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Four members *of the South
Huron Christian Women's Club,
Mrs. Pearl Erratt, Mrs. Britton,
Mrs. Reynolds and ,Mrs. flog-
garth, led the Sunday evening
song service in the chapel. Mrs.
Elsie Henderson accompanied at
the organ.
Four new residents were wel-
comed to the . Home at Monday's
program: Mrs. Allan, Mrs. Mc-
Arter and Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Carnochan. Marie Flynn, Lorne
Lawson, Norman Speir, Cecil
Skinner and J - Collins provid-
ed the Old Ty music, with
vc cal solos by ',. • an Dalton.
The Cl nton Chris '"
volunte rs assist
activiti s. �• ��°:� •_ ;;S,ti?'
The Linton Kinette Club eni '
tained their adopted Grandm
ers on T tesday evening t a
smorgasb d dinner in th Clin-
to??}} Pu is School. T irty-one
ife filen s travelling b van and
five Ki ette cars w re able to
attend a event. hey were
presented ith a love .. corsage
when they ar 'ved. Folio 'n
dinner, the Onta 'Q Stree
Church Junior Choir, directed
Mrs. George Turner and accom-
panied by Doris McKinley, sang
several numbers. Becky McKin-
ley entertained- with a danc
num r Mrs.Jen iec ratton,
whfi will be celebrating her nine-
ty-ninth birthday this year, than
thanked the Kinettes for the
lovely dinner and program on
behalf of the Grandmothers.
Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, May 17, 1978 --Page 13
Nine retired teachers, from the North Huron Unit of the Ontario
Women Teachers' Federation were honoured at a dinner in Brussels
last week. The dinner, which, was attended by about 75 teachers
from the area, was in honour of the federation's 60th anniversary.
Sharing their memories were [back] Mrs. Chris Currie of Wingham;
ivtrs. Grace Campbell, Lucknow; Miss Ada Armstrong, .Brussels;
Miss Ada Webster, Lucknow; Mrs. John Speir, Brussels; and
[front] Mrs. Luella Hall, Blyth; Mrs. John Bowman and Mrs. Milton
Fraser, R. R. 5 Brussels; and Miss Verna McLaughlin, Wingham.
[Brussels Post Photo]
Corn crop yield can be increased:
A Department of Agriculture experiment to assess the.produc-
tivity of various spacings of drainage tile installations,
(established at Oil. City in 1970/71) has proved of particular -
interest to farmers growing corn crops.
EFFECT OF TILE DRAIN SPACING ON
CORN YIELD DURING 1972-74
Spacing Betevv\
en Tile
Feet,
20
30
40
50
60
Av. Corn Yield
15 percent . Moist
Bu -ac
106.7.
92.8
91.2
79.5
81.3
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