The Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-01-24, Page 5Bruce Farm. Repoli
WINTERKILL
A forage stand which was good
last fall. may be a oor stand by
this spring because ' of winterldll.
There are three basic causes of
winterkill — freezing, heaving
and ice sheets, Although freez-
ing is considered as a case of
the weather being teo cold for the
Plants, there are'factors which
,affect it. For instance orchard
grass is less tolerant to cold than
timothy or bromegrass. Alfalfa
varies,in winterhardiness depend-
in,g on variety — Vernal 'has bet-
ter hardiness: than Saranac. An-
other factor is that plants "hard-
en" with Cool weather in the fall.
Harvesting practices, such as not
cutting alfalfa- in September, aid
the build up 'of food reserves
which helps the hardening pro-.
cess. •
Rapid changes in temperatures
often kill more plants than low
temperature itself. A few warm
days in spring encourage plant
growth. Under these conditions-al-
falfa •will lose .its hardness and is
then susceptible to cold if the
temperature drops.
'Proper 'soil fertility aids in rer
ducing • winter' •injury. Wyk,'
starved plants are much more
susceptible to injury than healthy
ones.
Waving is a moving of the
plants from their normal position
in the soil...It is not uncommon to'
find alfalfa 'plants in .the _spring
with 1 -.2 inches'of root showing.
On the other hand grasses Which
have fibrous roots are generally
heaved less than legumes which
have taproots. Thus one ,way 'to
reduce heaving 'is to use a grass
INVESTMENT
THE STERLING
• TRUST ,CORP.
Prevailing Interest Rates .
Retirement Savings plan
Your Representative
ALEX MacNAY
LUCKNOW
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REAL ESTATE _
Goof, INVESTMENT
Apartihent building in the village
of Ripley, •newly renovated, air-
conditioned, $450.00 rental income
a month. Mortgage can be ar-
ranged.,
BROWNIE NEWS
On Tuesday, January 16th the
Brownies opened their meeting
with a balancing game.
Fairy Queen Sylke Becker, set up
the Toadstool for Brownie Ring.
The Brownies hopped their Fairy
Gold and Snowy Owl did inspec- .
don. Brown Owl presented Kiln-
Have .two. clients Wanting acreage Lang side Gatherin
with springs or rivers on them. Hoilotits Couple
. gwith•a large barn -- also properties • ,
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:One storey, 2 bedroom, brick: ▪ home,2 years old, electric heat-.
sing, full basement, attached
• garage, broadloom, in Irving a • , •room• and bedrooms. Priced at
•$20,000.• Mortgage available. . e
LANGSIDE NEWS'
A large crowd attended the soc-
ial evening at the Langside Com-
munity Centre in honour of Mr.
and Mrs. Graham G. Is;loffat of
Teeswater who were married rec-
ently. Seventeen tables 9f euchre
were in play...High prizes went
to Philip Steer and Mrs. Wes Tif.'
fin. grs. ,Moffat and Don Bell
received low prizes:
2, short programme followed '
the cards. The Langside girls
sang. Mrs. Philip Steer sang
"Bless this House". Mary
Bongertrnan played her accordian
and the• children conducted a
-contest.
Mr. and Mrs: Graham Moffat
were then presented with a sum
of money by Dave Moffat and
Wesley Young On behalf of every- '
one there. Both Graham and
Edith thanked everyone for their
kindness and best wishes.
A delicious lunch was served
to conclude a very pleasant even-
Jim •Orr of London visited Mrs.
Orr and Bob during the.week end'.
The annual meeting of the
Langside Presbyterian Church was
held Saturday.;
-Mr. and Mrs. Jim Young a7td—
family. visited Mr. arid Mrs. Gord-
on Wall, Winghain, Saturday even
Mrs. John Currie of Wirigham
visited her mother Mrs. Orr
•Friday. '
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Lucknow Women's/ . 6 institute Meeting
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EDHESDAY, JANUARY 24; 1973
REMEMBER
Help Your RED CROSS
TO HELP
B. A. McDonfigh
"REAL ESTATE
BROKER.
LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
' Bus. 528-2031 — Res. 528-3821
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legume mixture. 'Since ice causes
heaving,' reducing water content
of the soil through good drainage
will reduce heaving,
The third form of winter' injury
comes from ice sheets. Freezing
rain or runoff water accumulates,
freezes and restricts • air move-
ment.
Winter injury to forages can
often be reduced byi observing
the recommended has vest date,
fertilizing according to soil test
and using .recommended vane-
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CHISHOLM
FUELS
FOR SALE
DAIRY FARM, highway location
in the Clinton area, 140 acres on
which is' situated an excellent 7
room home, every 'convenience.
Barns are 50' x 105' and 50' x 100'.
Free stalls for 63 cows. Silos 20'
x 60% and 13' •x 40'. This barn has•a
4 stall Surge parlour, 600 bulk
tank, silo unloader andauger feed-
ing system. Possession can. be ar-
ranged. -
500 'ACRES approximately 40 acres
of buifi: 'The balance productive
clay loam soil. Two homes, one
brick with oil furnace. 2 and 4 pc.
bath, every convenience. The other
home is stone. Also 3 good barns
with' 'a potential for cattle and hog.
Immediate possession.
200 ACRE FARM, all workable,
good corn and bean land. Above
average '4 bedroom brick home, 3
pc. bath up and one down, new kit-
chen, oil furnace. Large barn used
as' a' farrowing unit and finishing
approximately 300 hogs at a time.
16' x 50' high moisture corn 'silo
with roof. Steel grain storage and
implement shed. Asking $53,500.
Terms available.
100 ACRE FIRM with 85 workable
and 11. acres of hardwood bush.
Four bedroom brick and frame
home, 4 pc. bath, combinafion oil
furnace, drilled well on pressure.
Barn 35' x 65' with an L Tie - ups
for 19, cows. Additional 100 acre
farm available.
THREE BEDROOM' HOME situ-
ated' on 4 acres of . land in the
country. Oirfurnace, 3 pc. bath and
full basement. rmmediate possess--
ion and asking $8,900.
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WE HAVE A SINCERE CLIENT
who is looking for a '100 acre farin
with 'good buildings on which • he
Would like to rim cows and calves.
For more, particulars give us a
call.
- WARREN ZINN
Phone, 529.7350
Wilfred Mclnt+
Ca.,` Liinfed
WALKERTON
Member of the (rey and Bruce
Ittultiple Listings Service
List M,LS. — Over 60. Salami"
Working For You •
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Products For Farm, Home and
ELECTRIC HEATING. ELECTRIC
MacKENZIE .
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FUNERAL SERVICE •
SerVices conducted, according :
to your wishes at your Home, • . •
your Church, or at our Mem- • • • REPRESENTATIVES
OHM Chimel at no additional, a W. AD'AMSON
charge. • • C. • SUTCLIFFE
TED COLLYER
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR.
Specializing In
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WINGHAM
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Barger and Mrs. Wm. Helrii sang
REASONABLE PRICES
with a poem entitled, "Qrand-
Mothers" 'Mrs . John Wraith
es approx. S100.00. Large' lots
ri ated, heating costs S160.00. Tax-: Mri. 'Earl McDonald , Mrs. Howard
'CEMETERY LETTERING.
Hydro Financing 'Available t
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Lucknow, Phone 523-3432 °
pay 'or Night
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• THE .144. KNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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"'with ,shade trees. Priced low:
slo $12,500.00. •
• . , : al a . : ei '' a _ 48 ACRES • •
loWith river and mixed woods,, 30.
nacres clear and level to rolling.:
: :Terms, , .
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:WINGHAM OFFICE.' i
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n THREE BEDROOMS.
"One storey, interior ' redecor-e
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SUNOCO' DISTRIBUTORS
LUCKNOW
PhOne 529-7524- or 524-7681
FREE BURNER SERVICE
A demonstration on "Artex Roll-
on Decorator paints" was given
by Mrs. Dan McInnes.
The President , Mr's. Armstrong
'Wilson, conducted the bttSiness
and the committees gave their
• reports and the ladies voted ,that
IIII billy be paid. Arrangements
n were 'made for the' next card party
and:the meeting closed with sing
• Mg, the Queen arid the Institilte
The 1..ucknow Women's Institute
held their January Meeting on
Friday afternoon, January,12th'
with Mrs. Walter Alton in the
chair. She welcomed the visitors
and a new member and all the.
members who came out a snowy,
day and opened the meeting with
the opening ode and the 'Mary
Stewart Collect.
Mrs. Alex opened the
program with a 'New Years
reading, and Mrs. Neil McCallum
gave a lovely 'New Years poem
Vihich had seen written by her
daughter. Mrs. 'Wm. Helrn•read
sotne interesting articles 'from the
"Federated:News" and closed •
two Songs which were enjoyed by
all. The motto, "What can I
do*to promote World Peace," was.
taken by tvirs. Omar Brooks and
a paper on Citizenship was given.
by Mrs. Alex McNay;
Grace and the committee served
a lovely lunch, , .
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To Protect. Your Jack, • .•
Insui'e
IN ME ORIA
LDENBY — in loving. memory
a dear husband and father,
rm an (Ted) f;laldenby, , who
sed away 3 years ago, January
1970.
ath is a heartache, nothing .can
heal, ,-.4-
rnories are treasures, no one
can steal,
a beautiful life came a sudden
,end, died as he lived, everybody's
friend,* „
was always thoughtful, loving
and kind,
left glorious memories hehind.
treasure him, God, in Your
garden of rest,
use dad was one of the best.
vingly remembered .and sadly
ed by his wife and family. .
KNECHTEL MILLING LTD.
'ADMIRAL TV
AND.
ANTENNA
SALES AND SERVICE
DON TH9MPSON
TV
R:R., 3 RIPLEY
TELEPHONE, 395-2393
MacKENZIE O.D.
Optometrist
OWEL 'PHONE 3914S11
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TMENTS
J. A. McDONAGH.
Lucknow, Phone 528-3423
R. 'W. ANDREW
Ba,rrister and Solicitor
LI STOWEL, ONTARIO .
LUCKNO%Y
Every Wednesday and^.
Saturday Afternoon • ,
like in the Joynt Block
Telephone:
Lticknow 528-3116
W. BELL'
OMETRIST OODERICH'
T.he,„Square
(Phone 524-7661)
M. HARPER
RTERED ACCOUNTANT •
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57 South Street, Goderich.
Telephone 524-7562
TAG,
berley Cooke with her Gardeoer .
Badge. We closed BrOwnie Ring
with Brownie Prayer.
showedaAytPo .thewWPoawc Pack . he$ t a
a
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Hackett
col-
lection for Collector Badge.
our Thinking Day meeting in Feb-F
were going to tell about, for
Ea ch. Six were asked to start think-
ing about the country that they
During work period Brown OWl
liad the Golden Hand and Golden
Ladder Brownies for a compass.
game, "Round ancl,Round The
Country". Brenda Phillips, Lyn
Shepherd, Betty Stanley , Anne
Alton and Elizabeth Wilkins' pas-
sed their test for compass.
Snowy Owl listened to Deborah
Bolt tell her story of Brownies in
other lands. The Golden Bar
Brownies were with Tawny Owl
and Sylke Becker, Anne Hamil-
ton, Shirley Loree, Lana Sand-
erson and Judy Hunter passed this
test for 0 Canada. Sylke Beck-
er also passed her test for'God
Save The Queen. Elizabeth '
Wilkins ran an errand for Brown
Owl for one of her tests.
We closed the meeting with
the Squeeze and Taps. )
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