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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1964-05-14, Page 6Ploo 'Pluton' ticws,Rucurd. -Thum, May 14,. 1944 EXTRA .HALTING BARLEY CONTRACTS AVAILABLE. SEIZE SEED Delivery Accepted At Harvest -Contact E. L. MICKLE & SON LIMITED Phone 103 HENSALL letfla . Classified Ads Bring Rest,i4s. • Your neighbours profit from using ATRAZINE* Shouldn't You? r. fatinerSoqo 402,148.4ior 4824405 Today Raton 'eed X1111 For Your Best Buys In FERTILIZER S IN BAG OR BULK Rvery granule of osuun-GAIN Selected-Granulated Fertilizer contains the guaran, teed plant food elements in the right proportion. When you spread your fertilizer, with a drill or even more important, with any broadcastAype spreader you can be sure that every particle (from the smallest to the largest) of free-running KmA-GAIN Selected-Granulated Fer- tilizer is nutritionally balanced no matter where it lies—assuring you of complete and even intake of all the plant food by your crops. There are no excesses in one area and starvation in another with SHUR-GAIN. Another good reason why you can be confident of top returns from SIIUR-GAIN •,--the finest fertilizer for your good earth! At a quick glance SHUR-GAIN Selected-Granulated Fertilizer may look very much like most other kinds of granular fertilizers—but there is an important difference, Most ordinary fertilizers and practically all custom blended ones consist of a dry mixture of fertilizer materials either in powder or granular form. CLINTON FEED ILL 28 HURON STREET Two Phones 482-3484 and 4821485 r94,14:4:0:4? Broil at eye level —With the broiler door Closed. No smoke—no warm-up time—and best of ail, that true barbecue flavour that only a clean gas flame can give. Gas range styling goes versatile With this side•open• Mg door. Swing it right out of your Way for easier access, easier cleaning. .A9110etetittabit New Directions in Gas Cooking brings you new features. new ideas...new values! Modern gas ranges give youtheat that's sensi. five, heat that's immediate. 'the burners, the broiler, the oven all reSpend instantly to your direction —you get automation where it's most effective, personal control where yott really need it. And the manufacturers of today's gag ranges have dreamed up a dozen ways of making gas cooking even more enjoyahie! They're all on display now. We call them NEW buttGtioNs IN GAS COOKING. UNION COMPANY This is the time to trade! You've never seen value like this before— PRICES OR all new automatic gas ranges ARE THE LOWEST EVER OFFERED! And you get highest trade-in allowadoes— now Doti( Julie 1M11,19641 • fertilizer JACKSON ALUMINUM LTD. SEAFORTH is collecting Wool ' for grading and sale on the do-operative plan. Shippers May Obtain sacks and twine free of charge front the above or their Licensed Operators Realize the highest returns Teri your wool by patronizing your` own Organization. .trnaidian CO-Operbilye Woor Growers Limited 40 St. Clair Avenue E., Toronto 7, Ontarro by Mrs. L. Makins. This was followed with a' reading on home life and as discussion on the chapters, "The Living God" and "The Love of God" out of the study book "The- Word and the Way". Business session was 'conduct- ed by Mrs. Lindsay and plans were made for the summer ac- tivities. Bayfield Guides Entertain Mothers See your as Appliance Dealer, Department Store or your Gas Company Authorized Calla beater Brucefield SEE THEM NOW at omonnimmom JOHN BEANE, JR. Phone 482-9250 3to18 FREE DRAW BIRD BATH PEAT MOSS EVERGREEN TREE and Many More From May 14 to June 6 S POTTED ROSES No. 1 - $1.50 EVERGREENS $4.25 to $6.25 PERENNIAL in 2% in. SHADE TREES - $4.50 to $10.50 Peat Pots - 25c FLOWERING SHRUBS $1.00 to $1.50 GERANIUMS 55c - 35c PEAT MOSS 65c to $3.40 FUCHSIA - 55c HARDY GARDEN 'MUMS 50c ea. BEGONIA - 55c GLAD BULBS Me doz. BOX PLANTS 50r ea. DAHLIAS - 50c ea. rn Nig Petunia Marigolds A Salvia Peppers Alyssuni - Spanish Onions Tomatoes Snaps -- Cabbage '7 - Carnations MANY, MANY MORE OPEN EVERY DAY AND NIGHT FOR THE MONTH OF MAY Clinton .Greenhouse & Garden Centre Phone. 482-1168 110 thur4h Street John .SteCie Smith •ti t e "MINNIIMINEMI, Purchase ATRAZINE at H. F. WETTLAUFER FEED MILL Mary Street — CLINTON — Phone 482-9792 wouldn't be without it!" Says George F. Morris, Merlin, Ontario. "I used an over-all spray of Atrazine on 200 acres of picking corn and 50 acres of silage corn" says Mr. Morris. "Control of weeds and grasses has been excellent without any culti- vation. I would hate to have to go back to getting along without it." Atrazine treatment is normal routine with successful corn growers. Your neighbours, who have used Atrazine, will tell you they wouldn't grow corn without it. One application of Atrazine controls weeds all season long including those in the rows which can't be reached by cultiva- Cori. Start using Atrazirie this year , .. discover how profitable corn production can be, Ask your farm supply, dealer for an instructional leaflet on the new, more concentrated formula, Atrazine 65W. Place your order now and get your 'sprayer ready on time. *trade mark registered In Canada for use by FlSons (Canada) Limited "Control Is excellent Mrs: . ,June Humphries •spent Thursday and Friday in Port Stanley,. F/L. and Mrs... R. •SiniOns, 13,.antiy. and Danielle, PoWnsr. view', ,•were at tlw home, ",!•Shatigri. La" for the weekend.. On SOnclay they were joined by... their timighter, Phyllis. and her ,husband F/Q Michael Dar-, beA Centralia. Also visiting were 1VIr. and Mrs. Sidney Bar, her, London; and their chil- dren Stephanie,, Sidney and Tony. Janis Galbraith and Karen MacLean, Clinton, were •week- end guests 'ef Mr. and, Mrs. Charles. Dell. Neil Delichamber . spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. J, B. Grime, Guelph, Mr, and Mrs Spencer Drvine spent The weekend at Ark, Wright as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Strong. • Don 1-lirsrton has returned to pis cottage for the summer after spending the winter at Fort .Lauderdale, Stephen Scotchmer, Cornwall, visited his parents, ''Mr. and Mrs. Alf Scatchrner on Satin-- day and Sunday, Miss Jessie Metcalfe was home this weekend; accompany- ing ber on her return to Detroit Was Mrs. 'William Metcalfe who will spend a 'few days there with" her sister before returning to' Montreal At Jowdtt's Gr;ove this week- end were Mrs. It. J, Harold, London; 'Mrs...-j, D. Hughes, De- troit; also Mr, E. J. Pongracz, Grosse Pointe and guests Mr. and Mr's. Roy Fromer, IOtch- ener, .Mr. and Mrs, Jack Fraser, Jr., entertained hiS parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fraser, Sr., and brother-in-law and sister, Mr, and Mrs. Bill Parker :arid two children, at their borne so of the village, last weekend. Entering gli$S .A meeting sponsored by Stan- ley Township teachers group was 'held on Thursday last in Bayfield Public School.. Grade eight students- and their par- ents„ numbering about • 100, were addressed by Mr. R. Hun- ter, head of the Guidance Dept for goad farming , UM To ?rote"' Excessive Ads. on TV,: Radio The United Chureh Women. held their May meeting on: Tuesday la's't at the honie. of Mrs. >l iarir Hayter with An' attendance of il4. Group 3 was in charge ,of devotions with. Mrs, Lee McConnell, leading, Mrs; Gordon Hill, read the scrip, time lessen land Mrs. Frank giving the. meditation. A petition -owes passed !around and signed protesting -the ex- cessive, advertising of beer and. Wine on TV and radiol this W0l be forwarded to the Board of Broadcast Governors. Two Mother's PaY PoemS were r e•ad •hy Mrs. William Dowson, The business period was taken by the president, 1Virs Debert Taylor. The !i'ckll call was answered by handing in plants which were sold at the; close of the meeting by Mrs, Fred Reid of Clinton, Twenty-one .calls to sick shut-ins were made during the past rnenth. The meeting was reininded -Of a bale to 'be pack- ea on May 2.7. at .the home of Mrs; Louis Taylor. Group 3 had charge of the study 'book which was on. India 'and 'under the direction of Mrs. .Gordon Johnston with Mrs. Ralph Stephenson and Mrs. Fred McClymont assisting Mrs. L e e McConnell closed •the 'meeting with prayer, Group 3 served lunch. Enjoyed Concert The Sacred programme put on by the A. 'Capello Choir of Zurich . in the United Church lak Sunday evening was, thor- oughly enjoyed and appreciated by all present. Personal Mrs, Douglas Robinson and daughters Lorrie and Cathy, of Agincourt, are visiting this week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred McClymont. AlELSMb.4. • artrnent. alt .central Huron $re,c., 94clar3r School,. COMM, axe gave an. inforrNitivg 744111 On !murspcs .available to stud- ents• .entering •••cliSS. newt .Sep, tenter,. and advised ,them as the. ...choice PT •courses. to fit :nPtitildes,. Clan .oregor `Day.fiela - Scout Troop and 00 Pa* with ..Scontrnagt.. er Charles Dutigey,. ,assistant SPOntillaster .Howard, ',5eateb- MOP and COMPAter Jack •Gal- lant, spent Thursday evening .cleaning up Clan Gi'.egor Square. Frank (Mac) MOW- den and Jain Lindsay supervis- ed and assisted. The ..gorgeous display of -red tulips at the cairn reflect much credit on 'those who worked so hard last year to Myrove the. war memorial, 16'rein The west D, .cotpinner. Winnipeg, is spending a few clays With Mrs, Robert Seotchnier and other relatives and renewing old ',acquaintances, Harold, who, was also the first music teacher in, the sehools of this district, some 30 years ago, is assistant ervisor, production and market- ing, Canada Department of Agriculture, in Winnipeg, in the livestock branch He has recently been in Arn- prior,. attending the Civil. De- fence College, taking a course set up for agricultural person- nei. In the event of a nuclear attaek, agricultural officers would be expected to advise -farmers regarding necessary procedure to guarantee a safe Supply of food for survivors. 0 Bayfield UcW. At Lindsay Home BAYFIELD—The May meet- ing of St. Andrew's United Church Women, unit one, was held at the home of Mrs. John Lindsay on Thursday evening with 17 present. Mrs. AV. Dunn, Sr„ led the devotions which consisted of a hymn, Bible reading by Mrs. Robert Scotehmer ,and prayer .WITH EXCLUSIVE IN TANK AGITATOR • P.T.O. OPERATED •100 GALLON BONDED TANK DeSigned for the new and future chemicals that require constant agitation. New Troller Moulted models with 100 or no imP411• tanks Bayfield Girl Guides and Brow.nies. with the co-operation of .the Ladies Auxiliary held a mother and daughter banquet Monday evening, May 11 in Trinity Parish Hall,, S•pecial guests present were Division Commissioner Miss Mary McMillan, Goderich; Div- ision Camp Adviser, Mrs. T. Lavender, Hen'sall; Mrs. R. H. F. Gairdner, Mrs. W, 'Castle, Mrs. W. Howard and Mrs. R. lVfacVean all of Bayfield. The meeting opened with Flag Break, - "God Save The Queen" and, grace said by Mrs. D. Warner., Dinner was served' 'to more` than 60 persons by ladies of the Trinity Guild. „ • Mrs...L. R. Maloney, Captain, welcomed all present and in- troduced head. table guests.- Guide Sandra Ericson paid tribute to the mothers and Mrs. W. Pierson responded on their behalf. A tribute to 'the Guide Move- ment was given by Mrs. .11.. H. F, Gairdner who Was one of the organizers of the Bayfield Company many years ago. Brownie Brenda Makins re- sponded sweetly. . Thanks to the ladies of Trin- ity Guild for the by meal were expressed by Guide Jan- ice Merner, • MisS M. McMillan, in her address, voiced a personal re- quest for a greater attendance of mothers at Ladies Auxiliary meetingt and said she hoped to meet all •motherS at the. next LA meeting to ;be held Tuesday, May 19 at the home of Mrs. W. Castle. • Enrollnient of Mrs. D. War- ner as Lieutenant by Miss McMillan was followed by the enrollment by Mrs'. Maloney of her •daughter, Paltriela. The highlight of th:e evening Was the presentation of "All Round Cords" to Guide Mary E. Ervine and Guide Linda Pier- son, 'by former Captain 1VI7ts. R. 1VIacVean. Badges were 'arise -received by Guides Linda Pierson, Janice,' Merrier, Penny Howlett,. Mary Ervine and Linda -Scotchmer. Mrs. T. Lavender ontlined future camping possibilities and spoke of a mobile camping Unit recently purchased by the, area.