Clinton News-Record, 1964-04-30, Page 11Tenders for Stanley Township
WEED SPRAYING
TENPgRa for road-side spraying ef weeds
and brush in the Township of Stanley will be received by
the undersigned. until 6:00 p„rn., Monday, May 4, 1964,
Tenders to state :an Ihourly rate.
The Township will supply the spray =and 4 helper,
Tenders are to be clearly .marred as to content.
West or any tender not necessarily accepted.
MEL.. GRAHAM, Oteric,,,
lsrucefleld, Ontarie.
1813 -
ot.
Tenders for Stanley - Township
WEED CONTROL
SEALED TENDERS for the supply of weed and brush,
spray will be received by the undersigned until 6:00 P.m.,
Monday, May 4, 1964, for 55 gallons of 2-4-D low volatile
Ester 96 and 45 gallons, of Brizsh Killer, low volatile
128 ounces.
Tenders to be sealed and clearly marked as to contents.
Lowest or any' tender not necessarily accepted.
MEL GRAHAM, Clerk,
,Brucefield, Ontario.
18b
VIEMOIR.,,MOYMIO
Three Room
Specials
10-Pc. Living Room
SMART MODERN 2-PC. CHESTERFIELD in
Chocolate Nylon, Airfoarn Zippered Cushions;
3-PC. TABLES LAMP SET, 3-PC..ARBORITE
SOLID CORE COFFEE TABLE SET; 2 COR-
DUROY CUSHIONS. ,
$285.75 Now $222.00 REG.
TERMS ARRANGED
r""r"7144""\10
9-Pc. Bedroom Suite
TRIPLE DRESSER with MIRROR; 4'6" BOOK-
CASE BED, CHIFFONEER, 220 COIL MAT-
TRESS and BOX SPRING; 2 BOUDOIR
LAMPS AND 2 AIRFOAM PILLOWS.
REG.
$289.00 Now $229.00
3 BEAUTIFUL RO OMS JUST $499.00
Other 24 Piece
3 Room Groupings
From $375.00 and Up
We Will Let You Make Up Your
Own Rooms, Using Any Living
Room, Bedroom and Kitchen
Suit In Stock.
Come In And See Us Soon For
Best Selection.
We Will Store Your Furniture
Till. Needed.
FREE DELIVERY ANYWHERE
TERMS CAN BE ARRANGED
IN THE STORE
Don't Delay — Come In And
Browse Around.
OPEN ANY EVENING ON APPOINTMENT ,
*IN
Chrome and Dinette Department
24 1964 MODEL SUITES including . . •
7-Pc. Suites in Chrome and Bronzetone—Choice of Arborite and Chair
Material..
2-7-Pc. Suites in Wood, including Buffett & Hutch
5-Pc. Small Table Sets
3—Colonial Sets, Large Oval Tables
Come In And See These Elegant Suites -- Trade-Ins Accepted — Terms Arranged
vommoomowommormmoursorroloworroodorowiromorramommrow
Only $199 & $245
From $39.00 up
From $79.00 up
HARDING and KRAUS
CARPETS
18 Qualities Featuring Acrilari,
Nylon and Wool
From $3.75 sq. yd. & up
Now Is The Time To Enhance
Your Home With Carpets
From Beattie Furniture.
FREE ESTIMATES IN YOUR HOME
WALL-TO-WALL INSTALLATION
Many Remnants and 9'x 12' Rugs
In Stock.
SPECIAL PRICES
on Carriages,
Cribs and Mattresses,
Play Pens, Strollers.
Complete Stock of
UNFINISHED
FURNITURE
FLOOR COVERING
14 Rolls of Congoleum and Vinyl
From 89c sq. yd.
SPECIAL-6' Linoleum
Standard Gauge
Reg. $2.39 sq. yd. Sale $1.95 sq. yd.
8 Other Rolls of Vinyl made by
Armstrong, Dominion, Luran,
Amtico-6' wide, Solid Vinyl.
From $3,48 sq. yd.
COMPLETE LINE OF SAMPLES
FREE ESTIMATES
5% COUPONS NOT
ACCEPTED ON
DISCOUNTED
FUkNITURE.
LAWN
FURNITURE
Just Arriving .
Shop Early and Save
On Large Stock
at Beattie Furniture
Phone 4824521 Clinfont Ontario.
5-Pc. Bronzetone or Chrome Set
STURDILY CONSTRUCTED
LOVELY PATTERN.
REG.
$79.00 Now $49.99
Douglas,
rl.ieefielci men are invited
to $ing °Sing-Time", May 0.
411 men are invited to attend
5;30 p.m.
,CGIT Meeting
The Happy Hearts CGIT
group of grugerield United
Church held their meeting
Thursday night with an atten-
dance of 1.1,
The meeting OPelled with
worship led by Brenda Trieb-
ner and Wendy Jones. The
mother and daughter banquet
was discussed, followed by a
sing-song conducted by Dorothy
RoSS• Mrs. G. Swan had charge
of the Bible study, the theme
"Our Tongues", The meeting
Closed with CGIT Taps,
UOW Unit Meets
Mrs. W. Broadfoot was hos-
tess for the regular meeting of
unit one of Brucefield'TJCW on
April 20.
Mrs. Berry and Mrs, E.
Thompson were in charge of
devotions. Mrs. H. Taylor was
in charge of the business. In
the absence of the secretary,
the report was read by Mrs,
J, Henderson. The roll call
was answered by a verse on
spring. Mrs, Berry gave the
treasurer's report,
The next meeting is to be
held on May 19 at the home of
Mrs. J. Henderson, the theme
to be "friendship". Mrs. Allan
is to look after advertising for
rummage sale on May 23 in
Clinton, ,
Mrs, Allan, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs.
Henderson spoke a few minutes
on the new curriculum, The
meeting closed with the bene-
diction and lunch was served.
SMALL WONDER
Two things you ought to
know about Evinrude's
.4ew bantam size Sportwin:
l It snuggles down behind
your transom. It's hardly
more than transom high.
Only 34" from top to skeg.
Tucks neatly into
compact car trunks.
But don't let its bantam size
fool you. it packs a real
punch-91/2 hp. And sounds
even smaller than it looks.
Come in. See it, hear it,
and heft it now.
The "SPORTWIN"
Only $399.00
Also The "FASTWIN 19"
Only $495.00
HEY BOYS!
80. King St.
CLINTON
Phone
482-9622
•WITH EXCLUSIVE
IN TANK AGITATOR
• P.T.O., OPERATED
*100 GALLON
BONDED TANK
Designed for the nalw
and fottua cheinkrilt
ihat require constant
vitatIon.
NW IWO AWN*.
Mails With
WO or Wino ang.
tanks
t INVITATIONS
44> ANNOUNCEMENTS.
ACCESSORIES
Clinton News-Record
56 Albert. St., 482-3443
PAYFX.4.14P—Mrs„ Ken For- x—arl:IrN4'41:34.1114.gaV"b141:14-4C
g149,11 tter. .494. and fa y, and '04°01 spent $141c1W with Mr, and Mrs, D. E. Forg4.04,,13,114,arid Mrs, RonaldOnald
Dirk, Dehbie ,attd PAW, arrived
mr
home tz rm. ,Pattihrun, Sask. Prt .' A number of ladies from the
Wednesday last week.. village tend vicinity attended a
Mrs Ferguson Went west; Tupper. Ware 4ealemtPati-04 at
after Easter Ito Visit her 117re- -homeC4' Mrs, .41.1 ..°441-1M them Alfred and Joseph Rayn,on-Friday everting,
Mend, at Aneroid, And to .art, Friends of 1.4r.. .;Tobti
tend the gmtlatipTi ,eNeNtsp,$.ar., will be pleased to learn
4t- MI44'• Memorial 3ihle Insti- that he WAS able V, retUrri
tate at Pantrwt on Apina 19, home 5:a.at week from Clinton
She was also A guest at the Public Hospital, We hope, be
banquet onlApril 7.5, will ,continue to improve,
.Congratulations go to pollaa , 'Visitors over the weekend in
Ferguson who was a member the village Were-MSS Margiler-
of the graduating class. rte Lyon, Kitchener, with her
Mr, And Mrs, D. E. Ferguson, mother; Miss Dorothy Little,
and family will ,occnpy their Toronto, with. her mother; Mr,
apartment, at the' family resi- and Mrs. Mervin Durnin and
deuce for the Summer, " Karen, Stratford, with IVfervin's
Ferguson Family
Return From "West
NEVIS OF LONDESBORO
P90'43f3.)V040/4 15. ,11 4-44N
parents 1 Mrs. -Liaara,
cock, Clinton,. with her soon,
13,Ohert and family,
Mrs. Nelson Lear, Who is tit
Present -iinriergohig treatment
in 14004 UPtIdOn,
WAS also :home ter' the weekend,
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Gaunt will
be moving to AYitOn in a few
days AS gen has secured a job
with 'Whittigli's Bakery, lie Was,
formerly with Partliffs of Clin,
tern,
The service next Sunday will
be at 10 o'clock, a half hour
earlier, - •
The WI will meet on Wed-
nesday evening, May 6 at a
o'clock, The roll call will be
a health rule I would. ,emph-
a,siZe to a child", The speaker
will be from the Ontario Hospi-
tal, -Godetligh., Last half of the
members on ,the roll will con"
tribute articles for the penny
sale,
Messrs. Alex Wells and Fred
Peelcitt attended the 'annual
meeting of the ProgressiveCon-
.serva..tive Association held in
London on Saturday.
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Classified Ads •
MIDDLETON
WA Meets ..May
„. ,
NM
iss C Taylor-
ow Toronto.
Women'a MiciliarY of
St. James Church, Middleton,'
will meet Wednesday
May 0 .at the home of Mrs. Arn,-
.03.4 Miller. There will be
plant Sale and, the roll call word
'We understand- that Miss
Claire Taylor, Walton, who has.
entertained the Middleton foil
on many occasions with her
educational slides. of Frobisher
Pay, Africa, etc„ is now con-
tinning her welfare work
structing Eskimo patients in.
the Toronto -$anirtariium. It
will be like a visit from home
for othfeStheq.
world.
Canadians from, the
top
Dr, and Mrs. Andrew Grind,•
lay and family, London, accom-
paniea by Miss Kathleen
Naughton .spent Sunday With
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Middleton.
Mr. and Mrs, Ted Middleton
and family, Stratford, were also
their guests on Sunday.
With the passing of Mr. Will
H. Middleton another link with
the old pioneer families of this
community is gone. "The old
order ehangeth, yielding place
to the new".
(MRS. AVAItY,
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Wilson
spent a few 44y4 with Mn and
Bert KoKay, 1.tondon.
Mrs. W. Fart w, Wiarton, is
visiting with her cousin, Mrs.
SS 4 Community Club
Meets qt Merrill Home
The 5$ No,-4 goderiell Town,
ship Community Club held the
April meeting at the home of
Mrs. John Merrill, The prei-
dent, Mrs. - Murray Forbes,
opened the meeting with the
Creed, followed by the :Aord's
Prayer in unison. The minutes
of the 'last meeting were read
and approved The roll call was
an exchange of flower slips:
there were 17 members and
four visitors present, The trea-
surer's report showed a balance
of $10.91,
Following the business ses-
sion, Mrs. William. Lobb gave
two readings entitled "Those
Saving Ways" and "I Meant
To Do My Work Today". The
meeting was closed with the
iVfizpah benediction. Lunch was
served With Mrs, William Lobb
and Mrs, William P,ueger assist-
ing the hostess. ,Work was done
on two quilts.
The next meeting will be at
the home of Mrs. Harry Oakes.
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PORTER'S HILL
DONALD HARRIS.
Correspondent
Grace SS Executive
The executive of Grace
Church Sunday School met on
Monday evening last at the,
home of Mrs. Mary Manning,
Rev. A. G, Pease opened the
meeting with prayer and sec-
retary and treasurer's reports
were given. It was decided to
have combined services on both
Mother's Day and B4ather's Day.
Anniversary service will be
held early in June and the
picnic to be held in Harbour
Park, Goderich, in July.
Rev. Pease had the books on
'display introducing the new
curriculum to begin September
of this year.
The meeting closed with the
Mizpah benediction and. a pot
luck lunch was served.
o
Rev. Canon K. Taylor
Retiring In July
Rev. Canon K. E. Taylor,
BE, MA, DD, rector of the
parish of St. George's Church,
Goderich, will retire from the
active ministry at the end of
July, after 'having 'served 40
years,
Canon Taylor, has been in
Goderich, since November, 1952.
He has served as rural dean
of Huron and been very active
in-Legion work and community
life. He 'is 'presently a vice-
president of Huron County
Children's Aid Society.
Canon and Mrs. Taylor will
retire to London.
FARMERS
We are shipping cattle every Monday for United
Co-operative of Ontario and solicit your patronage. We
will pick them up at your farm.
Please PHONE COLLECT not later than Saturday
nights.
Seaforth Farmers Co-operative
F. E. Hunt, Shipper
Phone 856 R 14
Thurs., :April 19{4.—Clinton, ,NPw;Apcor4.,-,Paggt
BRUCEFIELD
Bring Quick
Results
3-PRONG
FISHING HOOKS
2 for 5c
Ellwood Epps
SPORTS SHOP
stE THEM Now a t
'43:1 JOHN BEANE, Aughoilteil
Briscefidld Phone 482-0256 8tO18