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"i4w::"ItliScu*srettr.lailt yZt.'” decided to'
use 271 which is an 85-88 day corn,
while the 401 brawl is 96-102 day.
Lt was announced ROO ,d
year members would either have
to use Simazin, on one plot and not
on 'the other, or else have -tiro
different varieties to Compare as
ap extra. project.. The sod sample
reports were discussed and gave
everyone a complete knowledge as
how to prepare their .seedbed. The
seed, was then distributed and at
the 'close of the, meeting Mr. Ken
Murpify paid us a call,. The next
meeting is to be early in June.
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YM..11:1 May 1.9.—Mr. and left en "Simday to spend four cloys
at Toronto.
Mr: and Mrs. Wm. Barber and 1.
Afro:* Charlton and family,
Stratford, spent the Week -end in
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4:101i,' spent the week -end at their
cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. Ford Steadman and
family, London, spent' the holiday
week -end at their cottage.
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• 'Mr. and Mrs. Warren Cook and
two daughters, London, . were at
their cottage from Friday to Mon-
' ' day.
Ttu.. and Mrs. R. G. Hunter and
family, and Mrand tMrs. Chas.
Rogers, Toronto, were at the
Hunter home •over the week -end.
• Dr. and Mrs. A. Chapman, De-
troit, spent from Friday to Tues-
day at their cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fraser, River-
side, are spending a few days at.
their home.
Glenn Brandon, Chatham, spent
the holiday week -end with his wife
and three children.
Miss Janis Galbraith, Clinton,
spent the week -end at the home
of her -grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Chas. Bell.
. _Mr ..and -Mrs Wm—Dunn, -Janis.
and Alyce, London, were at their
cottage over the week -end.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon' Pfaff and
son, Windsor, spent the week -end
at their home.
Mr. and Mrs. -M. Dundass, Lon-
don, were at their cottage over the
week -end.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Tillmann and
children, London, spent theo week-
end at their cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Parker and I Ms. John Lindsay held a mis-
....\.„Bonmer.Scanborn„..spent,,..the—,w . ! ..•
end with his mother, eMrs..,..Taa ing in honor of Miss Marion Mak-
Parker. ins, a bride -elect of this month.
'Miss 'Marion MalOns', London, Twenty-three ladies enjoyed garnes
spent, from Friday to ,Monday with and contests. Marion reeeived
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd many beautiful gifts and thanked
.Makins. Mrs. 'Lindsay and the ladies for
Sgt. and ,Mrs. Joseph Mayman the lovely gifts and evening. The
and haby;-London, spent the week- hostess served dainty refreshments.
end with Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Mat -
Millen.
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Mr. and Mrs . -E. A. Featherston
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me -over the •
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hart and two
children," London, spent the week-
end at the Hart cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Chapman
and family, London; spent the
week -end at their cottage.
Mr. and Mrs., L. A. Stephens and
family, Toronto, were at their cot-
tage over the week -end.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank .Peters and
family, Stratford, were at the
Peters' cottage over the week -end
holiday.
'IMr. and Mrs. Richard Moore, De-
troit, spent the week -end at their
home on Main street.
Mr. -and Mrs. A. W. Hayman,
London, spent the week -end with
their daughter, Ruth, at the
"Little Inn_ '
Dr. and Mrs; Wm. Tillmann, and
family, .London, were at the Till -
mann cottage over the week -end.
Mr. and Mrs. Len Smith, London,
spent the week -end with Mr. and
Mrs. R. Larsen.
'Mr—and Mr,s.-Jas...:Day. and _three,
children, Pleasant Ridge, Mich.,
spent the week -end at their cot-
tage.
Miss ' Helen McLeod, London,
spent from Friday to Monday with
her mother, Mrs. W. J. McLeod.
Mrs. Chas. Bell is a patient in
the ,Public Hospital, Clinton, and
Miss Lucy Woods in Victoria Hos-
pital, London. Their many friends
wish them a speedy recovery.
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• All grand thoughts come from
the heart.
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This British girl is seen draped
with terry towelling of novel de-
sip—blue and amethyst butter-
flies and q bumble bees and pale
pink and green roses on a white
ground. The display vas at the
Textile Show in Lond'on, England,
rion-s /rink—cur '
which came from the same labor-
atories as another revolutionary
British discovery—Terylene. The
Chinese design • in the top left
corner is printed in black , and
various • pastel -colored •grounds,
while the "London Pride" design
in the top right corner is a novelty
range, showing .the lights of Pic-
Cadilly against a black background.
11 4,11 CORN CLUB
• IRREGULARITY
RELIEVED THIS
EASYWAY
When biliousness or constipation
robLygg of.,..youpep,„. try
liforse Roof Ma. They
help give easy relief by promoting
regularity. Try th•m --- get relief
with Dr. Morse's Indinn Root
IV* At all druggists.
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For gasoline, he,ating fuels, greases and 'Motor oils, con-
tact •
, REID and NORMAN.
Goderiblr- distributors
Phone (collect) 190, Goderich.
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NOW is the time to make
or choose those plans for "
the building or renovations
you been thinking about.
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Co'. Limited and see the
W -f -b -g -S -T selection of all the.
latest in building materials.
forward with confidence, knowing that
when you buy 'here you get the Inateriala
that are best iiiiikrto the.jiarticular
job you are doing.
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GODERICH MANUFACTURING. CO. LIMITED :
"Your Headquarters For All Builders' Supplies"
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The May meeting of West liraWa-
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aoSh 1,'X'ewilsW,P, Piwagil• PUrA4Pgfl,
izo.adaule,.. spraWhg. Ma‘eriai 4,1:Q.
Iiirn't,ITT.Rebertton. R.A. Z.Aujiurri:
who has been employed by the
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township to do the roailside spray-
ing at pl. per hour.
a ‘4410ti9u V Councillors Nic-
Phee and. Purnin, the following
accounts were ordered paid: n. T.-
rkilPatrich, insurance Poild, 7.00;
A. 11. 4-sXine, indigent patients'
,aunts, 42.7 Iffichnow Histor-
1 1 Book ofnmittee; advertising,.
12:60; Donald .murray,l. fox botty,
ty, $1; Harold • igrrington, 4 -fox
b.0PEURSuntles,1114A;II:icl"arlIrO?;Ifeverdl',,'1795,afox',
bacinitioeuS6ty7,; $tiOb jeawit etrs0,044
fox bounties, 2; Ontarzo Ily
$0.07; S.11. Mike, Go-derica, mu
cfpal officers' fee, $20; Village of
LtleknoWi relief account, $21.77;
Myth, .Ristrktalre,„-ArestizLennual,
ibeovnu;tiVels.5.:,^$4'ly
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Clean as aWhistle
Oh, the joy of using modern appliances ... so time,
• saving, so work -saving! And when they're gas appliances,
• so utterly, -utterly clean -besides!.
When you cook with gas,. broiling goes unnoticed, be --
cause the gas flame simply burns up every whiff of smoke
and greasy vapors. And the "burner with a brain" com-
pletely ends over -cooking, smelly burning and boil -overs.
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But your home will prove how mu"ch cleaner gas is!
Walls, curtains, woodwork keep that "just cleaned" look.
• Gas doesn't produce .any tell-tale soot, greasy films, dust
or ashes.
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• So just put gas, the ideal fuel, and modern-as-toin'orrow
gas aPpliances together, and you have the twin keys to ,
better living, with everything "clean as e'whistle."
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TO YOUR ONTARIO HOSPITAL INSURANCE
A new Blue Cross service designed to,cOver the difference in charges between standard
ward and semi -private accommodation in participating hospitals* ,is riow available to
residents of Ontario 'for an effective date of January 1, 1959—the date your Ontario tiospital
insurance comes into .effect. If you enrol for basic coverage throutti the Ontario Hospital
Services Commission, you can prepay'semi-private care through Blue Cross.
'Sanatoria, hospitals for the chronically ill, and mental hospitals are exeltided.
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DEPENDABILITY
• Available to employed groups of Six or more and to individuals -L.
Blue Cross seMi-private,cOverage carries with it the same
• •,dependability you have come- to expect from this non-profit
community service.
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ONE P-AYMENT.-CoNE CERTIFiCATE
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Through an aerangement made with the Ontario Hospital Services
,Commission, one payment covering the cost of both plans will be
made to the Commission and one certificate coorming coverage
• At) both. will -be- provided. Regulations governinve payment to the
Commission will apply to Blue Cross.
REMEMBER .. .
0"BE'ELIGIttE:POR'BUIE—Cle0S1
SEMI -PRIVATE COVERAGE, YOU
MUST ENROL FOR BASIC COVERAGE
EIROUGIIIIIVONTARIO-HOSPITAL 1
• SERVICES COMMISSION.
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EMPLOYED- GROUPS; LE:mploy-erS. -Of %ix :or
• nri'ore' may. apply for -This new Service at the S-ame ,
time t, .-enroffor basic coverage by indicating those
ojAheir employees wiSh'ink Blue- Cross semi -private •
coverage VI the,colUnin provided on the Enrolment Form
the Ontario Hospital Services Commission (#101).
INDIVIDUALS—Present Pay Direct subscribers to Blue
Cross will receive complete details alOng with an application
' for new semiprivate coverage during July. Further
advertisements featuring setii-priVate *coverage for other
individuals will aprj'ear in Jitly.
THE COST IS LOW
RATES FOR -EM LOYED ,GRQU
SINGLE. $ .55 PER MONTH
• FAMILY' $1.10 PER MONTH
nrddifion to yoUr Pflideb3 hospital iiisarance.
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135 St. Clair Avenue West, Toronto 7, Ontario.
I wish furtheleistits_ort the enrolment of. employed groups fo'r Blue Cross
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