The Lucknow Sentinel, 1959-09-09, Page 8PAGE; 'EIGaT`
THE 1,,lJCK.NOW SENTINEL; • LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
HURON TOWNSHIP'
COUNCIL MINUTES
Hui on • Township Council • rnet
on September 1st with all but
'Councillor Martin present, Mr.
Martin being • hospitalized :.with
an attack of flu. -
Allister McKay. and P; A.
Murray asked for assistance in.
draining their farms an Con. .0
and agreed to have a meeting
WESTERN.FAIR OPENS
_.EXT WEER' ,
AT LONDON N_. ,..
Ail • . entire . week of • fun,• enter-
tainment and excitement com-
mences next Monday at • f ueens
Park, ` London; when Western
Fair • open's: its 84Ui exhibition:
'Thee fair will be officially op-
ened •,Monday night, in front of
the grandstand by Commissioner
C; •Rivett-Carnacof the RCMP,
.. He will take the official. salute,
of''`his scarlet -coated' Mounties of
the , RCMP .. Exxhiibition aide as
they pass • the ` grandstand: on
theirblack chargers. The . rideis
an, added attraction to the even-
ing grandstand show, It will al-
so be seen Tuesday to Friday
afternoons:'inclusive. •
Other • features include the
Western" Fair Shrine • Show
House worth•• over •$25,000.. Some'
lucky person will win this fur
nished home Saturday night,
September 19th. There are also
five small. car prizes to be won
. by holders . of 'advance sale •ad-
• mission tickets. »
Livestock .-entrieshave never
been better, . and• the Agricultur-
al Pavilion' will. be filled to ca-
pacity . with prize cattle, ', horses,
sheep : and. swine. Western . Fair
will again' have the largest 'dis-
play of farm . machinery of any
fair in "Canada: •
The 'evening Horse Show in
the Ontario Arena, Tuesday to
Saturday, promises exceptionally
k competition and should
ee
n
draw' full houses 'each -night.
on the ground to discuss it with
all parties concerned
Mr, .Elmer: Ross, Sanitary In-
spector asked that (We cover the
garbage in the Lurgan .durip as
soon 'as possible as some cottage
ers areomplainir g%
• ,Mrs. 2. sent . a letter
Protesting to . the ' leasing of a
cottage lot in front: ,of her. pro-
perty -filed, •
Moved iby. Lowry -McKinnon;
that' we •hold Court of Revision
on October : 5th at 2 p.m, .•
Moved, by Walden -McKinnon,.
that • we instruct , the Clerk to.
.send, :out bills to'the parties' as-
sessed in the Henderson -Cook
Municipal Drain. •
The following accounts. were
ordered' paid: Cemetery 1VIcAr
,thur Hardware,„ supplies, $20..50
Ivan Pollock, care of cemetery,.
62.30. •
Township -James McNain, cat-
tle injured ty dogs, 500.00; Emile
McLennan, valuators,:(twa trips);.
7.00; McArthur Hardware, Hall
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supplies,, 8,35; Township of Kin-
loss, Henderson Cook Drain, • 41.-
23; Mrs. JohnS. MacDonald,
care of ;hall, 17:50; Municipal
World, Supplies, 1,61; "•Morford
McKay, Steer; injured • by dogs,•
14.00; Charles Emmerton, valua-
tor, 3;:50; Thompson ' Nursing
Home, Indigent care, 100.00;
Post,. Office, ' Unemployment
stamps, 10,40. David Moore, gar-
bage collection, 290.00,
Payroll No. 9—Steve Irwin,
WEDNESDAY, 'SEPT, 9th, 1959
KINLOSS NEWS
Rev, Robert Marshall preached
his ,farewell sermon in. White
church, South, Kinloss and Lang, • •
side on Suday, We deeply .re
Bret' that .he is .leaving ; for hi$
new charge in Strathroy, Rev..
'and Dr, Marshall and family '
came from Ireland two years
ago.
Mr, and Mrs. Mike Verchiinak
of" 'Flint, Mich., were week -end •
Superintendent, $268.85; Ernest guests; with,: Mr, and Mrs, Ted'
Walden, grader *operator, 305.65. Collyer. .
Road accounts —Ken McKay, Miss Grace. MacDougall spent
truck • repairs, 41,50; Morford. . a few days at the home of Mr.
McKay; repairs, 30;85•; Canadian and Mrs. P. S: ,MacDougall ;ol'
Owen ,Sound `
Tire "Corp., hose and clamps, 3:31;
McArthur Hardware, •reflectors
and bolts;' 29.76; Howard Hodge,
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Mr''•+and 'Mrs. Austin M • artin
have both been patients rn•Kin=
tire, tuil4 and repairs, 417,24,•. Im-. cardine :Hospital, Q
perial Oil, gas and ' oil,: 478, i2; Mrs,..:Will am MacKenzie and
D. G. MacDonald, , Hydraulic oil, Dr; John K, MacKenzie .visited
36,40; Grey -Wellington Paving over the week -end with Mr. and
Co. cold mix,: 73.13; L. N, Howe, over
Torn, .MacKenzie and'fain
calcium • chloride, 48,20; . L, , '.Sparling, truck repairs,20,00;Denver, Douglas' and Walter
G: W. Crothers Ltd., grader ,re- Dickie had .a few days Holidays
pairs, 975:25; Jaynes• Reid, maw- i at.Hope Bay,
er knives, ,16.10; W, Kempton, +•
rank's Gar- : Mr, and Mrs, Gerald Barton,
Yiauling fill, 61.00, F and Stephen • of . • Toronto and;
age, repairs, 4.80; Mrs, F. Lid -.,Mrs. Jas. Barton of Drayton
dle, gravel, 30.00; Leroy Walden, .
! were Sunday +guests with M.
gravel, 25.00Jamesll'
,Farrei . and , Mrs. Allan Graham andandgravel, . 10.00; W. I,• Shan , I family.
dozing,..,. 367.60; Harry • Colling,
hauling :gravel, 124.60;, ‘Colling
• Bros, Hauling gravel,. 46.92.
Moved ,by Walden -Lowry 'that
we •adj ourri: to • meet again on
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Have fun this summer?
FOR PRODUCTIVE HAY - AND PASTURE
` Mixed hay and pasture yielding 2 tons dry
Matter per acre requires approxiniate y 90 lbs:
nitrogen, 45 lbs.. phosphorous and 90 lbs. po-
tassium. M •
• With- an app�'iication, of 8 tons manure per acre,
• approximately 24 lbs. ;nitrogen, 8 lbs. phosphor-
. ous and 32» lbs. potassiufn is . all that `will be
made available the , first year. Legumes can
osupply some of the nitrogen lacking., hutphos-'
phorous and potassium, will have to be supplied
* supplementary.
For example,where grasses dominate on heavy •
land which :is. manured once every three years,
there should be a fall application of 5-10-15 at
300 to 600 lbs, per acre every 3 year's ,
For further. recommendations Consult' your
. ' local Agr. Rep, or CO-OP.: ' • ;
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WORKING VV1.t11'• CANADIANS IN EVERY WALK, OF LIFE SINCE. 1817