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BAYFIE1D
BAYKELD, Nov. 3.—Mr. and
Mrs. W. M. Bennett and family,
-the week -end.
H. Peter, Stratford, spent Sunday
at his cottage.
Miss Joan Tillmann, London,
,. spent the week -end with Mrs. Helen
‘,
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Milne, left on
Friday to spend a few weeks at
Owen. Sound.
Mr. and Mrs, Maurice Frame left
on Saturday to spend the winter at
Clinton.
Bob Brandon, Grand Bend, spent
the week -end at his home,
Misses Maude and Josephine
Stirling left on Siniday to spend a
month at Nanton, Alberta.
Glenn Brandon returned to his
honie on Friday after working for
the past few months at Chatham.
Mrs. A. Furter, London, spent
the week -end at the. home of her Star brings quick results.
brother, Harold Stinson.
Miss Ethel Blair, London, spent
the week -end with her parents, Mr,
and Mrs. Robert Blair.
The Lions Club held their annual
Hallowe'en party in the Town Hall
on Friday evening. Al'arge crowd
,iatfemlad and.:mally„ were itik-cto
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;by a treat.
Dr. and Mrs. A. C. Chapman,
Detroit, are sPending a few days
at their co,ttage.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Parker and
baby, London, spent' the week -end
with their respective parents.
Tom Bauer, Waterloo, spent the
week -end at his parents' cottage.
Mrs: J. Jowett moved to the vil-
lage for the • winter months on
Thursday,
Miss Ruth Hayman left last week
for New York,
Mr. and Mrs, S. H. Bryant re-
turned to their home at Byron last
week 1,tfter having closed their cot-
tage.
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An advertisement in the Sinal -
Huron Newspapers
Hold Annual Meet
The annual meeting or the Huron
.c.ount-yaikeekly..Diewspaper.4.4,s.sos4;
4
ote'urich, on Satur • ay after-
noon followed by a bansluet in the
evening.
Plans were discussed for the
microfilming of all weekly news-
papers published ia .,the County,
not only for the convenience of the
individual publishers but also for
the preservation of back issues of
-the newspapers for historical pur-
poses. These would be valuable,
addition g to the County Library in
the distant future, •
„,Mr, Barry Wenger, of the Wing-
liSin Advance Times, was elected'
president, Mr. Cyril Snowden, of
the Sealorth. News, vice-president,
and' Miss Wilma Dinnan, of the
Clinton News -Record, secretary -
treasurer,
Mr. Chester Smith, who retired
from the publishing of the Zurich
Herald some time ago after oper-
ating, the paper for 43 years, was
honored by the association. He
was presented with a silver tray
and a presentation address' Was
made by Mr. Mel Southcott, of the
Exeter Times Advocate, on behalf
of the association. Mr. Sou,thcott
pointed out that Mr. Smith and
himself were the only two present'
whohad seen the day when their
papers were all set by hand.
Both Mr. and Mrs. Smith expres-
their appreciation for the beauti-
ful gift from the association.
Subscription prices were discus-
sed and several of the larger news-
papers stated they contemplated
increasing them at the beginning
of the year in order to cope with
-the continually increasing costs of
production of a newspaper. Only
one paper in Huron is now charg-
ing ten cents a single.copy but the
new year will likely find other
papers 'following this practise
which ig common with , weekly
papers in many other, parts of On-
tario. • •
The retiring president, A. L.
olquhottor-of---the, Clinton, NI-6w.F.,
Record, was chairman.'
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PORTER'S HILL
Polina's 3.—"A so-
cial evening was held in Porter's
Hill school on October 24 in honor
of the newlyweds,. Mr0,4444,--larS
18 TWANt9tOVT-savr,alitiritle
was played with prizes going to:
4igh lady, Mrs. Alvin Betties; high
gentleman, Alvin Bettles; low lady,
Mrs. William Cox; low gentleman,
Wilnier. 'Riddell. The couple were
called forward and Mrs. Elgin Cox
read the address and Tom Sowerby
presented them with a lovely floor
lamp. Ken, on behalf pf his wife..
thanked everyone and the ladies
served a lovely lunch.
Last Sunday was Laymen's Sun-.
day and the guest speaker -was Mr.
Lloyd Morgan, of Centralia. His
sermon, "Choices—Good or lad,"
was much enjoyed by all present.
Last Friday afternoon a Hallow-
e'en party was -put on in the school
by the pupils and teacher, Mrs.
Cooper. Quite a number of the
mothers, attended. Prizes for the
costume parade were as follows:
Fancy Hallowe'en, John Cox, Col-
leen Lockhart and Sharon Lockhart;
most original, Joanne Harr on;
"faz4PY.,, , 14r,
Ifettles; eryl- and Bonnie- erii;
Shirley Harris; comic, Terry Bauer,
Murray Torrance, Patsy Cox. Pat-
sy -Cox then took charge of the Red
Cross meeting. An entertaining
program then 'followed. Piano in-
strumentals Were played by Patsy
Cox, Betty Idsinga, Bonnie..Cox,
Sharon Lockhart, and Peggy Ann
Bettles. Two recitations were giv-
,•
en by Colleen Lockhart and Ohilloy
Harris. Julia Cox read a humorous
Hallow'en story and Betty Idsinga
conducted some riddles. Two chor-
uses were sungby the Juniors.
Games followed for both young and
old and lunch was served, by the
PafiomaitsAgna;
forrlhe'""
teacher and pupils for the lovely
afternoon. ,
Mr. Milton Woods went to Lon-
don last week to spend the winter
months with his daughter and son-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jim illurnin.
Conservation means Wise use by
everyone always. ,
James Richardson -8( Sons. 'Serving the Feeci'Dealers of Western Ontario':!
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So rapid has been the change in
location of big -league baseball
teams that,„according to the Book
of Knowledge Annual, Chicago is
the only city left with two teams.
In 1952 there were Ave such cities.
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