HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1980-06-04, Page 41Spot treatment withRoundup® in the crop
can stop yield-robbing milkweed from spreading further.
Roundup stops where the treated weeds stop.
Roundup goes wherever the treated wee& 60.
Then it stops. Because Roundup works in the weeds
not in the soil.
Don't let patches of milkweed spread in your
crop. Hit the spot, with Roundup. See your dealer
today and ask about the new trial-size.
Monsanto
There's never been a
herbidde like this before.
Always read and follow label directions for Roundup.
Roundups is a registered trademark of Monsanto Company.
@Monsanto Company, 1980, RCN.13•80
Monsanto Canadq-Inc.
Toronto, Montreal, Winnipeg, Regina, Calgary, Vancouver.
Patches of milkweed can grow and spread, soaking
_up moisture and valuable nutrients. Milkweed
patches can slow'you down at harvest: Cause yield
loss. And come back next, year and do it again.
Spot treatment with Roundup herbicide gives con.
trol of milkweed.'Roundup by Monsanto controls
treated milkweed arid stops it from spreading or
regrowing. Because Roundup controls the whole
weed; roots and all. ,
How to hit milkweed with Roundup. Just spray
Roundup on actively growing milkweed, when most
of the weeds are in the bud, to full bloom stage.
Retreatment.may be necessafy rnilkWeed
plants are not at t he same stage of growth. You
can use a boom, a handgun, Or a backpack
sprayer. Roundup will destroy the crop if you spray
it On the crop, so keep Roundup where you want it.
Right on those ugly milkweed patches.
CongratulationS to Mr. Wingham and " Ken Grove Women's Institute went with the BroWnies time was enjoyed by reporting' the news for
and Mrs, Jim Dore Who Holland and-Vicki Dare of met' last Wednesday on Saturday on their others in the area as Well, Purple Grove . for the
were , married On May 24, Kincardine were recent- evening at the Coal- annual cookie Janipe and George month of June,
Some folks from this area dinner guests of Mr. and munity Centre with their . -campaign. • Miller spent the weekend Mr, and Mrs.. ,Gordon
attended the wedding in: Mrs. Den Dore. • 'husbands as guests, . Residents are glad' to with the Farrellsand also Patterson 'and David
Wingham, also' the. stag A number . of" peon a erry Kummer in- welcOmelaiThlitcDona va to r 1 e an• our a en e th-e719reHrertzie-
and doe parties held for -from Purple ,Grove.- ate tioduded the guest little son of. Doug and Gallant and their new Deakins wedding While
the couple during the tanded - the wedding speaker, Michael. Milier • ‘Shirley MacPonald, daughter, Erin 'at Reid'S Billy Patterson went to
month of ' - ' reception in Ripley for . of the Farm Safety home after a , stay in Corners., • Cub tamp on the
Meryl Stewart of • - newlyweds Mr. and Mrs AssoPiation who gave a Wingharn Hospital. Mrs, jack Farrell is weekend.
Lucknow was, a guestof Bill McKenzie -timely talk with slides Rob Farrell returned
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey "- Congratulations are and film on the topic of home last weekend after
Thempson for the extended Bill and Bar.: farm safety, taking part in an en-
weekend recently. - bare who will reside in Andrew MacDonald joyable five day canoe
Mrs. Nettie Dore;. Miss Ashfield Township, , , Went to inverhuron on trip on the Spanish RiVer
Meryl Stewart, Katherine - Dinner _guests , of ,Tim Saturday to attend. the near Sudbury. He was
Collins and Mae Dore and Fran Farrell on Beaver camp, along with accompanied by students
spent an afternoon with Sunday Were, Mrs. Simon other members of the and, teachers of the .
Mrs..; John Currie of deBoer of. LucknOw; Mr: Ripley club, Outdoor Leadership clasS
Wingham and viewed and Mrs. Gerry Tpureil town at Walkerton District
Alexa!s wedding gifti. .Logtenberg of Gbderieh, ,Sheena MacDonald Secondary School.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mr. and Mrs. Derk accompanied her class on Bob and Judy Thom-
Greenwood, John Paul, Logtenberg and family of their trip to Kincardine pson attended the
Joel a.nd..loy Ellen visited. Dungannon and Mr. and where they visited the CountrY and 'Western.
Mr. and Mrs. Burton Mrs; Joe West of Strat. Police Station, Kin, show, and, dance in Ripley
Collins on Sunday. ford. - • cardine Fire Hall and Huron CoMpleX on
Jim Alexa Dore of, The. ladies --of Purple other places: Sheena also Saturday. evening. :A good-
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ed the United Church anni.-
versiry service.
Miss Valerie trrington of
St. Helens had' a 'surprise
miscellaneons shower for
Miss Lori Purdon on Sunday
afternoon with many of her
friends. Lori received many
gifts.
This community extends
sincere sympathy to Mrs.
Mac McFarlane and her
family on the passing of her
husband this past week: who
was buried from Styles Fun-
eral -Home, Goderich:: Mrs.
McFarlane is the former
Merle. Gaunt. "
Mr,an, W:eftster
attended the open reception
for Bonnie and John Melich-
ercik held in Lucknovv on
Saturday. -
BRIDAL SHOWER
A shower Was., held in
Whitechurch Community
Memorial Hall for Lori Pur-
don. The hall was decked
with blue and white stream-
ers and white wedding bells.
Music while the guests were
gathering was provided by
Marilyn Janiieson. Lori Ann
Jamieson was mistress of
ceremonies. Janet Laidlaw
gave a piano solo. Mrs.
Victor Emerson gave read-
ings, The Bride, The. Perfect
Housekeeper, Grandma's
Parlour and . Temper. Miss
Chandler gave a piano solo.
Lori Jamieson'invited the
bridal party to the platform
and gave an address to the
bride. Assisting the birde-to-
be open her gifts Were her
sister's, Kendra and Kathy.
Among the many beautiful
gifts were a card table, lawn
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chairs, trays, T.V. set of
dishes, qUilt; blankets, toas
ter, .pillows, niirroW, scenic
tray 'set and .Slow -cooker.
The mothers made a hat of
the boWs which LOri. wore as
she thanked all for their
beautifid gifts and for attend-
ing. She invited All to her
trousseau tea on lune 21.
Lunch., ,was served by, `the,,
sponsors. "
ANNIVERSARY
Mi. Robert Perry; student
minister, guest,minister;and
Rev. R. C.' Putman officiated
at-the-- anniVersary, services
held at the. Whitechurch.
United Church on Sunday.
Music was provided by
Janet Laidlaw and Hugh Sin;
namon on organ and piano
and by Jack Whytock. On
violin.
Kathy and Aileen linden
wood, Sherry Green and Jirn
Laidlaw also. participated.
The choir sang, Because
He Lives and There is a Quiet.
Understanding.
The sermon considered the
topic, A Growing Faith, at
the morning service and,
Celebrating Smallness at the
evening service. The child-
ren's story was in the form of
a song which was sung by
Rev. Putman who accompan-
ied himself on. the guitar. It
was, All That I Have at the
End of the Day is What rr,
Gave Away:
is Your Farm
For Sale?
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Small or Large
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