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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1965-03-18, Page 8'NurOn 'County 4-1-1 Swine' Cittb Members will be anctioning ,one: of their purebred gilts at a sale • to be held -at the-Clinton Com- munity Park barn on,Saturday; Classified. Ads. Bring Rewits THERE IS NO LONGER ANY CHOICE "If The Family Farm is To Survive We frust Strengthen The Union in 65" JOIN AND SUPPORT THE NTAMO FAR EPS' U41011 When you pay your dues you join an AGGRESSIVE, MILITANT ORGANIZATION Don't Wait To Be Asked — Contact Edgar Rathwell or Ken Tyndall 482-9122 482-7460 Youngest- Exhibitor from Goderich Township Fourteen year old Gordon Yeo, son of Mr:, and Mrs, tklon Yeo, ,R13. 3 Clinton, is pictured here showing his second place entry in farm plan exhibit to, Ed Grigg, also' of RR 3 Clinton. Gordon won the Hensall. District Co-op $5.00 prize as the youngest exhibitor at the Huron County Seed Fair, with ten or more points. He also won two Goderich Township Federatiaon of Agriculture spec- ials; $3.50 as the exhibitor from the township with the highest number of points, and $3.50 -as 'the new exhibitor with most points, Mr. Grigg is Gode- rich Township director on Huron County Soil and Crop Improvement Associa- tion. (Photo by Bill Batten) ii, LIQUID FERTILIZER PROVES PROFITABLE ON CORN CROPS During the past four years many .corn growers -through- out thisiprea have used "Na-Churs" ,Liquicl'Fertilizer 10-20-10 at planting time with their corn. The results have been out- standing. Increases of 15 to 26 bushels more per acre have been obtained. • These grdwers found that by using' "Na-Ohurs" Liquid Fertilizer in the row with the seed at planting time they could. get their corn away to a faster 'start. The.. fact that 'now a fertilizer was available that could be used right in the row with the seed , gave them a deeper,' stronger root, structure, This giVes you a start which results in increased yield, and more profit per acre: • Another -big factor in using the "Na-Chum"- Liquid Fertili. zer Program is that it speeds up planting; important savings in time and labour, less work. The PTO pump does all the work, end there'S no -heavy lifting. Most important of all, the -liquid fertilizer is right .in ,(the row with the seed, im- mediately available when the seed needs it. This, of course, is something that -farmers have dreamed about for a. long • timer . Corn growers who haVe used it are really pleased with their results; and today many are using it on every-:acre. Today,.-thous'an'd-acre corn. growers are using' "Na-Churs".• Liquid Fertilizer Program. The apPlication rate recommended is 5 to 7 gallons m the row at planting time, depending on plant population. Additional material can be used as a side-dressing; and, of course, if your corn-needs Nitrogen, by all .means follow up with your Nitrogen program. Grain growers, too, are really pleased with' their results. They -are finding they can -use "Na-ChurS" -Liquid Fertilizer in the.roW at planting time, and it really gets the crop away to a faSter start; and, best of all, yiel4 -increases of. 20 -to 30 bushels, arid more, -have been obtained. - For more information about "Na-Churs" Liquid-Fertili- zer write to: M r. E. McLachlan,- President, "Na-Churs" Plant Food Co. (Canada) Ltd., London, Ontario. 11NTRODIJCINO LICKED' _AKTIONEER BRUCE 'ROOM Graduate of Reisch Auctioneering School offers , his services to the Public and is capable of handling all types • of Auction Sales. Anyone wanting information Phone 482-3384 ALL CHARITY AND CHURCH AUCTIONS FREE , 1142,13,1413 HOLLAND'S 482.6661 CLINTON MN BARLEY CONTRACTS SEED AND FERTILIZER SUPPLIED. Your Choice; PARKLAND (six rowed) BETZE (two rowed) An Excellent Crop For Early Cash. BEAN SEED Excellent Quality Ontario Registered—SANILAC —SEAWAY —SAGINAW —MICHELITE 62 Michigan Certified—SAN I LAC —SEAWAY Ali Seed Grown from Foundation Stook. BEAN CONTRACTS Available Excellent Markets Create, Good Bean Prices Seed and Fertilizer Supplied Drop In Now For Your Seeding and Fertilizer Needs , or Phone 262-2714 Collect E. L MICKLE & SON LIMITED HENSALL ONTARIO ' 4tfb Hensall.:ours Ltd. urin ti (.1 now avail ble at WETTLAUFF.R'S FEED MILL We are pleased to announce that MR. N'ILFORD DURST QUALIFIED FEED CONSULTANT has been added to our staff and will be"happy to serve you. 441 .'SvidineXiub To $011. •60t$ 00 March 2d Pogo 8,Clintorw Nows-Record---Thors., Morch 181 1965 UC • CLI The WorEfe7Lo. tECW Unit'ef wesiey-witi*. United Church met.,on Watch 11.. SeYoraI ies put on a fun-provoking •Skit. called ,"The . Unit 'Meeting." Af- ter the business, rerre.sintiants were served, .On :Saturday, March 13, the Wesley-Willis••41.n.cliay School room was transforine.cl by Wo- Re-Lo ,leprech-auns into a tea roam right in the heart or Xren land, The travellers" who, enter- ed there were able "to caleose aprons or baked goods, after pausing for cup of tea, A Ala, cessfull .afternoon was the result. The Burns, laendesboro, Con- stance Young Peoples met Sun- day night, The meeting opened with a sing song led by Ken Scott and Barb Snell, The woe- ship opened with Scripture by Mary Mcilwairt.. Ken Scott led in prayer. Riohard Shaddick took the topic on capita puitshirient. Four groups were formed and questions were discussed. The group convened and the worship ended in 'Singing of q hyMn, Business wag conducted and kirsch was served. The next meeting will be held Sunday, March 21st. Young People' At Londesboro Irish Tea SO Albert St., Clinton FOR FLOWERS ANYTIME Phone 482.7168 For ,,Potted Plants, Arrangements, Cut Flowers, Tropical Plants, Funeral or Wedding Work, Corsages. OUR AIM IS TO PLEASE YOU. Delivery Service With a Smile UPTOWN FLOWER SHOPPE arl&II•impooMIONMIIIMINNiMMINIONIII IMIN•~M.10111116...E111.•11•10./~~17 Phone 482,3421 for Reservations We later to * Dinner Parties and 1:104eptIonii: HOTEL (Li T Featuring "CLOUD 9" Room Friday Served from MO p.m. to 112;10 a.m. Saturday-5etlied from 9:() p.m. to Midnight SMORGASBOR FRIDAY & SATURDAY SPECIAL IN OUR DINING ROOM 1114:wit 'in a askot Every Sunday 50 Students Enjoy .Stage Show leserited ‘.0y: Crest it* Company HOLD HO E TRADE AT HOME TON NEW' -RECO March .27 7commencing at pm. There will be lots including Lacombe„ 'Landraee. and YO*- Many of the lots norisigned are viell in record; of porj-orm, .anoe .(R.01"..) Ilttes a'nd every individual can be consid ered worthy of purchase by a breeder !for the general 'im2rove.. meat of his ,$Whle herd, These gilts have been bred, to top ranking premium hears. Ca, talogues may- be .obtained from the Ontario Department of Ag,, rieulture, JClinton. • - The Clinton Junior Farmers will have n lunch counter roil the grounds for the -norweampo of all buyors. Clinton Kinettes., Hensall HENSALL' -- The regular meeting of Hensall Kinette Club was held Wednesday, March 10 at the home of Mrs. Bob Baker Jr, with three guests from Clin- ton Kinette Club, President Mns, Bill Fink, Mrs. Larry Jones, and Mrs- David .Beattie. Prnident, Mrs. Baker remind- ed the Kinettes of the annual Zone D Inter-Club meeting in Port Dever, April 27, Date for the spring rummage sale was set for Saturday May 15; shut- in visits are on Sun-clay, April 4, an annual project of the club, The raffle was won by vice- president Mrs, William Fuss. Next regular meeting will h be, held at the 'home of Mrs. Harold Caldwell, Games were enjoyed during the social portion of the meeting, k-7-11rIN ET•UUN crar h YouRs sim:TREI.Y C4' THE BEE THAT GE S THE• HONEY, DOESN'T STICK AROUND THE HIVE 0 - Ontario _St. UCW Unit Meeting Unit 3 of the OntaAo Street United Chuich, met last Moril. day evening in the church par=-' lour. Groups 2, and 3 were fin charge of -tile meeting. The ("o- vations were- in Charge of Mrs. H. Muir:steal (and Mrs.. W. /ken. Reports were given for the hospital and.pbme ca all Plans are being made for the daffodil 'tea • in early May. Re- ports 'were given on the wed- ding reception and for the din- nor for the Youth for Christ on April 3, .als6 a wedding for April 24, Lunch was served by group. 2 and 3. The April meeting- will be in charge of groups 4 and 1. JOHN.-and JUNE SMITH Seed Fair •.luidges Admiring Hay Exhibits ' After they hnd judded the 38 entries in 'the five hay classes at TiUron Seeds Fair last Fr',day evening, judges 'James Richardson, left, and, Gordon Tolton, both of Walkerton, are still admiring the quality exhibits. Richardson is looking at the prize-whinine• pec•onci-cut entry of Dick Etherington, Hensall,' while 'Dolton, right, admires' Bob Fotheringham's prize-winning second-out baled hay, Mr. Richardson renvIrk:;d, "You won't find better quality any- where." " (News-Record Photo by John Visser) With modern transportation, no merchant can sit back and think of any one customer as HIS. TWO THINGS -- and only two -- bring home town buying to home• town stores! No. 1 is well-selected merchandise of good quality. No. 2 is letting the potential buyer know about it by means of attractive advertising. The basic advertising medium is year HOME ToWN NEWSPAPER. TELL AND SELL ....... . .. THROUGH PHONE 482a3443 The crest Uow.‘ Company, a with 14aITy Beattie', TobY• division, ,of. the Crest Theatre burg. and ,John. Davies ,forming. Fotindation in Toronto staged the -eternal triangle of husband, a performance in the auditor- wife and lover to set the plot lam of. the Central littron Seer for a riotous ,skit, Mee picture, and cry School last Monday aft. page,..91 The performance -ended temoon with an audience of With the recital of n selection 3504n and-rstucI Exeter, xforr, Clinton,. Win- of Short poems Intd pair of i4,.11 Cart •Sandburg's poems, The Company's performances Paillg her first show With the in high schools across Ontario Crest "hour Company on Mon- are sponsored by the Depart- .daY was Miss Toby. Weinberg, meat of ZducatiOn. in conjune- called in to replace regular lion with the Grade f3 Chileott who waS Lkterattire courses, The pier= cured in a weekend traffic gave readings of poetry and .,eident. Miss Weinberg made prose, performed a. play and her appearance Monday after some scenes from King Lear only 18 hours of rehearsal: and ;formed a quintet to sing- a groan • , a • The performance began with the reading of Stephen Lear cock's "The Conjourer's Re- venge" by Larry Beattie follow- ed -by a poem. in three parts, "In Men1017 of W. B. Yeats" by W, H. Auden recited -by Toby Weinberg, John Davies and Hel- en Conway-Marmo, Next, some scenes from King Lear were acted out With John 1Davies,han- dling -the lead role. Following an ancient ballad, sung by five of the performers, a short comedy play -by George Bernard Shaw was. acted out FEED MILL Mary Street —% CLINTON — 482-9792 We have new Mercanysi Meteors and Comets hi stock — o fine selection to choose from. Phone 262.2604 or 262-2607 See flud or Jim Wo will be glad to come Out to see you., MERCURY METEOR - COMET and MERCURY TRUCKS TA& USED CARS 1964 MERCURY MONTCLAIR 4 DOOR SEDAN, power steering, power brakes, power back window, automatic, radio, whitewalls, wheel discs, one owner. 1964 PLYMOUTH 1962 GALAXIE 500 1962 STUDEBAKER LARK 6 cylinder automatic. Driven by a School 'VALI ANT teacher. 1961 1961 FALCON r4aD000ft SEDAN, 6 cylinder automatic, with di. 1960 PLYMOUTH STATION WAGON, 6 cylinder TRUCKS 1964 MERCURY 1 TON TRUCK still under warranty. 1956 FORD MTON• with rabk. 1958 Buick r Hardtop 1952 Chevrolet 4 door 1957 Chevrolet 2 doo '1959 Renault -, 19S6 Chevrolet .2 door FROM $200 TO $400 CARS F UFER STATION WAGON, 6 cylinder. 2 DOOR HARDTOP, 10,000 rrIiles, one owner. 4 DOOR SEDAN, power steering and brakes, whitewalls, radio, one owner. WATell FOE THIS The vulnerability of older pedestrians in traffic )s under- lined by this item from the Ont- ario Safety League, There is one death for .every five older adults struck in traffic. By con tract, one out or every 37 school age youngsters involved in ac- cidents is a fatality. The hazard for older 'persons is seven times greater. An average of 6,300 worrien enroll . in Red Cross nursing courses each year.