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Fall Fertilization Pays
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BULK SPREADDIG SERVICE
for convenience
Why is a Fall application of fertilizer so profitable?
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 extra spring and summer
growth—higher yields/more feed per acre/more milk per cow/
more gain on beef.
FALL PLOW-DOWN, another important requirement for next
year's cash crops. Plow-down prevents seed burning when a larger
amount of fertilizer than is safe to apply near/ the seed, is to be
ed:--The-fertiliter-is=bettermixedin-soiand-where--stxaw-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 the bag price. Another of the many farmer-owned Co-op
services.
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Phone 528-2125 4o
AJAX WINDOW'CLEANER, 20 OZ. CAN.___ 79c
DOVE LIQUID DETERGENT, 24 oz. 69c
HOME STYLE FRUIT COOKIES and
COCONUT CRISP . 67c PKG.
HALLOWE'EN CANDY NOW IN. STOCK
ARNOLD 'S GENE
STORE
RAL
R.R.1 Lucknow Lanes Phone 529-7248
The Lucknow Chaper of Tops
met at the Lucknow Town Hail
with 11 present.
19 1/2 lbs. were lost and 6 1/2
lbs. gained.
Eunice Cunningham is queen
-Saturday-evening-Mr— a ridgy =for=the--w_eek;-_-=_Alter,roll-ca-11
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WE CAN SUPPLY` YOUR NEEDS *FOR
FORDHAM WATER BOWLS
ANTI-FREEZE IN STOCK
KINLOUGH . •
Mr. and Mrs. Russell lieWiti
:have taken up residence in the
Royal Apartments in Kincardine.
We wish them both improved
health.
Mrs. Ronald Thacker wil.lbe
hostess for the Anglican Church
Women on Thursday afternoon.
Some Som from here attended the
Fall Fair at Teeswater on Saturday,
Mrs. Gertrude Walsh returned
home after a two weeks conducted
bus tour to the East Coast.
We extend sympathy to Mrs.
'Fred Blackwell and family in the
passing of the late Fred Black-
well of Kincardine following a.
lengthy illness." Relatives from
here attended the funeral on
Thursday.
We also extend sympathy to Mrs.
Raynard Ackert in the passing of
her mother the late Mrs. John
Reid. The funeral was held on,
.Saturday afternoon at Kincardine.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Thompson of
COlborrie visited during the week
with Mr. and .Mrs. • William Hald-
enby
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hodgins arid
girls visited over the past week
end with her parents Mr. and
1Virs. Russell Rilett• at Windsor.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bennett'
of TorontoSpent the week end
with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Arc
Haldenby who returned to Toronto -
with them for a few. days.
Thanksgiving visitors with • •
George Haidenby. were Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Haldenby of Sarnia ,,
Mr`. and Mrs. Bob Smith and
--De-bble--of-North:-Bay Mr.._.and
Mrs. Howard Whiteside and boys
of Toronto.
Week end visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Maulden and Keith
were Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Phil-
lips, Mr. and Mrs. DOuglai Pal-
mer and family of Fonthill.
Visitors_ove“..lie_week.endwith_.
Mrs. Frank Maulden and Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Nicholson were guests
at Mr. and Mrs. William Evans'
Golden Wedding anniversary din-
ner which was held at St. Peter's
parish hall Lucknow..
There-will be-no morning ser-
vice in the Anglican Church here
on Sunday but at 8"o'cloc'k in the
evening the induction of the Rev.
George Garratt will be held in
St. Peter's Church, Lucknow ,
when membert of the parish will
attend both the service and the
reception following, in the parish
ha-11.
and the paying of fees and pen-
alties, the group left in two cars
for •Walkerton to attend the Tops
Club meeting there.
We were met by-Dianne -
McNeill and introduced to -the
group and gave us- many pointers
group. They area very active
for creating interest in our meet-
providing incentives to I
the members for losing weight.
Marianna Porter thanked the
Walkerton' ladies for having us at
their, meeting.
Our next regular meeting will
be at the Lucknow, Town Hall on
ctober-Ilth at 8 -00 p. m.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Nicholson
were Mr. 'and Mrs, • Cliff Langford
and family of Woodstock, Mr. and
Mrs. Ted Evans and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Jerry Collison of George-
town and Lois Nicholson of Milton.
Lisa Evans, who has been visit-
ing lhere , returned home.
TOPS Meet With
Walkerton Club
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nslie of
in Spain.
spent
and Mrs.
inday even .
tal cottag.
nbetley ,
Free ,• hot coffee and a' free
chance on a bushel of apples at
the end of each day greeted the
crowds of people who visited the
National Farmers Union tent At
the Ploughing Match.
Members from Local 335 assist-
ed with the &ores each day in
the tent. Ferg Dwyer, President'
of Mitchel Local, drove the
N.F.U. tractor in the parade
with tl'e. float. The draw on this.
tractfir will be made on October
. .U. members were.
present at all times to aitsWer
questions. Don Kassik, in charge
'of iliKraft Boycott, handed-out
literature and invited everyone to
taste the non-Kraft cheese being
served by two N.F.U. members.
Kraftco is 'assured of a steady ,
dependable and ample supply
industrial milk as cheap as pos-
sible. At the farmers expense ,
they control 80% of the Canadian•
cheese manufacturing. Farmers
want the right to bargain• collect-
ively with Kraft fora price of
their milk. So far Kraft has re-
fused to do this.
The average income of a farm-
,er in 1970 was $3,700. The net
income of Kraftco in 1D71 was
$91.,300,000; the president's. Sal-
-ary was, $31-6,-000. Low prices to-'
the farmer don't mean low prices
in the store.' As more farmers are
forced to leave, farming because
of low- tridoffie , tonal-melt will-
suffer More, not less , from high
food prides. .
Lucknow
Central
..THE BAND
The Lucknow Band is holding
many practices for band concerts
to be held in Godeiich on the
21st of October and in, Mildmay
on December 1st. The fifteen
new members , as well as the rest
of the band, will be getting new
Uniforms: 'The 'girls will be wear
ing short chocolate, brown vests
with gold ties down the front and
brown skirts •underneath. The
and •brown shirts with gold ties. ,
SPORTS
Both senior girls and boys 'have
started soccer at noon hours.
The girls who are interested in
the one mile cross country race or
October 21st are to start practising
for it now. •
GRADE SIX •
These Students are- participating
in "The Way Students can Help
to Improve Their Environment".
On Tuesday Mrs. McMurray's.
class Cleaned up the school yard
and the east end of Lucknow's
main' street.
OPEN AREA "
Several field trips, collecting
insects and studying nature , -have
made life More interesting for the
grade`one to fOur students.
By Joanrie Agnew and
Cheryl fialdenby.
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