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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1964-04-02, Page 6P09• ,Nuts-Record- Th4irsday,,,A'pril Z1964 For Spring and Summer Delivery Aluminum Doors and Windows. In Several Baked Enamel Colors Awnings • Siding SAVE 4% All Products Go Up 4% On April 1st No Money Down—Nothing to Pay 'til ./uhe 1, 1964 ALL WORK GUARANTEED STEWART'S ALUMINUM SALES 101 Victoria Street Goclerich Dial 524-8821 Collect Stfb GROWING BEANS! E. L. Naar ;nToriON LIMITED FOR QUALITY SEED and BEAN CONTRACTS Ontario Registered—SANILAC SEAWAY SAGINAW MICHEL!TE '62 Michigan Certified—SANILAC All Seed Grown From Foundation Stock BEAN CONTRACTS . SEED and FERTILIZER SUPPLIED. CROP ACCEPTED AT HARVEST. Excellent Bean Demand Creates Good Prices MALTING BARLEY CONTRACTS SEED and FERTILIZER SUPPLIED. WE OFFER the Popular 2-Rowed, High-Yielding, Excellent Grading BETZE BARLEY. We Carry SPRING GRAIN SEED for Sale E. L. MULE & SON LIMITED Phone 103 HENSALL CLINTON REPRESENTATIVE—LOuis Taylor, Varna Phone 482-3250 Clinton. litfb Phone 482-9250 3to1$ SEE THEM NOW at JOHN BEANE, JR. 1.1111111111=11.111111111111 Authorktd sa Cal beater Brucefieid 111111111111111111111111MMOIR N.B. All granular formulations of Atrazine for weed control in corn are being withdrawn froM the market. 111•11•101111111, *Trade mark registored In Canada for use by Fisons (Canada) Limited MARKETED BY FISONS (CANADA, LIMITED, TORONTO 12 for good farming • OR 2 WEEKS ONLY HIG CH iR BRAND NEW Lions Wert* Wives At BanquOi Hear Talk from District [xecutive Monty OttaWet and Miss .SUSAlleKentseli„ .Stratford, 'Were the •,g wets: of his aunt, Mrs. G. N'. Rivere and Mr, Hilfr era on 0904 Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Earl .Strong and Mary Lou, Arkwright, spent Easter with her -sister, Mrs, Spencer Ervine and. family. Ilrenda and Brian Makins are visiting their grandparents, Mr,. and Mrs. George Wright, Lan- don, this week. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Holm and grandchildren, Roy, Kevin and Jeffrey Heim, Preston, mee tored to the village on -Stur, day to bring flowers .for :the altar of Trinity Church in memory of her parents ..and two brothers, Mr, 'and Mrs. Henry 1VIeClinehey, William and Roy 1\fcClirichey. Mr. and Mrs. John Jimmy, Nancy and Susan, Kit- chener, accompanied by Mrs. Kreuger, Waterloo, spent Easter Day with his parents, Mr. 'and Mrs, William R. El- Hatt. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Weston and six children, London, were at their home on Tuyll Street from Good Friday to Monday. Miss Barbara Clift, and guest, Miss Betty Emery, Ottawa, were with her parents, Briga- dier and Mrs. F. A. Clift from Good Friday to Monday. • Miss Margaret Smith, nt- tawa, and. 1394.414. .SnOth, .Strat- fOrd, spent the Good Friday and Easter weekend With their par, eats, Mr. and Mrs. Lindeay Smith. Mr, and Mrs. Martin An,. drews and children, LendOn, were at their cottage for East- er, Mr. and Mrs, S. Poglter,. Ottawa, 'spent Easter Day with her brother-tin-law and sister, Mr, and Mrs, G. N. Rivers. Miss Shirley Brandon, B.A., Essex, left on a trip to Wash, ingt'on, P,C., after spending Easter with her sister, Mrs. Warner Payne and family, Little Miss Pam Parker, Dore enester, is spending a few days this week with her gm:miner- ents, Mr, and Mrs. William E. Parker. Mrs, William C. Parker and two children, Charlie and Kim, came on -Saturday to be with her parents,. Mr. and Mrs. Jelin Fraser, Sr., until Thursday. W, C. Parker also visited thorn for a couple of days. Mr, .and Mrs. Robert Marsh- all, London; Mr, and Mrs. Don Johnston, 'Wheatley, were with the ladies' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Weston over the long weekend, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Pruss, Janice and Charles, London, spent Easter with :bar- "neater,. TS J. l f, Parker, and Mrs, Jack Fraser, Jr., ancl have -0004- Pied Raymond SeCACIPPees pause since coming to reside in the village, moved to Melvin Qreer's apartment on the Blue Teter Highway, Stanley TOWn.,, blip, Mr, and Mrs. J. R. R. Douglas, Cathie and Ains- lie, Terent9, were at their tage from Good Friday to Eas- ter Day, Howard Part and Jeffrey, London were at their home .on Sarnia Street on Saturday. - jack •wamsley, Toronto, -sp, ent Easter with his sister, Mrs, J. A, -Cameron, Mr. .and Mrs. Brian Grime and ,two children, Derek and Beery, Guelph, came to spend Easter with his parents, and Mrs. W. E. G. Belichamber and with her parents, r Mr. and Mrs. F. W. and Mrs. LeRoy Poth, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd IVfaleiris, returned to their respective homes on Tuesday of last week after a motor trip to California, up the west coast to Vancouver and Victoria and home across the Canadian west, They were away over two months, F/O David Bettye is spend- ing. a leave with his wife and son. Blair, at the home of her narents, Mr. and Mrs. B. 5. Blair. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Atwood and Tim, Galion, Ohio, visited his mother, Mrs. H, K. King on Monday and Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. J.. B. Higgins moved on Saturday to their home on the Blue Water High- way which they have recently renovated. They resided in a. Brisson apartment for five and a half years. Jim Higgins, To- ronto, was with his parents from Good Friday to Monday. Michael Scotchaner left on Sunday for Milwaukee with 'the (DHSS student exchange group.. A member of the Students Par- liament of .CHSS, Michael, in grade 12, is president of the Orange house. 'Miss Mary Marks and Victor Pickard, Toronto, visited her brother John, and mother, Mrs. Charles Marks in Clinton Pub- , lie Hospital, from Good Friday to Easter Day. Mr. and Mrs. L, B. Smith returned recently from Ann Arbor, Mich., where they at- tended the funeral of the for- mer's brother, Fred. , long weekend. Mrs. Q. Sharpe and d4u.ghter, Burlington, aye `guests lig4' sister, Mrs. George Hopson this, Week Rev, and Mrs. Alfred Me- Mister, Peter, linth, Martha and John, Pqnclas, came on Sunday to spend a few days n$ his parents' cottage at "The Highlands. ,. Mr. and Mrs, John Ma0Ken- zie, Margot and John, Toronte, visited his parents, Mr, and Mrs, J, MacKenzie from Thurs- day evening until Easter Day. George Bell left on Tuesday for Toronto to join the "Grove-, dale" for the sailing season, Mrs, Bell motored 'to Toronto with her husband, Mrs. William 'Telford, Julia and Scott, Shneoe, epent the long weekend with her Parents, Mr. and Mrs. ;William R. Tal- bot, Sr, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Flow- ers and three children,Streets- Wile; Dr. and Mrs. Ray Flow- ers and three children, London, were with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Adam Flowers over Memorial Flowers Adorn Trinity At Easter Services BAYFIELD Baster lilies, large white 'mums and daffodils adorned the altar in Tripity Church,' a large basket of White 'mums in the chancel, numerous lilies and a pot of mauve 'mums in the nave; and on the organ there was a lily and hydrangea (placed there in memory of Mrs, Willard Stur- geon, a. former organist, by her husband, children and grand- children) for the Easter Day services. Memorial flowers were given by Mrs. Robert Johnston, Mrs. John M. Stewart, Mr. and Mrs.. Alvin Holm. (Preston) and the rector. ,The Chancel Guild, Trinity Gdild, Trinity Club, Woman's Auxiliary donated lilies. • At 'the eight o'clock service of Holy Communion, the Rev. E. J. B.. Harrison dedicated a prayer desk prayer book and a small prayer book given in memory of Mrs. Lulu M. Burt by friends; and at the eleven o'clock service a leather bound desk prayer book was dedicat- ed in memory of John H. Par- ker - who was Sunday School superintendent for many years. B4,YFIV4P—Bayfield Mons Club ladies' night was observed on Tuesday, Mareh 24 at, the Village Inez, Grand Bend, About #30. Were seated dinner, •.Ruseell Kerr, president, wel, corned the',Wests and intX'0dtlee ed them. • .The toast to the ladies .Was given by" Robert Maloney, to 3.v.hich. Mrs. F. A. Clift replied. Zone chairman, Harvey -Cole., man, spoke in humorous vein. The guest speaker, Deputy District 'Governor., Lion Henderson, Palmerston, was in, troduced by Lion Russell Kerr: He gave as moatinteresting ad- the EaStertide. Mrs Russell Flowers, Kim, Pebble. and Gregory, and Lynne, Mickey .and Terry Flower* London, re- ma fey ined the Easter holidays. Miss Janie Myers, London, visited her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Bryant op Sat- urday and Sunday. She return-. ed,home with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Myers, who were here on Easter Day, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Taylor spent Easter with her. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Steckle. On their return to London 'they were accompanied by Ivan Jr., who is spending the Easter vacation with, 'his sister. Mrs. Lawrence McMillan and son Jimmy, Woodstock. visited her sister-in-law, Mrs, Reg. Frandis 'and family over Mon- day night, 'going on to Sarnia on Tuesday. Mrs. Roy Kew and Linda, Woodstock, were also visitors with her sister, Mrs. Francis and family on Monday. ATTENTION FARMERS Contracts 'to grow cucum- bers for the H, J. Heinz Company of Canada Ltd. in the Clinton district are now available. Call Mr. Robert Johnston ' RR 1, Clinton Phone 482-9135 7 tfb AMEX NEW C21r.diS.211i. 11E=111 •WITH EXCLUSIVE IN-TANK AGITATOR • P.1.0. OPERATED •100 GALLON' BONDED TANK Designed for the new and future chemicals that require constant agitation. dress; basing it .on Facts About M9114SM er- the humorous. and serious Vkle. Brigadier ,Clift thanked Mr,. Henderson for 'his excellent ad.,- 4reee. The draw or ladies pries restated as. fellows; Mrs. Jack Scotehteter, Mes. Ken Teeple (Port Dover), We. Earl Schabe, Mrs. Waller (Palmerston)), Mrs. Charles $cactirnar, :Mrs. per Ervine rs, Jam A. Cameren, Mrs. -I-TAM .. Hess (Zurich); Miss Mary 'Fraliek Mrs. William porter, Mrs. Bert Bekert, Mrs. J, Land. Mrs, G. Mayor and Mrs. Grant Stirling each received an Easter lily, Miss Angela .Arnitt, Univer, sity .of Western Ontario, an experienced lecturer, gave a talk on "How To 'Stay Young," And two. 'movies "The Making of Instant coffee" and "The Calgary Stampede" completed the program of a most enjoy- able evening, ',There is nothing like Atrazine 65W. It is ,the pne, proven, complete herbicide for season long control W'eeds and grasses in corn. 1 EliscOver what your neighbours .` • already 'know—that profitable orn production calls for Atrazine. Far more corn is being grown in Ontario than ever before. One reason is because Atrazine* has made corn the easiest crop of all to grow. Now dairymen and beef producers can take full advantage of corn's higher nutritive value without additional labour. Cash crop farmers enjoy bigger yields and greater profits! This year Atrazine comes in a new, more concentrated formula which offers added con- venience to the grower. Atrazine 65W stays in suspension in the spray tank more readily and is easier to apply. STANDARD PRACTICE WITH LEADING ONTARIO GROWERS Waller Bolger, Bolger Farms, Ariss, Ontario. Overall spray on 215 acres of silage corn. "We're in the beef cattle business to make money and we have to.judge any product by whether it helps us to make a profit," says Mr. Bolger. "On this basis we are definitely sold on Atrazine," Mr. and Mrs. Glen P. Smith, Christine and Janice, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rowse, Jimmie, Cathy, Vicki and Jill, all of London, were Easter weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Smith. Christine and Janice, Cathy. and Vicki remained to spend their Easter vacation with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Simp- son, Cathy' and Sandra, London, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alf, F. S'cotchmer on Sun- day and Monday. Their son Jackie, who had been with his aunt for 'the Good Friday and Eastertide, returned 'home with them. Mr. 'and Mrs. Ken Teeple, Port Dover, were the guests of her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Utter from Tuesday to Thursday last. Miss Kathleen Reid, Wind- son arrived on Tuesday to spend a 'few days with Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. Diehl Mrs'. John Palmieri was also an overnight guest on Tuesday and Wednes- day. Her son, Jimmy, is a member of 'the Riverslide Pee- wee hockey 'team who played in Goderich yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Steevart Atkin- son, David and Elizabeth, St. Clair Shores, Mich.,' visited his uncle, D. L. Atkinson, over 'the New Trailer Mounted models with 100 Or 200 .1141. tanks hoP Net RIGHT 4 LOS For pre-emergent and early post-emergent weed control in corn , For quackgrass and nutgrass control in corn Atrazine kills annual broad leaf weeds 'and grasses and continues to keep them under control late into the season when cultivations are no longer possible. It eliminates root pruning and loss of soil moisture caused by cultivation. Atrazine promotes more vigorous stands of corn and bigger, cleaner harvests. SPRAY AT THE CORRECT TIME FOR BEST RESULTS Atrazine 65W should be sprayed at the time of planting or as soon as possible afterwards. Do not spray after weeds are 1 high (grasses 1") or poor control may result. Early spraying, especially in dry areas, ensures that full advantage will be taken of any rain to carry the chemical to the root zone. NEW RATES FOR ATRAZINE 65W Type of Soil Band Spray Overall Spray Light and sandy 1 lb, per acre • 21/4 lbs. per acre Learns and clays PA lbs. per acre 3 lbs. per acre For control of Couchgrass (quackgrass) and Nut- grass (nutsedge) apply 6 lbs. of Atrazine 65W in at least 30 gals. of water per acre (see label for detailed instructions.) Estitnate your order now! See your farm supply dealer for more information. HOLESALE AlIC ION HALL WINGHAM NO1(1,11.1"1 ROO AT THEROYA LcE Thursday, April 9th Chrome ALL YOUR FURNITURE .10 AND. APPLIANCE - AT Big, NEEDS BRAND NEW REPOSSESSIONS BANKRUPT STOCK CONSIGNMENTS -COME. IN AND MAKE A BID Nothing Pownir-Vp to 36 Months to Pay OPEN 1:00 P.M. TO 10:00 P.M. 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