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News of Bayfiold
By MISS LUCY W WoOPS
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Mr, and Mrs. Walli= Parker aa, and R'ick'y, visited her parents,
spesltt F�iday and S'atu'rday at Mr, and Mrs. Willard :Stu!rgeon,
am
we Su .
.
Sunday.
and
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n
Mrs, Warn MaaCrapkea, Tran- Mr. and' Mrs. C. W. McrDerrnitt,
od'osv, has ,been, staying for a week St. Catherines ar'e spending' th it
with, Mrs'. George, hiolidays; an Mrs, Andrew Gard -
Mr: and Mrs W. C. Heine, nlem'si cottage on, the, lake shore.
London,. are spending two weeks Donald Mathews; London, spent
in tale village, ,the weekend with his wife and
QVir. .and Mrs, Douglas Va#y &ugh:ter, at the Albion Hotel.
and ebilldrc'en, London, spent the UP% Rance Bricker, and Mrs'.
weekend at the Peck cottage; G, Weaver, Waterloo, were at the
Mm', Robert Gw rie, Detroit, Langford cottage,this, week.
was the weekend' .guest of the Mr, and, Mrs. Harold Simpson,
Misseo Kruke, London, with. Sandra, Cathy and
Mrs, Frank V, Martin, Detroit, Jackie, visited at the homes, of
is at her cottage, " T3owlder Lod- ARC tScotchmer Jr„ and Mrs,
tge" during June, Jack Clufif, qn Sunday.
Susanne Weston and her (father Mm. A. F. Furter, London, ca -
Mr. Harold Weston, Detroit, spent me on Sunday to visit her brother
,the weekend here, and George Harold Stinson, with, daily visits
Weston,returned 4th, then, fOr to her mother, Mrs. W Mam Stin•
a vdsdt. spm, in theP
.C15ntorn ublic Hospital,
John MacLeod, Port StanaOy was T&, and MTs, Nelson Heard,
.at lyes. faxni'ly home, over the and Mr. and Mrs'. Lloyd HeaVA
Weekend, visiting his parents Mr, wdth sons Eddie and TmW, vus-
and Ms.. Lcdis Macleod, ited Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Kirk -
Mr. •and. Mrs, Weldon Hovey, ham 4a, London, on Sunday.
L•u,aan, were guests'. of Mr. and Mrs. Carl, Mair, Taranto, was
Mrs. Ernest Hovey on Sunday. guest .of Mr. and Mrs. William
Mr. and, Mrs. Riebard' Moore, Mnu'my, Detroit, who have been
Detroit, opened 'their summer ho- staying With, ,their mother Mir
rue, ",Fairlawn" this week. Agnes Murray. Mr, and $Vers
Dr. H. D. Southam, Sackvil e, Muxray ,drove; to Detroit, on Mon
Nanv ,Brgnswlck, :professor, at Mt,. day,
n ,U
Allison, spent ,th;e ewe- S'gt, F41ph Moyer, fatber of
ekend, at the Albion Hotel, Bayfield's well, remembered twins',
Mr. and Mrs, Davad Baird from who now lives in British Colum,
London, spent the weekend, with bia, is taking,a special- course at
,Mrs. I3'aird's sister, Mrs'. Edward. Trenton, and surprised ,his friends:
Sturgeon, and Mr. S,turgeoni. by calling to the village oni Set -
Mr, and Mrs, ,Dermis Blisback, urclay,
Clinton!, spent Sunday with their J. P. tFininega.n, London, watth
Ipare,nts', Mr. and Mins. E,.:Slturg- his daughter, Miss Isabel Maine -
con. gan, were ues s this week at the
Mrs. Mallvena Irwin, with Sand- I tLitae inn. Mr. Finnegan had
FARMERS
We are shipping cattle every Monday for United
Co-operative of Ontario and solicit your patronage. We WIN
pick them up at your farm.
Please PHONE COLLECT not later than Saturday nights.
Seaforth 'Farmers Co-operative
H. S. Hunt, Shipper
Phone 773
43-tfib
Raising Veal Calves:
Feed NURSING CHOW gruel first
four weeks. Keep a mixture of 1
part PURINA BEEF CHOW and 2
parts coarsely ground grain or PUR-
INA OMALENE in front of calves
all the time. At four weeks cut off
the gruel and mix I Ib. dry NURS-
ING CHOW per calf per day with
STEER FATI NA and grain. Feed .
this way for another 25 days or so.
The calf -starting plan outlined really GROWS calves. It HELPS
SAVE calves, too. In the big Purina Research Farm herd every
heifer calf dropped in over two yearshas been successfully
raised. Disinfecting calving stalls, disinfecting the dam's udder
and flanks, disinfecting utensils, holding down flies, all helped
too.
ON DISPLAY NOW ...
POWER MOWERS
(Rotary and Reel Types)
MAXWELL HAND MOWERS
Try Our Lawn Mower Sharpening Service
Clinton Farm Supply
and Machine Shop
Charles Nelson, Prop. — Phone HU 2-9613
root been an ,hayfield for over 25.
years,, and e'n' yed the way tthle,
village rotaans its.f IndrviduZ
c4hanrn,
and yet noted m4ny
changes, too
The annual' joint mee ling of 010
Aanlglican Woanen's Aucid'iaty, Will
a,h
• e eild in a Pas
riih Hall of
Trinity, ,Ci?wch 4n Thursday, June
rile S . James
]}�, wick, the 1 sof t rr, s
auxch, IVIad!dd'etgat, as ,hostesses.
MrS. H, IV Pain] wall be the sp-
eaker and bring reports
of the
Annual Diocesan Meeting • held in
Windsor than year.
In itheir cottages, overthe week-
end; were Mr. I and' .
Cavanaugh, Lond Mrs.
iPo,tter, Betty Anne anici, Garry,
L'an'dau; Mr, and Mrs. Gordon,
Pfaff, WSndisor, George Fedl1ows.,
and ,Fred ,Fraser; Dr, Friel, Stew-
axt and fan -Aly, Wip4sor, Mr. an'd'
Mrs, Harry Bauer and, Tom, Wat-
erloo; Miss Jessie Metcaltfe, Det-
roIt, the A. S. Charlton family,
Stratford, Mrs. William Moairoe,
London.
Martin Ormond, of Cheahs,
Washmgton, is: visiting his par-
ent, Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Ormond.
Mrs. E. A. Featherston was
hostess to Trinity Church: Guild ait
her home on Tuesday evening
with Ten menvbe+rs, ;present, The
meeting w'as opened by the .pr a -
,dent, Mrs. Percy Weston, secre-
tary's .report was, read by Mrs. M.
Merner. f he meeting was closed
by prayer by Mrs. Viii+lliam, Parker
after which followed a social hour..
Mrs. fi're'd Weston entertadned
at dinner on Tuesday.evenang cele-
brating her •daugh,beT' Ja,cqulune's
12tth birthday. Those present were
Roberta McLeod', Freda McLeod,
Sylvia Fitzsimons, Ramona Tel-
ford, Carol Wallis, Kathy Sterling,
�Gay,le Turner, Jacky and her sdst-
ems Elaine and'Cathy.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Weeks,
St. Catharines, visited mother and
sa's'ter,' Mrs. Newman, and Mrs, R.
Roy Fitzsimons, Wednesday.
Ladies Meet
The Womerds Missionary Soc-
iety of ,the United. Church met
Thursday evening at ,the home of
Mrs. Bert Greer, with a good
attendance,
Mas. Peacock read the Study
Book on Japan, the chapter, 'Oth-
er churches and- ,the Faith'; this
had to do with the. work of the
other Christian denominations in
Japan. Rom6.n ,Cartholic and Gre-
ek Orthodox, also the numerous
seats which; hatae sprung up as
well as Buddhism 'and Shtintoasm
.and, other nTon-,Christian ,groups.
Miss Stirling, Stewardship Sec-
retary game some facts. regarding
,the Missionary Society. Financ-
ial objective for the year ds $1,-
360,000; the polloy of the organ-
ization is, to raise ,the money the
year ,before ,it is ll used and a
single missionaries of the church
are paid by the VMS.
The Women'•s Association had
many deems, of buss-ness to dis-
cuss and Plans. to make for their
work :during :the summex.
T11here is! a reversing falilsat
the, mouth, of the St. John River
fh , New Brunswick; at low Malde
the Aver makes an 11 -foot drop
to the sea, ,but at 'high tide, the
waters flow upstream.
rOLD 'ivisEs gPLUNo��R
WE Ia0 NOT MAKE'
BIG JOBS OF
SMALL - -
�.• WE OO
GOOD
} HONEST
- THATS ALL
010 SAT `'✓OUR
�/ SERvrcE�
BRUCEr"i"ELD UNITED CHURCH
GOLDEN JUBILEE
SERVICES
SUNDAY, JUNE 15
`i 1 a.m. and 7.30,p.m.
Guest Preacher:
Rev, C. A. Mustard, B.A., DA
Toronto
Special Music by Augmented Choir
Organist., Mrs. J, R. Murdoch
HAM and STRAWBE.ARY SUPPER
MONDAY, .LUNE 16 Served from 6 to 8.20 p.m.
Adult's. $1.25 --• Children, 75 Vents
Short Program by Focal Talenf EVERYBODY WELCOME
,
4LTNTQT�T 'VIEWS-REG4]R;D
News of Goderikh Township
Mr. tand' Mrs, Roy Lamont, Zur- Ing ,message which included an
cnr, . sI�nt Sunday with Mr, and account of a unique WA
meeting
,Tames R, Stirlin'-. held in a sanitarium in Prince
Women'a Apxlllttry Albert, Sask., alscu an'; mVn a aye
The Womeanls' Auxiliary of St. prayer ipartners and the Lambeth
James Anglican Church, Middle- Conference, She concluded with
%n, metWednesdayo.fternoPn
a
poed,KaeSSmr
,
June 4, at the home of Ms G riVTM. Milton teepe gave
a gr-
don-Steepe, ,Holmesville, w4ith TS aphiie description, of the very le1-
lodies, :present, The president, aborate flower Sunday Service
Mrs, A. E: Rowden, opened the which; she attended the previous
meeting with special prayer, for Sunday :in Winglaam 'Ur}'ated Ch,
Mowed .by the members prayer and LUVIL The tbeme was "Safe's
the Lord's, Prayer. Guld'eposts"•, with decorations
Mrs, John Grigg read ttbe scrip- carriedout with, lilac blooms,
tore lesson, Romans 8.20-39. Mrs, Rowden closed the meet -
Minutes were read by Mrs. Keith ing with prayer and a lovely
Miller and, Mrs. Dutot presented lunch was. served,
.the treasurer's. report. Community Club
Frans were made for ,the joint The S'S No. 4 Community Clau;b
Women's Auxilsary meeting to be met at the home of Mrs. Donald
held in ,Bayfield' on. Thursday, Forbes with Mr's, J. Tebbutt, pres-
June 19, with the- Middleton ,Aux- •ident conducting the meeting. Rall,
dliamy in charge of the lunch. call, was answered by 16 mem-
Mrs. F. H. Paull will the guest bers and -there- was- one visitor
speaker, present, The -treasurers report
Mrs. Ray Wise gave the special showed $52,38 on hand.
prayer •for ,the Prayer ;partner. The annual ;picnic was discus -
Mrs, Fred Middleton read several sed and final plans will be made
Interesting articles from the liv- at the June meeting,, A quilt
News of
Correspondent; Mli
Phone Seat
Ronald Riley, Toronto, visited
Douglas Riley over th'e weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dexter
visited the la,tter's sister, Mass
Uilly Adaansi, Clinton on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Josepih Youngblut,
Lan&%boro, visited: Mr; and Mrs
,Charles Dexter on: Saturday.
Mrs, Ethel Stephenson and
Mrs. Roy Lawson, Seaforth, were
recent Asitiars with. Mr. and Ms.
James ,Dale.
Mr. and Mrs, Bill Dale, Wilma
and' Cheryl, attended, the Guern-
sey ju;dgin!g school" held at G1en-
vdlie Farms at Newmarket last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. William, Dale and
family attended' a twilight meet -
Ing of the Western, Counties Gu-
er+nsey Club ;held at CaverhiIDl fa-
rms at Ildetitan. Mrs. Dale won
fairs -It prlse, In, the ladies divisticn
For judging and' reasons and WE -
ma won fanst prize for 4-H Club
members.
Mrs, Mary E. Jewitt, Iiazelanme
Sask., and Mrs, Leslie Fox and
daughter, Leslie, Regina, Sask.,
are visiting with the formers
sons, Wi0iiam and Waibur Jewitt,
Mrs. Fox ,is a sister.
Mrs. Fl,arence Chowent, Clinton,
Mr. and Mrs. Witham Knox, Lon-
desbono, vesited Mr. and Mrs, Ja-
mes Da! e on Sunday.
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Preszcator on the arrival
of a daughter in. Seaforth hos-
LONDESBORO
Field, day .for the: Hul7ett sch-
ools was ,held inthe, batll park on
Friday .atftern,00n.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Scott As-
ited with ,the Alister ,Braad':foots
over .the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Vodden
and famhy, Paris, and, Kenneth
spent the weekend with Wesley
Vod'den
Mr. and, Mss. Stan Crawford,
Toronto, spent the weekend; with
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Lear.
Mrs. Mae Hod(g rt and Joa,nn,e,
Thames .Road, visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Wiemer Howatt on) Sat-
urday ,and Suaday.
Miss Dorothy • Uttle, 'Toronto,
accompanied by Mrs. Ber�B
t en-
thram, Oshawa spent the. week-
end with. Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Towunsend,
Mir. .and Mrs. MbKind'ey, Tor-
onto, visited the aattetr's sinter,
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Skimmins
last week.
Miss Carol; Marks, Elmira,;
Glen Beuder, Palmerston, visited
on. ;Friday evening with Mr. and
m?rs. Ted Fathergil.
Mr. and, Mrs. Frank Tambdyn
accompanied .by Mas. Margaret
Manning visited on .Sunday with
Mr, and Mrs!. Milton. Lee and
Chester and James Morris, all of
Paris, also calling ,on Rev. and
Mrs. ,Brenton in Woodstock,
Women's Institute,
The June meeting of the Wom-
en's Institutie was held In the
Community Hall on: May 5 with a
good attendance, Mrs. Duncan
McCallum, Blyth, demonstrated
the making of corsages from home
grown flowers, Aliss Margaret
Brophy gave, a spile:nd!i.d talk on
her ,firip to, Bermuda with: a goad'
descrlp't:on. .of the islands, also
showing r,'iides of the beautiful
scenery. Lunch served' by the
hostesses brought the meeting to
a c:ose.
(onstance
S, FRANK RILEY
orth 841r32
pitaa on June 9.
Court Constantine Ladies . No.
1'842 will .be constituted and the
installation of officers will be. head
on Friday, June 13 at 8.30 pan.
in; the C.O.F. Hall. 'Everyone is
cordially invited to, see this cer-
emony. Lunch wall ,be served
and a dance Will follow the. in-
s,:allation,
The Sunday School Anniversary
will :be held this Sunday, June
115 at two o'clock. Charles Scott,
Auburn will be guest speaker.
Special music is being prepared
by the junior chair.
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1 'SpECTMTHESE
ANIMALS GE -r A LOT
OF GOOD LA1J6NS OUT
OF US FOLkg EVERY DAY
Don't monkey around with
your car . do the sen-
sible thing, bring it to us and
let us make all the necessary
adjustments . you'll add
years to the life of your car,
cut down on upkeep, too.
600dSings
riri
TI-WRSDAY. JUNE 12, 185$
W -M quilted during the, afternoon The Jeune! meeting w -M, be Meld
H d l� 464 was served with WS, at 'the 'Mane of Mrs: Fred Lot),
Oakes and Hers. S, Fa'rtluhar vwitth t'he roil sell tp be eanswve¢1..
axS'istting the hostess. by 'giving a household hint.
Your
Best Buy Is Kz_ n � iz�e
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at I9G*A*
KING SIZE—SAVE 10c
BREEZE --Blue or White
(with Bath owe $1.4.
KING SIZE—.SAYE 10c
LUX LI9UID DETERGENT .......... • ........... 99c
KING SIZE—SAVE 10c
WISK Detergent ...... . .... . ...................... $1,59
GIANT—SAVE 14c
BLUESURF ...................... • . • . • • . • ................ 694
SAVE 20c
ALL.. i 0th ..... •................................ $2.99
RAINBOW PACK—SAVE 74
LUX TOILET SOAP ........................ 4 for 39c
SAVE 13c
SOLO MARGARINE ...... • ............. 4 for 99c
BORDEN'S plain or Pimento --SAVE 3;:-
CHATEAU
cCHATEAU CHEESE ... • ..... • ...... • ..... pkg. 31 c
RED ROSE — SAVE 20c
INSTANT COFFEE ..... • ...... • ................ • .... 99c
SAVE 6c — (Hot Dog - Hamburger, -• Bariiecue)
HEINZ RELISHES .... • ............ • .. • . • ....... 33c
SAVE 10c
KOTEX--Regular ................ • ........ • 2 for 7.9c
I.G.A. ,
Ripe 'n Ragged PEACHES ............ 2 for 49C
Fruit Specials
GRAPEFRUIT ..... 616r 49c
WIDE AWAKE -- Size 80's
JUMBO SALMON FLESH
CANTALOUPES .......... • • .. • ............... • .. 29C
Meat Features
TABLERITE BONELESS
Round Steak Roasts
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Boneless Rum Roasts . C 1b.
SMOKED -- 6 oz. Vac Pak k C
BACK BACON ........... • .......... • • .. • .. pkg.
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MINCED HAM --6 oz. pkg. G7
SAVE IGA GOLD CASH REGISTER: SLIPS
-- IT WILL PAY YOU, —
CLINTON
MARKET
Corner of Isaac & Mary Streets=Clinton
Come and Hear
MR. JOHN M.
MARTIN
--- at ---
Maple $t. Gospel Hall
CLINTON
Mr. Martin Will be using a large chart outlining his topics taken
from the Book of Romans.
Services Held Every Night
8 :p.M.
June I Sth to 29th
(Except Monday and Saturday)
EVERYBODY 'WELCOME r