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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1963-09-26, Page 8Puce Clinton News-Record—Thurs., Sepik. 26, 1963 .effe.'"41 NEW 1964 Mc CULLOCH CHAIN SAN PRICED &len oft FOR .6 H.P. r") 144 '"". u 17" 4"/ AND UP We Still. Have Some 1963 POWER LAWN MOWERS AT THE LOW 1963 PRICES A WARNING . . 1964 Power Lawn Mowers Will Definitely Be Up In Price, ALSO; A Few Good Used Mowers p Wells Auto Electric "THE ORIGINAL TUNE-UP SHOP" Phone HU 2-3851 KING STREET CLINTON Sunoco Products — Goodyear Tire Deuler WINTER BARLEY CONTRACTS harvested in early July yields up to 85 bushels per acre this past year, can be sown on bean •ground, seed supplied. For further information see Cook Bros. Milling CO. LTD. HENSALL Phone 24 • Signet 200 2-Door Hardtop Ate*. Yorker 4-Door Hardie*. *Ai CHRYSLER CANADA LTD. r Chrysler Canada Ltd. dealer's! witysrw at ,yo '0110 .1.1Z • -.1.'"'"". Go get a tiger... Plymouth '64! The car with "tiger- power"! Pick your power from three great engines—. 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MURPHY LIMITED -rut CARS WON THE -YEAN-,611.000.4MOILE IPOW(Iti.TRAIN WAIIRMitY 134 Haraii Street Phone HU 2.9475 Clinton Ont. Bayfield Trinity WA Meet At -The tlut' ear Reports And Man •Falt Activities Mr, and Mrs. Bert Dunn Sr, enjoyed a motor trip to parry Sound for a few days last week. Dr. and Mrs, William A, Tillman,n and family, London, occupied their cottage for the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. William Ben- nett and family, London, were at their cottage over the week- end, Mn and Mrs. Fred Loqnstra, Nellie, Agnes and Herman, Lambeth, visited Mr. and Mrs, .D. E. Ferguson and family on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank And- erson and family, Science Hill, spent Sunday with her par- BARN CLEANER SILO UNLOADER & BUNK FEEDER YOU'LL GET BETTER PER- FORMANCE AND LONGER WEAR FROM A BADGER SALES - SERVICE - INSTALLATION JOHN BEANE, Jr . Phone Collect HU 2-9250 BRUCEFIELD, ONT. Pen, Mr, and Mrs, Leslie, Martin,, Sarnia, Mr, and Mrs, John rie, .corunna, visited at the rectory on Friday afterneon. ' Mrs. Harry Bolger, • Walton, and Mrs, Dave Key; Palmer,. stun, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. R, Roy Fitzsimons on Thursday; Mr, and Mrs. K. Mutzelburg and son, Ronald, Livenia, were at their cottage "High Winds" for the weekend, Qn. Saturday they visited. Mr. and Mrs, J, Hart, Clinton, Misses M. .flodgins arid NI, Macdonald were at the form er's cottage "Stonehaven" from Friday to Bunclay.- They also attended a Golden Wedding Anniversary in Sarnia on Sat- urday, Misses A, M. and E, J. stirl., Mg went to Port Elgin on Tues-. Goes West The Rt. Rev, William A. Townshend, D.D„ ragan Bishop of Huron, and Mrs. Townshend returned to London on Tuesday after hav- ing been at their cottage from Friday. Bishop and Mrs, Townshend leave on Tuesday ,for Banff, Alberta, where he will attend the Canadian House of Bishop's meeting on October 1, followed by the Executive Council of the General Synod. He also has preaching en- gagements in Calgary and Ed- monton and will visit relatives before returning to London. day night with their niece, Mrs, Harley Mason, London,. Lowing to the death of her fatheri Hugh McLaren, Mr:and Mrs. R. Roy Fitz:- 044)M, Terry, Karen and Kelso. were the 'guests of Mr, end Mrs. James A. Halliday, Wing,. ham, on Sunday. W. Ewing puchan„ Dunnville- visited, his cousins, Mr .and Mrs, Carl F. Diehl, for a .conp- le of hours- Lover lunch time on Sunday, He had been visiting friends. in Widen on Saturday to attend the .McMaster,West- ern Ontario rugby Miss Phyllis. Adams accomp- anied by Miss Minnie Robin- sen, LOTILIOIL,. occupied. her -cot, tage on Chiniquy Street over the weekend, Miss Adams pttr,. phased it this year from Mrs, clelland, Mr, and Mrs, Herbert Kirk, ham, London, Mr and Mrs. Gordon Heard, Donald and Linda, Seaforth, and Mr. and Mrs, George Heard and Larry were with their parents, Mr. and Mrs, .merson Heard for dinner on Sunday, J. L. McCullough, Toronto, was the guest of James, A, Cameron from Thursday • to Tuesday of last week, Mr, and. Mrs. Cameron accompanied. him to Toronto returning to their home "The Open Gate" on Friday with his -sort Hvans Cameron and son Scott, who visited them over the weekend, 0 Special Services On Harvest Theme HAYFIELD Harvest Thank- giving was observed in Trinity Church Sunday School as well as the special church service on Sunday last. The rector, the Rev. E. J. B .Harrison conducted both services. After the opening exercises in Sunday School, Mr. Harrison explained that this occasion was carrying out the old English custom of thanking God for the harvest. The rector explained that what we eat is a product of the( harvest and he gave two visitors, Pam and Jackie 'Park- er the honour of carrying the gifts, a tin each of corn pro- ducts. A teacher, Mrs. Don Matt- hews carried the gift of a bas- ket of flowers. Children and teachers form- ed a procession and, to the chiming of the church bell, marched from the Parish Hall, around the outside, in the door and up the aisle to the altar with their gifts. Mr. Harrison emphasized the importance of the season to the children, The church had been beauti- fully decorated for this occas- ion by the Altar Guild, The rector preached a most impressive sermon at the spec- ial service for Harvest Thanks- giving, basing his remarks on "And he 'spoke a parable un to them, saying, The ground of a_ certain rich man .brought forth plentifully." Five Newcomers Welcomed By Brucefield Girls (By Mrs. H. Berry) Miss Louise Allan, Hamilton, is visiting with her brother, Edgar Allan and Mrs. Allan, Miss Barbara Henderson and friend, Kitchener, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs, John Henderson.. Mr. and Mrs. William Mur- doch, Hamilton, spent the weekend at the home of Mr. Murdoch's mother, Mrs. John R. Murdoch. Mr. and Mrs. George Hend- erson and Mr. and Mrs. John Henderson attended the funeral of the late Mrs. John Hender- son, Tharnesford, last week. The Brucefield CGIT held their first meeting for the year on Thursday with Mrs. Boughen and Mrs. G. Swan leading. The meeting opened by a supper and recreation. Mrs. Swan led the worship service and the business section was taken by Mrs. Boughen, when it was decided to hold a bazaar and tea on November 30. Five new members were wel- comed and instructed, namely: Brenda Ann Hargreaves, Linda Straughan, Brena Triebner, Betty Dalrymple and Joan Sin- clair. BAYFIELD The Women's AuxiliarY, Trinity Branch, Met at "The Hut" on Thursday ter the summer recess. Mrs. B. a: Larson presided, The Meeting opened with the hymn "Fling Out The Danner" with Mrs. 3. B. Higgins at the piano. • The Rev, E. J. 13. Harrison led in the Litany and other prayers. Mrs, H. King read the scripture. Mrs. J, B, Higgins, secretary read the minutes and Mrs. R, H. F. Gairdner, treasurer, gave the financial statement and reported a gift of $25 for' the work of this branch, Further contributions for the bake sale were received and Mrs, Percy Weston, Dorcas secretary, turned in $3 from the sale of 4 NOTICE TUCKERSMITH MUNICIPAL DUMP Will be Open Until Further Notice on. Wednesday and Sat. Afternoons from 1 to 5.30 p.m. No Wire Fencing, Old Con- crete or Car Bodies •Permitted I McINTOSH Clerk 14rth .•••••••••ismOmm!mowmco# aprons. Mrs. Emerson Heard, vice- president, expressed thanks to the members who helped with the bake sale and Mrs, R, 3. Larson thaoked Mrs. Heard and all who had carried on Our,- ing her absence. In response to an appeal from Archdeacon F. C. Mc- Ritchie, Hrantford, for the Mehawk Chapel repair, a mot- ion to send $1.0 was passed, The secretary also read a Mr, and Mrs, W. Hutton eats,. Mr. and Mrs. g. J. $tur- spent Sunday at the Ken Fer- guson home. 1101111111111111011111111111111111111111111111111111111111111M 1 DAY LEFT MULTICARE ENROLLMENT DEFINITELY ENDS TOMORROW (FRIDAY, SEPT. 27) AND NO FURTHER EXTENSION IS POSSIBLE. Cali Before, 3 p.m. Friday, Sept. 27 And You Will Still Be Contacted Call or See . . H. C. LAWSON INSURANCE Phone HU 2-9644 Clinton, Ontario YOUR LAST CHANCE FOR THIS COMPLETE MEDICAL PLAN CANADA HEALTH & ACCIDENT CORP. A SOLID CANADIAN COMPANY Chartered by Dominion Government of Canada Licensed by Every Province of the Dominion Fall Fertilizer For WHEAT - PASTURES PLOUGH-DOWN ARE NOW AMIABLE AT THE NEW than-you note from Mrs, .J. M. Stewart,. a letter from Mrs, Charles ,Burford, . Stratford, re extra-cent-a-day-fund and one from Archdeacon Lester J. Patterson, re the conferenee in Walkerton on October 5. for all women of the .churob. It. was decided to order the Church Calendars :for 1.964 and that the balance of the .General Maintenance Pledge be paid immediately, The Fall Deanery meeting is to be held in Trinity Church, Hayfield on October 24, The Rector said the closing prayers after which lunch was Served by the %hostess,. Mrs, F. Heard, .assisted by Mrs, peppy Weston, tilizer Plant 3 Miles East of C:iniv: Mile South of Highway 8 FRANK PEARCE Seaforth - Phone 396 DON NUM Kirkton Phonep 155 r 20 PLANT Clinton Phone HU 2-9133 FREE DELIVERY BULK SPREADING Lely Spreaders Available For Customer Use Harriston