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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1960-04-14, Page 11We Are Featuring „ SMART NEW WHIMS, A FULL LINE OF 1960.. PLASTIC COATED PRECISION TRIMMED WASHABLE Sunworthy Wallpaper in stock Also some Pre-Pasted Paper BARGAINS—At This Time We Ilave A Number of Wallpapers at a Reduction Also a few room lots. Discontinued Line Of ENAMEL PAINT - S1.60 qt. ALSO OTHER PAINTS REDUCED TO SELL A COME IN TODAY—Be An Early Bird and have your pidk. D. A. WAY &SON SELECTED GRANULATED LIVERS fe 1 6 'way ahead! HERE'S WHYS-1 PRODUCED IN MODERN PLANTS with the finest automated equipment to assure adequate SHUR-GAIN supply. CONTINUOUS RIGID QUALITY CONTROLS every 3 minutes a sample of SnuR-GAIN is drawn for laboratory analyses. OVER 50 YEARS Of KNOW IOW SHUR-GAIN is backed;by experience, unmatched by any other Canadian fertilizer manufacturer. Spring is Just Around the Corner We Have Our Warehouse Full And Are In A Position To Fill Your. Requirements Promptly at ROCK BOTTOM PRIG Mill 28 Huron Street Phone 11U 2.381S ADVANCED RESEARCH is a continuing program in SHUR-GAIN "labs" and fields,' /1112-3873 29 f/f/fritan" 11,0Afitia tilit-0$611NE MOTOR' 011.$-4 GREASES .„.„ COME. IN EARLY AND PLACE YOUR ORDER WE 'WILL TRY TO GIVE YOU OUR BEST SERVICE WETTLAUFER FEED MILL I Phone HU 2-9792 Mary Street Clinton, Ontario MEET YOUR r "a Lin f h toopher FOLK I • AND YOU'LL MEET AGRAND FRIEND! YOUR tUOLIIEE / PHILOSOPHER SAYS t " THE HONEY4100N IS OVER, WHEN THE V1 1 DOG BRINGS YOU YOURA) SLIPPERS AND YOUR S WIFE BARKS AT YOU!' S-SIREEI FOLKS j irs•GOIN TO SE A Gam PLEASURE' ENTERTAIN/NO YOU,- ANOYOUIL BE gEsitta 11E/A171/E4M-. RUNBy VOW MP MEND AND H1/NE: RP 15511171110 ,--/".5T1117017 • TIRES • BATTERIES • TUNE UPS • EXHAUST SYSTEMS • ELECTRICAL WORK 0,1.6661 11111.9011 tr- For Your Easter Shopping Convenience Open Thur. '01 9 p.m. Closed All Day Friday Open Saturday 6 AAL- to 8 p.m. 100% PURE WOOL $U1TS Reg. $59.50 to $69.50 EASTER SALE PRICE ONLY .95 Some with 2 Pants ERE IS STILL TIME TO BUY YOUR NEW EASTER SUIT OR TOPCOAT AT HERMAN'S MEN'S WEAR EASTER SALE , HARRIS TWEED TOPCOATS A Real Easter Special Only $39.50 HERMAN'S MEN'S WEAR (OPEN fitIbAY EVENING) HU 2-9351 CLINTON --4susia joio 00110.11.06000100.,00.0****.a. /Now is the time to Re4ecorote Your Home PAINTERS and DECORATORS PAINTS and WALLPAPERS . . 33 Huron Street Phone HU 24542 Spring Time Is Clean-Up Time Huron County farming Report spreading manure .on the higher meadows. There are very few :banned trees within the .county. Feed supplies seem to be adequate in most cases for livestock re- finirernents until pasture, Budd Boyes Wins Two Singing Trophies Proud holder of two major trophies earned at the Kiwanis Music Festival in Stratford last Friday and Satur- day is Budd Boyes, 16 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Boyes, 308 Ontario Street, Clinton. Above is the Medlyn intermediate vocal trophy for best tenor in 20 and 'under classes; and the second award he brought home was the Reginald Green trophy for 17 and under tenors. Also, the young man is richer by $25--the Kist Canada Ltd. vocal scholarship. (B-H Photo) Thursday, April J4, 1960 CIiatort News-Record Guests with Mr. and Mrs. Frank 1VIcCullough at the week- end were their daughter, Miss Frances McCullough, Toronto, and Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Bezeau, Kit- chener. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Steepe were in London on Sunday, visit- ing Mrs'. Steepe's mother, Mrs. Magee, Woodstock, who is a pa- tient in Victoria Hospital. Miss Mary Helen. Yeo of the Stratford Teachers College, has accepted a •teaching position with the Goderich Township School Area, as the junior teacher in the new Holmesville school. Miss Yeo is the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Yea. WMS and WA Holmesville United Church Wo- man's Missionary Society met in the basement of the church on Tuesday, April 12. Mrs. John Grigg was in charge of the pro- gram. Scripture lesson was read by Mrs. Barrie Walter. Mrs. John Grigg led in a devotional period, with responses being given by the members. Mrs. John. Huller led in prayer. Roll call was answered with an Easter thought. Reports' of the Huron County WMS. Presbyterial held in Seaforth on March 24 were given by Mrs. Frank McCul- lough and Mrs. Lloyd Bond. When the president, Mrs, Jack Yeo took charge, plans wete made for the Spring Thankoffering meeting to be held in the church an April 28, with Miss Rena Fen- nell, Seaforth, as the guest speak- er. A poem was given by Mrs. Reg. Miller and Mrs. Harry Cud- snore gave an Easter reading. The meeting closed with prayer , by Mrs. John Grigg. The Woman's Association fol- lowed, with the president, Mrs, Reg. Miller in the chair. Scripture lesson was read hy. Mrs. Miller and the lesson thoughts were giv- en by Mrs. Ninian Heard. An invitation to attend the, Varna Exeter Man Heads Mid,WODA; Winter On Tourist Group William MCK:enzie, Exeter, is new president of the Mid-Western Ontario Development. Association, succeeding the mayor of Fergus to. this position, Ross. Savauge, Sea- forth third vice-president, while first axxd neeend vicepresidencies are occupied by Preston And Kit- chener men. L. G. Winter, Clinton, neprenen• drug the littron, eounty group will net along with representatives from Perth, Wellington and Wat- erloo, on a new committee to study tourist potential in these noUntieS. Reporting to 'Clinton eatmell on Mendny night 'with regard to this meeting, Mr. Winter expressed his confidence in mig-w4DA, and said he felt what he and Reeve Cribb gained an this meeting, 'and what could be 'gained in the fut- ure, more than makes up 'for the fee paid by the town to belong. Huron District OFU Presents Annual Concert in Clinton Rural and turban folk gathered together to fill to capacity the Ontario Street United Church auditorium Friday night, April 8. the occasion being the third 'an- nual variety concert sponsored by Huron District of Ontario Fmm ers' Union. Five locals combined their tal- ents in the form of vocal num- bers, Scotch dances, readings, step and tap dancing, and musical sel- ections, to provide a program of excellent calibre. Stanley local, misted by Gode- rich Township, delighted the aud- ience with their fashion show, "a collection direct from Paris." The, models Whe, had been busy with needle and. thread, -as well as their sense of humour and imagination, modelled ensembles for all occas- ions, from theatre going gowns to a "jump-suit", ideal for hoeing ,The committee, headed by Carl Dalton, Seaforth, did an excellent job in arranging this show. United Church WA meeting on April 27 was. accepted, The treasurer's report was giv- en -by Mrs. Frank McCullough, Delegates to the annual WA Pres- bytery meeting in Goderieh on May 4 are Mrs. Edward Grigg and Mrs. Frank McCullough. Two cancer films were shown with Douglas Norman and Ted McCul- lough in charge of the projector. Hostesses for the day were Mrs. Wilfred Biggin, Mrs. Carman Tebbubt and Mrs. Harry Williams. a SS 4 Farm Forum (By Mrs. I. Merrill) The final -meeting pf the seas- on for SS 4 Farm Forum was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Merrill, with 24 present. Following the radio broadcast a questionaire was filled in. • Some time was then taken for the showing of films, with Ray Bird at the projector. The films were quite instructive, including a good cancer film. The game of v'500" was played, and lunch was served by the lad- ies, with sandwiches, cake, pie and ice cream on the rnenue. Mrs. James Lobb and Mrs Ira Merrill were appointed to plan for 'the first fall meeting. /.(i3y H.. MUMS, Agrienitarai ropreseiatattve for Huron QountY) -Continued wet, cool weather twill prevent seeding fora considerable period of time yet. rauroests. are NEWS OF HOLMESYILLE Correspondent — MRS. F. McCULLOUGH Page 11 -EI-NAR BRAND ALFALFA this is a Mond pf grimm, .ranger and ladak. VERNAL ALFALFA RANGER ALFALFA ONTARIO GROWN ALFALFA ALSIKE CLOVER SEED DOUBLE CUT RED CLOVER SWEET CLOVER TIMOTHY—Common TIMOTHY—climax WHITE DUTCH CLOVER LADINO CLOVER BJRDSFOOT TREFOIL BROME GRASS ORCHARD oRAss MEADOW FESCUE SUDAN oflAss HARM-GREEN PASTURE MIXTURES in formulas — "A", "A-PLUS" "8", "II-PLUS" packed in 24-ib. bags -- enough for 1 acre. We Will Be Stocking The Following Grass Seeds FARMERS Spring Is Here We are also taking orders for Seed Groin, with o full range of samples from ALEX M.,,:STEWART SON LTD. We can also supply you with loco' grown Rodney Seed Oats, at a reasonable price. For your Fertilizer require- ments we will be handling HAR,RISTON FERTILIZERS and NATIONAL FERTILIZER