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FOURTEEN
THE •LECKNOW'SENTINEL,. LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
At your CO-OP you can have your Nitro9en
any way you want it. Just talk to the Crop
Product. Specialist, and discuss your •
requirements with him. Hell advise you.
s
.r :Aqua Ammonia
for corn side dress or'pre-plant. With 3" •to4" depth of
application. Nitrogen is available when needed in the early
stages of growth. Convenient to use. Custom
application services
available.
Anhydrous Ammonia
for side dress or pre -plant on corn. Apply it yourself or
• ask at your Co-operative about custom application
to .meet your 'requirements.
Or if you.
prefer... .
Dry : Nitrogen
for top dressing fall
wheat, lay.: pasture,
corn, arid corn stover.
CO-OP spreaders
. available for either
own use or custom.
spreading.
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Phone 528-2125
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Baptized At
Trinity Church
ZION NEWS
Janine Helm, infant daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Helm, was
baptized ar Trinity United
Church, Ashfield on Sunday morn.
ing. The relatives then visited
at the Heim;home for Sunday
dinner. Those present were •Mr. •
and Mrs. Robert Helm of Luck -
now; Mr.. and Mrs. 'Elmer Pollard,
Donald, Margaret and Carol of
Ripley; Mr, and Mrs. Arthur
Helm, Denise and Robert of
Lucknow' and Mr. and Mrs. Ron-
ald Farrell, Chris and Tammy of
Ripley.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hunter,
Raymond, Jeffery and Nancy
spent Sunday afternoon at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Phillips of Wingham.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Walker•
of Wingham visited Sunday with
•Fier sister Mr. and Mrs. D. A.
Hackett and family.
Mr, and Mrs.. Morris Jerome
had their son Mr. and Mrs. Lyn
Jerome and Kerri-Ann of Clinton
and Mr. and MIS. Lloyd Jerome
of Mount Hope, a 'cousin, visit
with them on Sunday.
Monday of thisweek. is Field
Day for the second.•year student
nurses of the Regional ,School of
Nursing at Owen Sound, buses
going to Hamilton and Toronto '
hospitals.. Brenda Ritchie went to
Hamilton to visit the cancerclin-
ic and the rehabilitation centre in
the hospital., -
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Alton
of London and Mrs. William
Irwin and Lloyd of Kinloss visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilk-
ins and family for Sunday dinner.
As it was Mr. Alton's, birthday
and Mrs. Alton's birthday this
week, both received a birthday
cake on each occasion from
the Wilkins'. Barbara , a student
at Guelph University, spent the
week end at her home.,
Elwood Atkinson, Goderich
and Mrs. Atkinson of Huronview,
Clinton, spent Sunday with their
daughter Mr. and Mrs. Donald'
Gibson and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Cook, Jan-
ice, Sharon, Michele and Gerald
had for the week end her nephew
Dennis Hanna and 'a friend .from
London and Linda Elliott of Rip-
ley. '
Shower For
Andrea Culbert
'LOCHALSH NEWS
Several of the community
were' guests at the wedding on
Friday evening of George Mac -
Donald and Andrea Culbert, both
of the Lochalsh area. They will
live in London, where George ,
works as a Sign Painter. A
reception followed in the Legion
Hall, Lucknow..
Previous to the wedding a
shower was held in Andrea's
honour at North Ashfield School
where friends and neighbours
enjoyed a social time together
with Mrs. Donald Hamilton as
chairman for the lively program
prepared by Mrs. Hamilton; Mrs..
Eric Hackett and Mrs. Wilmer
Robb. Contests were conducted
by Mrs.. Hackett and Mrs. Cliff
Emmerton. A :duet by Mrs. Bill
Kempton and Mrs. Bob .
Courtney, accompanied by Mrs.
Lynn• Lowry was enjoyed
by all.
Mrs. Oliver McCharles read
the address to the bride and the
gifts were brought in.by some of
the young folk of the community:
Mrs.. Alex Andrew and Mrs.
EwanMacLean gave readings,
followed by music while the
lunch was being served.. Andrea
expressed her thanks and
introduced her girl friends, who
helped her with her gifts.•
Home from University in Toron-
to is John Bradley, who hasn't
enjoyed the best of health during'
the past week. John will, spend
the summer studying •in .Wingham.
Bill Farrish who is still a patient
in Wingharn hospital has had
several visitors butperhaps one
of the most important was son
Gordon,,when they, both could
celebrate birthdays.
Recent visitors' in Wyoming
were Mr. and. Mrs.- Ewan MacLean
with Mrs. F. Williamson for
Mother's Day
Finlay MacLennan of Kitchener'
WEDNESDAY, MAyo
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spent the week end With Mr. and
Mrs. D.A. MacLennan and
attended the MacDonald - Cul-
bert wedding.
Miss Florence MacLennan sang
two solos at the MacDonald. -
Culbert wadding on Saturday.
Mrs. Daisy McCharles is a
patient in Clinton Public Hospital
having had a fall, . injuring her
knee.
Eldon Bradley motored to Toron;
to on Saturday: .
Recent visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Henry MacKenzie were
Misses Edna and Viola Cook.
It was a switch for pupils and
teachers in Ashfield on Friday.
The pupils were given
a holiday, while the teachers
went to school for a study session.
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.'
Howard Robb, who were married
on Saturday evening.
Due to Anniversary Services at
Knox' Church, Ripley, .there was
no church at Ashfield Presbyter-
ian Church.on Sunday, and many .
of the congregation attended
Church in Ripley and visited, with
folks there for the day.
Returned From'
World Tour
KINLOSS NEWS
Mr. and Mrs., John A. Neel
ham returned on Tuesday to
summer home on the 4th co
concession from Vero Beach,
ida . Since January they have
elled around the world stopp
for visits in Japan, Taiwan,
Singapore , Greece and Peun
Rico. '
Evan Keith was a patient at
Shouldice Clinic in Toronto
past week and spent a few•da
with Mr. and Mrs. Mac Keith
Unionville.
Mr. and Mrs. Fraser Mac
non were guests at the'dinner
dance at the Waterloo Motor,
,:following the Convocation at
versity of Guelph when Miss.
Barbara Cameron received het
D. V. M. degree.
Douglas 'Dickie of Corner
Newfoundland, ' is spending
day at the home of his par
Mr. and -Mrs. Ira Dickie.
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