
ton was the. guest speaker, 'The,'
subject of the morninn.,sermon ' .
was "Whai we'stand.Yfor" based on
Paul's letter to the Corinthians
14) -and -the evert
ing was "Rern€mbering Names".
• The choir under the direction
Of Mrs. Lorne Sparks with pianists:
Miss Linda Sparks, Brian Keith,
and Mrs. John Needham provided.
special music. Soloists were
Frank MacKenzie•and Rick`Pritch
ard. A•duet was sung .by Mrs. •
Steer and. Mrs. Sparks.and the
choir contributed two anthems.
The church' has all been re-,dec.-
orated and was further•enhanced
by .beautiful season's'fiowers •
arranged by Mrs. Alex' MacLeod
and a basket arrangement donated
by Rennie Graham.
Mr..and Mrs. Harvey Houston
visited Sunday with Mr. and, Mrs.
-Hioara a-`1ar1-ofOwen Sbmzd
Mrs, Murray. Tuck and .Scott:
of Oakville spent a :few da_y_s: with..-
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Doug
las Graham..
Inglis MacDonald of Scarbor-
w ee -.- nd guest at, the
home of Ivir _and4vI s.,: Ira Dickie_._
Rev.' and Mrs. Gary 'Morton
and Iwo were entertain.'
e un ay at t e ome of Mr:
and Mrs. .Frank MacKenzie and
Mr.; and Mrs.. Douglas Graham.
-Jack Maclnt:yre 'of Wingham
visited Sunday with Mr.' and 'Mrs..
Ted •Collyer and attended anniver•
Or if you
prefer:
for top. dressing fall
wheat, hay, pasture;
corn, and corn stover, '
CO:OP spreaders..'.
'• available for either.,
own use or custom
spreading.
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SIEGRIST'S, LUCKNOW
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,
FRIDAY
PANNABECKER'S, ST. HELEN S
MONDAY; WEDNESDAY; FRIDAY
TSLRTER'S. STORE, .AUBURN ry
TUESDAY,.TI#URSDAY' SATURDAY'
•sa:ry..services..at..South .Kinloss..
Brian Keith is spending.a few
days, in Toronto and' plans to
visit' the. Science Centre.
Rennie Graham of Toronto ,was
a week -end visitor at the'home •
_of•Mr, ,and Mrs.. Allan Graham.•
• Miss. Heather MacKenzie is'•
working at Canadian Keswick at.
Port, Carling for"The summer•.
.• Sunday visitors with Mr. and
.Mrs: J. Needham were;. Mr..and
Mrs:. P. S; MacDougall of Mark-
dale-;-Mr:and-Mr-s. Have
MacDougall 9f Bayfield , ` : and
Mrs. Lloyd, MacDougall and
Audrey -and Mrs.:7-AH-an-Mae-Doug
all; Heather and David.
' 'Mr . and Mrs. Elgin Johnston
of Wingharn,.visited Suridayeven-.
:ing with. Mr, and Mrs. Ira Dickie
,and family;,
WHITHIjRCH;'±
The 40th. Kennedy reunion
•picnic was held at Morriston'on
,Saturday with an attendance of
around 50.` A large birthday cake
adorned: the 'table for dinner ' •
-w.: 1"c, -was-prepare' qrt eocca-.
occa-
sion:, A programme w:as enjoyed
-;—A=ttending from here -Were, Mr,
'and -Mrs. Bob Mowbray, Mrs;
.Albert McQui1lin Mr. and Mrs.
!George .Kennedy.:and. Miss Annie;
-Ili v're •1•g.
a •disrtarice were Mrs,: -•Leap
;Farquharson of 'B C,. , Mr. and
Mrs. Bob figure ,, Sault Ste..
'e „_Ruby. McCarrol, a Themer!
missionary of India , .anfi a nurse
;of Georgia , U.S:
Thepresident for 1971 is .Bob
Lyons ; Lucknow.and• secretary
treasurer ,• Biil•Ken'nedy .of l<incar-
•dine,' .
C.O.O.p
'Phone 528-2125
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Bill Park Anniversary
Arm Fracture At Ashfield Church
• ' .On Saturday `13i11• Dada: suffered
a brokelr'arrin at his .wrist and
wilt -1 be' off work'for ,per.haps three
months. Nara, Bill Pork returned
Bowie 'from •Godericli' hospital
n Siinclny. hitt i5•n.oL_tat .w.. -l1
yet'
•
Harvey Culbert is a patient
in Wingham and Di'strict'Hospit-
al since Thursday with a blood
Ken Ohm 'and Heather along .with.
Mrs.' Culbert and Lynn visited •
Harvey in the, hospital:
'congratulations to Mr., and
• Mrs,. Wm, Stewart who were,.
50 years married on June Oth.
• Mr, and Mrs; C.' C. Anderson
from Winnipeg and their daugh-•
ter Mn.sKent WaIkefy of Lorette ,'
Manitoba are holidaying with: ,Mr.
and Mrs., Chas. Fowler. Norman
' McDonald of Re:dale also spent
die week-e•nd with them. N1r.
and Mrs. Chas.:row ler acrcnnpan-
ied by the above relative's visited
with Mr, and Mrs, Torsi Fowler.
and children at Parkhill ori Satur-'
day evening.
Aniliversiiry servic,cs at Ashfield
.Presbyterian•,r.'liurelt'werc well
rttendc.drw•itli• forniic•r ttic.!m?e:{s' •
•present front 1:Zil:lc:•Y'; Iucknou And
c oder.icii., Rev. Robert..lrlltstronl:'
of St. 'Andrew's Wi►}diitii preach-
ed inspiring sermons on "'A Gall.
to Serve:'. and "Ile Who Meets..
Our. Needs: Soloists 'were Miss
Corinne MacDonald and "Miss
Sharyn'Nlowbray. The choir
sang two ant erns .wit rs. un-
can Simpson as organist and dir-
ector.
Visitors front A:lberta-on Satu•r••-
day •with;Mrs. Gb1in lClacGregor
were Mr, and Mrs; MacDonald ,.
and •Mr. and Mrs. Arnold MacDon•
old and four children. Mts. is
1)onald Was`forT cr').y•c;race Mae.,
•nta_
'Mr, and Mrs.'treorge Ma'cGt'eg-
or of.11attiiitorn \isiled r4lativcs
here last week end,
r•'i Ladies` •Caitrp will be field
this week from June 1P -. `21 at
Camp Kinta:i, •
• Nits..`` tldy Macdonald is a pat-
ient'.in'Goderich Hospital.,
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