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I EIVSA)c,I. Sloafortll ;f ron•S •
Park proved an ideal setting
for t'ile annual *Pie of Kilhpen
Ea!stt Wen?en's Trnsltiitut ( on
,day, Ju4y. 3.3, with 0 ,atteut 'h g,
and a most .eA o "able. ttime was
repented. .P;unto s .tpper wins
the Charge of Mrs,. 'Robert GAM-;
melt, 1VIrs, James armmninnd..
an'd Mrs,. William 1301I,Mrs. Venu1 Alderdice and Mrs..
atowart :Ppppgr famed the
sports eonlniititee and arranged
A,. full Lute of interesiting pportl5.
Youngest person; present Wa.
Brett Fi iayson; tamest family,
Mr. :and 1w,rs• Art Finigyson•;
birbadtay .010seet to picnic date,
Vivian Cooper,
Sports winners were; five and in t'he b'al'l gam&
1.410.4), a. Bel Dwight
Contsifit,, l.Ta i :Bell, seNen :and
under, $I'en,dk1 rinAgYgmt 1-011.4
4iderdice; nine a ;WOO,.
Bradley FL}rlaymk, Lida Al*
�lerdree, 10 and under, gar!ibs,
Jianrce ArrPtJ4ar FialNieeiner,
Consult, Bryklni
Drummond'; 14 and under,
Bane Finlayson,. Keryn Alder-
cdlice; :toys, Al l yie,1"trce.
PretneeettP. .
Peanut scran?'b1e up it five
Years; :relay, beYs up to 10 ;and
ladies; orange relay,. men and
girls; paper nem z clay, wa-
inert' and .niein. water relay,
.mere- bean guess, Janice Eyre;
name towns contesit, men;
ies kick slipper; .Al! Kyle, Rabegit
Drnm'mond; , mer' kiek. ,alipper„
Mrs.. 1.3.obemt Gemmell,
The ladies dost Ito ftho men
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OFFICIAL, BOQK LiSTS will betavailable
et the School Office from Monday,
July 30 (9,00-12,00 and 1.30-4.00) ,
Tent Books will be sold at the school after Aug. 20
Support Your Students' Council
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Weekend CLINTON
Specials at �G1�
AYLMER
CATSUP -11 oz.. 6 for 99c
AYLMER
TOMATO JUICE__ -20 oz. 8 for 99c
AYLMER
BEANS with Pork -15 oz. 7 for 99c
AYLMER
CREAM CORN -15 oz. 6 for 99c
AYLMER
PEACHES -20 oz. 4 for 99c
TOMATO SOUP10oz. 10 for 99c
SMOKED HAM --Shank Portion .. Ib. 49c
:SMOKED HAM—Buff Portion .... Ib. 53c
SPARE RiBS Ib. 59c
Tablerite WEI•NERS ib. 49c
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CORN -ON -THE -COB
HOME FIELD GROWN
TOMATOES - -
Stokely's frozen
Peas 12 oz.—Corn 12 oz.
Cut Wax Green Beans, &
Lima Beans 10 oz. ,
any
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2 lbs e 39c
5 for $1.00
July CLEARANCE Sale
All
V LADIES WOOL COATS
V LAMINATED COATS
i/ ALL PURPOSE COATS
V CAR COATS
All
V LADIES DRESSES
POP TOPS
SHORTS & BERMUDAS
V SWiM SUITS & Terry
Jackets
V SUMMER HANDBAGS
v' SKIRTS and SLIMS
V COTTON PYJAMAS
and GOWNS
White Uniforms
An ASsptrtment of Cottons
end Tetylenes
TO CLEAR
Drastically Cut
An Assdrtment Of
Blouses and.
Bulky Sweaters
A REAL BUY At
One -Third Off
LADIES' WEAR and DRY GOODS
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Mrs Thomas y]llpn and four
a11111d'ren, New York, are vis!iltieg
her x;n4'ther, Mrs. E..,I., 13auea,
Mm. and' Mrs, Arthur Love,
Astwood, were guesttS of 1Ylr, and
Mrs,. William. E', Parker en
SturdaY,
Mrs, William Gt, Parker,
Charlie and ;Kimberly, London,
are visi'tin'g her parents, Mr,
.and: Mrs, J, .Fras'em,
NA% god Mrs, R, B, l4artlin
and ;farcnmly, Lender, are spendl-
tng a fortnight' at "grIfield"
•catt!age•
Mists Eileen McDonald and
ist
Ms :DarinShaw, Sarnia, were
visitors last weep at Mrs, Hod:
giro's cottage.
Mr, and Mrs'. F. Hendrick,
B.h nin'gharn, Mich'., 'carer e at
their cottage "Wettwind" for
the weekend
Mrs, L..S'prague and d'eugh,;
ter, 1Vfrs• Harold Prim, De'troitt,
are at her cottage "Holly
Lodge".
M. and Mrs. R. Roy Fitz-
simons arttend'eel the Srteet-iia-
li'att wedding in London on Sat,-
WOW,
at*urdtay,
Mr. and Mrs. .Charles P
Blake, Sarnia, visited the Rev.
E. ,T. B, Harrison. a week ago
Monday.
Walltiamn Rollins, Sarnia, call-
ed at the rectory on Saturday
evening while visiting relatives
in the village.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hop-
per, Des+barats, :were recent
visitors with Mr. !and Mrs, R.
Roy Fitzsimmons.
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on!s.
Mr. Anti Mrs. Donald Oates
and family, Kitchener, are boll-
daying with hie mother, Mrs.
T. W. Oates, at her cottage.
1VIrse. George H. Fox and
daughter, Mrs. C. Blaument and
t w o eh'iidr!en, Birmingham,
Michigan, ,are holidaying in the
lVlcCombe cottage,
Mr, and• Mrs. M. G. Van
Buren, Detroit, called • on
friends and relatives: in. the vill-
age on Wednesday of last week.
Mr. .and Mrs, Howard Buhl:
and four children, London, also
spent the weekend with; his
m'oth'er. They left on Monday
for Toronto.
Corporal. and Mrs. Lloyd
Westlake, Ricky, Catherine' and
1�aul, Kitchener; spent 'bhe
weekend with Mr, and Mrs,
Malcolm Tome,
Mr. and Mrs. John Elliott,
Jimmy, Nancy and Susan, Kit-
chenere spent the weekend with
his parents, Me, and Mrs. W. R.
Ellliott.
Mr. and Mrs, E. G. Porter
and daughter Toni, Belleville,
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
J. R. R, Willock over the week-
end.
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Stur-
geon :and children, Hespeller,
spent .the weekend with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Stur-
geon. Mrs. Lottie Davis 'acrd
grandson, Keahneth who have
been visiting the Sturgeons for
a week returned home with
Bayfield UC Women
Carden Party and Tea
BAYFIELD — The United
Church Women, Unit 1 of St.
An'drew's United! Church, held
a delightful garden tea and
bake sale on !the spacious lawn
at /the h:an'e of Mrs. Malcolm
Torres.
The tea :table' done in lace
was centred with a floral ar-
rangement of shasta daisies and
gaillardi'a.
Misses A. M. and E. J. Stirl-
ing presided at the tea table.
Serving were: MIs. Arnold Ma -
kine, Mets. Grant Stirling, Mrs.
J. Watson, Mrs. John Scotch -
mer.
faking table: Mr's. J. Mac-
Kenzie, Mrs. Lindsay Smith,
Mrs. Bert Greer; vegetiaibles,
Mrs, Ben Rathwell.
Pictorial cups and saucers,
St, Andrew's United Church,
Nes.. E, S. Sturgeon; 60th anni-
versary booklets, Mrs. Robert
Scatohmer k<ritehen, Mrs. M.
Toms, Mrs. W. Fralick," Mrs.
Ivan Steckle, Mrs,. John Lind-
say.
thein..
Mr. and Mils. 'Wiliia i E. Par-
ker, accompanied by IVjr. and
Mrs. J. E, French,, Mitchell,.
spent !a few .days in Kingston
can's Pletall Just week
Mr, and Mrs. J. Campbell,.
London, were the guests of her
brother-in-law and' s1 ter, Mr.
!and Mrs, Jarrow l?. •lr`erguson,
at their cottage over %tire week -
pod,
-The Rev, H, J, E, ands Mrs,
Webb, Mi;$s Fit'ain es and George
Webb, London, were the guests
Mhs'. R, II, F, Gairdner an
Sunday.
Karen Fitzsimonsreturned
home an Saturday after visit-
ing the 'past tvyo weeks web
staff -sergeant and Mrs, Jae
Merman and Jeff, Giencair'n,.
Are Hops r; 'flew Irani Vaal.
cower en 'Monday evening and
motored from Bayfield to Lan-
d'on, on Tuesday to visit his
father in Westminster Hospital.
Mrs. Charlles Marks who has
been: i11 is improving in health.
She is with her daughter, Mrs.
John Wain ,and fannily, Blue -
water Highway, Goderieh Town-
strap,
own
shFligF t Cadet est Ted Turner, scat
of Mr. and Mrs;. Grant Turner,
came home Saturday night on
two weeks leave. He is on
course with. the RCAF .at Win-
nipeg.
Mr. +amid Mrs. Frank Ander-
son and 'family, Science Hill,
spent Sunday meth her parents,
Mr. :and Mrs. E. J. Sturgeon
and Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Bis -
back, Clinton.
The Rev. and Mrs. H. G, E.
Crosby, Mooretown and 'three
grandchildren, Nancy Barwick,
Tecca and Darvy Crosby, came
on Tuesday to spend a few days
with Mr. and Mrs. J. E. How-
ard,
Ricky Fraser returned to his
home ,in, London on Thursday
after shaving spent ten days
with :ihs ,grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. 3..Fraser. Mr. and Mrs. J.
Fraser, Jr. and Elizabetth, Mrs:.
William Hammond and niece
Lindia visited the fortmer's par-
ents' on Thurs'd'ay.
Other callers: on 'the Rev. E.
J. B. Harrison at the rectory
were; James Steele, Sr., retired
postmaster, Woodstock and
daughters': Madeline and Ruth
on Sunday; Mrs. Ernest Ains-
worth, Windsor, Sunday even-
ing; and Mr•. and Mrs. Peter
Ociepka, Ingersoll, on Mondhy
afternoon:.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Heath,
Sr.,Calgary, arrived the first,
of last week and are visiting
her brother-in-law and sister,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred P. Arkell.
They were accompanied by Mrs.
Rabat Heath, Jr., Lynn; Kevin
and Tim, Dawson Creek, who
are with her parents, Mr. end
Mrs. George Castle.
Mr. and Mrs: Ronald Buret
end two children;, Janice and
Diane returned to Sault Ste,
Marie after having spent six
days with his mother, Mrs. L,
M. Burt.
Their 'two-year-old daughter,
Diane gave her 'parents an anxe
roars time on Sunday. Just when
supper was being prepared, she
slipped off by herself, reached
a .bottle of bills and swallowed
some, the content of which was
unknown She was rushed to
Clinton Public Hospital for
medical treatment and she re-
mained! over night,
• Mrs. Burt received word
from her son atter they reach-
ed Sault Ste. Marie, that Diane
had not suffered any ill effects,
The Rt. Rev. William, A.
Townshend, DD, LDD, Suffrag-
an Bishop ,of Hurpn. and Mrs.
Townshend are at their cottage
this month. VVisatin!g ,them are
their son Jahn and family, Lon-
don, Myst. Phillip Utting, Wood-
stock, The Rev. Robert Town
sh'end returned to Sarnia :on
Tuesday after having spent a
couple of days with his parents.
The Rev. and Mrs. C. E.
Peacock, Haileybury, were the
guests of the Misses A. M. and
15th ANNUAL
BAYFIELD LOONS CLUB
NIVAL
ednesday, July 25
Parade a+ 730 from Post Office to
Agricultural Park — Lad by
1927 Steam Engine.
FLOATS -{ HORSES ^- PONIES
Clinton Community Concert Band
BALL GAME at 800
Ridos from McCurdy`s Shows London
•PONY RIDES --- GAMES and BINGO
DRAW for 10 PRIZ[S at i1OO pm
Ronald Burt Relates Some
HighIights s►f Europe Tour
BA;YFIELp Mr, and. Mrs.
Bomald Burt. returned to: their
home hi Sault Ste. Marie aur
July 9 alter . an exciting air tele
to Europe,
,lgudd•Y,,. as. he• bee been
known there since ehilcheed has
been Ibranc'h manager of Under-
wood Ltd., Sault Ste,. Marie,
,for a year, In a sales contest
eeross Canada his branch was
one o1' nine out of .38 which
,quarli..fied 'tor this trip to Italy.
He and his wife were mem-
bers of a• grqup of 27 which
left Menem. Airport oe June 22.
alt 5.30 pan. 'They arrived in
New York at 7 p.rn and then
flew jet finer). New York alt
1.0
3 forMilan, "vi
0 ,p.m,. arriving
about 10.30 Italian 'time (5.30
out time). They b'ad ra POO
crossing.
In Italy they went on con-
d'uctecd ;tours, The Underwood
Company made complete aa'-
rangements. They toured the
factory at Ivrea, went to Ven
ice, Florence, Rome, Tivoli anted'
ba
ck to Rome.
They saw many beauttifuli.
churches, :ancient Rome and the
guide related stories of history
of various sites, one of which
was the site where Nero fiddled
ars Roane burned'. They were
fascinated with Venice, unique
tri
that there is no ,automobiles
ire. It is a maze of canals
in the Adritatic Sea.
They felt that they'd been
shown. the best of everything.
Of interest in Rome was that
one guide was Gina Lolllalbrig-
i'd'afs brother-inellaw.
There was only one hitch in
,the whole tour and that was
when 'tlhey missed a train at
Milan. It lett at 6.25 and those
in the tour had been 'told it
left at 6.45 p.m. A girl from
the Olivetti 'Company made the
train .arrangements. There was.
aspecial car far the group
hooked on behind the dining
car and . a special d:inmer had
been arranged. But they were
not (there to enjoy it. They had
a meal on the 8.30 train which
satisfied their hunger.
On Judy 3, they flew to
Zurich lane: Lucerne, Sw•itzer~-
la"'d, where they were on their
over. Lucerne they, found bea-
utiful and Zurich not a pretty
place, but the international
part is there. It was amazing
how many American cart' were
being driven, and the low taxi
fares 'in Switzerland.
They were disappointteldt im
not being able to take in to
cable car trip in the Alps. It
was raining, anisty and cow
'hanging olouds so guides advis-
ed against .a mountain 'trip.
From Zurich 'they flew to
Paris, France, where they had
hotel reservations on Champs
de Elysee, fairly close to
L'Arc de Triunphe. This was
a most enjoyable interlude in
their trip. Amongst other noted
spats, they visited the Eiffel
Tower,
It was surprising to them
that, other than tourists, there
were fewer people who under-
stood :English in Paris than any
of the other cities they had
visited. •
On the trip they met a few
Canadians .and many Americ-
ans, particularly in France and
Switzerland.
Asked how they managed
with the foreign currency, Ron -
E. J. Sttirling from Friday to
Monday. Mr. Peacock who was
in charge of St. Anidtrew's Unit-
ed Church, Bayfield, and Grace
United •Church, Porter's Hill,
for two years left here three
years ago. They were on their
way to Lake Rousseau to finish
their vacation with their daugh-
ter.
Mrs. David Bettye and Blair,
Edgar, are visiting her parents,
Mr. and 1Vrrs, le. S. Blair. 1VIi'ss
Ethel Blair, London, was :hone
aver` the weekend. And Muss
13'nenda Blair who spent her
vacation with her parents' and
slater in Edgar, retuh`ned to
studies :at St. Thomas .and Ell -
gin Hospital school of nursing
on Friday.
Mr, and Mrs. Roy Macdonald
and four children, Lochie,
Laurie, Graham end Monica,
Vancouver, were the guests of
Mrs: Macdonald's aunt, Mrs,
J. E. Howard an Sunday and
Monday. They motored through
the States. Graham celebrated
his fifth birthday in Yeilow-
atone Park. After visiting her•
Motheer, Mrs. Adair Boyd!, .and
other relatives in Ontario, they
will return to Vancouver villa
the Trans.Camiada Highway.
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Witnesses Plan
To Attend Large
Hamilton Assembly
Alt�e r
m ar>Ibe S of the Clinton
Congregation of Jehovah's Wit-
ihesSes will be leaving this area
Shar!tly to a!tttendi "The Cour-
eons Ministers District Aesernb-
ly" 'at'Civic Stadium, I-I'ar'nilttoih,
August 3.5, it Was anfnbunced
today by I aa'1 1Vfc&any ,bregii!dN'
Wig minister df .the &t p,
"An attendance of tiVe±'
1000 15 'ahltieipated," stated
Mr. Hari McNttlliy. "Delegates
Will cone from Ontario, Qutebee
and northern shotes of the
United States",:
Old Bunt explained that they
:carried ,$20 American trayelllers
eheglres as they were mere
acceptable than 'Canadian
cheques.
They would cash one of the
cheques !and trS'e a common de-
nerrlinator for the SwisS or
French franc, or, It;lliath lire
(:the latter has a..comparative0y
low value) 'to determine the
value. It was rather 'tricky in
Fran1e with the -old franc, It
takes ten old francs to make
ane of the new. currency, New
10 fr1an'c notes have NF printed
on thein, 100 franc old TKOs
with nothing beside the dense
minati,on is worth only 10
francs, In shopping' 'they h•ad
to watch lest the clerks gave
them change in old francs arl:
their printed value. Also the
waitenls in restaurants and
hotels backed on a bit extra
to the bill if possible.
Asked thew he felt on exe i'v-
ing :home tauter this !trip 'to
IOurope, Ronald said most em:-
phatiaa'l;lly '1 HERE IS NO'
LACE LIKE' CANADA!"
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Stanley Ladies Club
Hold Annual Picnic
An enjoyable picnic was held
by the Stanley Ladies Com-
munity Club at Clan Gregor
Square, Bayfield ori Wednes-
day, July 11. Sports were ;en-
joyied and winners were: races,
pre-school, six and under, Faye
C" � telon' e
are , Betty Glen, eight and
under, Billy Canttelon, Sandtra
Graham; ten .and under, Jean
Glen, . Ronnie Graham.
Wheelbarrow race, boys, Bill
McGregor, Ronald Graham;
girls, Nancy Flinidalil •and Di-
anne V'evho'ef; three . legged
race, Sandra Graham, Barbara
Keys; kick -the -slipper, Wayne
Oantelon; relay race, team cap-
tained by Sandra Graham.
Races, 10-12 years, girls, Jean
Glen; boys, Sam Moss'egxnan,
Paul Findlay; 12 and over,
Nancy Minden, Dianne Ver-
hoef; young boys, Gordon Glen.,
Bili McGregor; shoe scramble
boys, Bill McGregor, Sam Mos-
selnan; gda'1's, Nancy F9ind.a'11,
Dianne Verhoef.
Ball throw, Gordon Glen,
Sam Mosseianan; married lad-
ies; Mrs. Mel Graham, Mrs.
George Cantelon; married men,
MeI Graham, M. Kromhhourt;
time race, Mrs. Goldie Gra-
ham; kick -the -shipper, ladies,,
Mrs. Fred Gibson; men, MT.
Krorn'hout; lucky .spot, Roy
Cantelon;
At the June meeting of the
Stanley club, held at Mrs. Bob
Glen's, officers were re-elected
by acclamation: president, Mrt.
George Canitelon; vice-presi-
dent, Mrs. Stewart Baird; sec-
retary, Mrs. John McGregor;
treasurer, Mrs. Bob Glens.
A donation of $10 was given.
to the Salvation Army.
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"YOUR WESTINGHOUSE .DEALER"
NOTICE
BUILDINGF BY-LAW
POLICE VILLAGEof BAYFIEL D
Approved by Ontario Municipal Board and passed
byStanley an ey Township'Counciil
A building permit of --$5.00 is required to make im-
provements of $150.00 or more, also for new building and
moving buildings off or on different location. •
No building shall be erected closer than 4 ft. from
side lines for one storey or 6 ft. from side ,lines for two
storey and 20 ft. off street.Tines; all new buildings to be
equipped with inside plumbing; 75% of new lumber to be
used; summer cottages shall have minimum floor space of
500 sq. ft., permanent building 700 sq. ft.
No septic tank with shallow well shall be constructed
unless lot is in excess of 15,000 sq. ft.; all lots of 12,000
sq. ft. shall require a drilled well and septic tank shall be
passed by Medical Health officer.
Further details can be had from Mr. Stanley Stephen-
son, also permits.
Sy -Law to take effect immediately.
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POLICE VILLAGE OF BAYFIELD.
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Special Values and Reminders This Week
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COLGATES TOOTH PASTE
Reg. 35c Reg. 65c Reg. 98c
2 for 63c 57c 79c
BRECK HAIR SET MIST
with FREE Rain Hat
$1.49
BRECK SHAMPOO Reg. $1.75
HUDNUT CREME RiNSE Reg.
ODO-RO-NO
Cream Deodorant 79c
Spray Deodorant Reg. $1.50
NOXZEMA
Reg. 66c— 49c 10 oz. — $1.35
HALO SHAMPOO Reg. $1.09 • 89c
DESSERT FLOWER DEODORANT
CREAM or ROLLON — Reg. $1.25
2 for $ 1.25
MACLEAN'S TOOTH PASTE
Reg, 73c— 2 for 99c
PHILLIP'S MAGNESIA TABLETS
Reg,. 79c -- 69c
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79c 69c $1,29 99c
$1.49
$2.00 $1,29
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