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Clinton News Record, 1955-07-14, Page 6V'AGE SEC .dINiroNmOrs.nEdOnn • Ontario's Champion Country „Correspondent PHONE BAYFIELI) 45 r 3 Miss Barbara Bassett,London, was luirne over the weekend. William Hall was taken to the Goderich hospital on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs, S. Bryant, BYron, are at their cottage for the sum- mer. Jack „ and. Mildred Fraser, Lon- don, were with their parents over • the weekend. B. T. Stephenson Toronto, was with his wife and daughter over the weekend. • Mr. and Mrs. Torbut, Ann Ar- bor, Mich., are occupying "The Cedars" for a week. Mr. and Mrs. John Townshend - and family, London, are holidaying at the Fry cottage. Members of LOL No. 24 attend- ed the Orange Walk at Blyth on the. "Glorious Twelfth". Mrs. .A. E. Suppnick, Detroit, came on Thursday to occupy her cottage, "Holley Lodge." Mrs. R. H. Middleton and Mast- er l3obby, Hensail, visited her mother, Mrs. N. W. Woods, on Tuesday. • _ Vi Lte&PILIABIER WISE BATEMAN'S' WE STAR AT ALL THE PLUMBING STATIONS; FROM LEAKY PIPES 114$T4$LATIONS • Sgt. and Mrs. J. Mayman' were with the latter's parents.; Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Moll/Mem over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Len Smith, Mr, and Mrs. Ed Rowse, London, were With 1VIr. and Mrs. R. J. Larson on Sunday. Judy Weston, London, came on Monday to spend the vacation with her grandparents, Mr, and Mrs. E. R. Weston. Mr. and Mrs. a F. Wayman and daughter, Ellen, Toronto, are the guests of MrS, John Lindsay for a fortnight. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Sager and ti -Vo children, Goderich, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Ar- kell on Sunday. J. M. Atkinson, St. Clair Shores, Mich. is spending a week's vaca- tion Vvith his wife at their home on Colina Street. Actec.414', OW ift&AA ELECTRI MNs. ' c. N.(1)-4BERS -• CLINTON • C71,6147 "Rose Tea" Served On Lawn. d corms nt (By our Bayfiel poncle ) The lawn at the home of Mrs, Malcom Toms was a pretty setting or the Rose Tea sponsored by the Willing Workers of, St, Andrew's United Church on Wednesday of ast week. • Roses were in bloom in the gar- den and the ramblers, on the arches made an apptopriate. back-, ground. . . The individual tables were cent- ered with sweet peas and roses, Mrs. Peter Renner received the guests at the gate and also pour- ed tea. Members of the Willing Work- ers served dainty refreshments prettily arranged 031 plates. 1 Emerson Heard visited his &M- in -law and daughter, Mr, and Mrs. Herbert Kirkham, London, from Friday until Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Orval Gemeinhardt and two children,' Carl and Lois spent a couple .of days in Toronto at the first of the week: Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Brisson, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Cardela and two children, Grosse Pointe, Mich., are at their cottage for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cleave and daughter, Arvilla, Kaslo; B.C., arrived on Saturday to visit the former's brother, Paul and Mrs. Cleave. Billy i'arker returned to Lon- don on Wednesday after having, been with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William E. Parker, from Saturday. Miss Elaine Gilbert, London, England, has been visiting her cousin, Miss Ruth Eleanor Hay- man at the Little Inn since the first of the month. Miss Marion Makins, who has a post in the office of General Mot- ors diesel plant, London, spent the weekend with-- her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Makins, Mrs. Ranee Bricker, Kitchener, accompanied by her daughter, Mrs. Don Waite, Hamilton, are visiting her parents, Rev. Canon and Mrs. H. M. Langford. . * t.• ' ,>,'" AH Values Effective Until Closing We have installed a Self -Serve and are carrying a comp znvc . 1 c , RINGS doz, 0 0 %,- 1 - ' e, Time Saturday Night Frozen Food Cabinet ete line of Frozen Foods. MAPLE LEAF -8 oz tin .17 _ SOCKEYE- SALMON • ,JIL PIIVTS dozi A 0 CROWN JARS 1. ter il CAMPBELL'S TOMATO SOUP 2 for 25c RED or WHITE ,doz0 JAR RUBBERS ir C Standard PEAS 9 99 „ Koluity Kist, 15 oz &C, tins GO L 1 lb, pkg.34ig,. SEAL -0 -WAX NY %.- VEL — 5c off reg. price c CEIR,TO2 7 , CRYSTALS . ,kgs, 2 It. FAB — 10c off 2 reg. price ' 9c NABOBL COFFEE ----------1 lb. $ ystic ) LIBBY'S 9 SPAGHETTIG 15 oz. tins 27C ' CRISCO WMTE SWAN 9 9c ,,.„ TISSUE LI rolls, Lt a/ L. Canada Packers MARGENE ., lb. 29'c MONARCH lb. 97„ COLOUR QUICK BAG 41 L LB 3 . • TIN 99C ------- ...,,s & VEGETABLES Large Sunkist ORANGES, size 220 ARRIVING FRESH DAILY Field Tomatoes, Cukes, Cauliflower, Radish, Green Onions, Green or Wax Beans, Bunch Carrots. PHONE 111 REG. BALL, Proprietor FREE DELIVERY ., — • GREATER SAFETY BETTER MILEAGE MORE COMFORT, backed by a Lifetime Puakcititie oon,5 50 ID etcLustvELy. ItWeeim.TIRE & AUTO SUPPLY IMITEDs ASSOCIATE STORE/' "CLAYT" DIXON,-Proprietor Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Castle and babe have moved from William Leitch's house on the Bayfield Concession Road to Arlington Atwood's home on Keith Crescent. Ken Arkell left on Wednesday for Ottawa to commence training with the Ottawa Rough Riders footbalr team on July 15. While taking his two years in the Pre- medical course at University of Western Ontario, he was an out- standing player with the Western Mustangs. This year he will at- tend Carleton College, Ottawa, while studying for his Bachelor of Science degree. Mr, and Mrs, George Campbell, Calgary, visited the former's cous- ins, Colin Campbell, Bronson Line and Mrs. Robert Scotchrner, over the, weekend. They alsa spent a couple of days in Blyth before re- turning to .Toronto on Wednesday for( a visit with friends. George Campbell will- be remembered by the older folk here as he clerked in Edwards' store over 50 years ago. He is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. William Campbell, Blyth, and often visited on die Bronson Line as a boy. He went west when a young man and it is 40 years since he has visited this neighbourhood in which he saw many changes. Recent guests at the Little Inn include Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Daly, London; Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Wat- son, Goderich; Miss Barbara Poll- ock and Miss Ruby Fisher, Kitch- ener; I. Mosten, Detroit; Mr. and Miss Woodward, St. Petersburg, Ma.; Mrs. S. McDougall and Ron- ald, Stratford; Misses Gladys and Ilene Sharp, Miss Irrnan Ghiardi, Mrs. Steele, Mrs. Sheppard, Mr. and Mrs. R, Moore and Richard, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Smith, De- troit; Misses Ann and Janet Gov- enlock, Weston; IVIr. and Mrs. C. V. Waters, Windsor; Mrs. Braith- waite and Mrs. McIntosh, London; Mrs. Ann Boswell, Seaforth; Mrs. Fred Ford, Clinton; Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Craig, Walkerville; Mr. and Mrs. Alan Charlton and fam- ily, Stratford; Miss Alicia Ele- ment, Miss Kent, Mrs. Evelyn Cul- len, Mrs, L. C. Konzelman, Lond- on; Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Bailey, Amherstburg. News Of The Poplars William Grigg, Toronto, is spen- ding three weeks vacation at Bali Acres. Mrs H. Peter and daughter Mrs. Bertinger, Stratford, are at her cottage this week. Mr. and Mrs. William Bell, Dearborn, who have been at their cottage, are in Pennsylvania for a week. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Valette, Grigg and Kirk, Grand Blanc, Mich., are occupying the Bell cot- tage this week. , ivy On Beach , At Bayfield hayifeld Beach Safety.Ftind activities •Or 1955 Include the:' spraying of the ,south beaph, fa 1111 poison ivy, three added, And one new Pdst, Joe Postill's .bulldozer„Wen down the kseaqh (which p Very narrow this year) and „pushed the trees, (fallen through eros- ion) Up solid against 'the bank, It, is hoped that this will act as a retainer' and sand wash in to hold it The opeiator of the large machine Worked_five and one half thaws •and his co-oper- • ation was apprebiated. The annual meeting of this .or- ganization. will be held this • week, Jack Tillmann reports. Godefich Tovinship Mrs, Jame's Shearer, and Stuart Shearer, Bright, came to visit Mr. and Mrs. Fred Middleton and family on Monday. Mrs. Shearer called on many friends in Clinton and vicinity and returned to Bright on Tuesday, while Stuart remained for a week's visit with his friend, David Middleton. . VARNA The members of LOL 1035 cele- brated the 12th in Blyth on Tues- day, Vac,ation Bible School A Vacation Bible School is be- ing held in the United Church this week with the pastor, Flev. T. J. Pitt in charge. About 70 children registered on Monday morning. SS 6 Pic,nic The annual SS 6, Stanley Town- ship, picnic was held on Wednes- day, June 29 in Jowett's Grove. Supper commenced at 6.30 and then games were enjoyed in the evening under leadership of Mr. and Mrs. A. Mustard. Winners of the various games were as follows: Ages 3-5, boys and girls Brian McAsh, Larry Boyce, Ricky Ost- rom; 6-8, girls, Margaret Aiding - ton, Linda Weber,. Nancy Mustard; boys, Gary Maxwell, Donny Tay- lor, Ricky Ostrom; 9 to 11, girls, Nancy Weber, Joan McClymont, Edith Dowson; boys, Gary Max- well, Arnold Maxwell, Donny Tay- lor; boys, 12-14, Gary McAsh, Barry Taylor, Mack Webster; Married ladies, Mrs. H. Boyce, Mrs, M, Johnston, Mrs. A. Rat - trey; married men, Mel Webster, Harvey Hayter, Eldie Mustard; clothes pin race, Nancy Webster and Barry Taylor, Mrs. H. Boyce and Doug IVIcAsh, Edith Dowson and Malcom Clarke; sack race, girls, Edith Dowson, Glenda Soper, Nancy Weber; boys, Gary McAsh, Doug McAsh, Arnold Maxwell; kick -the -slipper (boys), Barry Taylor, Doug McAsh, Gary Max- well; kick -the -slipper, ladies, Mrs. R. Taylor, Mrs. M. Johnston, Dianne Weber; balloon race, Bill McAsh's team. 'ITRIRSDAY, JULV 14, 195$7 of BruceFieId ....... LAC and Mrs, Johnston left this Baird; measuring thread, Mrs. E. 'Allan, Mary Hugh, Mrs. B. Thornp- 500. March relay, Mrs.' D. Baird' side; balloon relay, Mrs. D. Bairct:s side; children's balloon relay, Helen Broadfoot; guessing com- bined weight of Mrs, Berry and Mrs. 1VIcF3eath: Mrs, Pothering - ham, Phyllis Lohb, Mrs. D. Trieb- ner; dropping clothespins, Mrs. Davison, Mrs. H. Taylor, Mrs. N. Baird. Birthday prize, Mrs. W. Haugh; youngest member of WA, Marg- aret Mcgneen; oldest member of the WA, Mrs. Hugh Aikenhead; lucky plate, Mrs. H. Aikenhead; lucky chair, Mrs. Ed Allan. Children's races: six and under, Sharon Baird, Bernie Lobb, Law- rence Elliott; eight and under, James Broadfoot, Les Broadfoot; ten and under, girls, Phyllis Lobb, Helen Broadfoot, Les Broadfoot; 12 and under, Carol Anderson, Phyllis Lobb, Helen Broadfoot, Suanne Haugh. week for Halifax where Mr, John- ston is stationed with the RCAF, A number from the village at, tended the Twelfth of Jul Y cele- bration at Blyth. Miss • Gaye Elliott is visiting with her cousin, Miss Beckey Grif- fiths in Stratford. Miss Elizabeth Scott, London, is visiting a few days with Miss M. Swan and Mrs. Ham. Miss Marie Elliott is spending a few days with her aunt, Mrs. B. Menery, Bayfield. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Christie and Kathie, returned home from a fish- ing trip at Sturgeon Falls. IVIrs. William Henderson and children Ingersoll, are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. V. Hargreaves. William McDowell, Westfield, spent a few days last week , with Mrs. Stackhouse and Mr. and Mrs. Mac Wilson. - LAC and Mrs. McInnis, New Bfunswick, have moved to the vil- lage and will occupy the house vacated by the Johnstons. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Cadgou and Miss Grace Cadgou, Buffalo, spent a few days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dalrymple. Mr. and Mrs. L. Eyre, Mrs. Wil- liam Douglass, Mrs. Barbelle Thomson are holidaying at Algon- quin Park and Ottawa this week. Mrs. Murray Squire, Sarnia, visited with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Allan, last week. On Friday Mrs. Allan and Mrs. Squire motored to Sarnia where Mrs: Al- lan visited with her daughter and son-in-law over the weekend. Mr, and Mrs. R. Barr and dau- ghters, Burlington, spent last week in Grand Bend, and visited with Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Dinnin before continuing their holiday in Northern Ontario during this week. Miss Kathy Dinnin, Pet- rolia, also visited with Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Dinnin over the week- end, and is now with her grand- mother, Mrs. W. R. Wright, Sea - forth. WA Picnic The Woman's Association of Brucefield United Church held their annual picnic at he church on Tuesday, July 4. A short busi- ness meeting took place. Sports were directed by Mrs. John Mc- Gregor, Mrs, W. McBeath, Mrs. John Broadfoot and Mrs. H. Berry Following are the results: Drawing a house on paper plac- ed on top of your hear, Ruth Tay- lor, Mrs. D. Baird, Mrs. Graham; lady with most buttons, M. Swan, Mrs. S. Davison, Mrs. Thomas How"Skinny"Girls Get Lovely Curves - Gain 5 to 10 Un. New Pep iiroissandrwho never could gain weight las; fore now have shapely, attractive figures. Ni /nazi!, bony limbs, ugt hollows. They thud! Ostrez Tablets. kips put flesh on body ;hinny due to impaired appetite because blood tacks tree. Improves digestion, nourishment, increases pep. 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STURDYS' FARM EQUIPMENT PHONE 225 • , CLINTON Clayton Scheifele with his herd of Scotch Shorthorns Clayton Scheifele of RR No. 2, Waterloo, has had a purebred herd of Scotch Shorthorns for 15 years, but he, believes that he has seen bigger improvement in quality over the last five years. "The quality showed noticeable improvement since I began breeding artificially five years ago," he said. "The Waterloo artificial insemination unit, which has been handling semen for dairy breeds only, up to then, started supplying the beef men." By iinprovement of quality he means that the progeny of his artificially -bred cows make larger and quicker gains than he used to get with natural breeding. He has sent some steers from his cows to the beef testing station at Arkell. One from the Unit bull, Klaymor Overseer, went on test at 61/2 months of age at 547 pounds. At 131/2 months of age at slaughter, it weighed 981 pounds. It gained 2.21 pounds a day. Another steer sired by Braedoon Lancer went on test at 515 pounds at 61/2 months.. When it went to the slaughter house at 131/2 months it weighed 909 --- or a gain of 2,01 pounds a day, "I never used to get gains like this from my own bulls," said Mr. Scheifefe, "Of courSe, an individual farmer cannot afford to buy a $2,000 bull like the unit can on a co-operative basis." • The per -day rate of gain on the two calves tested was "Exceptional." The average rate at the station for all calves tested is under two pounds a day. The above picture and story appeared recently on the form page of the Kit- chener -Waterloo Record,• Our Annual Bull. Night will be held at the Waterlog Cattle Breeding Associa- tion, R,R,, 1, Waterloo,, (north and east of Waterloo) on the evening of July 19, et 7.30 p.m. Our guest speaker is the Hon. F. S. Thomas, Minister of Agricul- ture for Ontario, Free Lunch. Everyone is welcome,.