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mullsiDAY MAY 29 La47
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NEWS OF BAYFI1E,LD,
Representative
Miss Lucy R. Woods Phone Clinton 631r31
• Chew les Berry is spending a few
dayn London.
.and alma James Pay and two
eh/ clren,Detroit, spent the weekend
di
'in e villoge.
Me. and M. W. II. Robinson,
London, spent a few days at their
• cottage cin the village.
Mr. and aVIrs. Quentin Haleman and
two sons, New Iltundee, visited Miss
IVI. C. Reid on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. G. •Churchward,
London, were at their cottage M the
village over tile ,weekend,
Lawrence Fovvlie, London, 'spent
Victoria Day, and Sunday with his
• sisters, ,Mcsseo F. and R Fowlie.
dela andeVIrs. J. Atkinson, St, Clair
•Shores, elieh., were at their home
in the vilage over the weekend.
Mrs. Brei Sturgeon has leased
The Log 'Cabin Luneh Room and
opened for business over the week-
end.
• Arthur Sullivan, Detroit, spent the
weekend with his wife who is visit-
ing her mother, Mrs. W. J. Ma
Lead, Sr.
Mr. and lelgs. Clark Daly aa d
daughters, -London, ,oceupled a cot-
tage in Jewett% Grove over the
weekend.
Mr. and. Mre. W. H. Dunn and
two daughters, London, were at their
cottage en Bayfield Terrace over the
weekend.
,Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Furter and
eon Bill, London, spent the weekend
with Mrs. Tentera mother, Mrs. Wm.
J. .Stinson.
Miss 1Veilvena -Sturgeon, London,
visited her parent% 'Mr. and Mrs.
Byrd Sturgeon from Wednesday un-
til Sunday.
,Mn and Mrs. R. W. ,Stephene and
two sons, London, were at "Shangri-
La," _their home in the village over
the weekend.
Mrs. J. H. Cobh, Toronto, spent
the 'holiday and weekend with her
mother, Mrs. Minnie Ross, "Sum -R -
Inn" cottage,
Mr. asvl lefra Robert IVIacLeed,
Goderiele spent ehe weekend with the
eoemeee parents, Mr. and Mao. L.
H. MacLeod.
NOTICE TO OUR CUSTOMERS!
For your convenience the CLINTON
FEED MILL will be open all day Wednesday,
June 44, and closed Thursday afternoon for
the Spring Show, June 5.
CLINTON FEED MILL
BIG
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AHED!
THE TDOMPSONS are busy as bees,
getting their place in shape for the
tourist season. This year, with three more
cabins, electricity and a modernized
kitchen, they hope to do even better
than before.
They were able to make these ad-
ditions because last fall Mr. Thompson
drove to town to see his bank manager.
He knew about the nice little business
the Thompson had built up; a bank
loan was quickly arranged.
Now the 'rhompsons can handle more
tourists and increase their income. At
the same time Canada will benefit from
the extra tourist dollars they take in.
• VettS r
%S OtsAS 1,0S1 sts1Ct
of how Canada? s 3,200 brooch
bonito play their port in the daily
Bee earl week of Cannatons.
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' se0,NSORED �Y YOUR BANK
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Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Bergen Kiteh-
*aver, were the guests of Ir. and
:Mrs. LeRoy, Pobh, Jowett'. Grove,
over the weekend. '
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Knight, -Ron-
ald -and -Maey, Toronto, visited Mre.
Knight's mother, leers. F, C. Gomoin-
hard, over the weekend.
1111r. and Min. E. Kendall ,and two
daughters, Elmira, visited !Mrs. Ken-
dalles parents, 111-r. and -Mrs. William
R. Jowett ever the weekend,.
Mr. and Mes. B. E.• Foyebon, Lon-
don, Me. and Mrs. D. Soper and.
daughter, Clare, were at their cottage.
in jowetes Grove over the weekend.
We. L. G. Bassett has returned to
her home in the village. Her sister,
Mats. George Davison, Woodstock,
spent a couple of days last 'week
with her.
Dr. and Mrs:* R. Ranter and two
daughters, Toronto, were with Mrs.
Inuarter% parents, Mr. and Met. Chas.
F. Rogers, "Chez -WO cottage, over
the 'weekend.-
Mrs. Viotor Burt and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Baker and family,
London, were with their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. F. W. Baker over 'Victoria
Day and Sunday.
Mes. O. W. Brown who- has been
visiting her sister, elm A. Arm-
arong, ,Stanley Township, cam -e an
Friday to occupy her .cottage "The
Driers" for the -season.
Mr. and Mrs. F. McAllister, Mr.
and Me.s. Alex -McAllister and babe,
London, were at their cottage over
the weekend Mr. and Mrs. E. H.
Blair and family, Windsor, were their
guests.
Rev. and lefts. P. H. Paoli, List-
owel, ',T. L. Dixon and Miss Carrie
Dixon, Brantford, accompanied bY
Mrs. M. Dixon and daughter, Win-
nipeg, apent Victoria Day in the
village,
DT. P. Lewis was the guest of
Mrs. N. W. Woods, "The Hut," over
the weekend. On his return to Tor-
onto on Monday he was accompanied
by Mos. Lewis who was here for a
forenight.
Miss Doles eVICEwen, who has com-
pleted her second yean at the Uni-
versity of Western Ontario, London,
came au Saturday to spend the long
vacation with •her another, Mrs. F.
W. MoEhren,
Mr. and Mrs, L. M. Day are guests
alt "The Little In" for a fortnight
before opening -their cottage "High -
top" for the season. They spent the
winter with their daughter, Mrs.
Lorne Cook, and. earnily, Chicago.
Master Ronald Poth was taken to
Clinton Public Hospital en Friday
where he is receiving penicillin
treatment for a serious infection re-
sulting from an abscessed tooth.
Ronnie's many friends hope he will
make -a quick recovery.
Miss M. Fairbainn. Detroit, who
came on Wednesday of last week has
opened her cottage "West Wind" for
the season. She was aecempanied by
her niece, Mrs. F, Hendricks, who
returned to 13irmingetarn„Mich., on
Sunday with Mr. Henciricks, who was
also' here for the weekend. •
PORsfER'S mu,
Miss MoDonald, Kintail, has been
engaged as teacher at SS. No. 5.
Miss Phyllis Hanes who has com-
pleted her course at' Western Busi-
ness College, has secured a position.
Mr, and ares. James Durnin, Lon-
don, spent the holiday with Mr. and
Mrs. Don Harris and Milton Woods.
Mr. .and Mrs. R. E. Bowden and
daughters Muriel and Lcis, also Mr.
and Mrs. James Lockhart, spent
1Sundees with friends in Mount
Bridges.
, Many Attend Church
It 'WM encouraging to see so many
out to church on Sunday, about 60
being present. Don't forget the
special offering June 1.
Three Baptized
Three children were baptized at
Grace Church, on Sunday; JoAnne
little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
mer Harrison; and two children of
Mir. and ;Mrs. Duge elcDeugal.
On }Sunday, Jame 1, elm service
will be at 9.45 am., -Sunday School
following.
, Community Club .
The May meeting of Porter's Hill
Community Club was held at the
home of :11411a. John Torrance with
23 ladies enema including three
visitors. 4. quilt was partly quilted..
The president, Mrs. J. A. Torrance,
opened the meeting with "0 Canada"
with Mrs. Will Cox at the piano, fol-
lowed -by all repeating the Lord's
Prayer. Mrs-. -George Greenslade Teed
minutes of lase .meeting and names
of -the officers for 1947, Mrs. Bert
Harris-, eraasurer, gave financial
report and read the names of Mem-
boos, .also a letter of thanks for
flowers sent.
'Miss N. ,Sinclair, superintendent of
'Clinton Public Hospital was present
and gave much interesting informa-
tion regarding furnishings for the
new wing that is being -added to
Clinton Hospital. Many questierns
were asked and a wealth of inform -
tion gained. Mrs. ,Tames Lockhart
moved a vote of thanks to 'Mise
Sinclair. The meeting closed evieb
"God Save our Ring." The hostess
served a very delicious lamb. The
' June inestang is to be held at the
'home of Mie. Argyle Li/Oche/et.
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Miss ,Mary Reid aeoompanied Mr. and
Mrs. Mex Murray on a motor trip
to Niagara Fells over the weelc end.
GODERICII TOWIVSIIIP
Me. and Mrs, Edwin Douglas,
London, spent ehe weekend at their
cottage at Bee/field Highlands.
Moe and 'Mis's. PIIII Heitbohmer alert
family, 'Stratford, spene the 'weekend
at their cottage at Lane &Pines
Mr. and Miss, 0. A. Dalton, Lon-
don, and foeney Charies, Leery and
Carol, -spent the weekend at the Hay-
field Highlands.
Mr. •and ,MTS. D. E. Lofft,' Brant-
fone entertained fivo couples at
their cottage at Hayfield Higbeande
over the long weekend.
George Willetts entertained the
legal department ,of General Motors,
Detroit, to a weekend' stag party at
his home in Hayfield Hiptiande.
Me. and Mrs, W, J. Duncan, Sea -
forth., ,aceonmanied Iby Miss Reta
Duman, Windsor, spent the weekend
at their summer home at Hayfield
Higidands.
Mir. and Mies. Themes Dunbar,
Lambeth, spent the past weekend
with -Mr. a-nd ,Mrs: Fred Wallis while
they build eheir mummer home at
Lane O'Pines Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred McAllister,
Miss Ruth, ,and Alfred, London, Mr.
and' tiles. Alec McAllister,. Windsor,
s,pent the weekend at their summer
home at Bayfied Highlands.
Ms'. W. G. Mellsap, hoe daughter,
Mr. and ,Mrs. !Allan Millsap and
ehida.en Jill and Judy, London, spent
the long weekend at their cottage
nt Bayfield Highlands, They were
nceompanied her lMiss Isabel Simpson,
also of London,
S.S. 4 Community Club
The ladies of SeS. No. 4 Goderich
Township Community -Club met at
the home of Mae. Robert Thompson
on Wednesday, May 14. The mese.
dent, Mrs. Forbes, -opened -the meet-
ing with the Lord's Player 'in unisoe,
followed by the reading of the min-
utes of the previous meeting, The
roll call was answered by an ex::
change of seeds and slips.
A. very interesting, letter from
of
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it fun 1,
sometimes
... you and your el
friend doing home work
together, by telephone.
But it does tie up the
party line — perhaps
when someone needs it
badly. So please don't
make it a habit
Cheek?
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CATCHING...
Putting it into practice
on every call you make
is your best guarantee
that others will do the
same for you.
1. Keep coils brief.
2. Space your calls.
3. Give right.of-woy
to urgent calls.
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Mrs Feed !Slow= was Teed, thank-
ing the Club for a box of clothing
which had been sent them, and told
of some of the people who received
them.
.Aizether letter was Teed from the
Hospital Committee, -Asking aid. A
third letter was from a family in
Holland to Mn. Churchill in which
they told of oaring for Ben fersarchill's
gaave.
It was moved ley Ms's. B. Lobb,
seconded by Mrs. Churchill, that the
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TO THE FARMERS OF
HURON COUNTY
Connborer clean-up regulations
are again in effect for 1947. These
require that all corn refuse be
ploughed under completely and,. if
subsequently brought to the sur -
_face in cultivating or planting,
must be picked off and burned.
-Compliance with these regulations
.,is necessary on or before June 1st.
Failure to comply renders the of- '
fender subject to fine.
GLENN EDKADER, Inspector.
22-p
nointiirammeguesomninine
1ISLIl,Ity,AILAVA/4
A PIRG BROODER THAT REALLY
looks after the noutbful porkers is
now en display in the window of
Ontario Agaleultural Office, Clinton
. . . It was invented enel constructed
by Noble Holland, R.R: 4, Clinton,
and realty; serves the Pm:Tose.
ANYONE WHO IS INTERESTED
IN PURCHASING ONE OF
THESE BROODERS IS
Amp) TO CONTACT
NOBLE HOLLAND
Phone 617r22 R.R. 4, Clinton
as soon as possible
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TENDERS WANTED
For Concrete Work
TENDERS WILL BE RECEIVED
by the undersigned to and includ-
ing MONDAY, JUNE 2, 1947, for
Concrete Foundations and other
concrete work necessary in the
construction of an addition at Scott
Memorial Hospital, Seaforth
Tenders are to inolude all
materialand forms necessary for
the completion of the Nyork, and
are to be based on a price per
cubic yard.
Lowest or any tender not neces-
sarily accepted.
P. D. MeCONNELL,
Secretary of the Board,
Scott Memorial Hospital.
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"PETTICOAT RANCH"
Presented by Varna Y.P.U.
IN TURNER'S CHURCH,
TUCHERSMITII
FRIDAY, MAY 30
at 8.30 P.M.
under the auspices of the
Tuckerstnith Ladies' Club
ADMISSION: 40c and 25e
21-22-b
quilted. ' The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs Walter'
Club- send three quilts for British Forbes the roll call to be answered
Relief, as well as 10. by: "Dos for the eielc room." The
During the afternoon, a quilt was hostess oerved a very delicious lureeh.
12e Lakeview Vhieks lZc
Now you can buy Lakeview Chicks at no more
than the price of 'ordinary chicks.
Sussex X N. Hamps., Sussex, Barred Rocks, New Hamps.,
Barred Rock X N. limps., miXed eh:licks 12c.
ifie Heavy Breed Pullets 1.8e -
All Heavy Breed Pullet44isted above 18e.
Sussex X Leghorn, Barred Rock X Leghorn, New
Hamps. X Leghorn mixed 12c, pullets 22c.
Started Pullets and Mixed Chicks
2-4 weeks old.
Send for Prices and Weekly 'Special List..
Heavy Breed Cockerels and
4 Week old Ready Made Capons
SEND OR WIRE FOR PRICES
LAKEVIEW POULTRY FARM
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