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BY LILLIAN YOUNG
With fine weather last
week, some farmers in this
district have started haying.
Another school year has
ended for F. E. Madill stud-
ents. We would like to con-
gratulate the ' students who
passed without writing. ,ex-
ams and to those who did we
wish the best of luck.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Springer
spent last Monday in Bur-
lington.
Congratulations to Monica.
Byers who was married on
Saturday at Hanover. She.
and her husband are both in
the armed forces.
The Teeswater Guides and
Brownies held their banquet
last Tuesday in the town hall.
Four Brownies flew up to the
Guides, one of which was
Kim Coughlin. This was,the
final .meeting for the sum-
mer.
Hilda de Boer who has
completed grade 12 in Wing -
ham is working at Mid -west-
ern hospital in Almerstori
this summer. She will stay
with her .sister, Nancy, Mr.
and Mrs. John Koobs.
Winnie Visser of Wingham
spent Sunday With her
friend, Joanne de Boer.
Jerry and Barb Francis
and friends, Ron and Georg-
ina of Hamilton, spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Len Coughlin and girls and
enjoyed some fishing while
there.
Karey Coughlin spent Sat -
min second at lawn
bowling -tourney
At a ladies pairs tourna-
ment in Atwood on Wednes-
day,'Stine 6'I'sdli`el"`Mil"ler"
and Helen Todd won second
prize.
At a ladies pairs . tourna-
ment in Teeswater on Wed-
nesday, June 13, Jane Tre-
leaven and Maudie Fisher
won second prize, and Isobel.
Miller and Helen Todd won
fourth prize.
At a mixed pairs .tourna-
ment on the Lucknow greens
on Saturday, June 16, first
prize was won by Roy Ballan-.
tyne's, rink from Goderich;
second prize, Lorne. Webb's
rink, Goderich;)hf d ,prize,
A. J. and Tillie Wilson,
Lucknow; fourth prize, Alan
MacKay's rink, Wingham,
and fifth prize, Jas. Coultes'
rink, Brussels.
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Luclmow Sentinel, Wednesday, June 20., 1979--P
t hayin
urday at the home of Mr: and and evening services. Mem-
Mrs. Clifford Young. bers of the . Presbyterian
Anniversary services were Church are attending servic-
held in the United Church, es at the United Church this
Whitechurch on Sunday. month and next month Unit -
Rev. Geor$e Watt was guest ed Church members will
minister. There was a large attend the Presbyterian
attendance at both morning Church services.
MOIRA COUPER, NDP
HURON -BRUCE says: .
Thank you!
for your many courtesies & increasing our
support during the.recent.federal election.
Please accept our invitation to a
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infestations of quackgrass, milkweed-•and-�eanada—'
thistle - right where they grow in the crop.
Just apply Roundupeherb'icide by Monsanto
to these weeds --when they're actively
growing and at the proper stage of growth,
as shown below. Applications must be
made before heading of small grains, t',
h
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►nidal pod set on soy`kzeaans,' pd slaking of corn.
An effective spot treatment of Roundup can.
control these weeds to help prevent their
spread, and make harvesting easier. Pick up
some Roundup .soon from your farm
chemicals supplier, so you'll be ready when
the weeds are!
Quackgrass.
When most quackgrass is
actively growing and at least 8
inche. tall (3 to -4 leaf stage of
growthl, then apply Roundup.
Canada thistle
Wait until Canada thistle is
actively growing and at or
beyond the bud stage of growth.
Then, it's ready for you to
control it with Roundup.
There's never been '
a herbicide like this before.
vise cormmus
Milkweed
Wait until milkweed is actively
growing and is at the mid to full
bloom stage of growth, then
apply Roundup. Retreatment
may be necessary if all
milkweed plants are not at
the same stage of growth.
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