HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1970-05-21, Page 5TOPPING OFF THE HEAVY WATER TOWERS
A workman, some 330' above ground on a heavy water tower
awaits the arrival of a 47 ton top-head (shaped like a nose
cone), as it is lifted into position. The top-heads are completed
on three of four towers which make up a part of the enriching
section on Unit 1 of the Bruce Heavy Water Plant being built
for Atomic Energy of Canada Limited, by the Lummus
Company of Canada Limited. The plant, located at the Bruce
Nuclear Power Development will produce 800 tons of heavy
water per year when completed in 1973. - Ontario Hydro
Photo
News of Constance
BY MARY MCILVVAIN
BOX PLANTS
Pansies, Petunias, Alyssum, Marigolds
Salvia, Snaps, Carnations, impatiens,
Zinnia, Coleus,' Lobelia, etc.
60 PER BOX OF 12' PLANTS
Tomato, Cabbage, Cauliflower, etc.
50' PER BOX OF 12 PLANTS
Geraniums EXtra Heavl, 5, inch netts
- Pink - Salmon
The Stewart Board of
Brucefield United Church held
their .ineeting ,on Wednesday.
evening, May 13. It was„degidecl,
to' hold the ham and strawberry
supper on June 24.
Mr. Jas Souter, received word
that his brother, Mr, W. M.
Souter had passed away in
Vancouver. The sympathy of the
community is extended to the
family.
Mr, and Mrs. Fred Robinson
and family spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Mel
Graham.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stuart,
Toronto, were holiday guests of
their parents, Rev. and Mrs. E.
D. Stuart and grandfather.
Mrs. T. A. Anderson and Mr.
and Mrs. A. Cribbon, Toronto
spent the holiday weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. A. Paterson.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas
McBeath of Windsor visited over
DACKS
Men's Shoes
WHILE THEY LAST
20% OFF
Regular Stock
BALL MACAULAY
BUILDING SUPPLIES
Fan Trellis 1.89
No. 86
Wall Trellis . 2.99
No. 100
Wall Trellis . . 3.35
Flower Box ... 5.49
CEDAR
PICNIC TABLES
LEGS ASSEMBLED
Special
What's the
catch?
You don't know what
thorough means until
you've seen a VW
mechanic safety check a Volkswagen.
And we're giving you a chance to see it for nothing.
On your car.
We'll check 47 different things, From fuel line to
flashers. Then we'll give you a list and the cost of
putting your car, in perfect shape, if there happens to
be anything wrong.
Also, a VW Factory Service Representative will bp
on hand to answer any 'questions you may have.
All this just to keep you as a happy Volkswagen
customer. And it's absolutely free.
So are the coffee and donuts.
ANNUAL SAFETY
INSPECTION
NOTICE if customers have not received a letter of
notification of the above service due to a mail strike, they
are welcome to bring their cars in between 5 and 9 p.m. on
Thursday or Friday, Refreshments served.
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JUNE 6, 1970
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FRIDAY, MAY 22
READ'S SHOES & LUGGAGE 10%
DISCOUNT ON ALL
REGULAR STOCK
NOT ADVERTISED OTH SALE
FINAL REDUCTION ' •
WOMEN'S DRESS HEELS .
60 PA ONLY LAST 99.,.. nr n; 2 PAM Aci
LAST • 'tt-- 7^ ;FOR le:woo
Ends Saturday, May• 23
Hundreds of Top Quality Shoes are on Display and Sale Priced
for our Annual Sale
OUR POLICY - "Clean House Once A YEAR"
White Cross & Air Step Shoes
Reg. to 18.98 - Assorted Styles
Priced $4.99 to $10.99
WOMEN'S
CUBAN & STACKED HEELS
Reg. to 14.98
NOW $2.99 to $4.99
ineennimil
Ladies' Dress Heels
Reg. to 14.98
Lat,estileels - Latest Styles
FINAL REDUCTION $6.99
WOMEN'S
HUSH PUPPIES & O'OMPHIES
ASSORTED STYLES
Rag. to 13,98
FINAL REDUCTION $5.99
MEN'S SHOES
ASSORTED COLOURS and STYLES
$4.99 to $999
MEN'S
WORKBOOTS and OXFORDS
VARIETY OF SOLES Reg. to 16.98
NOW $6.99 to $11.99
Teenage Flats and
Klunky Heels - Latest 'Styles
$1.00 $3.99 $5.99
CANADIAN MADE
Men's Running Shoes
SPECIAL $1.99
SPECIALS !
BOWLING BAGS 1.88
CANVAS
SPORT BAGS 2.49
LADIES' CASUALS
by Raufinsn
PROP $ 1.99
CHILDREN'S
RUNNING SHOES
Sires 4 to a
1,00 or 1.29 pr.
CANVAS FOR THE
WHOLE FAMILY
1.99-2.79-5.49
Marine
LUGGAGE
20% off
All Sale
Shoes Are
Properly
Fitted
Mak
'CHILDREN'S SHOES
Straps, Dress Ties, Patent
Leather, Oxfords and
Loafers
Quality Shoes by Savage and Bata
Braves
Values to 8,98
$2.99 to $4 99
ASSORTED STYLES OF
CHILDREN'S SHOES ,
ON SALE AT
$1.00 pr.
SLIPPERS
FOE THE WHOLE FAMILY!
BUY NOW FOR CHRISTMAS 1970
WE'RE OVERSTOCKED
Women's
Kaufman, Wedges • - • • 2.99
Children's • - • • • • 99c to 2.99
Men's •• • • .• 1.9910 3.99
BUY YOUR
SUMMER
FOOTWEAR
NOW and SAVE
10% off
THE SELECTION IS GREAT!
SMALL MEN'S &
BOYS' SHOES
- Terrific Special
Sizes 6-71/z - Reg. to 14.98
NOW $7.99
TERMS CASH
NO REFUNDS
We
Guarantee
Customer
Satisfaction
THERE ARE MORE GIANT SAVINGS ON 'MANY OTHER ITEMS
COME IN AND BROWSE YOU'RE ALWAYS WELCOME
PHONE 5274)690 SEAFORTH, ONT.
,Open Daily, Except Mon,, May 18 St30 a.m. to 6 p.m.-Fticlays Open 8t30 1109 p.m-Open All Day Wed.
News of Bikefieki News of tondesbaro
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Van der
olan, Paul, Mark and Margie of
akville spent the holiday
eekend with Mrs. W. L. Whyte,
om and Bill.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hart of
russets and Mr. and Mrs.
harles Hart of Goderich were
turday evening visitors with
r. and Mrs. Fred Buchanan and
amity,
Paul, Devin and Lori Crozier
f Listowel spent the weekend
ith their grandparents, Mr. and
rs. George Mcllwain, Sandra
nd Mary.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Woods,
of
Gananoqueti-,s ri nt- -theholidan
weekend wi h Mr. and Ws;
Frank Riley.
Kevin Jewitt spent the
weekend with Rick Snell of
Londesboro.
Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson
and family spent the holiday
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Reynolds and family of South
Field, Michigan.
Mr, and Mrs. Case
Groenenberg and family of
Toronto spent the weekend with
Mr, and Mrs. Bert Haverkemp
and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred
McClymont of Varna spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Nick
Whyte David ,Crystal and Bryan.
Saturday visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Riley were Mr.
and Mrs. Tom Riley of Clinton
and Mr. and Mrs. Douglas
Riley, Kim and Greg of
Winthrop.
Sunday visitors with Mrs. Ella
:,JeWitt and hOYs and
("Mis.lt. kjelv i CrOf Clinton, and
Mr. and Mrs. John Jewitt, Carol
Ann, Judy, Danny and Billy.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Pfaff and
family of Crediton were Sunday
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ken
Preszcator, Linda, Dianne and
Nancy.
Mr, and Mrs. George
Mcllwain, Lynn and Steven of
Stratford spent Monday with
Mr. and Mrs. Mcllwain, Mary
and Sandra.
Mrs, Jim Preszcator, Billy and
Debbie and Mrs. John Jewitt,
Carol Ann, Judy, Danny and
Billy visited on Monday with Mr,
and Mrs. Bill Dawson, Brenda,
Bonnie and John of Varna.
Miss Margie Whyte of Guelph I
spent Monday with her mother J
Mrs. W. L. Whyte, Toirr-,and
Bill.
Miss Doreen Riley of
Stratford spent the holiday
weekend with her parents Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Riley and family.
Mrs. Elma Jewitt and Brian
and Mrs. Annie Leitch spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Glew of Dorchester and
also at Niagara Falls.
P.Y. MRS.
The May meeting of the
Tuckeramith V.0 W. of the
Brucefield United -Church, was
held at the .home of Mrs. Mass
Chapman, on Monday evening
with an attendance of 21 and
one visitor, Mrs, E, MOW, Of
Sault Ste, Marie.
Mrs, Frvin. Sellery and Mrs.
Ham were in charge. Mrs. i-lam
opened the meeting with a
PPM, Mother. A hymn was sung
With Mrs, G. Henderson at the
Organ. Mrs. Ham read a chapter
from the bible,
Mrs. Sellery read a poem. The
offering was received by Mrs.
Ham and dedicated by Mrs.
Sellery„ Roll call was answered by
the name of a historical woman
and why.
The devotion was given by all
members taking part for two
minutes, This part of the
meeting closed with the Lords
prayer in unison.
The President Mrs. Paterson
chaired the business part of the
meeting. Mrs. J, McNaughton
gave the secretary's report and
Mrs. Berry the treasurers report.
A silent auction sale took place
where $25 was raised. The
money raising project for the
June meeting will be five cents
for every pair of shoes you wear.
The June meeting will be held at
the home of Mrs. Geo.
Henderson,
Visitors day will be held on
June 2, when Kippen and
Hensel' units and Bayfield, will
be our guests.
The ladies are asked to bring
good used clothing to the
Church to be sent to the rescue
mission in London. The meeting
closed with prayer. Mrs.
Chapman and her committee,
Mrs. S, Rose, .Mrs. J. Broadfoot
and Mrs. Paterson served
refreshments. Mrs. Chapman was
thanked for the use of her home.
Mrs. W. Paterson, Mrs. J.
Broadfoot, Mrs. R. Taylor and
Mrs. L. Eyre attended the tulip
festival in Michigan, last week.
Mrs. Ethel Moore, Sault Ste.
Marie, visited with her cousins,
Mrs. W. Haugh and family, and
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. McNaughton.
'The many friends of Mrs.
Geo. Clufton will be sorry to
hear that she is a patient in
Victoria Hospital, London.
the weelcend with. their mother
Mrs. J. W, McBeath,
Miss Sharon Burdge, Qwen
Sound, spent the holiday with
her -parents, Mr #40 Mrs, Wm.
Burtige,
and Mrs. Crowe,
Brantford, were weekend guests
Of their daughter. Mrs. John
Moffatt and Mr. Moffatt,
Mr, Ron Blames London,
visited with bawrence Elliott
and other friends during the
holiday weekend.
tamotor
Need a bulletin board for all
those items - shopping lists,
notes, telephone numbers - that
never seem to have a place of
their own? Make your own
suggests the Canadian Paint
Manufacturers Association. Cut
out a large square of masonite
and sand the edges to make
them smooth, Then cover it with
one or two coats of gold paint.
When your square has dried, rub
with a -coat of brown antiquing
glaze, To finish, glue on one or
more squares of colored cork tile
in the color that will best accent
your room.
BY MK BERT ALLEN
The Masonic Service held 04
Sunday morning was well
attended, About 70 masons
participated.
ROY. Heckendorn delivered an
iniPrescsiVe message entitled
"Conversion* Who needs it?".
Miss Claire Taylor of Toronto
contributed a WO with Miss.
Ann Fairservice acCompanying
at the organ. The Rev. Stanley
McDonald of Regina, having
consented to take over the
pastorale, is expected to arrive
about July 1st. Bev, Clayton
Ileckendorri who has been with
this charge for two years is
retiring and expects to reside in
Kitchener.
Members of the cheerio club
entertained the senior citizens
and bachelors of the village on
Wednesday evening of last week
at the home of Mrs, Livingstone.
Seven tables of cards were in
play. Mrs. John Armstrong was
high lady; Mrs. Wilmer Howalt,
low; Bill Manning, high man;
Robt. Watson, low; Mrs. Ed
Youngblut held the lucky chair
and Mrs. Gourley had the closest
birthday to the date selected,
Mr, John Armstrong thanked the
ladies for an enjoyable evening
and Mrs. Livingstone for the
of her home,
The Community wishes to
extend a Welcome to Mr, and
Mrs. John Riley and Carmen
who hays recently moved to the
village. Mr. Riley for the past
months has been renovating the
home and• is now fairly well
settled.
The same welcome goes to
Mr. and Mrs, Alex, Riley and
family who moved this week
into the former residence of Mrs.
Robt. Younghlut,
Weekend visitors with Mrs.
Harold Livingstone were Mr. and
Mrs, Ed Balton and Mrs. Carrie.
Mr, and Mrs. Ivan Perry and Bill
all of London, Mr, and Mrs.
Chan Livingstone and daughters
of Exeter.
Mr, and Mrs. Dave Watson of
McKillop spent Sunday with his
Uncle Mr. and Mrs. Robt,
Watson. Mrs. Thos. Knox
returned last week to her home
having spent the winter months
with her son Bill and his wife
Irene of Blyth.
Mr, and Mrs. John Laurie and
Robbie of Kitchener spent the
holiday with their respective
parents.
Clinton. News-Record, Thursday, :May 21, 1970 ,P
ANNUAL _CHICKEN BARBECUE,
EOMQNPVILL.E UNITED. CHURCH
ON
SATURDAY, MAY. 23
5- 8 p.m.
1 /2 Chicken plate 1.50
1 /4 Chicken plate $1.00
COME AS YOU ARE
TAKE OUT ORDERS A SPECIALTY
ATTENTION VW OWNERS
A free service check
for your Volkswagen
FORAGE AND.
GRASS SEEDS
We still have most lines of
seeds, including
SARANAC ALFALFA and
RED CLOVER.
Now after the rains is an ideal
time to sow Red Clover in a
soil-building program.
R. N.
ALEXANDER
Londesboro
Clinton Blyth
482-7475 523=4399