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Clinton News Record, 1954-07-08, Page 8PAGE six News of Bayfield Repreaentative MISS LUCY R. WOODS - , • •••••-•44-11-.-+ Dr. and Mrs. E. Cooper and f amily, Detroit, are at their cot- tage, - Miss Grace Woolfendon, Detroit, is at her cottage on Howard St.; for the summer. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Atkinson, Detroit, spent. the long weekend with D1 A, Atkinson. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Campbell and family, Seaforth, Ore vacation.- ing in Deer Lodge Park. E. A. Featherston, London, was at his home in the village from Wednesdayuntil Sunday. Arlington Atwood, Detroit, is in the village while having his home On Keith Crescent repaired. Miss Anne Drouin, Detroit, has joined her sister at their cottage, "Hillcrest," for the summer, K. Boughner and family, Lon- don; have taken William L. Met - calf's cottage for the sea-sOn. Mr. and Mrs. Victpr Hodson, Windsor, are holidaying with Mrs. .A. W. Reid, "Enfield" cottage. Albert Vanstone who has made his, home in Bayfield for some ' years, moved to London last week. Mr, and Mrs. G. M. Galbrafth, ; are at their home, "Sylvan Acres", Goderich Township, for the sum- mer. ' - Mrs. Thomas Dillon, Toronto, was with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Bauer over the week- end. Mrs. W. M. Purves, Birming- ham, Mich., came •last week to oc- cupy her cottage on Huron Ter- . • Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Atkinson, Detroit, spent the weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Westlake., Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Reoch and three boys, Toronto, are occupying Mrs. G Beatty's driftage for July and August. Mr- and Mrs. William F. latich- an, Dunnville, cameon Sunday to visit the former's sister, Mrs. N. W. Woods. • Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lamont, Seaforth, have taken 1Virs. R. Mc- Ewen's cottage, eThe Cedars" for three weeks. Pnone BAYFIELD 45 r 3 Stuart and Gerald Sturgeon, Preston, were with their parents, Mr. and Mrs, E. 1. Sturgeon, over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Toms, Detroit, were the guests of -Mr. and Mrs: Charles Toms over the long weekend. Mrs. M. Marshall returned to Torento on Saturday after having spent the past two months with Mrs. A. W. Reid. • Mrs. Violet Walters, "Toledo, Ohio, is spending the summer at the•Thornson farm. Mrs. Sterling, Toledo, is her guest. • LOL No. 24 will -parade to ser- vice at St. Andrew's' United on Sunday morning, led by the Ban- ncickburn Pipe Band. Mr. and Mrs. B. Myers and fam- ily mid friends, Byron, spent the weekend with Mrs. 1111yers'• par- erig, Mr. and Mrs. S. Bryant. Mrs, John Pease, Mrs. J, Barron and two children, London, Ervine Pease, Woodstock, were at their cottage over the long weekend. Mr. and Mrs. W. W, McIlyeen, Hyde, Park, and John Sawatzkey, Nirinnipgg, were guests at the Al- bion Hotel over the weekend: 1V1r. and Mrs. I. M. Stewart recently enjoyed a motor trip to Rochester and other points in New York and also visited in London. Mrs. William J. Hall returned to her cottage on Chiniquy Street on Thursday. last after having spent a few days in Toledo, Ohio. Cpl. and Mrs. George Adams and two children, Susan and Geo- rge, left on atily 1 to motor to Saskateon to visit the former's parents. • ' Miss May Ervine, Goderich, and niece, Miss Shirley Lowry, Wind- sor, spent Sunday with the for- mer's brother, Spencer Ervine and family. Mr. arid Mrs. .Tack McDonald and Jacqueline, and Mr: and Mrs. Robert ,MaeLeod, London, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. L. H, MacLeod. ,Miss Cecil 1Y1eLeod was at Brae- side Pentecostal Camp, Paris, over the weekend. She accompanied Bayfield Streets (By our Bayfield correspondent) Oh, for a few drops of oil To lay the dust on Terrace and Tuyll! The grit vife'ye consumed Is getting us down And we hear it likewise On other streets in town. '1Dust to Dust" Comes fast enough for all, Without having it settle On us all like a pall. members of the Pen tecostai Church, Clinton. Mrs. N: B. Alexander, London, accompanied by her son George, Mrs. Alexender and son, Barry, Toronto, called on friends in the village on Sunday. Mrs. R. McEwen 'and two dau- ghters, Jane and Susan, accomp- anied by Bruce McKinrion, Lon, don, were at her cottage for a few days last week. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cleave left on Monday evening for Waukegan, 111., to visit their .son-in-lew and daugteter, Mr. and Mrs. E. Twenty - man and family. Mrs, R. B. Johnston, Sault Ste. Marie, arrived on Saturday after having visited in London for a few days, to spend the vacation at her home on Louisa Street. Mr. and Mrs. George Fry and Mr. and Mrs. John Townshend and two 'children, London, are at their cottage on Charles and Howard Streets, for the summer. BINGO. EXETER ARENA FrildaY 'July -16 9 12- Regular Games for $50 each 3 Special Games for $200 each' . - 1 SPECIAL FOR $1,000 ADMISSION:. $1.00 ' -, Extra and Special Cards 25a — 5 for $L00 GAM.ES SWART AT 9 P.M. SHARP . WATCH FOR MONSTER BINGO ON JULY 30 , SPONSORED BY EXETER LEGION . 27-8-b FRIDAY and SATURDAY Jay 9-10 "NEW MEXICO" Lew Ay res — . Mari I yn Maxwel I CARTOON COMEDY MONDAY and TUESDAY JULY 12-13 ,. "INNOCENT'S IN PARIS" Claire' Etgair. ---- Alastair Sim CARTOON COMEDY NEIL CAMPBELL'S CHECKERBOARD NEWS Clinton Farm 'Supply Your pigs' ability to make full use of their feed for grow- th, their "feed efficiency" is highest while they are young . . their first few weeks. Early gains are your cheapest gains, Those first few weeks, then, are thatime to go after growth and build a big strong frame- s work on which to "hang meat" later. The speed with which you can bring them up to a growthy stretchy 100-125 lbs. has a real bearing on your profits. Pig Startena makes an ex- ceptionally good creep ration. Many hog raisers are Using it for itarting, all their litters, with remarkable results -2 lbs. Startena often resulting in 1 lb gain. • Even 'well -grown pullets are not COMpLETELY 'developed when they- begin, to lay. They centinue to fill out,. adding an- other 1 to 2 lbs. Trying to grove manufacture eggs, and • maintain, body condition,' all at the same time, puts heavy de- niands on them, and On their feed. Without feed fortified for this 3 -fold job they may lay themselves into a false or par- tial moult and an expensive rest period. Purina Booster Cheekers are made to supply EXTRA Pro- teina, vitamins, minerals, anti- biotics, to deal with that situa- tion. Feed 6 lbs. per 100 birds per day, on top of the regular ration, Pullet' flocks often pick up worm infestation on range; and as one good hatcheryman says, "Authorities differ as to the ex- tent of the bad effects from worms, but we- can all agree that they certainly don't do the birds any good." Many of our customer; swear by the old reliable Purina Ch ek-R-T on Granules for worming pullets; and we're be- ginning to get goad reports on the economy and efficiency of the new Purina, Poultry Worm- er. AT YOUR SERVICE We not only supply you with • PURINA CHOWS and .SAN1- TA'LION PRODUCTS,- but of- fer service,. too. Call on our trained Feeding Advisors who are always ready to help you wttIfr feeding and sanitation If you're net a regular visitor to our store, drop in next time you're in town smi let's get acquainted. Make our store your itemlquarters. Clinton Farm Supply :4444440000NOCONOMON INTON NS -RECORD The Poplars THURSDAY, JULY 8, 1954 (By our Bay -field corresponalent) Mr. and Mrs. Bell, Dearborn, Mich., are spending three weeks at their -cottage. With them over the long weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Chester Velett, Kirk and Greg, Flint, Mich., and Wil- liam Ben, Jr., Dearborn. Mr. and Mrs. Henry. Crick; Roy and Clare, London, are .at their cottage, aft. and Mrs. William Greig and Jean, Toronto, are occupying their cottage, 'Bali Acres." 1Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Cook, Nancy and Donald, Stratford, Mrs. L. A. Stephens, Jane, Mark and Nora, Tbronto, are holidaying at "Loch Flame." Mrs. Harry Peter, son-in-law and daughter,- Mr. and Mrs. Har- old 'Bertanger, Stratford, are at her cottage. . Spending a vacation in Mrs, J. Radford's cottage during the first week of this month are: Mr. and. Mrs. W. K. Goviere Londesboro; Mr. and Mrs. J. .F. Hann, .Brenda anct Leslie, Waterloo; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hamilton, Gary and' Kim, London; Mr. and WS...Harry McEwan, Rolfe and Clare Clinton. , tennial celebration in Kitchener last week. On his return, he was accompanied by Ed Koenig who spent the weekend with him. Ur. and Mrs. G. Wehhum, 'Detroit, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Poth on Friday and Sat- urday. Amongst those from a distence who attended the funeral of .the Laadir MShisosresM, won AetitreinwItnn eardine; Mr. and Mrs. Chester AmanderMicrasn. J. holiday aAytkwieneskoennodyer Mr. and Mrs. F. Hendrick, Jr., Mr ,:and Mrs. F. Hendrick and Renouf Johns,. Mrs. Pat Harding late Mrs. Robert Dewar on Tues - the Nicholson, Goderich; Mr. and Mrs. St Roy E. Dewar and family, Lon - day were: Miss Mary Dewar,-Kin- Wdoono;dham, Mr. and Mrs. A. Dewar, Birmingham, Mich., were at their cottage; "Westwind," over the American holiday weekend. George Fellows accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. George Fraser, Riv- erside, spent the weekend with Mrs. Fellows and family at their cottage on Louisa Street. Mrs. Barbara Terribile and Earl Gerrard, Detroit; Mr. and Mrs. Art Sullivan and David, Port, Hu- ron, visited Mrs, Lucy Platee over the long weekend. Mr. and Mrs, William Joyner, London, have Wren G. Cuning- hame's cottage, "Cedar Nest," for the summer, and Mr. and Mrs. C. A'. Secord and family, London, are occupying "J.K.J.," for July, • Mrs. A. Cook, Mrs. F. W. Pot- ter and Betty Ann, are at their Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Curling - cottage, "Shore Acres," for the hame who have spent the past few summer, F. W. Potter, London, months at their cottage here left was also with .them over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. John Stumpf, Port Washington, Long Island, N.Y., ar- rived on Friday to visit the lat- ter's brother, H. A. Stinson, and mother, Mrs. W. J. Stinson, who is a patient in Clinton Public Hos- pital. The Rev. and Mrs, F. H. Paull, Listowel, who attended St. Albans Church, Atwood, picnic in Jowett's Grove 'on July 1, were the guests of Mrs. N. W. Woods over night, returning home on Friday after- noon. Mr. and Mrs. Jarnes Hopper, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Kotts and Mrs. J. R. Morley, Birmingham, Mich., were the guests of the latter's sister-in-law, Miss L. Morley, "Birchclifr over the long week- end. Mr. and Mrs. H. Lloyd and two daughters, Toronto, are oecupylng Miss M. Hodgins' cottage, "Stone- haven," The former's father, F. Lloyd, Toronto, was also with them over the Dominion Day and weekend. Goderich Township •••••••••-•-•-•-•-•-•-•-•-•-•ee•-•-•-•-•-•-s-re Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Fish, Ber- reingham, Michigan, spent last weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Stew- art Middleton - Mr. and Mrs. Fred Middleton and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Taylor have returned from a trip to Ohio, where they were. the guests of Dr. arid Mrs, Epperson, Galeorr, Ohio, Mrs. Robert MacIllwain, Blue Water Highway, had the misfort- une last week to break a bone 10 her leg. After havipg it set in Alexander General Marine Hospit- al, Goderich, she returned to her home' Church Picnic • . A picnic supper followed by a program will be held by the lad- ies of St. James' Churele Middle- ton, on Wednesday, July 14, be- ginning at 7 p.m., on, Mrs. John Middleton's lawn: All church and W.A. members and 'their families; all Sunday School pupils and their parents are invited to attend. Ladies please bring a picnic' lun- Mrs. Maude Wright, accompan- ied by her son-in-law and daugh- ter, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Niestroy arn son Joe, arrived on Friday ft spend the weekend with- the for. mer's brother, le 11, D. MacLeod. Early Saturday morning, Joe, Jr., whs taken ill and the family re turned immediately to their hone in Detroit. Miss Helen Blair, -Allston, was home' for a few days last week before leaving to take a stunmer course in Toronto. Douglas Wright, who was her guest, accompanied her to Toronto before returning to Alliston. Miss Ethel Blair and Charles Guest, London, were also with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Btair, over the weekend. on Wednesday evening to spend the holiday weekend with their son John and wife at Owen Sour, from which point they entrained for Winnipeg to visit their son- in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Saunders, for'the summer. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Stephen- son and four children, who have taken a trip across the American continent from the Pacific to the Atlantic in a rolling home, are visiting Mrs. Stephenson's mother, Suppnick and sister, Miss Holley Louise Suppnick, at their cottage, "Holley Lodge" before reterning to their home in Calif- ornia. Guests at The Little Inn over the weekend and this week in- clude: Mr. and Mrs. Charlton, Mr. and Mre. J. P. Keller, Dearborn, Mich.; Miss Jeanette Keavey, Mr. end Mrs. Richard Moore, Claudia and Richard, Detroit; Norman Snlith, Pontiac, Mich.; Miss Gladys Sharpe arid party, Detroit; Mr. and Mrs, F. McNicol, Toronto; Miss M. Christopher, Mrs. H. Vin- ing, Miss Margaret Archer, Miss M. and Mrs. James Day and Minnie Robihson, London. family, Pleasant Ridge, Mich., are The following member S of the at their cottage for the smeller. RCAF who with their families Mise Donna Day has as her plests occupied Jowett cottages during at a house party this weekMissee the past three months have locat- Carol Higgins, Cinda Smith and ed as follows: Sgt. T. R. Collier Jane LeWia, and family in Goderich; Cpl. J. P. Mr. end Mrs, Arthur R. Ford, Worth and family will go to Code - London, are holidaying at the Met- rich upon returning from a trip calf's large house. Mr. and Mrs. to Canton, Ohio; Cpl. D. L. Cani- L. Wiel and Nancy, Mr. and Mrs. vet and family, Clinton; Sgt. B. 0, Wilson and Mary Jane, Mich., Sequin to RCAF Station, Clinton, are occupying the cottage for the while his wife and two daughters month of July. are visiting her parents in British Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Heard, Columbia; P/0 Kierstead and London • spent the weekend with family, Seaforth; P/0 and Mrs. the former's parents, Mr. adMrs 11 C .Evans, Clinton* F/L D. R. E. Heard. Mr. and Mrs. Len Pearce and family, 'Ellyth; F/0 Heard, Clinton, called on his bro- and Mrs. John A. Dougall, Clinton, ther Emerson and Mrs. Heard on On Monday evening, June 28, Sunday evening. lifirs. T. C. Bailey entertained the Mr. and Mrs. Thomas James, other members of the Board of Detroit, accompanied by Miss School Trustees, Spencer Ervine, Kathleen Reid, Windsor, returned (chairman) and Robert Blair, with to their respective homes on Mon- their wives and the school teach - da yevening after having spent ers, Miss Grace Pepper and Mrs. the American holiday weekend William E. Parker, at dinner at with IVErs. A. W, Reid. the New Ritz Hotel. In an in - Me and Mrs. Norval' Gemeire formal manner Miss Grace Pepper hardt, Carl and Lois, Saginaw, was presented with a Benmiller and son-in-law and daughter, Mr. blanket as a parting gift, 'and Mrs. and Mrs.. Stanley Wehner and Parker with a beautiful pair of small son came east week to spend vases in appreciation of her long holidays with the former's moth- years of service, from the 'School er, Mrs. F. C. Gemeinhardt. board. Following this enjoyeble Mr. and Mrs. Earl Galster and affair, they all attended the thee - twin daughters, Alma and Alice, tre in Goderich, making the trip and Bert Gaister, Feemont, Mich., in the School bus. visited their uncle, John Scotch - mer, Sr,, Mr. and 1Vtes. Gordon _Recent arrivals to spend vaca- Scotchiner and family, Bronson noes in Jowett cottages are: F/L Line, Stanley Township, over the T. W. Spear, Mrs. Spear and son Allen, Trenton; Mr. and Mrs, 0e weekend.. ••tave De Sehruyner, Grosse Pointe Mr. and Mks. T. B. 'Higgins and Farms: Mr. and Mrs. William Jimmy went to Haliburton on Fournier, Pontiac, Mich.; Mr. and Wednesday of last week where Mrs. P. Lareau and family, De - they were the guests of Mrs. Mil- troit; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Froiner ton Chesney. Mr. and Mrs. Ilig- and family, Kitchener; Mr. and •gins returned home on Monday Mrs. J. E. Robichaud and daughter leaving Jimmy for a longer visit Mrs. H. Ferry and babe, Detroit; with his, great aunt. Mr. and Mrs. James Cameron, Mrs. F. Weston, Jacqueline and London; Mr. and Mrs. T. McKee- 'Cithrine, Mrs. F. Telford, Mrs. zie and family, Windsor; Mr. and Harold Weston, Bob Parker, Mrs. Mrs. 0. L. Denomme and family, R. Blair, Rev. and Mrs. E. Carew- Grosse Pointe, Mich.; J. M. Fisher Jones, Christopher and Lynda, Me. (British Celine), Mrs. Fisher and and Mrs. J. E. Howard visited family, Detroit; Sits and Mrs. W. camp "Keev;aydin" near Kintail 0. -Spence, Trenton. on Sunday. • 1 Guests at The New Ritz Hotel: F/L and Mrs.' H. Cartmill, Sea- E. Williams, Mr. and Mrs. M. A. forth, who spent a three week's- Carr, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Heth- vacatiotein one ,of the Jowett cot- erington and children, Burlington; tages, and Mr. and Mrs. William Mrs. Charles Leonard and child- Oneinu, Grosse Pointe Farms, ren, Hastings, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs, Mich, who also had'a cottage for T. Cotton, Ferndale, Mich -Doug- ten daYs, have returned to their las Worth and son, Canton, Ohio; respective homes. Immediately following the close • ' • Mr. and Mrs. C. Merys, London; ,,Mr. and Mrs. H. Friewald and of school on Tuesday of last week, De - With anotherateacher, left for Cal- James Endara, Rob and Jon, De- la/nib', Bay Village, Ohio; Mrs. Miss Grace Pepper, in company frog; Mr. and Mrs. Davies; gory, Alta., to attend the Stam - Bridgeport; Mrs. D. L. Reinke, pede. m Miss -Pepper wile visit Van- as couver and other points in B.C. iss H. Long, Hamilton; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Baker,. Mr. and Mrs. before travelling to California dur- Mg the vacation. 'Robert ' Wild and four children; C< L. 11/ft. and Mrs. Harold Ring, Sar- Geek and son, Detroit; Char- nel., spent the weekend with the les Rowe and Don, Windsor; L. J. latter's mother, 1Vfts. Charles W. auanson, Alexandria, Va.; E. K. Parker. Mr. and Mrs. Harold At Purvis, • Carleon Place; Me and t Mrs. C.. Colby Toronto wood, Sarnia, who had spent the, ' ' weekend with his sister, Mrs. Ayarreatian. At - vin Dutot and family, Godgrich We regret, that owing to an er- Township, called on relatives in ror in reporting, the name of the village on Sunday. Charlene Scotchmer was not in - Ronald Poth attended the cere duded with the other three girls S.S. 3 Goderiek Township (Holniesville) Promotions Promoted to • Grade 9, Mary Hutchins, Frances McCulleugh„ Douglas Norman; Barry Wilson, Eleanor Yeo, Mary Helen Yeo; promoted to Grade 7, Robert Grigg, Edward McCullough; pro- moted to, Grade 6, Dominique Gahwiler, Leonard Wilson, Barb- ara Yeo, Franklin Yeo; promoted to Grade 5, Paul/Cudmore, Marion Leibold, Catherine Potter, Bonita Williams; promoted to Grade 4, James McCullough, Robert Nor- man, Mary Squire, Donald Yea; promoted to Grade 3, Eric Gahwil- er, John Ross, Marilyn Yeo; pro- moted to Grade 2, Berthena. Cruickshank, •William Hutchins, Douglas McCullough, Freddy Tyn- dall. - ,Quotes Prof. E. G. Possible County (e ,(By our Utiyfieid correspondent) (From The Financial Post, ' June 26, 1954, in the article ''What Communities Will Reap Seeway Benefits?" by Prof. E. G. Pleva., University of Western Ontario', London.) The communities showing the greatest relative development in next decade vvill be those in courities on the north Shore of Lake Erie, Lake Huron, Southern. Georigan Bay, Lake Simeoe, in counties along the $t. Lawrence, 'n the construction and develop- ment area. These areas are underdeveloped economically at present, In the region benefitting directly from the Seaway also, positive steps must be taken to decentralize progressively from congested tar- get areas, as well as to discourage new industries from locating in vulnerable areas. Examples of "middletowns" •benefitting from these factors will be Simcoe, Rod- ney, Clinton, 1Vlitchell, Palmerston, Owen Sound, Cbllingwood, Mid- Pleva To Suggest: ntre At Bayfield land, Orillia, Ridgetown, Forest, Goderich, Chesley, Hanover." \ After reading the above, we Were convinced that the County Council should have considered Bayfield as a site for the new Court House. Its the taxpayer who suffers for lack of vision in our leaders. Ah, well, one thing is certain—it won't be our purse which is being squeezed for taxes in 2054 A.D.! But perhape, just perhaps, when the new edifice about -to -be -built has grown too small to service a fully developed County of Huron (and, with no room for expansion On the Sq(are in Goderich) the, authorities will thee consider a site in suburban Bayfield. .Architecture as well may be out-moded in a century. We have visions .of a new building of plastic in hues of pink and blue at that tithe. Wish we could have a peek back on earth just to see how things are muddling along in 2054 A.D.—that is if we haven't blown this old world to bits with the hydrogen and atomic bombs before then! as having honour standing in the list of promotions from Grade 8, Bayfield Public School, to Grade 9, C.D.C.I. Charlene topped her class. Congratulations! Keep up the good work, Charlene. • Birthday Party Mrs. Gladwin Westlake, Blue Water Highway, Stanley Town - "Ship, entertained a number of wee folk with their mothers in honour of the first birthday, June 23, of her niece, Wendy Greer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Greer. The two grandmothers, Mrs. James Carnie and Mrs. Robert Greer were present, and another baby, Brenda IVIalans. The other little folk had great fun playing *'pre- tend" in a boat and old buggy in the yard. And even the. babies were delighted -with the birthday cake bearing one lighted candle. Mrs. Westlake took a film of col- oured movies during the afternoon to chronicle the event. Sununer in Quebec Gary Potter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Potter, London, Opt.. and Bayfield, a grade 1.1' honour student at Catholic Central High School, has been awarded a schol- arship which will entitle him to live with a French family in Que- bec this summer. He was one of six chosen from all high schoolS and collegiates in Ontario to re- ceive this honour. The scholarship is awarded by "Visites Inter -Provincials" which arranges exchanges between French and English speaking stu- dents. Gary is at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lucien- Lavoie at St. Honore, Bureau Martel, Cite Chicoutimi, PQ., where he will be a guest for six weeks. Seisentit Birthday; Mrs. Spencer &vine entertained at a TV party on Wednesday, June 30, in honour of the seventh birthday of her daughter, Mary Elizabeth. It was also the birth- day of one of the guests, Gayle Turner. Others present were: Douglas Kingsbury, Phillip Turn- er, Shirley Darnsborough, Pat Sider, Barbara Turner, Lynda Gemeinhardt and Ruthann Scotch - mer who assisted Mrs. Ervine by supervising the games. The house was decorated with pink streamers, balloons in the archway, and a basket of pit* roses on the table. There were paper hats and favours; ice cream and a birthday cake with candles, and all that goes to make such a party gay. A picture of Mary Elizabeth and Gayle, taken the first day they attended school, came over TV about 5.40 pen., and then the children enjoyed the program, "Peanut Theatre." Just to make the day complete, Ann Tate photo- graphed the party. •-••••••-•-•-•-•÷41:4,11,4-0-11,44-04444-#. NOTICE Tovvnship of Willett The Colwell af the Township of Hullett will receive TENDERS ' up to July 17th for the Digging of the open portion of the 111unk- ing Municipal Drain. Approximat- ely 6332 feet in length. Plans and specifications may be seen at the Oerk's Office. A certified cheque tor $200.00 must accompany all Tenders. Lowest or any Tender eot necessarily accepted. Geo. W. Cowan, Clerk, Londesboro Ont. . 27-8-b NOTICE Township of Hullett The Council of the Township of Hullett will reeeive • TENDERS up to Ally ilth for the Digging and Laying of approximately 1990 feet of 8-incle Tile on the Ibmking Municipal Drain. Plans and spec- ifications may be seen in the Clerk's Office, A certified cheque for e200- must accompany all tend- ers. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Geo. W. Cowan, Clerk, Londesboro Ont. 2'7-8-b FARMERS We are shipping cattle every Saturday for truffed Co-oPeratives of Ontario and solicit your patronage. We will pick thein up at Your form, Meese PHONE; COLLECT not later than Friday nights. • Seaforth Farmers Co-operative • Phone:—Day Runt Manager 481w 39-tfb SEE THESE SELF -OPENING KITCHEN WINDOWS — AT — BALL-MACAULAY CLINTON SEAFORTII Ph. 97 Ph. 787 Lumber, Lime, Sash, Cement, Flagstone • tr- 1,..11,‘ SUNSET.°40 THEATRE iv4 MILES EAST OF GODERICH—Ort No. 8 Highway FRIDAY and SATURDAY Jay 9-10 "NEW MEXICO" Lew Ay res — . Mari I yn Maxwel I CARTOON COMEDY MONDAY and TUESDAY JULY 12-13 ,. "INNOCENT'S IN PARIS" Claire' Etgair. ---- Alastair Sim CARTOON COMEDY WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY JULY 14-15 — "BIG GUSHER" • VVoyne Morris — Preston Foster . t And on the Some Program.— , , . • "HOT NEWS" Stanley Clements — Gloria Henry. First Show at Dusk Rain or Shine: PLAYGROUND . REFRESHMENTS -- CHILDREN UNDER 12 IN CARS FREE •---. SEE THESE SELF -OPENING KITCHEN WINDOWS — AT — BALL-MACAULAY CLINTON SEAFORTII Ph. 97 Ph. 787 Lumber, Lime, Sash, Cement, Flagstone