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Ma:and
bu.A..J. pounft, J1pbn
and Calby t .Sunday with
nand Mrs. Lloyd Scotchmer.
r. and Mrs. %Ierlbert Kimkh},am,
London, visited her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Emerson Heard, on Sun-
'�Y.
Howard Scotehmer visited his
;sister; Mrs. J. Po=der and family
in,F to ddon from. Wednesday .to
lt`rid�y'.
harry Baw is stayin"g at his
cotttaW "Wbel In" at nights,
while on a .business trip in this
district,
W. and Mrs. John Elliott and
throe children, Vatchener, visited
l& parents., Mr. and Mrs. WE-
�am R,.,Euitrtt on, -Sunday.
Miss Jessie L. Metcalf retaurned
to Detroit on Sunday, after lieu-
Cei�
AS
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LovC is WHAT MAKES
THE (OUNG MEN, GROW ,
MUSTACHES — AUD THE
' OLD UNS SHAYS f.EM OFF °
For smooth performance
let our traluiO- mechanics
regularly service your car.
Our automotive -"know-how"
assures you (if perfect mot
oring . all year long.
was an K, ter visitor at the home
of %ft. :and Mrs. R. Ray Fitz-
Simmons..
Misses 14 aen and 'Brenda Blair
donned their bathing suits and
took a swim in, Lake Uuron' on
Sundaly. They 'didn?t finch ?t too
cold,
Cathy MacLeod, who spent the
Easter vacation with- her ;grand-
parentts, Mi' and ,Mrs. L. H. D.
,1vla:cLeod, re'tiuraed to pyran on
Sunday.
Johai" • PeOcoc'k 'and Mass• Betty
B1
(Fort Arthur, spent the
He=rd with iiia (parents, Rev,
and, efts, C. E. Peacock, at the
parsonage",
MissMarion Markin and Ken-
neth ;Mackie, London, were. with
the farmer's !parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. 'Lloyd Makins, over the
weekend.
Lorne and Colleen, children of
IlVLr. and (Mrs.VlgrtPn rNferner, are
recuperating at iioine atter having
each' .undergone a 'iomillectomy in
Clinton Public Hospital on Vri-
d'ay.
Mar, and, Mrs. Ernest Rphn,
Grosse Puente alarms, Michigan,
visilied the tatter's rnotiher, W.
David,7 and ,uncle and awn t,
Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Watson" on
Sunday and
George Bell Belt was home for
weekend, &lis father, Charles
Bell and William MI;cD'ool motors
to Humberstone with him oil Sun
-
night ay night rovSiexa he rerj. m d the
' 85. S. 'Windo'c." They returht
home on Monday.
Miss Elaine Weston returrve
been with her aunt, Mims. Keit
home on Sunday after bavi
Pruss, London', for a: week.
Rosernarri'e Telford', was, also i
London for the week, the .guest
a Miss Betty Ann Beard.
Tedi Turner and Jerry Wa h
visi`t"ed with. the, former's� cousin
Mrs.. rGv Clarke, London,
Wednresd'ay to, Saturday. All th
young folk attended Allam, EF,ried's
Rock and,. Rall program, in th
London Arena on Thursday .nig'h't.
'John K. Forrester and "brio
arrived In Bayfield on Thrursda
of S,ast week sifter a harneymoo
trip to Norther�ni Ontar4o. They
have taken "up residence" in Cliff
Utter's cottage adjok-Ang Cit,
I lass rSe. rvice . Station which they
,operate.
' .
Mr. and Mrs'. Merton rMern
and Mr". • and Mr's. Roy F itzsibi
mons' attended, the 21st anhvivers
airy banquet and ladies nit
tine Past Master. "Ass'oaatign,
South) Huron Masonic Distsi'ct,
the Mgrs.; L eroy Poth Showed Pictures And
Narrated on Her. Trip To Europe.
(By our Bayfield Correspondent)
d Mrs: LeRoy Poth described her They saw the. beautiful League
Keith 'tilp from Venice and., Rome, Italy; of Nations building overlooking
M Munrtreaux ' and Geneva, Switzer- ILaltre "Geneva.
land- Parnas, •France-' and "back to
n One,of the delicacies of Troyes,
t rii;7,jand, while her husband pro- France is, snails which are cult-
j.ected the ;b!eautiful coloured slid- Wated locally. Mrs. Potah's ap-
es' which: she tools last year.
S petite was not whetted when, a
. Outstanding were the Coliseum man, at their table ordered snails
from
FOR SALE "A TENDER
The Dwelling locatgd on the Corner of No. �4. Highway
and Boyfield Road, .Brucgfield, North West Corner.
Purchaser to remove building and fill ' in basement to
the satisfaction of the Department of Highways by
July 1, 1958,
Tenders to b,0 in :the -hands of the secretary by 6 p.rri.
April 23, 1958. Highest; or any tender not neces-
sprily accepted.--
Hensal'l District CQ -Operative -
BERTRAM KLOPP, Secretary,
R.R. 3, Zurich, Ont.
15-b
Read Mixed . Concrete
For
WALLS -- FLOORS WALKS
BARNYARDS -- Etc..,
Delivered: to the Job in the Quantity
You Require.
The Fast Clean 'Way to pour
Concrete.
a •-
CALL OR WRITE US FOR FREE
ESTIMATES .
Huron Concrete Sup*I Ltd.
G ODERICH' Phone 174
Also Suipplidrs of Cann' rote Block
St. Paul's Anglican Church, Hepsall was the setting for the
wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Stanway Turner. The far-
mer Barbara Jean, Lavender, the "bride is the daughter of W.
and Mrs. Thomas G. Lavender, Hensall, and the groom is the
only son of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh King Turner, Glasgow, Scotland.
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lay MISS '4uipy Al WO,OR11%
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PROM, BAYFI E14 45 x S
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01oxm Brandaar ;CbAt'han?, spent
im'g ;been home for the Faster
Mahe weekend wiah laws wife and
;family,
McConkey,
vacation.
Mrs, LeRoy Poth 2s doing sub-
I7,
Mrs, Edith. {i'earl Monk, wife
Mr.:and Mrs. Nelson
s'tftte teach'igag at $S No.
s..
Toror>Ito', were at their !home her'le
Bosauquet Township, until the
and proceeded to dig them out
far tape w eekem�d
e vac
uxnxn a
'summer ti
colourful amid ancient uniforms.
Mx and MrS; X F1 don
;Ra egg, Irova'. ,
,1VIr. and Mrs', 'Donald Matthews
w
were at tia"egiir 4otge on, Main
and "baby ]:lien; London, -at
t• r
t.
' Street for the weej_?a'd.
the weel�en'd" with. her another,
..r
Mrs, a. H, IF. Qairdner left fw
Mrs. A, M. Bassett.
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Wtursday to 'visit her sister an
Mr, and Mrs.. Stuart Watson
River Forrest and Fvanstgn .111.
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and two )boys, "Dundas, visited bis
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Mass. ,5ylva,a F1tsSxn?zaons spent
parents, Mr. and MTS. 'Fred, W'at,
,
sen Sunda
Easter 1 1a, as the guest of Mrs.
Norman rMomo and Joanne Galt.
Miss Ftvisx'a Ch"wrchill, T'ononta,
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Ma:and
bu.A..J. pounft, J1pbn
and Calby t .Sunday with
nand Mrs. Lloyd Scotchmer.
r. and Mrs. %Ierlbert Kimkh},am,
London, visited her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Emerson Heard, on Sun-
'�Y.
Howard Scotehmer visited his
;sister; Mrs. J. Po=der and family
in,F to ddon from. Wednesday .to
lt`rid�y'.
harry Baw is stayin"g at his
cotttaW "Wbel In" at nights,
while on a .business trip in this
district,
W. and Mrs. John Elliott and
throe children, Vatchener, visited
l& parents., Mr. and Mrs. WE-
�am R,.,Euitrtt on, -Sunday.
Miss Jessie L. Metcalf retaurned
to Detroit on Sunday, after lieu-
Cei�
AS
9
A
LovC is WHAT MAKES
THE (OUNG MEN, GROW ,
MUSTACHES — AUD THE
' OLD UNS SHAYS f.EM OFF °
For smooth performance
let our traluiO- mechanics
regularly service your car.
Our automotive -"know-how"
assures you (if perfect mot
oring . all year long.
was an K, ter visitor at the home
of %ft. :and Mrs. R. Ray Fitz-
Simmons..
Misses 14 aen and 'Brenda Blair
donned their bathing suits and
took a swim in, Lake Uuron' on
Sundaly. They 'didn?t finch ?t too
cold,
Cathy MacLeod, who spent the
Easter vacation with- her ;grand-
parentts, Mi' and ,Mrs. L. H. D.
,1vla:cLeod, re'tiuraed to pyran on
Sunday.
Johai" • PeOcoc'k 'and Mass• Betty
B1
(Fort Arthur, spent the
He=rd with iiia (parents, Rev,
and, efts, C. E. Peacock, at the
parsonage",
MissMarion Markin and Ken-
neth ;Mackie, London, were. with
the farmer's !parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. 'Lloyd Makins, over the
weekend.
Lorne and Colleen, children of
IlVLr. and (Mrs.VlgrtPn rNferner, are
recuperating at iioine atter having
each' .undergone a 'iomillectomy in
Clinton Public Hospital on Vri-
d'ay.
Mar, and, Mrs. Ernest Rphn,
Grosse Puente alarms, Michigan,
visilied the tatter's rnotiher, W.
David,7 and ,uncle and awn t,
Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Watson" on
Sunday and
George Bell Belt was home for
weekend, &lis father, Charles
Bell and William MI;cD'ool motors
to Humberstone with him oil Sun
-
night ay night rovSiexa he rerj. m d the
' 85. S. 'Windo'c." They returht
home on Monday.
Miss Elaine Weston returrve
been with her aunt, Mims. Keit
home on Sunday after bavi
Pruss, London', for a: week.
Rosernarri'e Telford', was, also i
London for the week, the .guest
a Miss Betty Ann Beard.
Tedi Turner and Jerry Wa h
visi`t"ed with. the, former's� cousin
Mrs.. rGv Clarke, London,
Wednresd'ay to, Saturday. All th
young folk attended Allam, EF,ried's
Rock and,. Rall program, in th
London Arena on Thursday .nig'h't.
'John K. Forrester and "brio
arrived In Bayfield on Thrursda
of S,ast week sifter a harneymoo
trip to Norther�ni Ontar4o. They
have taken "up residence" in Cliff
Utter's cottage adjok-Ang Cit,
I lass rSe. rvice . Station which they
,operate.
' .
Mr. and Mrs'. Merton rMern
and Mr". • and Mr's. Roy F itzsibi
mons' attended, the 21st anhvivers
airy banquet and ladies nit
tine Past Master. "Ass'oaatign,
South) Huron Masonic Distsi'ct,
the Mgrs.; L eroy Poth Showed Pictures And
Narrated on Her. Trip To Europe.
(By our Bayfield Correspondent)
d Mrs: LeRoy Poth described her They saw the. beautiful League
Keith 'tilp from Venice and., Rome, Italy; of Nations building overlooking
M Munrtreaux ' and Geneva, Switzer- ILaltre "Geneva.
land- Parnas, •France-' and "back to
n One,of the delicacies of Troyes,
t rii;7,jand, while her husband pro- France is, snails which are cult-
j.ected the ;b!eautiful coloured slid- Wated locally. Mrs. Potah's ap-
es' which: she tools last year.
S petite was not whetted when, a
. Outstanding were the Coliseum man, at their table ordered snails
from
FOR SALE "A TENDER
The Dwelling locatgd on the Corner of No. �4. Highway
and Boyfield Road, .Brucgfield, North West Corner.
Purchaser to remove building and fill ' in basement to
the satisfaction of the Department of Highways by
July 1, 1958,
Tenders to b,0 in :the -hands of the secretary by 6 p.rri.
April 23, 1958. Highest; or any tender not neces-
sprily accepted.--
Hensal'l District CQ -Operative -
BERTRAM KLOPP, Secretary,
R.R. 3, Zurich, Ont.
15-b
Read Mixed . Concrete
For
WALLS -- FLOORS WALKS
BARNYARDS -- Etc..,
Delivered: to the Job in the Quantity
You Require.
The Fast Clean 'Way to pour
Concrete.
a •-
CALL OR WRITE US FOR FREE
ESTIMATES .
Huron Concrete Sup*I Ltd.
G ODERICH' Phone 174
Also Suipplidrs of Cann' rote Block
St. Paul's Anglican Church, Hepsall was the setting for the
wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Stanway Turner. The far-
mer Barbara Jean, Lavender, the "bride is the daughter of W.
and Mrs. Thomas G. Lavender, Hensall, and the groom is the
only son of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh King Turner, Glasgow, Scotland.
Wboto by Jack Doerr)
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Mrs, Edith. {i'earl Monk, wife
ed».
-erich; two brot�liers, wesl
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of George Monk, died on Monday
.and St. Pet'er's Cathedral, Rome,
and proceeded to dig them out
with the Swiss Guard's in their
of the shells.
colourful amid ancient uniforms.
At ,Calais she saw the terrific
Travelling by bus, Mrs. Path
bomb damage, of the, last War.
gaspe4' at the Simplan pass from
s 'ent Sunday with. Mr. and .Firs:
McBride,
north west Italy to west Switz-
The ev"en"ing :was sponsored by
eviand. The long coaches+ cannot
the Trinity Club- and "teas• )held
make sCwitch ,backs without back-
in+ t1M +Parish Hall on Friday
h1g. There" is no •guard rail and
;everting last. J. M. Stewart was
it; 'appeared' at times as of the
the ohallumM Following the prop
•rear end were hangiaig over the
gram; members of the 7bn=tY
cliff.
Clhab served cookies and tea`
held in Witchell District I• i
Anglican Murch'.
W,00L,
Miss Elaine 1VIc,Clinchep!', Exec-
IS,dh"o.'ol on Wednesday night of
last week.
LONDE$POR0
.Mr. and 'Mfrs. E. J. Sturgeon
are tEhree daughters, Mrs', (Bruce
a'ccompani'ed by their son-in-law
MocUn'ch!e"y, .accgmmanied by Da, .
. and -daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Den -Rev.
and Mrs. J. T. • Wrhite mo-
J.
nis' BAback, (Clinton, attended the
service at Mount Pleas-
toted to Sprizlgfi
on Monday.a3aptismal
ant Church, Science Hill, on Sun-
,Mr, and (Mrs. Walter Skimins
are spending this week With their
day, for ,baby Paul EE1vey Ander-
daughter in Owen Sauund.
son, younger .son of Mr. said
Mrs. Mmiik Anderson, Jr. Fol-
Xr, and, Mfrs. Simpson McCall
lowin'g the service a reception was
and Mr. and Mrs. William Satch-
.611, Stratford, were visit -
.held at the horns.
,Sunday
ors with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Wells.
Mr. and Mrs. William Parker,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thohnpson
Lon"do"n, t'he weekend with t '
Mr. and Mrs. James Thom,)-,
.and
tW la'ttie i'!parents, Mr. and Mrs.
soGranton, were "guests with
J. ,mast. Om .Sunday Mr. and,
Mr.' and Mrs. Alex Wells on Sun -
Mrs. Will(fam E. Barker, Mr. and
day,
Mrs. William Parker 'and Mrs.
Mr. -and: Mrs. Andrew Brem-
J. Fraser motored ,to d.,ucknow
ner :and Doris, Ethel, and William
to visit Mr. and Mrs. R. Reid,
Bremner, Toronto,. spent Saturday
and Mr. 'and Mrs. Robert Parker
with Mfrs, Wesley Beacon, and
and, Pamela who were with their
family.
parrents. The occasion was `Wil-
Mr, and Mrs, Fred Yungblut
liar EE'. Parker's 'birthday.
and family, Woodstock, also Mr.
4Z9,aexe was a !good attendance.
and Mrs. Henry 'Y"ungblut and
at the Agricultural Society Eu-
family, Niagara FaIIs, visited with
chre .and Dance held in the Town
the latter's parent's, Mr. and Mrs,
Hall on. Fi idary evening: Prize
Joseph Yun.gblut.
winners for euchre" were: 'Mrs.
WMS Meeting
J. Scotchmer and William Aeid,
The April meeting of the Wo-
Ot"tmva, high,; Mrs. William Reid,
plants Missionary Society was
Ottawa, and Charles Reid; Varn%
-held on Thursday afternoon at
lorw. ' M:ibs Shirley DarnboroUgh
the home of Mrs. Lily Webster,
won the spot dance and, .Earl
with. 211 members and three vdai-
Sbhil!bes won; the 'basket of apples,
tors present. Mrs. Ivan Carter
The 1hinoh counter was well part-
presided.
ronized,.
The highlights of the , Presby-
A.tholl Bruce and orchestral
aerial held: in Clinton recently,
'Vi Ingham., ,played fok the dancing.
were given by Mrs. White and
11,
- WA Members
Mrs. Thomas Adams. Group
gave a chapter from the Study
Mrs. E. Heard Mrs. J. rslacic,
Book. Mrs. Nelson Lear ;gave an
Mrs. E. A. Featherston, Mrs. J. B.
Easter reading and Mrs. 1kLurch
Higgins, Mrs. R. J. :Larson and
and Mrs. Joe S'haddick favoured
MiCrs. W. J. McLeod, Trinity Ohur-
with a duet.
ch Women's Auxiliary, were the
A unian"imous vote was taken',
guests •af the, St. George's' Church •
to send Miss Laura Collar, Wing -
branch,, Goder. h, on Tuesday at-
;ham, a gift as a. slight' token of
ternoorr for the, showing of the
appreciation. for her talks and
film of the study ,book on Japan'.
Mms on 'the people of Nigeria,
o
which the WMS endoyed on sev-
eral occasivis during the past
New DRa�nce-Hal
year.
A' tea 'brought the
social cute of
meeting to a close. Next meet-
Ing wv311 roe held at the home of
pening iw
May
Mrs. Bert Allen,o
A smart new dance poxillion
is:beingareel for opening at
God6rich Township
the ,forme"rSt, Joseph's Airppoirt,
Vie former barracks b-lildIng has
Mrs, Addie Russell and Mrs.
been Completely renovated, and
George Robinson, Kihirgarf, Bruce'
will. -have a 2,500 square foot €loon
County, visibed a ,number of their
space for dancing.
friends "over the weekend.
FARMERS
W6 are shipping tattle Every 1lfo6day for Unit6d
d70-oporativ6 of 6,ntario and sollelt .your patronage. Wo will
pion' them tip at your farm.
PY6ase P11010 COLLLOT not' latbt tha i Saturday night&
Serf gir th Farnnler5 E *ope�raltive
it S..11unt, Shiplidt
Ph,6 o, 173
43 -ft
Ray, Larry aril' Giem McLean
spefn't a few days' with• 'their jT
al5ldparents, Mr. and Mrs. Wii-
lid. Hayter.
A cooking demoMtration was
held at the home of Mr. and
"Mrs. Frank lb Q010chey on Mon-
day might. Those present were";
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Dansmo e, Mr.
anal' Mrs. Roy M OBrid"e, Mr. and
@&a Campbell M401J:in1ey, Mr. and
Mrs. rl�igan MIcI£inley, W. and
Mrs. - Amsgn McKinley, Mr, alird
Mrs. HaroldDowsaiV- Mr. and
Mfrs, Robert Peck, Mm, and Mrs,
Ivan Steckle and Mr. and, Mrs.
•Harold Dowvson.
Last year volunteers of the Ca-
nadian Cancer Society made and
distributed free millions oaf cancer
I dressings.
REGISTERED HOLSTEIN
DISPERSAL
with selected additions
Selling Monday, April -28th
at 7.00 p.m. (Twilight Sale)
60 Head in the 500th Sale man-
aged by 1Uys Farms Ltd. Selligg
at Hays Sales Arena, Oaltviile,
Ontario.
The Granvue Dispersal offers a
complete, herd of choice 'Peel Cou-
nty -and Glenafton ')reeding, all
females served to Central Ontario
Unit sires. These are big; cattle
with lots of development. Sel-
e.cted entries are particularly out-
standing from the herds of Me-
Mbbon• :Bros., Johnson Bros,, and
Kneland Farms -among others -
the kind usually found in. the
National or All -Canadian Sales.
All Fully Accredited; Bloodtested.
and Officially vaccinated.
Hays Farms Limited,
Sale Managers
B.ox 470, Oakville, Ontario
S.TO P I T
- - BEFORE IT STARTS
by Patronizing.
Your Own OrganIzaVOR
�Tow>nshp oaf I�.uILett
•,1ACKSON HOMES LTD.,
The lcaunrEil of the Township SEAFORTH
of SUllett wilt rocelVe, aRRU04-
lons for the p9sly.PA ox Pgwor. Is collecting wool eor�gra�liang
Mower Operator f�tr the Town- and saxes on the co, p rsr Ve plan..
ship Mowor far 185$, at t3(,e Rer Sbippers may obt%to sacks apd,
hour. Application to be in the
hands. of the .clerk on or Wopre t_Wu free of charge from. the
May 5, at 8 p.m. tibo!we or their Ueernsed Opprators;...
.George Cowan, Clerk, CANADIAN CO-OPERATIVE
Township of Hulletlt. WOOL. GROWERS LIMITED
217 Bay. Street
Toronto
Now you can control, AND STOP, internal worm damage in your hogs.
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fo r• a
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and
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how contains a sensational new antibiotic called.
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So what. does this 'mean to you? — just this
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(5) Continuous protection from more kinds of worms.
(6) Makes possible more efficienf feed utilization.
(7) Requires no change in feeding methods,
(8) Does ;hot affect the taste or smell of feed.
SWITCH TO. SHUR-GAIN HOG DEEDS (MEDICATED) arid.
SWING MORE .PROFITS YOUR ..WAY.
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NOW
AT
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PACKERS
LIMITED
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CLINTON
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Mrs., 7C?ra lonl
Byan; Ms AOUMW
D4ild)
cuLIc
�armn, ad%rs. AAust
t>ru
Mrs, Edith. {i'earl Monk, wife
ed».
-erich; two brot�liers, wesl
�-. _ ...
of George Monk, died on Monday
1"rdcat VaaiderbiArg, both Of 010b,
Miss Marilyn Steckle, spent thew
at Al�exarr Ora, Marine arid, .Gener-,
Hospital',
on; and four grAn;dchildren.
'Me
trend with atone McClinchey.
al Goderic�h, after a Jong
body crested. at the L'
Mr, Land Mrs. 'l arvey Iaytet'
ziaaess. She was in, her 53t�h year.
funeral home, G'oderich; walexe
s 'ent Sunday with. Mr. and .Firs:
McBride,
Born In Goderich Townshi ,
funeral •srev$ce was held Wednes+.
day a'fternca , ,by the Rev. D"r,.
Berate" XcNini,ey, Toronto, spent
she +was, the former Edith Peat')
Vauiderlburgh4 daughter of the
K. E, Taylor: Burial vvas in Ma it-
t'hie' weekend at -his tdQ�1e.
Joyce Uayter spent the week-
late Mr and 1VIns, Geo--rhge Van-
denbsuCg of G4deeh `�ow,nshap.
lard f:emetery,
end with. Gwen McBride.
Larry WEIoley spent some of
She has been a resident of God-
his "Easier holidays wig hh5' gr-
erl'oh for the past 25 years, egad
�,� .a nacinb'er of St, Geong�s.;
an�dp+ra. rRe,„n�ts, Mr. and Mrs. �3dw-
and J 1fµH„n�
Anglican Murch'.
W,00L,
Miss Elaine 1VIc,Clinchep!', Exec-
1Suary�ibxxg^ laeSades flet ritisbap�ad
er, stmt rias weekend with iher
par'en'ts', Mr. . a'nd Mrs. Fra pviC
are tEhree daughters, Mrs', (Bruce
The Crovan mnte4t Deficiency
MocUn'ch!e"y, .accgmmanied by Da, .
payment applies Only. o;[ Property.
10 ELe'Itch�
,Mrs Pita Upshall', Stratrford,
('�
CFraded Wools
visited her sister, Mrs. 'William
Hayter on Sunday
AP'P.L�t
+AT
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'1lN
Secure tbo Utmost
Ray, Larry aril' Giem McLean
spefn't a few days' with• 'their jT
al5ldparents, Mr. and Mrs. Wii-
lid. Hayter.
A cooking demoMtration was
held at the home of Mr. and
"Mrs. Frank lb Q010chey on Mon-
day might. Those present were";
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Dansmo e, Mr.
anal' Mrs. Roy M OBrid"e, Mr. and
@&a Campbell M401J:in1ey, Mr. and
Mrs. rl�igan MIcI£inley, W. and
Mrs. - Amsgn McKinley, Mr, alird
Mrs. HaroldDowsaiV- Mr. and
Mfrs, Robert Peck, Mm, and Mrs,
Ivan Steckle and Mr. and, Mrs.
•Harold Dowvson.
Last year volunteers of the Ca-
nadian Cancer Society made and
distributed free millions oaf cancer
I dressings.
REGISTERED HOLSTEIN
DISPERSAL
with selected additions
Selling Monday, April -28th
at 7.00 p.m. (Twilight Sale)
60 Head in the 500th Sale man-
aged by 1Uys Farms Ltd. Selligg
at Hays Sales Arena, Oaltviile,
Ontario.
The Granvue Dispersal offers a
complete, herd of choice 'Peel Cou-
nty -and Glenafton ')reeding, all
females served to Central Ontario
Unit sires. These are big; cattle
with lots of development. Sel-
e.cted entries are particularly out-
standing from the herds of Me-
Mbbon• :Bros., Johnson Bros,, and
Kneland Farms -among others -
the kind usually found in. the
National or All -Canadian Sales.
All Fully Accredited; Bloodtested.
and Officially vaccinated.
Hays Farms Limited,
Sale Managers
B.ox 470, Oakville, Ontario
S.TO P I T
- - BEFORE IT STARTS
by Patronizing.
Your Own OrganIzaVOR
�Tow>nshp oaf I�.uILett
•,1ACKSON HOMES LTD.,
The lcaunrEil of the Township SEAFORTH
of SUllett wilt rocelVe, aRRU04-
lons for the p9sly.PA ox Pgwor. Is collecting wool eor�gra�liang
Mower Operator f�tr the Town- and saxes on the co, p rsr Ve plan..
ship Mowor far 185$, at t3(,e Rer Sbippers may obt%to sacks apd,
hour. Application to be in the
hands. of the .clerk on or Wopre t_Wu free of charge from. the
May 5, at 8 p.m. tibo!we or their Ueernsed Opprators;...
.George Cowan, Clerk, CANADIAN CO-OPERATIVE
Township of Hulletlt. WOOL. GROWERS LIMITED
217 Bay. Street
Toronto
Now you can control, AND STOP, internal worm damage in your hogs.
That's right continuous medication of .your hogs is now possible with the
new
SHUR-GAINME-Di,(ATE,DHOG F°EEKS _
fo r• a
SHUR-GAIN 18% PIG BOOSTER-4STARTER MEDICATED
and
SHUR-GAIN 16% HOG GROWER MEDICATED,
how contains a sensational new antibiotic called.
HYGROMYCIN B
So what. does this 'mean to you? — just this
SHUR-GAIN Medicated HOG FEEDS
(1) Controls worm damage before it starts.
(2) Kills worms before they mature, so halting re -infection.
(3) Protects against follow-up infection in worm damaged tissue.
(4) Does not throw pigs "off feed".
(5) Continuous protection from more kinds of worms.
(6) Makes possible more efficienf feed utilization.
(7) Requires no change in feeding methods,
(8) Does ;hot affect the taste or smell of feed.
SWITCH TO. SHUR-GAIN HOG DEEDS (MEDICATED) arid.
SWING MORE .PROFITS YOUR ..WAY.
AVAILABLE
NOW
AT
CANADA
PACKERS
LIMITED
Phon'o HU 2*3815
CLINTON