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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1973-04-12, Page 10Phone 482-9511 1 Everyone at St. Joseph's, Separate School in Clinton was involved in the school's first musical production "Music Through the Ages" which was presented at the church to an en- thusiastic audience last Tuesday night in Clinton. Singing songs of the Wild West are left to right Jacqueline Bradley, Denise Corbett, Mary'McMahon and Marie Dykstra. (News-Record photo) SALE ENDS SATURDAY APRIL 14 MORE THAN 350 ITEMS OW SALE Clinton •Ontarki NO, 529.401 FARM SALE PRICE 29999 ea. J&M SUPER KING SIZE 7' WIDE GRAVITY BOX (. Approx. capacity-210 bu.) • Rugged built for top job performance featuring: Door opening is automatically secured by spring tension—will not drop! Box and under structure of formed steel for flexibility and strength . Increased slope to handle the many types of farm products and dry fertilizers . Tapered grain chute and ladder at each end • Drop off at door maintained for easy handling of ear corn. J & M ADDED FEATURES: . Extra support braces to back of box for more support against side thrust • Floor of bed com- pletely tied in with back and front to prevent center sag • Corners are 20% larger . Corner reinforcements, extra heavy 12 ga. steel, welded inside and out . Only 131/2 " overhang over main brace on backside • Under-structure support brace welded on INSIDE as well as out. zantalwramo.mmunm:sm....kz HYDRAULIC AUGER 10-12-14 FOOT MODELS SAW No. 547-962 SALE 59!! Finest quality, long wearing ba bearing SKILSAW has extra • Ring capacity and greater handl ease. Rugged 10 amp motor lops over 1% h.p... 2 prong for use where grounding Is I venient Extra long lower g retracting Sever for Improved trot and safety. Cuts 7/16" at 1-71e at 45'. Large easy to bevel and height adjusting trots. Cord guard. N0.529.450 . NO, 529.451 x NO. 529.452 Size 10 It, 4 Si, 12 It, 0Size 1411. FVNI Sale Price Farm Sal. Pro Farm Sala PFICI 288 ,1! 3082 328" ...OPERATES OFF TRACTOR HYDRAULIC SYSTEM 00 1114 NO AUXI LIARY POWER UNIT NEEDED 00000810 • Auger Tube is one piece. 14 ga. seamless steel, 6 inch diameter • 180' swing • Easily attaches to most gravity grain boxes • Will deliver approximately 15 eu, per minute under normal conditions • Works efficiently on dry fertilizer, bulk feed and small grains • Will discharge satisfactorily from highest to lowest vertical working range. IMPORTANT: Tractor must have MINI- MUM OFt GALLON PER MINUTE tractor rated pressure system. 24" ROUND - BARBECUE No, 575-175 SALE En1 Each Enjoy summer outdoors... take along a portable barbecue. Deep drawn bowl with rolled edge on folding tripod legs. Adjustable grill has handles for easy moving without burning your fingers. A great family barbecue that dismantles easily for the trunk of your car. 8 ft. - No. 563-607 Reg. Value 28.60 SALE 2 5 69 Ea. 14 ft.- No. 563-610 Reg. Value 45.25 SALE 406 9 Ea, 10 ft. - No. 563-608 Reg. Value 35.40 SALE 31 79 Ea. 16 ft. - No, 563-611 Reg. Value 48.10 SALE 432E9a 20" CLIPPER 31/2 H.P. LAWN MOWE Easy spin recoil gets you otf to a good start. New turbo-lift blade—perfectl balanced for safe quiet operation. Safely lock blade clutch—gives you maxi mum blade protection, 7" x 1.50" wheels-adjustable from 3/i" to 3'. Safet float lock chrome plated handle—can't slip out of position. Throttle contr on handle, Powerful 31/2 H.P. Briggs and Stratton engine. Finished in red an white enamel. FOLDING GARDEN PANELS NO. 563.575 1143 SALE I Ea. Folds to fit any'shape flower bed or lawn edging. White baked on enamel finish. Measures 15" high, 10' long. STERLING TRUSTS • TORONTO — 372 Bay Street (416) 364-7495 BARRIE — 35 Dunlop Street (705) 726-6495 ORILLIA — 73 Miesissage St. E., (705) 325-2226 Hensall District Co-Operative BRUCEFIELD HENSALL ZURICH 4 82- 9823 262-2608 236-4393 .W:MS.:,4,frAli.W00.7•FM;M:M.4400:611040%Xer, USED TRUCKS Fresh Trade—Ins 1971 FORD STYLESIDE 1/2 TON Six cylinder, standard shift, 24,000 miles. Like new. Lic. No. C28236 1971 GMC FLEETSIDE 1/2 TON 350 V-8, turbo hydramatic, radio, rear bumper, heavy duty springs. 19,000 miles. Used as a car. Lic. No. P40189 1.971 GMC FLEETSIDE 1/2 TON 307 V-8, standard shift, power brakes, all heavy duty suspension and over- sized tires. 1•111019104.mag.M.1.0614911.11...1.3.11 1970 GMC FLEETSIDE 1/2 TON Six cylinder, automatic, power steering, power brakes. 18,000 miles. Must be seen. Lic. No. 027877. 1969 FARGO STYLESIDE 1/2 TON Six cylinder, standard shift, 1' good condition. Lic. No. B32987. 'r IIMOSIMMISIMM014101=111111.11(116.14.11M3511 1968 CHEV STEPSIDE 1/2 TON Six cylinder standard shift ;I auxiliary springs, big,: mirrors. 22,000 actual one owner miles. Lic. No. C29599. 1967 MERCURY RANGER STYLESIDE 1/2 TON 352 V-8, automatic, radio, ;I: rear bumper. Chrome package. Above average. 1967 CHEV STEPSIDE 1/2 TON Six foot box, 283 V-8, radio, standard shift. 50,000 miles. Lic. No. T36360. McGEE PONTIAC BUICK 2 4.8 39 1' GODERICH 10--CLINTON NEWS-RECORD, THURSDAY, APRIL 12, 1973 News gf Ilertsall BY Joycg. PEPPER Unit IV of Hensall met on Thursday afternoon at the Church with 21 members present, Mrs. James McAllister, leader opened the meeting with a verse from 11 Corinthians, Chapter 13, "Examine your- selves to see if you are holding the faith. Self examination is necessary, she• said and she closed with prayer. Mrs. George Armstrong gave the devotional on Spring and Easter when the greatest event of the Christian Church takes place. Mrs. Russell Erratt read the Scrip- ture from Luke and Matthew on the Crucifixion and the Resurrection. Mrs. Harry Cald- well gave the study on education in India. Mrs. McAllister read a letter from Jesus Ashram in India, written by Brother Bob and Mrs. Rowe reported for the Queensway Nursing Home. The offering was taken by Mrs. Harburn and Mrs. Ferguson. Mrs. E. Chipcase and her committee served lunch. REBEKAH DESSERT EUCHRE A very good crowd was in at- tendance at the Rebekah Lodge Dessert Euchre held in the Lodge rooms last Wednesday afternoon, with 13 tables in play the winners were: high winner on the pink cards, Mrs. Mel Lamport, Exeter; high winner on the green cards, Mrs. R.A. Orr; most lone hands, Mrs. Annie Morena, Dashwood; low games, Mrs. Idle, Exeter. A draw on a bunny shaped cake donated by Mrs. Hazel Corbett was won by Mrs. Pearl Taylor, Chilselhurst and a quart of maple syrup donated by Mrs. Irene Blackwell was won by Mrs. Ray Cottle of Exeter. PERSONAL Mr. and Mrs. John Konynen- dyk, Woodstock; Ad VanDiel, Toronto; Peter Van . Diel, Goderich; and Tony Gelderland, Ridgetown visited with Mr. and Mrs. Sim Roobal last week. LEGION AUXILIARY The April meeting of the Hensall Legion. Ladies' Auxiliary was held in the Legion Hall Tuesday evening with president Mrs. Mildred Chalmers presiding. Members accepted an in- vitation to attend a birthday party at Seaforth Legion Auxiliary on it 17. It was an- nounced that the Easter Basket draw would be held on April 21, with the proceeds to g) towards the Crippled Childrens Treatment Centre in London. Vera Smale won the guessing prize and also the mystery prize. UNIT II THANKOFFERING Unit II of Hensall U.C.W. met Monday evening at the Church for their Easter Thankoffering meeting. Mrs. Joyce Pepper acted as Chairlady and welcomed everyone and opened with a poem entitled "No time for God". Mrs. Lorna Chapman gave an inspiring devotional on Easter, with Mrs. Sadie Hoy reading scripture from Mark, The roll call answered with twelve members was a verse with the word "Joyful" in it. A card of thanks was read from Mrs. Jelene Keys. Mrs. Kay Mock conducted the business portion of the meeting which included the general meeting on May 7, Unit II are responsible for flowers in the Church for May and are also to go to Queensway Nursing Home in May. It was announ- ced that there will be an Open House at the Queensway Nur- sing Home on May 30 from 2 to 4, and ladies are asked to bring baking it was also suggested that members visit the nursing home in the summer months especially July 9 and August 6, The study on India was very capably taken by Mrs. Jean Wareing who read an article from the Life Magazine written by Peter White on "Life in Calcutta" and also an, article from the March Readers Digest on Mother Tereasa and her work in India and other coun- tries, The meeting closed and Hostesses Kay Mock and Hilda Payne served a delicious lunch. AMBER REBEKAH LODGE The regular meeting of the Amber Rebekah Lodge was held Wednesday evening in the Lodge rooms with N. G. Mrs. Irene Blackwell presiding and being assisted by V.G. Mrs. Aldeen Volland. Mrs. Volland reported that a number of cards and treats had been sent to the sick and shut- in members. Plans were made in preparation for the official spring visit of the D.D.P. Mrs. Margaret Sharp to the Lodge on April 18. The members were reminded of the District meeting which will he held the afternoon of April 18, at Seaforth Lodge rooms. All past Grands of the Lodge are invited to attend. Mrs. Olga Chipchase repor- ted on having attended the speak-off held in Clinton recen- tly when a Hensall boy, Tony Kyle was the lucky winner of a trip to the United Nations in June. It was decided that Mrs. Bertha MacGregor• and Mrs. Olga Chipchase would attend the Grand Lodge sessions in Toronto in June. Final plans were made to attend the 25th Birthday party of Monkton Star Lodge to be held in At- wood Community Centre on April 27. Quite a number of members plan to attend this event. A request was received in regards to helping finance a bus for theg Huronview residents, this was set aside for another meeting for further discussion. It was reported that the Dessert Euchre held last Wed- nesday afternoon was a real success, LADIES ATTEND BELGRAVE An Easter Thank Offering meeting was held in Belgrave Presbyterian Church last Wed- nesday with Mrs. Robert Cam- pbell of Wingham as the guest speaker. Those attending from Hen- sail Carmel Presbyterian Church were Mrs. Elizabeth Faber, Mrs. Myrtle Dick, Mrs. Malcolm Dougall and Mrs. Rachel Schwalm. •MIIMI.Mr.19111111111•INI JUST ARRIVED! Large assortment of work boots suitable for every job; we also have some air force shoes at a good price at RAY'S SHOE REPAIR 35 HURON ST. CLINTON, ONT. 15 CO-OP spring SALE SAVES YOU MONEY Thurs. Apr. 5 to at. April 21 st,..0 Becomes mare popular every summer. Great for picnics and camping. For quick and easy Bar-B-O's,'Features adjustable level chrome grill, adjustable draft control, wooden base for steel legs, easy-to-hold wooden handles on hibachi and grills. Size 10" x 20", DOUBLE HIBACHI 16 FT. ALUMINUM PUSH-UP LADDER A very popular all pur- pose ladder Featuring: flat step design; 2-5/8" channel type side rails; a full length interlocking design with rounded edges for safe handling; plated steel automatic safety locks and swivel type self-adjusting shoes. Coloured plastic end caps prevents marring walls. CAST IRON No. 580-027 Reg. Value 25.95 . SALE • SALE No, 575-187 647 • Each 217.7 Rivetted construction and non- sagging. Available in 4', 8', 12', 14' and 16' lengths (4 ft. to 12 ft. sizes have simple diagonal braces only) Ask about our special prices on grain bins. 4 ft. - No. 563-606 Reg. Value 20.70 SALE 1 859Ea. 12 ft. No. 563-609 Reg. Value 37.70 SALE 33" Ea. "WESTEEL ROSCO" "LIFE TIME" GALVANIZED GATES NYLON REINFORCED 50' GARDEN HOSE NO. 591-247 137 SALE 3 Ea. Better quality nylon reinforced garden hose is popular le diameter. Nylon woven jacket provides amazing strength and light weight. THRIFTY OSCILLATING SPRINKLER DELIVERS OVER All AREA OF 2200 FEET NO. 591.446 417 Regular Value SALE Ea. Covers a rectangular area up to 2200 feet Moves easily on aluminum sled-like runners. Easily adjusts left or right. Fo lull or partial coverage with no waste of water. FERTILIN 10.6-4 TURF FERTILIZER No. 270-040 40 lb, No. 270.041 80 lb. SALE SALE 349 6" For healthier, greener lawns this sum- mer ... The vital nutrients that feed your grass,'are gradually released as required. Available in both 40 lb. and 80 lb, bags. CANADA No. 1 LAWN SEED CO-OP STANDARD LAWN SEED GUARANTEED TRUST CERTIFICATES Here's a great way to put your money to work: .7 3/4% interest, guaranteed on 5-year term deposits. Other terms available. Minimum deposit, $500. Call or drop in and see us today. "Get yourself into Hot Water" "CASCADE 40" WATER HEATER No. 566.797 SALE 69 99 Ea, Yetitan forget those unexpec• ted cold showers! • 10 year warranty on glass lined tank • 1000 watt bottom element, 3000 watt top element • Height overall 50", Diameter 22", Weight approx, 170 Ibt, :§0.\\\\\\*.\\\N,Wy<MM.,%V.V.N. 3 SPEED WINDOW FAN No. 541.450 SALE 1188 Ea. 20' luggage Style fan with convenient 'carrying handles, Fan is manually reversible for intake or exhaust, Safety plastic grill-front and back, Rotary switch control, 5 fine white plastic blades, 5 YEARS WARRANTY ON MOTOR UNIT SUMP PUMP. SALE 3498 High capacity, will pump ap- proximately 590 U.S, gallons per hour with 20 ft. lift, Pump has 8" diameter base and .1/311,P. Motor. No. 525.396, Thi^,111.,11ty (ur1/11),, FM'. Kr ; H ii , , , i N. (',irk KentlICI,y Nix, In 1 . t Jr tnic,, 1Pairvd "Sti and growing rr,nitil,. m. r II i r y ••• I lb No '210 quI) SALE SA 1.09 4.59 VAVAWAMMOOMMAIME.Mnx.44,.,;.,.