HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1974-10-30, Page 7Y,. EER 3s !.4
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, 0
pICFURE,D IS DUTCHDALE LE1TY
WOOER OF FARDOL CNE SIXTY-EIGHT (EX)
first as a 2 year and in HuronCounty, piacing fieri
Bei Walkerton. Five more daughters manging
*,(.,-%.1714%.,,i good plus as 2 year olds.
is awe and anyone wishing .(7, use the service
Etre era a iiti1 information may do 80 by contacting
VAN OSCH — DUTCHDALE FARM
q Il.fR. 3 LUCKNOW — PHONE 395-2865
oop
Petroleum
Service
r after business hours and.
rgency service of furnaces
CALL
TIFFIN
Driver
-3iI8
TED 11ORAN
Burner .Service Man
357-1768
;RION, w6e•¢¢ao,tu.
lids'" s i°t6 w• , Raccoon
mm lie w ttn lbeep yo mrr
Nity s * t mitt you may
some of the benefits desert
in an earilier -.
is/ 7.. rli
Some of the most common
harmful factors influencing your
to r clout. are cattle. . disease„ and
insects. i :relents and wire.
.;mcu
Farmers use the woo oi for
Ain additraaal gratiinz area, una-
ware that by a lloWimg ¢Mlle to walk
over the forest floor the combined
problems off templed routs, de-
stroyed seedlings,. bream saplings
and coma, cited seal soon tante ttheir
ton.
Cattle also damage trees by
expo -sling vine ire parts tiilDrfQ:i!digin
tearing o y; bask. Which allows
LOWER INTEREST RATES
Hoor IAV On
IST MAO 2t10 1110RTGES
litsjohere hs Ontario
On
COMMERCIAL, INDUSTRiAL.
and FARM PROPERTIES
m Fitine449 Fo Nen Construction $ Land
Your A
Phone
SAIEWAY INVESTMENTS AND
CONSULTANTS LIMITED
Qom u se * st.. E. , Oat -
14 EtinthtgMt+Et ei tor 1iistant C a--
��1��Cirgi
tibrary Workshop.
For Bruce County
Twentysevenn branch staff mem-
bers attended a workshop held in
the Bruce County Public- Library,
Wednesday Oetober 23rd. During
the morning session Mrs. Elvrera
Stever, Por Elgin Branch Library,
Mrs. Frances White, Hepworth
Branch Library and Mrs. Sharon
Roadhouse, Wiai.ton Branch lib-
rary the County and
Regional Municipality Librarians
course for Branch Personnel. The
ceaiirse, consisted of five days
training at 1 i'e Ontario. Government
Training Centre near Barrie. The
mel briefly described each ses-
sion.. Many questions were asked
•aid discussed among group mmenn-
bers.
) tab was enjoyed by all; them
back to work for the group. .Mins.
Frances Thomson, Cbesleyr Branch
Library desciribed T'e increased
usefulness of the 1974 Encyvccloped
is Britannia. Ws new format
covers an area of interest in general
and inde information inn. the
bibliography.
Mrs. •,i,lmrlie, Stump,. W?Iilkerrtton
• Branch Library described the work
being done in the 'Walkerton
Branch Library with ecertteal file
imnfOrunnaition and how to obtain
pamphlets and information. Mrs.
• Stump also had saumnplles from their
picttimre i1ie.
Mrs_ Mary Stade" Somthamnptton
Braman! Library 'reported on t ixe
Meeting off small and Medium sized
libraries held inn Maned late_ A
comparison *as made between a
branch libraury betott4ihIg to a
County Poublicc Library and an
individual small !library trying to.
provide service on their own.
ranch staff &emberrs from
dernfford,. Chesliegt" Hepworth,
Kincardine, Lion"s Head" Meld-
mayy-Carrick, Port°i Ultl" Riple "
Southanm;uton, Tara, Teeswaateir,
.Tiverton„ tori" • Tobermory, Walkerton
and Wiarton expressed the ap-
preciation .for .the opportunity. to
attend the workshop and to discuss
their ideas with one another_
ids and diose an easy .
into i ine tree, White some insects
aid diseases i'iet the leap" oir
(food converters of the tree, others
attack inside and cause ale
dlsimnage.. A common example of
is is the dutch eller disease..
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Rodents, such as mice and
rabbits also destroys a large nrsmber.
of trees_ By removing bairn„ tbese
pests also help to spread an
infection off disease or insects,
The fastest . a acii„I��Itl..t ;ii most
enemy
off the woodbtt is
fire. Q1aieot i ed ground fires Can
bum out sd seedlings, amrd . saplings
j and set back natural sucd:ession by.
gears_ Bestrnction off leaves on the
forest floor nonotonly exposes sod to
4ea;Mntl llntg and estosiou,. but Misr»
renames organic' food • plants
nod for growth. iftt only ' takes
seconds ftur a fore to destroy what
may have taken dlecades to grow in
your woodlot.
Ryr suggests that to she
some of these problems you
can
fence around wtoodtlbtts to keep
cattle out remoiae infected ttrees.'
and t=reat reg trees to
pre etut spread of d'isease,. Vie
plastic or metals mesh around tree
bottoms, to keep rodents horn
damaging them, and use a corn-
baiaatt'tico u of enclosing y ditches
and easy access to the woodtZot to.
help In preventiang fires,
If you would Eke to find out noose
about w ood1ot protection, feel free
to ' write' to Rocky at the Maittlland
Valley Conservation Authority Of-
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WE WILL BE CLOSED
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 4
UNTIL NOON FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15
WE APOLOGIZE FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE'
TO OUR CUSTOMERS
Lighthouse Yari�lyStore
Point Clark
1 I %
IT10E
LUCKNOW FIRE HYDRANTS
will he ffushed
by the Village Works De tient
on Tuesday, November 5th
all day from 8 a.rn. to 5 p.m.
WATER USERS PLEASE TAKE NOTE
OF THIS
'Bud” HAMILTON
AGENT FOR BP OIL LIMITED.
WHOLESALE — RETAIL
LUCKNOW PHONE OFF. 5284006 RESIDENCE 528--3616
OFFICE HOURS i A.M.. TO 8 PAL DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
Ti
E
We would like to advise our customers that
we do diver on Saturdays. Due to some misun-
derstanding, this has not beein fury realized.. We
also would like to let you know that we have add-
ed Fred Black to our staff. Fred will learn as an
apprentice' for burner service and installing fur-
naces and will also act as a salesman.
/We would also Lie to tell you we do not have
non leaded gasoline, so before you buy a car, start
looking for gas first. I thunk it is only fair, on our
behalf, to tell you this..
BUD HAMILTON