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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1965-04-29, Page 84 HAUTIFUL ARUZY.f A, 'By 0M.0-HAMBER SATF1 D M50NAL, ITEM$, �CHVRCH NWS V -WO ACTIVITM� Y1U_Aq9 HAefgNING$ n 'HAM Qotrespp dent: AUPREY BELLP KR Phomp, sir Y U SwWripho - tin ns, Classified Advs., Pisplqy Adv�,- zon.0 joh Prin all qccopted by the _Pa yf1pid c Q -orr spondont Mr." and Mrs, Lawrence 9, al 4lrniton, Clan Gregor sqmre. ue cir�tspont tl?e Ietrs_ Visit►99 N4 Qalraner L 0 0, At the Albt9A. Hotel, 0pont the weekend 0 her home Ila, t Py Was -q4nnon 9, 0 N E SO, M�. and Mrs. R�arAx V aite, In the village, K, Langford, with his, d4ughter, StratW,, werg, their dhu�er Mr, =-d Mrs., Quarry Gordon, Mrs, Rancp ker pno. �3e , %10 WI Will hold -its gvxT, th vl"t$ Q 19u4d4y, their son John and his family, h is great-graj�ddavghtpr of on. ,5, at 8 13M $pend4n,.- Sunday ft�., the vel, Str%tfol�d, spent %raday iA thP, Scarboro, The supsit ppe4,1cerm0l be Don Ian e Dr, and Xrs� W, village. Mr. an4 Mrs, L. 1-�. Towers, 1b, Tillmamxi and tamily end Mr., -J. AN, rid,klo,_fo, ul�en assistant Ogricatu .. ral of Tulsa, .0 ..formerly ofLondoX1, have taken and Mrs, Hugh Gregory a d h= MW44 BaWCQM from up reoldeMe n . _1ve at �0 �a, and U g a their L n, new home family, 41 of London. XulcLvw, Olrjahoma, were over -at, bhq corner of Cblin-a, arW Will be shown-Ond 4 speew: Gu,mts- of -'Mr, and Z , con !on taken for "Pennies' fts, Adam night guests� at the Albion oathrirlo ect 'Honour R .00wling. Champ$ for Frip Flpwem dminK the past wppk I-Totel on Saturday. Mr. and Um,'KeUb Bra don inOuOL-d tbOr sons, Ron and Xr. and Abs, Pete Peter- And family, Stratford . , who re- alia Mrs, John A, -M- Mrs, William (Gerry) Harris Viand Dave Reid, centre, are the ho.nour roll his w(Ve. from Burrioby, B,Q. sovand Rld=d, spent awee4- VT bowling champions at Crow cently purdhased the -I)Qme q.- ot'014191 4nc� T r, and Mrs. Jas, n 1,ane 13awling Aller, Victoria Street., They Were on were winners of the 01ne garnes in, the. men's and ladies' 4 where be is staltionod vAth the end in ToroTrtg, recently. the late Ben Rathwe Clint , W e - re- iyisions. The will have I on Kjaitil AVM`StrQn9, RCMP, and Ruts and his wife David Dewar, Toronto, Apent Cregcent, spent the weelcend At cent %mclay visitors. with 1�b- their names. engraved on the Carling trophy t heyaTe holdbige The trophy was an, recently, pufupfi 1� . At the and children, Kim, Debby, Greg, the we0kend W4h blis' mother, their new summer home, Mrs.' Olen Carter rec Tly, or, cbmpetition by Joe Daer, Kight, Who won. the tr�d�l 1 1963 and Jill,, oif StreetsA1111p, They, Mrs ID, Dewar. GladYs Gourley Went left is Wes FlollAnd,61ni of tfiO CO -Managers of thp �owlihg alleythis past i Fred Hulls, who ewers' and '20s . I , win - to b da last eek w#h were joined $unO-v for MI. IVY,% N1�01112�Rl L Metcalf, for- managm the Bayfield-Clin Ti few days l W ter. -Record, P40toY Adlarn,F11owers, birthday,,bY Dr. Morly' of' MOAtread, his' taken Golf Club has Purchased, f4ends 1.4 D 'twit, (News -Record. 1hp e • and Mrs. Bay Flowers and -fam- up. residence at her 1101ne im home of � FIS. Aft. Mabel Scott raturnecl William Reld, on last week after a three week D 10 1 J C hA LWAgri4an f1i h Catherine Stieets. 1. Mvs, DavId Bettye and Blair, -TOW stay with her chaugArter and dy •Ic !L'ovulic ews St. Bruno, Quebec, are staydng husband in Tuakermr4th. w1fth her parents, Mr, and Mrs. David and Bally Armstrong, Sltreltford, spex4t Easter, we- Th e Cubs held their regular the coliseum opened and the At Aubu rn., Cobert BI.Ox. Miss Joanne Hulls retarned W�th their grandParents, Mr. - nreecting o' April very busy ori with a evening. The activi- 13aWield groups enteied aloe g irlth. thougomc�s bf oiffier Cul-�, Elects O��1�®�[+ on Friday -night from New York. and Mrs. John Armstrong. Mrs, Bill Andrews bz-d fam- -ties -began with the Grand Howl Svouts -and Guides, The displays She had enjoyed a five day con- dUcted tour I company with 11y, Toronto, spent the Vacation followed by the IrWestiture. of Robbie Pease, and.Yeter Mac. were excellent. They varied from Oubg making torts, from AUBURN � The Auburn 4-'H other grade 13 students frcx. week worth.her parentq, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Wood, Vean. Theser two boys now be- 'tooth p1*15 (wbTch they do f6r Club, held its first meeting for .C%irlton and AIRchell, Huron Coivity Young Peopae's long to the Bayheld Pack an4 the Toy Maker's Badge) to. the garden club at the home of Mr. an, AlTs.i John MacKenzie returned* -oo 'Monday, after , 'FeR IDWS!hip Rally" was held In wear their colors and are rea4y 1�ftst bridge buillding by RoverScouts, .the I %xler, Mit. FIr 0,nk the United Church Thursdhy to start working for their ' There was -'a SWImming Show spending ten dayr� in Toronto with their grandchildren, 'jbbn evening- Ae-v. Hunter, Taronto, Star".. ConVatuiations 13loys! 'the , put oi-x by i6� Scouts, dall mak- During the election of offi- and Margo whose parents, Mr. I as� guest spepker,'gave an m- Follow4w Inoestiture, games and instruction period$ -Ing by Quides, (.these they, ey sell for chlarity), a roiller skating cers, J11-1. Bennett bedame Pres' 1�' and . MX5, J. MacXenzie Jr. . I spirft address. Dinner was ser- Ved. by Ahe ladies of the T were held, climaxed by a Camp show, and a . jungle" . scene was debt; Linda Reed, secretary;, and Sheron. Collins. nro-qa re- SyMm, xttzLer Fire sing. made with boys dressed, up as. LOL, Zuebre to 153 pevgons.' porter: A successful euchre party was Wis . s: Margaret Qubley, Muir- At the Camp Fire Brian bears, lions and tigers' Even, Me leader, Mrs.girls. eith Mac - TENDERS FOR STANLEY TOWNSHIP laugh, East Yorltshire, England Noene was promoted to S.enlor Smokoy the BetLr was there. han' welcomed the 'K gir I Is. and • held by the Loyal Orange mTkme'd last Wednesday to, sp;;� Sixer, where he wll� assume the The Scouts' had a siang c�air theft' mothew and exphdirred the Udge last I week, assisting Akela with made up (this 19 -used for cross, requirements bfts. J1JrR,H1utch1hg for each member. WEED! SPRAYING � ? I twin sijgtev Mrs, Cliff the, instruction' of the Other Ing gullet's, etc.) arid were giv- Each must a ana Wal- a six week vacation w�th, her. durble's of . plant fa*, ege es ter Westlake were ladies and and flanAly. It hat . been Cubs unti . I such I tirh'e 'as he I I ng Cubs rides 's men's high. prize winners: lone, CUCR F on it, Uptadrs -and -four klr�vft of flowering an - SEALED TENDERS for roadside spraying,of Weeds hands, Mrs.. Orval XcClinchey� 'seven years gince,Mrs. Saunder, leaps - ii1to Scouts. they held a,,Hobby Show where -nuals tin a` garden for which and brush in the Township of Stanley will be .received by and Len Sm11th: low prizes, Mrs.- cock and chUdren visited witch . Bradl' Turner, tookover the there were such things on, cis- 'each has dliawn a. plantng plan, the, 3, 1965i 1 Eri, Tutie4 as Sixer, of the White play a�� lanVs made from POP- "Why and Where; do -we undersigned, juntil '9 pin. Monday, May G. Hop -ed Telford; her.s&,ster and parer& h c 96n and n land. Six while Brian Makins hiss scale sticks, racing cars, (,both Rant a Garden" was the,,fhst Tenders to state an hourly rate. and the draw was )von by Mm. taken the position as ~Seconder, riding type and toy type)., ships, topic di. -cussed. Mie girds also Dorothy ,McLeod., The Alkella adds that he is 'very stamp Collections, sea shell,,c l- talked The Township of Stanley will supply the spray and Mrs. C. W. Brown returned o t 11k about bo6k covers and 11 n Inoans ;reference, fAes wfiich, Will be a helper. home, on Saturday from ton 'dId Pack, ally carving a large Totem: Pole. started. ' ed -with th"rogress of lect"ons 'a d even ecru- clixi all 0ibs, ire the EVdA Public Hos tat. McKillop Farmer 'Pre - Tenders are to be clearly marked as to content, Lowest They certainly deserve a great 'There were exhibits on every. All members are requested or any tender not necessarily accepted. Mr. and Mrs. Frardt. Andet- deal of credit -as they. them- Imaginable phase 'of Scouting:, to keepirecord boo.ks and: have son, and -family, Science Hill, George Wheatley selves have 'earned It WILLIAM TAYLOR, I and'Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Bis. 9 After dinner they made, 'the the planting plan drag for Road -Supffint0dent, back, Clinton' spent Sunday Am-o�tg the guests, for, the return: trip home. Everyone the next meeting which us to VARNA, Ontario.* witli their parerts, Mr. and. Mrs.' Dies In 65 h Year evening were Mrr,and Mrs. -Ro,- ed, but not too tired for be held at the home' of Miss Bert Mae-Vean, Rev. and Mrs.. was. tired, 01 Ed. Stu eall. singing and games on thq way. Bernice McDougall, 44• 119 Pease, Mrs, -Bellochamber and The Cubrnaster want.�., the, George Thomas Wheatley, 64, the District Commissioner Jack parents , tthe Cubs to know Conif Irma' on.,. Se tee . d rvi hi a and 0=mumn were, cefebpa- te,4 =,rewlar serv`lce"Plr 9 ,t, S Unitoa '111111"eld Pn Sunday, April ;4. Imose coafl;m. edwerp Donal, Lltx�dsiay, Dava4. )?ease, :Ppugl4s: Wallis, Brondb, Stirling, Pa , tw SCM01e, Ruth Wads, Teresa Allan liobner, Qh-W1 lih'ottraas Pie and Abra- ham Koene, Those received by letter of traro"er and as adults on, pro- fession of,faith were" Mr. And Xrs. Patemon, Mr.. and Mrs, D. Hawe, M _r,, and Mrs. Snell and Mrs. Z. Dunn, KIPPEN Mr, and Mes, W. G, TurAer and Ross of Qtta;wa, visited their aunt and =q le, Miss Mar- garet McKay and Oliver and friends Easter Week, WL and Mrs. Nelson Hood -visited Sunday with' Mr. and Mrs. Ed,. Morton 'near Seaforth, Frank Wright who has, spent t116 winter in RoAda returned home recently, much ,improved du health. Mr.,,and 3&s. F; W. Rown- tree, and Miss Leah Lignac of Weston who, bWe spent the past two months in Florldla, visited Thursday with the fox- men's sister and brother-in-law, Mrs, Norn-mn Long and Mr. Long, VVEST U I _V OAR PH -5,012- BAYRIED1 RI -L 1 Dublin, McKillop Town, Gallant. that,'the boys could vot- ship, died suddenly at his home possibly ThuThe Guides, Scouts and Cubs - have behaved better.,He says for Sp'ring Seedin Requirements rsay, April 22. toolt a bus trip t6 Taranto last he would be proud to t" -o them Born in Md<!HQp Township, priday,- 10 see "Scouting in anyplace, anytime. he farmed there all his life- Action". Atiend Course Ask at The Seed Plant Spring IsHere! ER - is survived, by his wife, the AibtivitiL 3 began at 8 o"cl0ok SAM Pmy,Re=er and A,S. former Lavina Rock; one dau- -in the morning when the groups M.'Raymorid Scotchmer attend- Londesboro ghter, Mrs, Robert (Joan) Al' boarded the bus at Bayfield - ed a course at RCAF Station CAD VAHD SEEDING ONE F,,_kLL Ian, Brucefleld;r one son, Larry, m�,_ _•12 rniuie dx,,o, iFiioir Clinton, on Sunday, 1.01: the WILLING at home; tWo grandchildren; his leaders Mrs. , Xzdoney and Mrs. first part of their Wood Bafte. mother, Mrs. Thomas Wheatley, Warner, 13 Scduts with theit The regular -'Brownie meeting READY McMll(>p Township. leaders Mr. P. Rennerand Mr. was held April 20 in Tow Hall. REQUIREMENTS le was n TO SURM YO A past president Of the Ray Scotchmer and 11 Cubi One new present • County Soil and Crop Improve- with Cubmastter j, V, MacVlcar And one Brownie visiting from WE CARRY ment Ass�odatlon, he was also, a assisted 1)73t Tawny Owl Mrs. another pack. past .president ):0 the Huron MacVicar. The District COM- , Lea Alin McLeod and Karen 'GRASS'SEED(S Ploughmen's Association and an rdissdoner Sack Gallant, also Brandon received their Golden elder of Cavan United Church, -A-A 4,1,' 1 r We Specialize in SELKIRK WHEAT .CENTURY PEAS CLIMAX TIMOTHY from Jones, Mac,Noughton Seeds. i J=108. Lea Ann and AarOrl also Winthrop. At one o'clock the doors to received their first year Sen4ce • SEED GRAIN The body rested at the Stars while Mary McFadden re- Cereal Grains from Alex M, Stewart & Son Ltd. Box funeral borne, Seaforth, •ived where funeral service was held 'i a Second Year star. All the prominent Varieties on Saturday, April 24. Rev.* J. The rest of the meeting was • C -I -L' FERTILIZER Auburn Bride . in stock, C. Britton, Northside 'United hold out of doors . playing games. • CERESAN M Church, Seatorth, officiated 61yen'Shower for treating your Own grain at home. Burial wat naade at Maitland -1 R. N. Alexander Bank Cernetdry, Seaforth. AUBURN --.:- Mrs. Ed Davies •'LEGUME-AID-INNOCULANT .. - I was hostess last Friday evening p)f0pej? H&q 7,INC, • for Alfalfas and Trefoil, TENDERS FOR STANLEY Tow for 22 friends and neighbours - Out, farming operations are devoted entirely ,NSHIP and the members of St. Mark's —W -43.A cwmr Guild at a bridal shower for 0 WARWICK SEED CORN Mrs. James Schneider. She wel- 1N vrN rIoN,"ro po r to the production of teed. USH UNTR -corned all to the party and was Member Canadian Seed Growers; Association Hn Fn WETTLAUFER WEED and BR- OL the Mistress of ceremonies.. SEALED TENDERS for the supply of *Led and brush A re&41rig, "Counsel for a livrENVO)v Phones spray will the ,received by the undersigned until 9:00 p.m. CArV was given by M-.. Andrew Clinton 482 747S Blyth 521-4399 FEED MILL Monday, May 3rdi 1965, for 45 gallons of 2.4-D low volatile Kirkconnoll. Mrs, Dovies w�is in ,, MARY STREET —CLINTON 482-0792 Ester 96 and 45 gallons of Brush 10ler, 16W volatile 128 charge of the contosits. A honey- 16-1b moon. telegrarn. contewt was Avon ounces. by Miss Ruth Schneider and a Tenders' to be sealed and clearly marked as to con_ word contest was: Won by Mrs. tents. Lowest or any tender hot tibcessarHy accepted, Anch-ew Kirkeonnell, who also won the mmmbled pie Wntegt. SI WILLIAM TAYLOR, Mrs, Thomas HOggift gave, a TWO WILD(ATS Road Suoertnt6ndeht, reading, "How to cook a hus, Co TRACT VAANAo Ontario. btih.dIv. . b I I . I Mrs. 1,16Y6 liuniphreys. read an adds est Of WAgMtUlatiths I' verse to flit- new bride, aftd n FOR SALE, gifts were presented by Mm., BARLEY-, Davies and Mrs, `1111011%s Hag, AT Mrt. Schneider thanked 1 111 everyone'- for their gifts and in.Q Wited thorn to visit. PAKRLAND PARLEY --- the *bit depthdable Variety to grow _00V9H IFkOM,#AST PERFORMANCE SEED and FERTILIZER SUPPLIED FERI TILIZER— Complete stock carried, Contact us far today's 'ptildet, SEED GAAI -, Order t6tly A tuppfi6t ate SEED 'BEANS Good sop"Plles bn hdhd CONTkACT8 AVAILABLE Ofinted literature on growhig beans avdildbib -dt (5ut Ll _"O OD4 (*K IROS "M NO C 4 Phone 9694609 N60411 I WIT14,1EXCLUSIVE. IN -TANK AGITATOR 0160 GALLON BONDED TANK td; J 04,-", tolow A6611011. *0 so sEt THEM NOW AY JOHN BEANtt At, A W Phone 442-02S6, df #RotgPIELD WELDING, S"Oft, I u'ed TIME IS NgREL AGAIN! `rte d'vold the rush, bring in your seedgrdih Ne titre neatly foe you, Soo N NATIONAL and.. RcUll' FEEDS GRASS 01W : CLOVER SEEDS O. P. FERTI . L E "S BROEZE **VARNA '006 MILLvok, 482-42-10 W6 TWO 1963 QUICK WILDCAT .4 DOOR HAkbT6P$, have been dealt in on new Wild- tats,'The$6 cars Wet4bofh own- ed by local penflemeh in Gode- eich and are 1ML ekce15tl6ndI c6h� diflon. Tieet helve beenreplaced bri both. -One features bucket teats and it ilffilsh6d 1h Autumn Gold, ThedthL�,rtdtk has bench style sea-ts ;*Itrh 'a diver '81UL" TAKE YOUR 6xtdribr. Power tf#btld§k pd*& 'brd k6s` Ta didt &d. ared just t6hie of the 'feature'sftAdtittl bh 'these fine automobiles. -8da dnd' drive -bti6 toddy. - S29 -.0f Mc+GEEIs CH_ Est. '1010 A Conif Irma' on.,. Se tee . d rvi hi a and 0=mumn were, cefebpa- te,4 =,rewlar serv`lce"Plr 9 ,t, S Unitoa '111111"eld Pn Sunday, April ;4. Imose coafl;m. edwerp Donal, Lltx�dsiay, Dava4. )?ease, :Ppugl4s: Wallis, Brondb, Stirling, Pa , tw SCM01e, Ruth Wads, Teresa Allan liobner, Qh-W1 lih'ottraas Pie and Abra- ham Koene, Those received by letter of traro"er and as adults on, pro- fession of,faith were" Mr. And Xrs. Patemon, Mr.. and Mrs, D. Hawe, M _r,, and Mrs. Snell and Mrs. Z. Dunn, KIPPEN Mr, and Mes, W. G, TurAer and Ross of Qtta;wa, visited their aunt and =q le, Miss Mar- garet McKay and Oliver and friends Easter Week, WL and Mrs. Nelson Hood -visited Sunday with' Mr. and Mrs. Ed,. Morton 'near Seaforth, Frank Wright who has, spent t116 winter in RoAda returned home recently, much ,improved du health. Mr.,,and 3&s. F; W. Rown- tree, and Miss Leah Lignac of Weston who, bWe spent the past two months in Florldla, visited Thursday with the fox- men's sister and brother-in-law, Mrs, Norn-mn Long and Mr. Long, VVEST U I _V OAR PH -5,012- BAYRIED1 RI -L 1 Dublin, McKillop Town, Gallant. that,'the boys could vot- ship, died suddenly at his home possibly ThuThe Guides, Scouts and Cubs - have behaved better.,He says for Sp'ring Seedin Requirements rsay, April 22. toolt a bus trip t6 Taranto last he would be proud to t" -o them Born in Md<!HQp Township, priday,- 10 see "Scouting in anyplace, anytime. he farmed there all his life- Action". Atiend Course Ask at The Seed Plant Spring IsHere! ER - is survived, by his wife, the AibtivitiL 3 began at 8 o"cl0ok SAM Pmy,Re=er and A,S. former Lavina Rock; one dau- -in the morning when the groups M.'Raymorid Scotchmer attend- Londesboro ghter, Mrs, Robert (Joan) Al' boarded the bus at Bayfield - ed a course at RCAF Station CAD VAHD SEEDING ONE F,,_kLL Ian, Brucefleld;r one son, Larry, m�,_ _•12 rniuie dx,,o, iFiioir Clinton, on Sunday, 1.01: the WILLING at home; tWo grandchildren; his leaders Mrs. , Xzdoney and Mrs. first part of their Wood Bafte. mother, Mrs. Thomas Wheatley, Warner, 13 Scduts with theit The regular -'Brownie meeting READY McMll(>p Township. leaders Mr. P. Rennerand Mr. was held April 20 in Tow Hall. REQUIREMENTS le was n TO SURM YO A past president Of the Ray Scotchmer and 11 Cubi One new present • County Soil and Crop Improve- with Cubmastter j, V, MacVlcar And one Brownie visiting from WE CARRY ment Ass�odatlon, he was also, a assisted 1)73t Tawny Owl Mrs. another pack. past .president ):0 the Huron MacVicar. The District COM- , Lea Alin McLeod and Karen 'GRASS'SEED(S Ploughmen's Association and an rdissdoner Sack Gallant, also Brandon received their Golden elder of Cavan United Church, -A-A 4,1,' 1 r We Specialize in SELKIRK WHEAT .CENTURY PEAS CLIMAX TIMOTHY from Jones, Mac,Noughton Seeds. i J=108. Lea Ann and AarOrl also Winthrop. At one o'clock the doors to received their first year Sen4ce • SEED GRAIN The body rested at the Stars while Mary McFadden re- Cereal Grains from Alex M, Stewart & Son Ltd. Box funeral borne, Seaforth, •ived where funeral service was held 'i a Second Year star. All the prominent Varieties on Saturday, April 24. Rev.* J. The rest of the meeting was • C -I -L' FERTILIZER Auburn Bride . in stock, C. Britton, Northside 'United hold out of doors . playing games. • CERESAN M Church, Seatorth, officiated 61yen'Shower for treating your Own grain at home. Burial wat naade at Maitland -1 R. N. Alexander Bank Cernetdry, Seaforth. AUBURN --.:- Mrs. Ed Davies •'LEGUME-AID-INNOCULANT .. - I was hostess last Friday evening p)f0pej? H&q 7,INC, • for Alfalfas and Trefoil, TENDERS FOR STANLEY Tow for 22 friends and neighbours - Out, farming operations are devoted entirely ,NSHIP and the members of St. Mark's —W -43.A cwmr Guild at a bridal shower for 0 WARWICK SEED CORN Mrs. James Schneider. She wel- 1N vrN rIoN,"ro po r to the production of teed. USH UNTR -corned all to the party and was Member Canadian Seed Growers; Association Hn Fn WETTLAUFER WEED and BR- OL the Mistress of ceremonies.. SEALED TENDERS for the supply of *Led and brush A re&41rig, "Counsel for a livrENVO)v Phones spray will the ,received by the undersigned until 9:00 p.m. CArV was given by M-.. Andrew Clinton 482 747S Blyth 521-4399 FEED MILL Monday, May 3rdi 1965, for 45 gallons of 2.4-D low volatile Kirkconnoll. Mrs, Dovies w�is in ,, MARY STREET —CLINTON 482-0792 Ester 96 and 45 gallons of Brush 10ler, 16W volatile 128 charge of the contosits. A honey- 16-1b moon. telegrarn. contewt was Avon ounces. by Miss Ruth Schneider and a Tenders' to be sealed and clearly marked as to con_ word contest was: Won by Mrs. tents. Lowest or any tender hot tibcessarHy accepted, Anch-ew Kirkeonnell, who also won the mmmbled pie Wntegt. SI WILLIAM TAYLOR, Mrs, Thomas HOggift gave, a TWO WILD(ATS Road Suoertnt6ndeht, reading, "How to cook a hus, Co TRACT VAANAo Ontario. btih.dIv. . b I I . I Mrs. 1,16Y6 liuniphreys. read an adds est Of WAgMtUlatiths I' verse to flit- new bride, aftd n FOR SALE, gifts were presented by Mm., BARLEY-, Davies and Mrs, `1111011%s Hag, AT Mrt. Schneider thanked 1 111 everyone'- for their gifts and in.Q Wited thorn to visit. PAKRLAND PARLEY --- the *bit depthdable Variety to grow _00V9H IFkOM,#AST PERFORMANCE SEED and FERTILIZER SUPPLIED FERI TILIZER— Complete stock carried, Contact us far today's 'ptildet, SEED GAAI -, Order t6tly A tuppfi6t ate SEED 'BEANS Good sop"Plles bn hdhd CONTkACT8 AVAILABLE Ofinted literature on growhig beans avdildbib -dt (5ut Ll _"O OD4 (*K IROS "M NO C 4 Phone 9694609 N60411 I WIT14,1EXCLUSIVE. IN -TANK AGITATOR 0160 GALLON BONDED TANK td; J 04,-", tolow A6611011. *0 so sEt THEM NOW AY JOHN BEANtt At, A W Phone 442-02S6, df #RotgPIELD WELDING, S"Oft, I u'ed TIME IS NgREL AGAIN! `rte d'vold the rush, bring in your seedgrdih Ne titre neatly foe you, Soo N NATIONAL and.. RcUll' FEEDS GRASS 01W : CLOVER SEEDS O. P. FERTI . L E "S BROEZE **VARNA '006 MILLvok, 482-42-10 W6 TWO 1963 QUICK WILDCAT .4 DOOR HAkbT6P$, have been dealt in on new Wild- tats,'The$6 cars Wet4bofh own- ed by local penflemeh in Gode- eich and are 1ML ekce15tl6ndI c6h� diflon. Tieet helve beenreplaced bri both. -One features bucket teats and it ilffilsh6d 1h Autumn Gold, ThedthL�,rtdtk has bench style sea-ts ;*Itrh 'a diver '81UL" TAKE YOUR 6xtdribr. Power tf#btld§k pd*& 'brd k6s` Ta didt &d. ared just t6hie of the 'feature'sftAdtittl bh 'these fine automobiles. -8da dnd' drive -bti6 toddy. - S29 -.0f Mc+GEEIs CH_ Est. '1010 A on Sunday, 1.01: the WILLING at home; tWo grandchildren; his leaders Mrs. , Xzdoney and Mrs. first part of their Wood Bafte. mother, Mrs. Thomas Wheatley, Warner, 13 Scduts with theit The regular -'Brownie meeting READY McMll(>p Township. leaders Mr. P. Rennerand Mr. was held April 20 in Tow Hall. REQUIREMENTS le was n TO SURM YO A past president Of the Ray Scotchmer and 11 Cubi One new present • County Soil and Crop Improve- with Cubmastter j, V, MacVlcar And one Brownie visiting from WE CARRY ment Ass�odatlon, he was also, a assisted 1)73t Tawny Owl Mrs. another pack. past .president ):0 the Huron MacVicar. The District COM- , Lea Alin McLeod and Karen 'GRASS'SEED(S Ploughmen's Association and an rdissdoner Sack Gallant, also Brandon received their Golden elder of Cavan United Church, -A-A 4,1,' 1 r We Specialize in SELKIRK WHEAT .CENTURY PEAS CLIMAX TIMOTHY from Jones, Mac,Noughton Seeds. i J=108. Lea Ann and AarOrl also Winthrop. At one o'clock the doors to received their first year Sen4ce • SEED GRAIN The body rested at the Stars while Mary McFadden re- Cereal Grains from Alex M, Stewart & Son Ltd. Box funeral borne, Seaforth, •ived where funeral service was held 'i a Second Year star. All the prominent Varieties on Saturday, April 24. Rev.* J. The rest of the meeting was • C -I -L' FERTILIZER Auburn Bride . in stock, C. Britton, Northside 'United hold out of doors . playing games. • CERESAN M Church, Seatorth, officiated 61yen'Shower for treating your Own grain at home. Burial wat naade at Maitland -1 R. N. Alexander Bank Cernetdry, Seaforth. AUBURN --.:- Mrs. Ed Davies •'LEGUME-AID-INNOCULANT .. - I was hostess last Friday evening p)f0pej? H&q 7,INC, • for Alfalfas and Trefoil, TENDERS FOR STANLEY Tow for 22 friends and neighbours - Out, farming operations are devoted entirely ,NSHIP and the members of St. Mark's —W -43.A cwmr Guild at a bridal shower for 0 WARWICK SEED CORN Mrs. James Schneider. She wel- 1N vrN rIoN,"ro po r to the production of teed. USH UNTR -corned all to the party and was Member Canadian Seed Growers; Association Hn Fn WETTLAUFER WEED and BR- OL the Mistress of ceremonies.. SEALED TENDERS for the supply of *Led and brush A re&41rig, "Counsel for a livrENVO)v Phones spray will the ,received by the undersigned until 9:00 p.m. CArV was given by M-.. Andrew Clinton 482 747S Blyth 521-4399 FEED MILL Monday, May 3rdi 1965, for 45 gallons of 2.4-D low volatile Kirkconnoll. Mrs, Dovies w�is in ,, MARY STREET —CLINTON 482-0792 Ester 96 and 45 gallons of Brush 10ler, 16W volatile 128 charge of the contosits. A honey- 16-1b moon. telegrarn. contewt was Avon ounces. by Miss Ruth Schneider and a Tenders' to be sealed and clearly marked as to con_ word contest was: Won by Mrs. tents. Lowest or any tender hot tibcessarHy accepted, Anch-ew Kirkeonnell, who also won the mmmbled pie Wntegt. SI WILLIAM TAYLOR, Mrs, Thomas HOggift gave, a TWO WILD(ATS Road Suoertnt6ndeht, reading, "How to cook a hus, Co TRACT VAANAo Ontario. btih.dIv. . b I I . I Mrs. 1,16Y6 liuniphreys. read an adds est Of WAgMtUlatiths I' verse to flit- new bride, aftd n FOR SALE, gifts were presented by Mm., BARLEY-, Davies and Mrs, `1111011%s Hag, AT Mrt. Schneider thanked 1 111 everyone'- for their gifts and in.Q Wited thorn to visit. PAKRLAND PARLEY --- the *bit depthdable Variety to grow _00V9H IFkOM,#AST PERFORMANCE SEED and FERTILIZER SUPPLIED FERI TILIZER— Complete stock carried, Contact us far today's 'ptildet, SEED GAAI -, Order t6tly A tuppfi6t ate SEED 'BEANS Good sop"Plles bn hdhd CONTkACT8 AVAILABLE Ofinted literature on growhig beans avdildbib -dt (5ut Ll _"O OD4 (*K IROS "M NO C 4 Phone 9694609 N60411 I WIT14,1EXCLUSIVE. IN -TANK AGITATOR 0160 GALLON BONDED TANK td; J 04,-", tolow A6611011. *0 so sEt THEM NOW AY JOHN BEANtt At, A W Phone 442-02S6, df #RotgPIELD WELDING, S"Oft, I u'ed TIME IS NgREL AGAIN! `rte d'vold the rush, bring in your seedgrdih Ne titre neatly foe you, Soo N NATIONAL and.. RcUll' FEEDS GRASS 01W : CLOVER SEEDS O. P. FERTI . L E "S BROEZE **VARNA '006 MILLvok, 482-42-10 W6 TWO 1963 QUICK WILDCAT .4 DOOR HAkbT6P$, have been dealt in on new Wild- tats,'The$6 cars Wet4bofh own- ed by local penflemeh in Gode- eich and are 1ML ekce15tl6ndI c6h� diflon. Tieet helve beenreplaced bri both. -One features bucket teats and it ilffilsh6d 1h Autumn Gold, ThedthL�,rtdtk has bench style sea-ts ;*Itrh 'a diver '81UL" TAKE YOUR 6xtdribr. Power tf#btld§k pd*& 'brd k6s` Ta didt &d. ared just t6hie of the 'feature'sftAdtittl bh 'these fine automobiles. -8da dnd' drive -bti6 toddy. - S29 -.0f Mc+GEEIs CH_ Est. '1010 A S"Oft, I u'ed TIME IS NgREL AGAIN! `rte d'vold the rush, bring in your seedgrdih Ne titre neatly foe you, Soo N NATIONAL and.. RcUll' FEEDS GRASS 01W : CLOVER SEEDS O. P. FERTI . L E "S BROEZE **VARNA '006 MILLvok, 482-42-10 W6 TWO 1963 QUICK WILDCAT .4 DOOR HAkbT6P$, have been dealt in on new Wild- tats,'The$6 cars Wet4bofh own- ed by local penflemeh in Gode- eich and are 1ML ekce15tl6ndI c6h� diflon. Tieet helve beenreplaced bri both. -One features bucket teats and it ilffilsh6d 1h Autumn Gold, ThedthL�,rtdtk has bench style sea-ts ;*Itrh 'a diver '81UL" TAKE YOUR 6xtdribr. Power tf#btld§k pd*& 'brd k6s` Ta didt &d. ared just t6hie of the 'feature'sftAdtittl bh 'these fine automobiles. -8da dnd' drive -bti6 toddy. - S29 -.0f Mc+GEEIs CH_ Est. '1010 A