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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY MARCH 2, 77
DUNGANNON\
Sunday School and church serv-
ices at Dungannon United Church
were cancelled due to icy condi-
tion of the roads.
Rev. H. G. Dobson and Cliff
McNeil attended the Presbytery
meeting in Mitchell. United Church
on Tuesday.
The nominating committee of
Dungannon United Church met on
Monday night. The date for the
annual meeting will be announced
later.
Mr. Steve 'Dick of Elmira'
Mennonite Church spoke at. Christ-
ian Fellowship Church on Sunday
in a pulpit exchange.
The Young People of Christian
Fellowship Church held their
tobogganing party on Saturday
afternoon and enjoyed 'Ripper and
a social evening at Ken Wagler's
afterward.
Chuck Young and Linda Maxwell
of Vancouver are spending a month
or so with Chuck's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Young.
Mrs. Amy Wiggins visited with
Mrs. Dove HOrton in 'Goderich on
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Graham McNee
visited Mr. and Mrs. Ross McNee
in Huronview on Friday.
CAR MISHAP
Poor visibility and icy conditions
make it very difficult for winter
drivers. Rick Park experienced a
mishap on Monday evening in.
which his car landed on top of the
snowbank south of Nile. Dwight
Aldham's car was hit by a car
backing out of Joseph Street East.
as Dwight was proceeding north
through the village on Friday
morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Olson
returned last Sunday from a five
week holiday during which they
motored to Florida and Texas and
visited relatives in. Manitoba and
South Dakota.
SQUEAKY WHEEL
Making a nuisance of yourself
until you get what you want is
just another form of success.
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KINLOUGH
The March meeting of the
Holyrood Women's Institute will be
held on Thursday, March 3rd with
Mrs. Ellwood Elliott hostess. Roll
call, an item of interest concerning
Australia; topic, Australia; quiz on
Australia and New Zealand; direct-
or, Mrs. Lorne Eadie.
The Holyrood Women's Institute
held a euchre party at the hall on
Tuesday evening with 5 tables in
play. Prizes went to high lady,
Mrs. Glen Haldenby; high gent,
Donald Murray; lucky prize, Bill
MacPherson.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Collins of
Lurgan, Mr. and Mrs. Reg Godfrey
of Ripley visited on Monday
evening with Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Scott.
Ward was received here of the
death of Mrs. Albert (Ivy) Shelton
of Brownvale, Alberta on February
8th. Albert Shelton is a brother of
Chris Shelton and spent his
boyhood days here. We extend
sympathy to the bereaved.
Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Chris
Shelton were pleased to know that
they were able to return to their
home in Dungannon after a stay in
the Wingham and District Hospit-
al. Mrs. Shelton received word of
the death of her sister-in-law in
London.
The World Day of Prayer for this
area will be held in the Presbyter-
ian Church on Friday, March 4th at
2 o'clock.
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BRUCE COUNTY
FARM REPORT
GRAIN DRYING CONFERENCE
On Wednesday, April 6, a Grain
Drying Conference is being spon-
sored by the University of Guelph
at the Holiday Inn in Hespler. The
program is designed primarily for
farmers, interested in reducing fuel
and energy costs and improving the
quality of artificially dried corn.
Some of the topics to be discussed
will be "Basits of Drying, Dryers,
Energy Use and Quality" by T. B.
Daynard, University of Guelph and
"Combinations of Dryeration and
Low Temperature Systems" by G.
C. Shrove, University of Illinois. As
well as researchers, there' will also
be a farmer panel.
Registration is $10.00 which does
not inclu0 lynch - for that you
have to make your own arrange-
ments. If you are interested in
attending, registration forms can
be obtained from this office.
R. UPFOLD,
Soils and Crops Specialist.
SOIL TESTS
The number of soil analysis
results that indicate no potash is
required, is increasing on livestock
farms. Most soils in Bruce County
are naturally high in potash and
this, combined with many years of
applying excess potash for, crop
needs, plus, heavy applications of
marline, have built up extremely
high potash levels. For example,
soil test values for, potash over 109
do not indicate additional potash is
required for barley. There are soils
in Bruce testing over 300. There is
some indication that excess potash
may have toxic effects by tying up
other nutrients.
It is time to use up some of this
excess potash for more than
economic reasons.
M. R. BOLTON,
Ag. Rep.
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COST OF LIVING IT UP
The manufacturer of whisky put
his grain through a distillery called
a still and it cones out as
fire-water. The consumer pays $6
to $8 a quart for it. If he drinks ata
bar, he pays $1.25 a drink, puts his
glass on the bar, and says "Gimme
another".
The farmer puts his grain
through a distillery called a cow,
and the consumer pays 58 to 65
cents a quirt for the, product. That
is about 15 cents a cup. He takes a
drink, sets his glass on the table,
and says "Go easy on the milk,
folks, the price is way up".
Quote from
"The Maritime Cooperator".
1977 SOILS AND CROPS DAY
FORMOSA COMMUNITY
CENTRE
March 17th
Sponsored by the Bruce County
Soil and Crop
Improvement Association
10:30 Placing Entries.
A.M. Class 1, 1/2 bus. ear corn; 2,
1/2 bus. feed barley; 3, 1/2 bus.
haylage; 4, 1/2 bus. corn silage; 5,
10" slice of 1st cut hay; 6,;10" slice
2nd cut hay. Prizes, $5, 4, 3, 2, 1.
Display, '/2 bus. of snapper roll
silage (cob husk and corn meal).
$2.50 per entry.
11:00 Hot Fertilizers - What they
are and how to use them. prof.
Tom Lane, Soil Sciente Dept.
University of Guelph.
12:00 Lunch, sandwiches and
coffee $2.00.'
1:00 Annual Meeting, Bruce
PAGE SEVEN
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INCOME PROPERTY - duplex,
modern 3 bedroom apartment and
2 bedroom apartment on Main
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POINT CLARK COTTAGE —
Lake front, 2 bedrooms, 3 pe.
bath, beautiful view, all furnish-
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WE ARE IN.
NEED OF LISTINGS.
Feel free to call,
with no obligation.
Robt. ,Campbell
Bus. 528.2031
Res. 529-7417
County Soil and Crop Improvement
Assoc. - Presentation of Corn
Sweepstakes prizes.
2:00 Forages in the Livestock
Economy, Dr. Stan Young, Univer-
sity of Guelph.
2:45 , Oat and Barley Varieties,
Rick Upfold.
1977 Memberships - the $6.00
membership for 1977 will include a
one' year subscription to the Soil
and Crop magazine plus the option
to purchase the new book - Ontario
Weeds valued at $2.50 for $1.50.
HUMAN NATURE
In the trials of this life most
all of us could be found guilty of
being complainers.
COUNTRY HOME on 11/2 acres,
desirably located close to Lucknow,
4 bedrooms, spacious living and
dining area, family and utility
rooms, 3 piece bath and oil furnace.
Make an appointment to look this
property over.
4 BEDROOM FRAME HOME,
Wheeler Street in Lucknow, living
room, dining room, large kitchen
and utility room, one bedroom and
bath down, new oil furnace and
wiring, spring possession.
3 BEDROOM BRICK HOME and
garage on corner lot in Lucknow ;
new family room with fireplace.
This home is ideally located and
spring possession is available.
218 ACRES DAIRY FARM, 80'
cows, Whitechurch area.
GENERAL STORE, local, attached
living quarters, inquire for further
particulars.
200 ACRE ASHFIELD FARM, 190
workable,beef and farrowing opera-
tion.
192 ACRES DAIRY FARM, Luck-
now area.
For further particulars on any of
these properties
PHONE OR SEE
WARREN ZINN
Phone 529-7350
$43,300
This home has large kitchen with patio door out onto deck
at back. It also features 3 bedrooms, bath and living room,
plus full basement with large windows for well lighted family
room.
$42,800
WELL TREED LOT
Has walk-in basement with rough in for bath in basement
plus extra large living room 14' X 23', 3 bedrooms, bath and
sunny bright kitchen.
BUY EITHER
One of these homes and have family room finished for less
in winter months.
GERRIE GLENN INC.
Lucknow
528-3234
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