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News of Bayfield
By MIS$ LI OY ii$. WOOD13
PRONE: 13 A:YI! iLD 4.5r3
CLINTON NEWS -RECORD
Mrs, Bruce. 1V%enery, .10t on Mrs, and, Mrs, C. A. Clavena4u9b,
Tueslda , to. spend, the Mem:ar all Lonidiang with tthedr' randamig W
y r' i le Nichol, and her . areaalt's
n in Ytaile MLc'hnt n, Valfer Nall Ih P
SDI weekend ga
Day
,Jinn Higgins, Toronito, spent sev- Mrd• anile) Mrs. Eyoni Nichol, stpent
ema' da s tbh� week wIt�h his Par- Saturday and ,Sunday at 'their
1 y tom.
emis, Mr. and Mrrs, Brown Ilzggins• cotOwin t Vw Wiress of Mrs.
Mr. •and Mrs'. L. M, Spra 4e, Reg, , B�l lothils weei{, :the upper
Detroit, spent S�atuirdaly and Sur ode am school are In,the chavve
day at 'tihleir oo:btage Holley Lotd-
ge„ ;off Mists Jacqueline Guff, ,who, fin-
Mlis e Margaret sand Rhea fished her' course, at Londfln Norm-
T1heH s s M all School, this; year,
irulce, Dearborn > Mi'chdgaln!, were Jean M ers, +gmanldtaughiter of
guesibs of Mr, u nld 'Mrs. H, H. Or- Mr. end, Mrs. StanleyBryanut,
m'onld ;this, week. spent the weekend, with, her
Mn*. and Mrs. ClEvaxlltie Harrison, gwamldparents, and returned to
Sarnia, have been, the, guesits, of Londono with 4ilnern on Sunday,
their blather, It'he Rev, E• J. B. The Dayfield Fare, Department
Harrison 'this week. was; called out, On Sunday even -
Mrs•• C. L. Guest, T'oron'to, and Ing at 10,30 P.M, to the, farm
Mrs. iFadl. Weston, Goderiich, were ,on the Bil lewater Highway own -
guests of athedr sister, Mrs. 991- ed by Keen Etue. A large barna,
,com Tams, this week, chicken house! aria pals, pen were
Mass. F. E'. MacFaddeia, (return- totally destr"ayed,
,aid hiotmet from ithe Goderich hos- 'Me, W'oanaun'cst W siionary Soc-
pultal on: Thursday, with her baby ietty of Knox Chlurch. Bayfilead, eln-
,daughlter, Shanley Anne,it,enntalhe'd ithe executive of HuronMr, and Mrs, Wilftm Eariber, f'sesbytemial, on Friday 6fte+rnaon.
Sit, Thoreau', with Bill, Sheila, Sh- After .their business session and
aeon, +Bobby and Maiureepn, spent reports rfronrn the visittoa's; a social
the weekend' at their cottage, hour followed with danmity ref -
.Mr, and Mu'sl George FellowLsl, reshments+ served by the local,
and: fatbher Fa"adl ,7♦'a' L , Windsor, branch,.
allisoi, iPaim, Fraser and, Kim, were
Ch-
at tthdr cottage) over theweekend. The Junior tlluodr ,of !)tinct, Cln-
M!lss AlnlnJet Drouin, Detroit, Mats lursch, were entertained at the
joined, her sds'ter as+ one of the h'omte of Mrs!. E. A. Featherston,,
early, summer vdsitowis, who have after 'their weekly rehearsal Fria-
eL4 their cattiage for the sea- ;day evening. Gaines and spec-
cal retfireshn ignts+ were' served by
Members sof Knox Presbyteraanr the hosites4ses, Mrs. Featherston,
Ctumq), regrehtti ulay lelarn, that Mrs. R. Lawson, land :the clhoiar
their, • minister the Reny. Donald ileaider, Mrs. Brown Higgim
MadDonalld, . has accepted 'a caM The sympathy of the whole, viil-
tbl tMosia Burns, Ontario. l!age as extended to Mrs;. William
R. Rory Fitzsimmons, and M. F_ Q. S!19imon in, the Clintan hoslpit-
Melrner, attended the Ayttnua!1 Ma- gal, her dvaiglhit'er, Mrs. A. H. Fur -
sonic Church: service, held In the ;ter, Losnid'on, Mrs, George, Reld,
ontaltoi Siireett Uniiitetd Church ,FII axcombe, •S+as+k., and her s! n,
+Clitnt'ori', on Sunday worming. HarOld 'S+ttinsion, Bayfield, in, Ithe
Mr, and Mrs. Warren Cook, •d'eatlnl of Alice Stlns+on Stumpf,
,with iS!ajW Anne. and, Kate, 1VTm!. Lang Island, N.Y.., who 'died from
and Mrs. Jack Tillman, with, Toa- to sudd'eyn he- rt 'attack in her (nlonle
nine ;and Bambara, London, spent on, May 17.
the weekend alt -their cottages. Vd;oky C1uff and Jeanne Eitue,
•Midssi Joyce Greer, B-ayfielld', hias apeamed+ an the Tele -Teen prp-
neoently joined tt?ne ofllice staff ofigranime on -television, over tthe
Donnelly & Donnelly, "barrristeurs+, Wdnvghayn station lasit Saturday
Godericah, Miss
Greer is; a grad- ;aftennoon. Also on the prograim
unite -off the Goderldh Busrnesis Col.- were, Prank .MacDonyrell and Pet -
lege. er Hoodsip'iith, Clintorn, all ;four
Mrs. Charles Bell wags ableIto we students gat the, Cdin'.ton High
heave the Cdintonn Public Hospital ISldhlaol. They very aleverily curried
vast Wednesdaly, and is re'cuper- an :a panels discussion an, the (pros
gating atthe liome of her, daughter ,and cans of living dnr the country.
E`<re9yi , Mrs, AHlari Galb2raath, C,7'- Jeanine Eitnre was a house guest
r'nton, of Judy and Vicky Cluff over the
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weekend.
In Bayfield summer cottages
over the weekend were Mr. and
Mrs. A. W. Hayman, London; Mr.
and Mrs. C. R. Will, London; Miss
Jessie Metcalfe, Detroit; Fred
Stedman and family, London; Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Hendricks, Birm-
ingham, Mich.; Dr. and Mrs, A.
R, Chapman, Detroit; Joe Carson
and family, London, and many
others all looking forward to
warm summer days, so slow in
coming.
Mrs. R. H. F. Gairdner visited
Miss Lucy R. Woods in London on
Thursday; also Mrs. Fred Weston
and Mrs. Jack Parker visited her
brother John Brown in Victoria
Hospital. John (locally known as
Jack) attended school in Bayfield
when a boy.
Canon H. M. LangFord, of
Waterloo, will conduct the morn,
ing service and celebrate Holy
Communion at 9.30 a.m. at St.
James Church, Middleton and 11
a.m. Trinity Church, Bayfield ir
the absence of the Rev. E.J.B
Harrison.
The boys of the Grand Bend
Public School came on TuesdaS
night to play baseball with the
boys of Bayfield Public School.
score Grand Bend 23, Bayfiele
16. Bayfield boys will go to Grand
Bend on Wednesday night.
Reception
A wedding reception for Mr,
and, Mrs. Kenneth J'osteph. Laron
Itoak place, at the Littlle, Iran, Bay-
fWetld join +S'atlumday afite;rnoon alf&i
their wedding In St. Thomas An.
;glica+n Chrurch, Seaforth, Mrs. Lar -
,one, •thet former .Nancy Ern,%
Sp'i:Uta,l, las the datugbiter of Mr.
and Mrs, James R. .Spittal anc
the, groom Is the son; of Mx. aine
Mrs. Elmer Lamone, all of Sea -
forth.
The Iparen+ts received the ;guesits
in the garden after which all ad-
joumed to the large dt'initngroom,
b'eautifullty idecorated with wh'i;te
tllllacs', purple, iris, pale plink +tuil-
lips, 1111eles of the valley, and purp-
le violets, Crystal oan+dlesit7ckLs and
an armamgtemelnt of pale, pelnk tlul-
ps and white lilacs centred the
table; siniiilar flowers decorated
the irarlour and hall.
Brand New First Line
TRACTOR TIRES
Low Prices
Our Reg, You
Price Price Save
9 x` 24t
$46.15 $61.55 $15.40
10x8
$60.06 $ 84.05 $24.00
Other Sizes Avallabie At Equal
Savings,
Special Prices
On New DUNLOP Truck and
Passenger Tires,
DUNLOP TIRE DiSTR18UTORS
24 -Hour Service on Tractor `tire
vulcsnlzing, Pumping do Repair,
Bridge End Service
Phone 535 Goaderich
SALTFORD,ONT.
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News of Goshen
Mission Band
The May zneetiyag of the Gosh-
en Ultssion; .B'antd was beld In the
Church wiltih Mrs, Bob, X1 ,c�Wq
and Mrs.. Kenneth: Parke in h
•arge. The meeltting !opened with k
pr iay taken from the W'ovlli
Sixuend+s, called ""glare Bad'' Mis
ttalce", Taking part were Gersic
Hayter, Wayne Peck, Larry Me,
K nley, Bob Hayter and G,rei
Armstrong,
Miarrleale Keys xead a ,poem cal
,led "SlPring" The Mission Banc
hymn was sung and the Mliss+ion
Band purpose was repmted In un
ison, "Out Bible" from. the Wad(
'Fri2ends was- read by Gall Mb
Brilde,
Twenty eight answered the rol
oat). There were three member)
h"a,d birthdays tthi§ month. Donmr,
Peak +t'o'ok up the offering am
read the otfiferatory Mayer,
story from Kenji aadl+eid, "Whea
Harvest" was read by Mrs. Bal
M�-,KhOay. Mis. Renneth, Parke
dosed wilth a ,p•rayer,
The Young People of Varna anvi
Goshenare holding an atnnndvers,
ratry ,servlee? in Goshen Unu'toc
Church on Sunday evening,
Raye and Gwen McLean seen
the weelcend with their ,graced
,parents, Mr. ;and Mrs. W'illian
Haty'tes;
Larry McLean is In the h!ospit•
al in London for itreatment.
OBITUARY
Jane McClyrnont
(By our Hensall Correspondent)
Mrs. James McClymlont, Kip
pen, passed alvuay at the home a
heir !daughter, MTs, Alice Coale
London, on Wednesday, May 21, fit
her 82nd year. The dormer Any
Amelia Wagner, she w+aLs' born or
-the Goshen Libe and resided it
Kiippeln. for some 17 years. S'hc
was a an+ember of St. Andrew':
'United Church, Kuppean,
She was mamried 'twice, her #tilts°
husband, David McClinc'he+y, ddeu
38 years ago, Mr. Me'Clyiniont pre
deceased her in 1946.
S'uvrviving are one son, Orvd!Ula
McQdnchey, Varna; three daugh
ters (J•ennti Mrs. Warren Schhl
,be, 'Hensall, (Edna) Mrs. Joe Du
aharme, Dashwood, (Atldce) Mrs
Cook, London. Eleven ,granddhRd
men and 17 great gnandehaldrea
also survive.
Public funeral servies, conduct
ed by Rev. R. MadVIliDilan; wert
held in Hensall on Flraday, wiltl
interment in Bayfield Cemetery.
Cricket Finds jealou
Gets Her Nowhere; I
(By our Baytieh
Inset has ;been added to dnqury
as; far as Q'icket, th;e frisky young i
beagle at "Middel'wood' is con-
cerned.
As of it weren't ba -d enough to
be tied ups Young Master must
needs acqu6 a pair of rabbits:
And there they are out in, a pen
In the orchard where their scent
is most kantzirug to a beaglel
Moreover, they have very fancy
aaanesi-Bosco, the bucllc, and, S'il-
ver, the doe,
Cricket's nose is out of joint in
more ways than, one. When she
stuck her nose through the wire,
netting, sniffling her contemipt
for the bunnies, Silver up and blit
her,.
Now Cricket had never run
up against: a rabbit. which: d'Ldinft
run from her before, and so her
indignation knew no (bound's, an!d
the fight of the, femaks, was on.
She, gave tongue to her anger
and continues to do so every
time .she gets 'a chance. Silver
just turrig a, deaf ear and thumps,
her hind .leigs on; the ground
And that Bosco, he knows i1ow
to .get out of the ipen, while she
cannot :get off her leash!
There they were, Mrs. Housle-
wife and her husband and Young
Master all closing in to catch Bos -
ca in tlne hedge one morning!
And another morning when
Mrs. Housewife took Cricket out
Estimated new capital invest-
ment in Canada in 1958 with re-
spect to construction, equipment
and machinery, and repairs will
be $8,521,000,000, about 2.3 per
cent lower than in 1957.
.MILLET
for
Summer Pasture
As a result of dry weather
and frosts, many people
will be faced with a short-
age of pasture this summer.
We have for sale
Grade No. I Proso
Millet Seed
grown on our own farm
(Cert. No. 47-13,175) which
will produce a large amount
of feed per acre at small
cost.
R. N. ALEXANDER
LONDESBORO
22-3-b
sy of Rabbits
lash Mav Come
I Correspondent)
to raster her leash t4 the d thes-,
lite (most tundlgnified, s+ituabaonti
in which to bei faunal) there was
Basica, sitting up on, the neigh-
biqur's+ verand'a'h laughing at her!
Why, 'wonders Cricket, don't
they let Tier loose, and s'he'd soon
,rake short work of that rabbit,
Wouldn't she? Cificket has a bit
to learn abolut domestie rabbits,,
They arear''t so, frightened' of
a loud nods+e as those in their
natural h+ab'i%t. And they have
whys of embarrassing enemies,
Cricket might think that she
THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1%$
could settle Basco, but perhaps
01W4 change her mind Gf In, the
abase, be doubled back and took
a flying lea - across her When
hea'et fly with, his stranlg hind
logs) she wouldn't know what
struck cher! Not only the fur
wolullid fly, but she'd also be wind-.
ed. So far Cricket is bldssfgll
ignorant of such a move our the
hart of either Bosco or .Solver.
It w, said though, to be tho
darling of •the household, and them
to have Young Master pay so
ml.ucht attention to 'those bunnies
(she aright as well get used to it
for 'bye' and bye there'll' be new
arrivalls! in the rabbit hutcdh at
" Middelwood") , Cricket appears
to be jealous, and there, is no fael4-
drug whatt nest of trouble that vin
dictive demon will stir up when,.
it possesses one!
Here's the suxewny,#o
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Cottage Toilet Tissue ........13 FOR $1.00
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