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LEA SPO'
Mark Coulthard,
If your, lawn is being watered and fertilizedcorrectly but stili seems
• yellowish, 'this yellowing could be due to LeafSpot disease. This
disease is a. fungus that attacks the blades of the grass.
Leaf Spots are small circles with yellow centres and dark borders:
These spots are dotted along the.leaf'blade. Thi$ disease can be a
problem, w..hen,•the weather is ,cool and moist. Leaf Spot occurs `most
often in lawns that.are mowed quite short..
'A fungicide application is usually not necessary 'cin a home fawn,-
Most.
awn,-Most. modern --bluegrass lawns are resistant .to this disease: If your
dawn is affected; Increase your mowing heightt water deeply and less_
frequently. Apply your. -fertilizer a little later in the spring. An additional
application of fertilizer can'help stimulate the lawn to heal faster.
.Most lawns grow out of this problem as the days get hotter
'Next Focus: Why Aerate Your Lawn
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A family gathering at
the Caesar homestead, on
the sixth concession: of
,Ashfield, celebrated.150
years. Hosts were
Stewart, Gary and Janet
Caesar.
• In 1846, their `great,,
great grandfather James
Caesar, Sr,, purchased
this property from the
Crown. Great grandfather
James, Jr., was next in
line:William Caesar
(youngest sari of James
Jr. ), - grandfather of the
current owners, ,pur-
chased the farm in. 1935.
Fourth ,generation. Paul
and wife Joyce. (Stewart) -
Caesar were the owners
until Paul'suntimely
death in 1972, when sons
Gary . and- - ;Stewart.
assumed ownership.
_Reminiscing and out-
door games . was enjoyed
by the 40 to 50 'descen-
dants present before 'a
bounteous supper was.
served. •
Ray Dalton 'of
Huronlea, Brussels, who
broke his hip the end of
`July, returnedto
wingham hospital on
Aug. 2.
Eric and Anna
Courtney_ and family vis-
ited with :his ; parents Joe
and Teresa on the holiday
weekend.
Bill and Arthemise
Lalonde, Kingsbridge,
visited family in : Orillia
on the civic holiday
weekend.
Bill and Helen Angus,
Cambridge, visited With
his cousin, Bob and
Bert Hogervorsti
of
Lucknow Farm Supply -:
is pleased to introduce
DoreenMcCormick on
.
the holiday weekend. •
ungannon's TOM
Culbertplayed his violin'
and.sang at the annual.
Fiddler's Jamboree in
LUQknow. Many area res.;
idents enjoyed ;the pro-
grant
Jean'. • (Nelson)
Winnipeg,
.
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McGrath o Llan pegs
Manitoba, arrived .n
Aug. , '6 to spend two
weeks vacation: at the
home of her brother Jim
'Nelson, and to renew ,
acquaintances . with
friends from school days,
Sincere sympathy to
Marjorie Maclntyre on
-thedeath of her sister-in-
law, Thelma (Maclntyre)
Carter, of .Goderroh on
Aug. 9, in her'$5th year;
Funeral Mass was :-cele-
brated by Rev. John Plum
at St Peter's Roman
Catholic. Church,.
Go ', detich, with interment
e
in Maitland Cemetery:
The Morgan and :Mary.
Daltonfamily reunion
was held on the weekend.
Bride-to-be Donna
Van Osch received many;
lovely • and useful gifts 'at
--the community shower
on Friday at ;he
Kingsbridge Parish Hall.
Edwin Meyer was
taken to the. Goderich
hospital by ambulance on
Aug. 7, .following a
severe heart attack: We
.wish him a'speedy recov-
• ery
Sincere sympathy to
Walter Kelly on the death
of his brother Joe Kelly
who ,died in. , California.
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FARM iOPER`TIES WAN' p .
tied in :St,
Joses •Cemetery,
Kingsbridge, 'fast
Saturday.
The Kingsbridge
pot .,,luck supper and
meeting was . held at
Clarice Dalton's on Aug..
7. •
Sympathy is extended
to Aileen on - the passing
of bar' husband, Elmer
Trommer on ' Aug, .10.
Also surviving are two
sons Ralph, and Bill,
daughter Connie and six
grandchildren. Cremation
has taken place and a
, memorial service will be,
held a t a later date,'
The Trommers were
very active in the forma-
tion
ormation. -of the Dungannon
Senior Citizen Centre: In
lieu of flowers, donations
will be accepted for the
Senior citizen Building
Fund.
In Elmer's youth, he'
was a very athletic per-
son.
Nancy Rivett and chil-
dren Wesley ` and
Cassandra, and: her. Moth-
er-in-law, Sandra: Rivett,
of. Elliott' Lake,' have
returned from
week 'visit in Port.
Alberni, B.C. visiting
with Barbara Smith. .
The Cooke reunion,
rejuvenated by Carol
Iickling: • and Grace
Wilkins,- was held at the
Seniors Centre, on July
28, with an attendance of
46. .
Herb McQuillin, of
Lucknow - 96 years of
0 years
age - had the distinction
of hetng the eldest gent,
while Pearl Menary had
the .ladies' honor. Derek
Merebanv' was the
youngest, and Keith and ,
Irene lake the couple
married the longest.
Congratulations were
extended to the most
recent married couple,'
Harold Cooke and Judy
Smyth, whose marriage
took place inde i
Cxe► riche
on July. 26, with
Charlotte and Joe Sproul
attending.
grandparents driving
the newest. cars were
Marion 11/1cQuillln. and
Keith Hickling.
. Next 'year's event will
be -under the direction of
president •Pa Miskie, and
Jim McQuillin and fami-
ly sharing the secretarial,
treasurer - and game
duties.
Erma and- Allan Reed
frons Port Colborne
joined 13' tables of
euchre players at the
Senior Centre .on July 31.
Erma . Crich' and
Euphemia Cameron tied
for first prize, - with..
Mabel Lamont, Janet
Mathers and Raymond
haggitt also winning.
On Aug: 7, nine tables
participated with Lois
and :'Stuart Chamney
walking off with the high
prize, : Doreen
McCormick and Jim
Errington enjoyed the
evening's activities as
well.
'Welcome to newcomer •
Lindsey Eileen, daughter
of John and Sherry,
Matheson, .born July 25.
a sister for .Jessica.
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Matthew Lamb and AmandaGo el tern oho
son: In ail ldomtdraw as tho prince and
princess of Dungannon Fair and Family Fun
Days. (tilvingstt' n p °to
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