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Game Officer
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conservation officer W,
Wormworth of Wingb itzn last year
carried put a survey,:of Clam Lake,:
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.located in the jlorth end of f lai;
loss `roWnslaip; 'The purpose 4f tliaM
survey was tp 44.09 .s• the largo and
smallnlaldtli bktss ari the like. It. is.
considered; .one of the 'best inland.
lakes foal' fishing in this area,
It 'was deelded to check .the lake
thoroughly by Watorl temperatures,
depths, underwater ••vegetation, etc
Soundings were taken €rci•gss the
widest part of the;,lake' at approx-
;mately;, 1,6 'foot intervals;, begin.'.
ning :at a depth ^ of five lea. This
showed that the .greatest .depth in
the southern part of,the lake is 3r
:feet and in' the northern part 25,
feet. The bottom of the' lake is
gravel and sand in the ,shalloW
areas and mud and.,weeds in the
deeper areas. '
Clam. Lake is fed from . Silver•
Lake by a.slaaall stream which runs
all year: round. 'Forage Is /plen'ti-
ful for game fish in this lake,
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There is :an abundance, of all kinds
1 ,G. A tof water weed; and many varieties
of coarse fish and minnows, These.
CHANCES:!
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• TERRIFIC BRAKE HEAT ` -
'AND ' WEAR FACTORS
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are the problems o1 todayr5 brakes. include chub,' Ranh, lock bass;
sunfish;• catfish and.suckers.
Imagine pressing your hand against a brake dtutn .at Apart•.from •the'tsmallmouth and
sixty miles an hour!
:. ' •q' n. > stet ,.s,. ++r', '•s.+r. ay,...�.y.•4.•:4,.-.4 M,.;r , . • Ia•rgeinoutbr beets .in: Clam .-,Lake','
The heat gener•aied rs,such that it, could make a cheap , there are also afiike. Scale readings
brake hiding completely useless •after one' fast stop! frons -bass'' caught and; •retained in,
Rgybestos brake linings arespecially made, to resist dictated Ghat the fish :were' from 5
heat and:•wear-for your safety, • to 6 years old and.nicasured 3,0 to
1T !inches. „ Checking ':fishermen
GET A COMPLETE AMMIONM from. time to time at the lake it
was found that a party of two av-
eraged five to six bass. On Sun-
day; May 10; 1.957, 100 piste were
taken front' Clam Lake, the larg-
est :measuringy 28 inches, the ma-
jority front 18 to 2Q inches. ,Scale
readings from two 18 inoh pike•
taken later showed them to 'be be,
CANADA'S BEST-KNOWN AND LARGEST-SELLING'BRAKE LINING ° 'teen :thi e and four years old.
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l�'S LCTrCN ))A. Y'carious units .of isle Cutlet Corps of ors Virxm-
luufn; District WIigh choo1 are 'spread out .over the' field as' :tht;y, take
part in exercises .connected with the amnia] inspection on, Tuesday'' of
this week. In the foreground the bugle band is forming` the ;letter
•INSPE'CITING, OI"'il'IOERS—Officers who'carried out t he annual inspection at the high school on Tuesday
'were, from the left Capt. it, P. titter; Lt . Co): R. S.41 etherington, ;. Cadet . Major R. Hetherington, Major
, J; A. Jackson 7..t. W. A. Antis and Major E. C. Mil liken Echo is seen takin . the salute.—A-T pilioto
BRAKE CHECK
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ing Sakurday,
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VWINGHAM'S GREATEST PRE=SUMMER SHOPZING
.EVENT _--- MEN'S SUITS', .MEN'.S'TOPCOATS PANTS,
,JAMCKETS', SHIRTS; BOYS' W EAR - - LADIES' :DRESSES,
w .LADIES".- COATS, LADIES' ,ACCESSORIES*.
DOES IT WITH RYES ti5RUT—Cadet Bdr. Murrey strips down and re-
assembles a Been gun to simulate night conditions. The exercise was
a'partio'f the annual inspection at the WDUS on Tuesday. A -T photo.
Yff1TECiIURCll
Mr., and Mr Clifton Mooreof
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London, visited for afew days last
,week at' the •home•of.:=Mr. and Ml's.
Writ Kennedy, of .Marnoch, and,
Mr. and M. Leo Devine and their
children from Parkhill spent the,
week -end at the Kennedy home.
Mr. and 1Vrrs, Vvm. Lines ' of To-
ronto visited .on Wednesday last
with Rev, and Mrs. W. J. Watt.
Dr. and Mrs Hiltz and children
of Milton, spent the week-en;d •at
the home of Mrs. Coo, McClena
ghan and Miss lYIildred.
Mr; and Mrs, Tobi Jantzi -and
t'amily•of Milvel•ton vis tt;d on Snh-
day tt the . 1' me of her brother,.
Mr. George Fishes Gordon Fisher
and Miss Than Marshall spent the.
Week -end at -,Timmins at the hatitnc
of Mr, and Mrs; Wm, Fisher. Mr,
and Mrs, Warden Howald of Lttek-
now also visited at the Fisher home
oft 'Sunday. ' ,
Mr, -and Mrs, John Wraith of
Luclnow visited on Sunday at the
hone or her ;brother, Mr, Ira
Wall.
;Mr, Arthur Crohin of Caled2m.
and Mr, and Mrs, Roll:ton f"alconer'
and children. of "Sarnia; spent the
week -end -with his parents Mr.'
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Mrn. Nett ,Falcon
er.
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zna'6 in Vin$Sp 10% to .50% 1.
and Teddy o Toronto Sp
CYt tl!Mr, ad Mrs Wm, Underwood
si week -end with Mr, and Mrs ;Jas.
M llrath,
Mt•,'nr'id' Mrs. Alex .lfobertson and
dattghte.rs and Mr, and Mrs. Got..
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den' McBurney were at Scaforth ori
Tuesday last, Where they attended
the -sale for M. Albert Harrison,
who has been critically 111 during
the bast month.
Reeve 0. 'l'aylnr and the East
1Vawanosh council and road super
intendent Were out Last Thursday,
looking cover the township nada.
1V r, Chas Henry of the Pedlar:
reople Inter treated thele , to a
steak dinner at a Wingham Hotel.
Mrs. John Craig visited with her
daughter, Mrs. Robt. Hall over
the week -end. Mr, Robt. Hall at-
tended his sister's wedding in Tor-
onto on Saturday.
Mrs. Jack Flannigan of Torbrnto
apent the week -end with ;her par-
ents, Mr, and Mrs, Thos, Inglis and
on Sunday Mrs. Flannigan and
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Inglis visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Inglis of
Fordwich,
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Nicholson visit-
ed. on Saturday with hbr parents,
Mr. and Mrs. John Hutchison. Mr.
Hutchison had his car badly
smashed up one day last week,
when a milk truck drove out of a
Country lane in front, of the Nidi-
Olson car, Luckily the drivers wore
not injured,
The W,M,S, of the Presbyterian
Church meets this 'Wednesday at
the home of avirs. Won. Pardon of
St, Helens. A car load :of the
W,MS, ladies attended the Mait-
land Presbyterial W.M.S. meeting.
I'tineardiho on Tuesday. Mr. Harris Purdon loft on Thurs-
day last to.eommenee his summer's
work at Marathon, north of Lake'
Stipp rior,
Mr. Willowy of Litettbow, with
other men who worst at, Elliot
Lake, left nn Monday, and 'Mr,
Johnston Conic aceompaiiied theta
and will visit with her rdaughter,
Mrs. Jas. Keene of Sudbury,
Mr. and Mrs. Crest Hawerehucic
rand Gordon Mitchell of Toronto
agent the week -end at the home of
Mr, and Mrs, Will 1erlry,
Fordyce pupils played a friendly
game of baseball with the ,S,S,
No, 17 pupils in W. 'Wawanosh, and
were defeated 18-23.
Mr. and. Mrs. ]:tarry Moss and
family of Plattsviile talent the
week -end at the home of her
pnrents, Mr. and Mrs, :Bert Mc-
CIeriag1iatt,
Mr. and Mrs. Vlrm.' MCFhersO t
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BLUEVALE
Mr, and Mn,sTom Gaston , and
daughters of ;Toronto .were week-
end visitors with Bev, R, A. Tiro&'lc.
and Mrs; Brook:
Mrs. Neil•Mao achern; of Toren
to, visited herr mother, Mrs. It. F.'
Garniss at ,Wingham General. Hos-
pital and her uncle, iMac Scott;, at
the week -end.
Visitors on Sunday; with Mrs.
W. J, Johnston Were her sister,
-Mrs. Milton:' Watson; and -,Mr° .and.
Mrs. Bob Hayes and •Kentrath,, all
of Elimville; also Mr. , and Mrs.
Charles Fraser, of Ilderton,
Miss'. Norma McMinn, of Toronto,
spent a few days with her sister,
Mrs. Arnold Lillow.
Mr. Nelson Cardiff of Brussels.
and aVl.. and M.... Leslie Lamont of
Jymnar.ie; ' G�.vei,
At Mission Band`.'
I'rLUE`VrAUB-•-"The 11 syi'on .T3tuM
met in ,the United, Churci? on Tues•
day ,afternoon with leaders,.. Mas,.
George Fischer and Mrs. 1VfeiYlip
Craig. Bill Hetireria%gton, presi-
dent, presided for the business
session; .Grace Mathors, :secretary,
read the minutes, , The roil call
was answered 'hy naming "Solna-,
thing
thin' You Would. Like to i)o."
Mary Craig read a ;arrisaionary.
Story, A peace item was given by
Keith Johnston, Ken Mathcra col-
lected the .offering and Birthday
greetings were given: Mrs. George
Fischer 'gave' the story frons the
study °book, "Ra.na's New :Ho.rne'.
Foliowing the meeting, gifts of
musical' ,editions of the 'United
Church Tiymnary were presented
to Mrs, W J, Johnston .and Vries
Margaret .Curtis, in recognition; of
their many year of .faithful' :ser-
vice as ' leaders of the Mission
Band.'I'arefls and W,iyf,S, mem
•begs gratefully :appreciate their.
work and ,interest,
Tea and Stale'
frleId ��rrda •
BLTJEVALE -.- The Second and
Third line (Morris) ,group of the
Women's Association of the United
church, held a tea and sale at the
home of Mrs. John Wickstead on
Friday afternoon, There was a
large attendance, a 'delightful set-
ting and receipts were very satis-
factory, as all the articles were
sold. .
Fine selections of totem poles
which have been placed in Thun-
derbird , Park at Victoria and in
Stanley Fa,rk> at Vancouver are
viewed by thousands of visitors. to.'
British Columbia each year•
Tile world's 'nisi t belabli•
1 taract, ITitigare. 1Ct"ills, Alla'
with, thunder and 'aha, eya .ot Iii .
tourist with beauty.
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Any :sutlson .ltf vaeutibt
Ontario, Canada variety
.land.
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Orange KIST
Orange KIST is mode from
real oranges, That's wiij, it.t.
tastiss•so 900d --• why•f(riart
people insist on ()range KIST,
a1rcept no "jusz•gs•pood"
brands.. Get Orange KIST
todcyl
Thern'4 .p KIST
novourfor ewary
tnwfd. In crirtuh;:
.or onallt•
perfect "pick„ ••
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Tu:,k'°y Beverages,.,
.151 Main Street,
Exeter, Ontario
Phone Exeter 515
Kincardine were with Mrs 'An- 111"1II/I11/Iliilllu/I1OmMIIIIKIAUIKIIIAl11i➢111muRill]/IIIIg(I(/1l1EU11L9111E"lll/IIIR:
drew Lamont and :Dugaid Strachan wjlf' —
on Sunday., •
Miss Joyce::Hoffman; and. Bruce
Webb of Barrie„ were visitors - at
the home of Mr. and ;Mrs. C. "B.
Hoffman.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Messer, of
Toronto, spent the week -end at
their summer home here.
and children of: St. .Helens, and Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Campbell•' and
son of �Belgfay.e, visited on Sunday
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Elliott.
Mr and Mrs. Stanley Moore and'
family of Woodstock Mr. and. Mrs,
Basil Thompson and, family. of
Preston, spent the week -end with
their parents,' Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Moore. • Mr. "and Mrs.' Kenneth
Dickson and children: of Belmore
visited there on Sunday.
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1.1 ...THIS' W 1 l
GIANT BONUS with Pxeriniurrt 73c
Libby's ORANGE •JUICE - 48 oz.. , . • 37c
°! Large OLIVES - 16 oz.. „ .. 35c
e 'Coral Isle CHOCOLATE .MIX - 1 ib. pkg. 33c
Z? Sirloin & T-Bone+STEAKS , . r lb. 79t
Choice Cuts BEEF ROASTS . . lb. 65c 1
Golden Yellow BANANAS . , •'2 lbs. 29c
C, Tasty Cello TOMATOES pkg.' 25c 1
! NEW POTATOES 10 lbs., 69c
We're' pleased to announce the winner of the 100 lbs. of'Su&..n U'
wits Mrs. Charlie Krohn of Wingli int.'
_ .REMEMBER with' • each: 05,00 Purchase you will have a chance
j to win one of the Ten Bags of Sugar to be drawn' Within the
net ten mo t4.
FOODLAND MARKET
Phone 20.7 Wingham
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