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FERTILIN 10.64
(Non Burning)
LAWN FERTILIZER
This is the time of year to take ad-
vantage of this value. For a healthier,
greener lawn, apply Fertilin 10.6-4 at
recommended rate. Regular 'Value $4.19
Sale ,,Prtce f 40 lb. Bag
"MELNOR"
PULSATING
SPRINKLER
Fingertip adjustment for
watering full 80' circle or any segment.
Regular Value $10.95 each
Sale Price- $8 22
each
CO-OP
STANDARD
LAWN SEED
Quality mixture contains 60% Ken-
tucky Blue, plus Creeping Red Fescue
and Red Top. Ideal blend that will
produce a thick, fine textured, rich
coloured, long-lasting lawn.
[mewl 1 rt .44)1Ir.'" . 4 . T , 444 ...t''''"A Sale Prmed.,„ , .1 1,1%,,Box .
"UNICO"
STAINLESS STEEL SPRAYER
* Capacity 4 U.S. Gallons • Quick opening double action Cam Lock
• Lever action shut off • Adjustable carrying strap with shoulder pad.
Regular Value $29.95 each
Sale Price
$ 26.95
each
ar
FARM
CO-OP HEAVY DU TY
WAGON
•
juttable to 120" a Narrow trick ,---63"
TIRES, Regular Value $200.00 each
• Engineered and built to rigid specifications
tion • Spindles Of extra large diameter alloy
steel equipped with tapered Timken bearings
• Axles and frame;; of 5" beam construe.
pin bushings and grease fittings * Reach ad.
4 Choice of rims for 14" or 15" wheels LESS
• Automotive steering, replaceable brenle king
12,00 Capacity (dependent. on tires)
Sale Price $ 169.
9
Lich
NEW LARGER
AUTOMATIC
UNIVERSAL
MILKER
4 UNIT WASHER
Eliminates hind washing. Time saving and de-
pendable.
Regtilar Value $68.10 each
,\Sale Poo $ 59 57- . each
LB. & D.
'---"REGAL"
TANK
SPRAYER
Complete with 3 point hitch, legs and
jet agitator.
• Can be controlled from tractor seat
* 90 gallon, 14 gauge steel tank with
double epoxy lining • Sight gauge on
front • 21 foot 3 section boom • 4 inch
filler opening • 8 roller pump.
Regular Value $365.00 each
Sale Price $ 299.1?
"LESSARD' ,or-o
24 FT. BALE
ELEVATOR
• Rugged design
• Sealed bearings
• Nylon chain sprocket
requires no lubrication
• No. 55 Elevator Chain
with easy adjust tension
• Rugged motor mount -
eatily adjusted
• Cut steel drive sprockets
• No, 35 Roller drive chain
• HeaVy duty drive assembly
• Bale hooks spaced 2 ft. apart
Regular Value $132.00 each
Sale Price $ 1114,99 each
P one 482-9`11 Clinton, Ontario
--wedding piptures .
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Phone 482,7900
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COMING SOON
APRIL 16 THROUGH APRIL 25
MORE THAN 350 ITEMS ON SALE
Watch For You Hand Bill
In The Mail
PRESCRIPTIONS
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It has been another of those
hellish weeks at the Keller
household. Every so often we
seem to get these kind of weeks
weeks when nothing at all seems-
to go right.
Father started things off by
nicking the ear - just the chrome,
mind you, nevertheless, the ear is..,
nicked. You would have to
know my husband's feelings
toward his precious automobile
to understand just how it has
affected him,
He goes around the car,
rather soberly, looking at all the
spots that are untouched and
when he comes to the dented
chrome, he gets this faraway
look in his eyes. Then he kicks
the with a bit of frustrated
affection and shakes his head as
much as to say, "Why me? Why
did it have to happen to rue?"
Then, the refrigerator died. It
was a quick painless demise I'm
happy to report. When I left for
work in the morning, it was well
and alive. Upon my arrival
home, the ice cream was
dissolved and the poor electrical
beast was gasping its last.
We call the refrigerator
repairman. He came and checked
the wretched machine. He
confirmed our fears. Only a trip
to the big city would help now.
The ambulance, a big truck,
hauled our refrigerator off.
"It's just like watching a
member of the family being
taken off to the hospital," I
thought aloud.
"What are those men doing
with our refrigerator?" asked my
four-year old.
"They're repossessing it," I
told him, not wanting to worry
him with the truth.
You guessed it. Now
everyone in the neighborhood
THINKS he knows what has
happened to the Keller's
refrigerator.
Next, the children too sick.
Yes, the awful kind of ailment
that leaves vomit all over the
sheets and the bathroom floor
(just recently carpeted) and
demands nothing at all to eat
but plenty to drink - like orange
JUICY FRUITS
Meeting seven of Holmesville
Juicy Fruits was held on April 6
at the home of their leader, Mrs.
Alvin Betties. The president,
Sharon Potter opened the
meeting.
The 4-H pledge was repeated
in unison followed by roll call
answered with "A Fruit Dessert
My Family Likes." Janet
Klomps read the secretary's
report., Several items pertaining
to • Achievement Day were
discussed. Subject matter
included: The Art of Garnishing,
Fruit ,„ Table Arrangements,
Cheese Tray and Fruit
SpeCialties. Pictures taken from
magazines were used to illustrate
these topics.
On April 13 a joint meeting
of HolmeSville 1, 2 and 3 will be
held at the Township Hall,
Holmesville beginning at 7:00
p.m. The'motherS are invited to
attend this meeting as several
girls are receiving Honour's
certificates. We hope to have our
new Home Economist for Huron
County present at this meeting.
ALBERT R. BROCCOLI Am HARRY SALTZMAN
P'"""' IAN FLEMING'S
"ON HER MAJESTY'S
SECRET SERVICE"
.PANAviSIONNTECHNICOLOR
Wed /Whets
One Showing Nightly
at 8.00 0,m,
SATURDAY; APRIL 11
MATINEE at 2.00 P.M.
Spatiai Attrectibti
Wed., April 1S Only
"WORLD SAFARI"
3 Shows: 5.60, 7.06 & '1".ed
ADULTS $1.75
Children tinder-iI:
doming' Next for Sal/4K bays,
"CACTUS FLOWER"
(Adult Enterfainnierit)
Constant Fresh Water for your animal's trough.
• Weatherproof
• Na priming, no bottom valve, frost proof.
• One pUnip sufficient for 30 animals approX,
• Reliable even in sandy water areas.
• MAINTENANCE FREE
4 LARGE DRINKING Ift001-1
Regular Value $67.75 each
Sale Price $ 59.89 each
CLOUD "NINE" ROOM
At
HOTEL
CLINTON
FRIDAY NIGHT,
JEAN
, ON THE ORGAN
SATURDAY NIGHT,
AMATEUR
NIGHT
A PRIZE WILL BE
GIVEN TO THE
REST PERFORMER
Contestant Must
Register At The
Bar Before 10 p.m,
,,vCOLOR
YOU
are the hunter
on
WE D .
APRIL 15
ONLY-at the
30 THE SQUARE
PHONE 524,7611
IRCON017101"10
THREE SHOWINS
5,00, /.00 & 0,00 p.m.
AbUtts, St.'s
hittirert Under' 12, 75e
kON I4Avis PitorrCrioi4
OUTSTANDING
VALUE!
20"
ROTARY
MOWER
• Quick starting
• Cuts full 20" swath
• Powerful 3 M.P. engine
• Large 7"
pneumatic wheels
• Cutting height 1" to 3"
• Deluxe chrome plated handle with fingertip
control. Sale Price
Regular Value $74.95 each
$59.P,
OVERHEAD
, GARAGE DOOR
• New double V frame greater Strength
and ease of Operation 4 All steel construc-
tion • Rutt proof 'a Factory painted • Guist
tpaiai safety track---Won't NOV Out.
8' x 7' Reg. $ 69.95 Sale $ 59.89
x Reg, $ 79.98 Sale $ ee.eS
16' X 7' Reg. $159,95 Sale $117.80
L.1
EXTRA SPECIAL!!
"REMINGTON"
POWERLITE
CHAIN SAW
• Fast cutting * Easy to use saw • Weighs only 15 lbs.
including bar and chain! • Runs smoothly in any posi-
tion -even upside down! Sale Price
Regular Value $194.95 each
each $173•17
20 FT.
PUSH up
ALUMINUM
EXTENSION
LADDER
• Strong, Lightweight
• New interlocking
3" deep 9' beam
rail design
• Spring loaded
safety lock
• Comfortable, safe "0"
rungs prevent slipping
and foot fatigue
• 5 year warranty
Regular Value $29,95 each
Sale Price
$ 22'88 each
NEW, SLOW SPEED
2 H.P. UNIVERSAL
ROTARY
VACUUM PUMP
• New compact design.
• Ready for installation.
• Added safety belt shield • Greater improved
pump capacity • Larger vacuum tank 28 U.S.
gallons. Precision built, Cooler running - longer
life - less maintenance. Self-adjusting vanes.
Self-draining vacuum tank. Controlled lubrica-
tion system. Capacity Calibrated at Sea Level:
23,7 CFM @ 11.5" Vacuum; 21.2 CFM @ 13,5"
Vacuum; 18.2 CFM @ 15,5" Vacuum.
Regular Value Sale $490,99
\EOM each Price each
CO-OP
rAL-, SOLID
STATE
Nz_
ELECTRIC C
No moving; parts to
weer otlit,f,
• C.S.A. approved-
• Gives makitnurn permissible shock.
• 115 volts, 60 cycle.
Regular Value $43.50 each
Sate Prite $301 Leto each
From My Win w
Another of those hellish weeks
Shirley Keller
For Six Days
Starting Thurs., April 9
to Tues., April 14
,/44.Sale Price $197.71,
.. .
Ciinion Npvy$79pcprd, Thursday, .Aprir9, 1:970
Junior 'Farmers, Institute meet
finding out that a wife you
thought was faithful was
actually having an affair with the
iceman - absolutely crushing.
And there were other things
too - like the day our youngest
removed the sink strainer and
plug and used a small rubber
to replace it. Or watching
helplessly as a favourite picture
slips from its, place on the wall
to a heap of broken glass and
damaged frame on the floor.
OUr milkman had a word Of
cheer. "Things are bound to be
better tomorrow," he
prophesied. I'm sure he's right.
Tomorrow is a brand new week
and our difficulties always seem
to , come in seven-day cycles,
Icaise be.
30 THE SQUARE
PHONE 524.7811
AIR ONDITION
The. March meeting was held
in the Agricultural. ROard rooms
in .Clinton, fihe Meeting was
opened by singing the Junior
Farmer Song.
Jamieson Ribey gave a report
on the Variety Night to be held
on. April 17 in the Auburn. Hall
at -5,30 p.m.. There will be a play
and skit with a glance to follow.
Daryk Rail gave his report on
the Zone Drama Festival that
was held in Seaforth, Two
Clinton members were awarded
the best actor and actress
awards. Mr, Grant Jones and
Miss Nan Lapp. Two plays were
entered ..in this Huron County
contest,
John Fielder gave a report of
the Toronto conference which
he attended as a delegate. Faye
Merrill reported• on the
broomball tournament held in
Seaforth.
Doug Trewartha told about
the London Farm Show this
year. Helen Good gave her
report of • the bowling and
curling tournament held at
Wingham recently. The team
won the match and now they
will go on to Guelph. Recreation
News of Londesboro
juice And 'n era and chocolate
milk of which there 'is never any
in the lionse when you really
need it,
And there was a snow *twin,
Well, I knew something was
going' to happen the moment my
husband showed me the
windows he had cleaned.
This particular snow storm
crippled everything our town,
including my husband's car. It
wasn't Only the embarrassment
of having the only car on the lot
that wouldn't start. It was the
hurt of knowing that only two
weeks ago he had given the
mechanic a fist ftill of dollars to
make certain that the car
WOULD, start under all
circumstances. It was like
BY MRS. BERT ALLEN
In spite of stormy weather
and bad driving conditions 24
members met on Thursday for
the April meeting of the W. I.
Roll call was answered by telling
which meeting was enjoyed
most. Alice Buchanan
demonstrated the making of a
tasty dessert, and cheese tray
and also a lovely centre piece of
fruit.
Mrs. Harvey Taylor told a
humorous story. Summerhill
ladies invited the members to
attend a dessert euchre in the
afternoon of April 15. Mrs. Glen
Carter conducted the installation
of officers for 1970-71. The
retiring president thanked
everyone for the fine
co-operation during her term.
The meeting closed with the
singing of the Queen and lunch.
Barbara and Patsy, Burns who
are each engaged in a nursing
course spent the Easter holiday
with their parents Mr. and Mrs.
Robbie Burns.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cowan and
Greg of Barrie spent the Easter
weekend with his mother Mrs.
George Cowan.
The euchre party held in the
hall on Friday evening was well
attended 12 tables were in play.
Winners were: ladies high, Mrs,
Robbie Burns; low, Mrs. Eric
eAndersdiriVlone hands, Mrs. Pipe;
mens high, Eric Anderson; low,
Bill Leeper; lone hands, Lloyd
Pipe.
Women Institute Officers for
1970-71 are as follows: past
president, Mrs. Elgin Josling;
president, Mrs. Gladys Gourley;
first vice president, Mrs. Eric
Anderson•
'
second Vice
president, Mrs. Robt. Dalton;
secretary treasurer, Mrs. Gordon
Robinson; assistant secretary
treasurer, Mrs. Arthur Clark;
public relations, Mrs. Harvey
Taylor; District Director, Mrs,
Jasling; alternate district, Mrs.
Don ,Buchanan; press reporter,
Mrs. Bert Allen; pianist, Mrs.
Edwin Wood; assistant pianist,
Mrs. John Armstrong; auditors.
Mrs. Lorne Hunking, Mrs. Jack
Lee; flower and card convener,
Mrs. Bert Shobbrook;
committee, Mrs. Clark, Mrs.
Josling, Mrs. Jim Howalt;
resolutions, Mrs. Tom Allen;
and spirit committees were. set
up.
Before the joint meeting, the
boys had Maurice Love of
Exeter as their guest speaker for
the eVening. Maurice is president
of the Huron Plowman's
Association. He spoke on
Plowing Matches and how they
' The April meeting of the
.Clintonian Club was held in the
Town Hall Thursday April 2.
The president, Mrs. H.
Managhan opened the meeting.
Due to bad weather only 14
members answered roll call by
naming their favorite spring
flower.
The secretary read the
minutes of the last meeting. An
excellent financial report was
given by the treasurer Mrs.
Cummings. Mrs. Leppington
reported for the Work
committee. They have two more
quilts to have quilted and one
quilt top to 'be made for sale.
Flowers and cards report was
are set up. He also joined the
joint meeting and voice about
the • queen of the furrow
competition held at most
matches. He outlined the
requirements pertaining to the
event, He tried to ,encourage
each girl to enter this event, The
meeting was adjourned and
lunch Was served,
given by Mrs. George Glazier,
Mrs. Russell Coiclough read
several items of correspondence
from 14Onclon. A discussion
followed and five delegates were
appointed to attend a meeting in
London on May 26,
Mrs. Cummings gave a reading
then conducted the Dutch
Auction;. the winners being Mrs.
V. Lampman and Mrs. C.
Murrell, The mystery prize was
also won by Mrs. Murrell.
The next meeting will be held
in the Town Hall May 7.
The president closed the
meeting, after which a few
games of euchre was played.
42 PIECE
COMBINATION
SOCKET SET
HENSALL DISTRICT
"AIR KING"
DEHUMIDIFIER
With Automatic
• Humidistat
Permanently oiled, hermetically sealed for
maintenance-free operation.
• 5 year warranty on sealed unit.
Regular Value $114.95 each
$98.88 each
Sale Price
"WESTEEL
ROSCO"
LIFETIME
GATES
Conveners of Standing
Committee: Agriculture and
Canadian industry, Mrs. R.
Dalton, Mrs. Keith Allen;
Citizenship and Education,
Mrs. Glen Carter, Mrs. Lorne
Hunking;
Home Economics and Health,
Mrs. Ben Riley, Mrs. Torn
Du izer;
Historical Research and
Current Events, Mrs. Buchanan,
Mrs. Jim Jamieson;
Tweedsmuir Book Curator,
Mrs. Lloyd Pipe;
Tweedsmuir Book
Committee, Mrs. A. Clark, Mrs.
Tom Allen, Mrs. Harvey Taylor,
Mrs. G. Robinson.
Friends of Mr. Bert Brunsdon
will be pleased to hear the
surgery he underwent recently in
Victoria Hospital has been quite
beneficial and we hope there will
be further improvement.
"Fruit Fanciers" has been
chosen for the name of the 4-H
homemaking club. Notes were
taken to enlarge the knowledge
of how important the fruit we
eat really is. All took part in
making grapefruit and lime jello.
Two carloads of the
Londesboro U.C.W. members
attended the Thank Offering
meeting of Walton U.C.W. on
Sunday evening, Mrs. Galway of
Listowel gave an interesting
address and a fine musical
selection was contributed by the
Willbee orchestra. A social half
hour was enjoyed at the close.
Adastral Park news
BY CAROLE WARNER
RANGERS
The Rangers of C. F. B.
Clinton recently elected a new
executive. The 'new president is
Anita Brochu; vice-president,
Irene Schwab; secretary,
Catherine Thompson; treasurer,
Diane Dehcehhier; social
committee, Chris Ebel; fund
raising, Jo Ryan; program, Cathy
Ingram, and community service,
Joanne Will.
At the meeting Wednesday,
March 18, Cathy Ingram
received her first Ranger star.
The Rangeri, as a community
service ran the concession booth
and acted as usherettes for the
Pegasus theatre.
James Bondeticr'
is back!
•4.
NOW
FOR YOUR
ENJOYMENT
The
Clintonficin Club
• 3 sets in one-'/4", Va" and 1/2 " • Made from
chrome molybdenum steel • Packed in steel case • Un-
conditionally guaranteed.
$
r ftft
\ Regular Value $42.95 each y.79 each /
, /./ /lmr 7 W.
111
Built to last a lifetime, Riveted eonstrectiOn and non-sagging.
Available in 10', 12',, 14' and 16' lengths-
11.); Regular Value $28.05 Sale Price $23„99
12' Regular Value $29.90 Sale We $25,59
14' Regular Value $35.85 tale price $30,69
16' Regular Value 08,15 Saki Price $324 69
Designed to handle most welding and cut-
ting jobs around the farm.
Outfit consists of:
• Single-Stage Oxygen Regulator 100 and
3,000 lib. gauges • Single-Stage Acetylene
Regulator 30 and 400 lb. gauges • Forney
Welding. Torch Handle • Complete Cutting
Assembly • Complete Mixing Assembly • 3
most useful Welding Tips • Pair Forney
Welding Goggles • Torch -Lighter with Flint
• Full 20 ft., 3f6" Double Line Hose.
Regular Value $189.50 each
Sale Price
20 CU. FT.
"GENERAL"
FREEZER
• Stores 695 lbs. of food!
• Vinyl coated liftout basket and_ adjustable
divider • Dependable fibreglass insulation • Lock
and keys • Adjustable temperature control • Safety
signal light • Interior light • Length 581/2 ", Height
371/2 ", Depth 291/2." • ,YLifetime" Warranty.
BUDGET PLAN TERMS AVAILABLE
Regular'Value $234.95 each
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