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NEWS OF BAYFIELD
ods Phone Clinton 631r31
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Miss LucyR. Wo
Representative
Billy Elliott, Hensall, is spending a
few days in the village.
Mrs. J. A. Ferguson, Godericb,
spent Tuesday in the village.
Dr. and Mrs. N. 13. Alexander,
London,
ane at their cottage, for the
eea'son,
(Miss Alice Dow, Landon, is visit-
ing herr sister, Mrs. Charles. F,
Rogers.
Mrs. J, Rourke and family, Lon-
don, are occupying ane •of the Box
cottages.
Mrs. S. Lavine and baby have ar-
rived (home from Clinton .C'emaounity
Ilaspital.
Dr. and Mrs, Mitchell, Birming-
ham, Meeh., are occupying A. L.
T•routis cottage.
Mrs. Allan Aylesworth and three
children are at their summer home
on Huron Terrace.
Fred Hess, Richert, Indiana, spent
a few days last week with Misses'
M. and El, Reid.
L. Wasman, Cram -arty, spent the
weekend with IN Ir, and Mrs. H. Ah,.'
Hens, "Trail Blazer."
Miss Lena S'hortt, London. was the
guest 'of Mrs. G. D, Oharrchward last
Week at her cottage.
1VTr.. and 1VIrs. R. Stone and'fam-
ily, .Detroit, have taken bhe Brisson
cottage for the season.
Mass E. CliurehiVl, Toronto, ac-
companied
c-
com p anied byher
mother, m
psat her
,
cottage at The Poplars.
1VIr. and Mrs, Harry Ahrene, De -
teat, spent the weekend at then
cottage, "Trail Blazer."
.Mr. and (Mas, Bonar Aust and two
children, London, were guests at The
Little Inn for a week.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Hayes and fam-
ily, Detroit, are occupying William
L. Metcalfe cottage for July.
Mr, and Mos. S. Wilson, Me. and
Mrs. L. Wiel are spending this month
at the Metcalf -Miller Lodge.
John Pearson, 'Sr„ and Mr. and
Mrs. J. Pearson, Jr., spent a week-
end in the village recently.
Mr. and Mrs. ,Ronald Parker and
son, London, are .spending a fort-
night at "Dingleton" cottage.
Mr. and MTs.. Douglas ,Stoteebury
are visiting the farmer's father, Rev.
F. G. ,Stotesbunjy at the Manse.
Mrs, R. W. Stephens and family,
London, are at "'Shangri-La" which
they have opened for the season.
Mr. and /Mrs Lester Life Lor i
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Applications Wanted
• • •
THE TOWNSHIP OF IEULLETrr will receive
applications for an operator for the Township power
mower to cut weeds on ail Township Roads at 50 cents
per hour.
All applications are to be in tike hands of the
Clerk ori or before Tuesday, July 15, at 13 p.m. (EI)ST).
(Signed)—G. W. COWAN,
CLERK,
LONDESBORO
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011rio, visited the latter's cousin, Mrs. and 11VIais. ,aarl; Daviels, Jr., and
N. W. Woods a week ago Monday, daughter:'tSiusie, MTs. Laney, and
Mr, and MTs. V. C. Quarry, Ham- Mas, Billiard, Birmingham, Miele,
iliton, are at their home in the vil- are at The Little : Inn.
lige, "Llandudno" for ,the summer. • MT. and IMms. T. Orr, Jr., and Tom
,Miss Margaret Ferguson is spend- HI, Mr. and Mee J.Orr and far-
ingsome time with her brother, ily, Stratford, Me. and rMrs. Bruce
Charles Ferguson and famly, Sud- Stapleton and famine, Toronto, are
bury. holidaying in the village.
Mess Alen Brandon left last week
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Cook and
for Heaniltore where She is taking a daughter Nancy, and Mr. and Mrs. 1T.
summer ,course in Kindergarten Gray and son Don, are holidaying
with the;former's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. CreeCoo
Cook,"Lochame.
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Mr. and Mea
Harold S'cotchmer
and two children, Toronto, left on
Wednesday, after having spent a
week with the dormer's parents, Mr.
and Mls', Robert Seatchmer.
Miss ;Elva Dewar, Toronto, arriv-
ed on ,Satuavlayy to spend the summer
Reith her parents, Me, and Mrs, D.
Dewar, lifter having enjoyed a boat
trap up the Saguenay River.
1VIrs. Robert Clark and Roberta,
Cleveland, arrived on Saturday to
spend a vacation with Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Berry. Mr. Clark. who also
spent bhe weekend here, returned to
Cleveland.
Da. and Mrs, K. Gingrich and
small .daughter. Donna, IRiidhneond,
Minh., Ali:. and Mss.. Robert Hag-
gerty, .Memphis, ;Mich., were the
guests on Sunday of Herbert and
Miss Maude McGregor.
Miss 'Sandra _MacKay, ,Detroit, is
visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr. and
Mrs. Hugh R. MaoKay. Mr. and
Mets, Garden •MacKay, Gordon Jr.,
and Thane, Detroit, also visited them
over the American holiday.
Dr. Et P. Lewis returned to Toronto
on Wednesda!yl.ofla'stweek after hav-
ing spent the weekend and holiday
with Mrs. N. W. Woods "The Hut,"
Mrs. Lewis, 'who accoanpanied him,
remained with (Mrs, Woods.
John Apfelbeek, Se., Tavistock,
was in the village a week ago Friday
having coma for Grace who was
staying with Mr. and Mrs. E. A.
Westlake until after she had written
h'er Entrance Examinations. _
Mrs, William Gray and Miss Alta
Gray, Grosse Pointe, Mich., are
spending a vacation with Mrs. James
Ferguson. Mr. Grp, Mr. and Mrs.
Eugene Grace and 'small son were
also here over the weekend.
Mrs. Victor Burt, Howard and
Ronald, Misees Peggy and Mary Lou
work,
iMa and M
rs. Alex R
ae
and. dau
-
ter AlYs, left Saturday moining to
spend
July and August at Redvers,
ISask.
Mr. and Mrs: Rex Cluff and daugh-
ter, London, occupied Mrs. R. Mc.'
Ewen's cottage for the :last week in
June,
Mr. and Mrs. Harald Patton, Gail,
Pat and Garth, London, are oecupy-
ing :Mrs. McCarthy's cottage In Lake-
side Paa•k,
Charles MoIlhershead, and small son
Garry, Washington, D.C., arrived on
Monday to visit his aunt, MTs. H.
W. Bristol.
Mr. and rMrs. J. :Stewart and J.
Stewart, Sr., Hamilton, came on Mon-
day to spend the season at their
home here. -
•Mrs, George Collins. .and Charles
B. Lyall, Toronto, were recent guests
at the home of Mi. and Mrs. Gordon
C:uninghame.
Guests at The Albion Hotel are:
Miss MaylLu Truett, Iaaenene
Shaw and Phyllis Hureomb, Royal
Oak, Mich.
Prof. L. a' Hudgins and Miss M.
Hodgins, Toronto, arrived last week
to spend the summer et their cottage,
'.Stonehaven."
Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Stephenson
and Barbara, Toronto, 'Miss Ada
Bingey, Detroit, are at their hone
in the village.
Mrs. Reach and two children, Tor-
onto, are visiting her parents, Mr.
and, Mrs. William Higgins, Blue
Water Highway.
Mi. and Mrs•,' Jacob Merner, De-
troit, came on (Monday to spend a
few days with their niece, Mrs.
Grant Turner. '
Mi. acrd Mrs. Frank Peter and
children and Mis. H: Peter, Strat-
ford, are •occupying their cottages
for the summer.
Mr. and 'Mrs. Norman Toms, De-
troit, sent the Aanerrloan holiday
and 'weekend with the former's moth-
er, (Mrs, J. Toms.
Mr. and Mrs. Rourke, Southamp-
ton, and Miss Mae Ervine, Goderich,
were recent visitors at the home of
Mr. and .Mrs. S. Ervine.
Tiles. F. B. Sehafherbhen and twin
daughters, :Suss and Judy, Niagara
Falls, are visiting her parents, ffdr.
and Mrs, W. J. Robinson.
Mr and .Mrs. F. Jenkins, Toronto,
arrived Saturday to spend a fort-
night with Mr. and Mrs. William
Greig, "Bali -Acres" cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce A. Stapleton,
Toronto, will occupy "JKJ", ithe
Ouninghame cottage, during the
months of July and August.
Mr, and Mrs. A. F. Furter, son
Bid, and Lee IMeBatn, London, spent
Dominion Day with Mrs. Furter's
mother, Mrs. W. J. Stimson.
Mr. ands Mrs. William Greig and
daughter Jean, Toronto, arrived the
end oaf June to spend the summer at
their cottage in "The Poplors,"
Miss Jane .MacGrigor Stephens,
Shelburne, is spending a fortnight
with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Cree Cook, "Loehame" cottage.
Mrs. William Howard returned
home last week •after having visited
in Toronto when she attended the
wedding tote her ,grrandcdaugthter.
Mr. and Mrs. Harald Weston, De-
troit, and two children, came on
Friday to spend the summer with
the rtormrer's father•, George Weston.
Miss ,Catherine Rankin attended
the 'Centennial Celebrations of the
Town of Dundas held recently, and
also visited at Niagara -on -the -Lake.
Mr. and Mas. Gilbert Knight and
daughter, Mary, Toronto, spent the
Dominion Day weekend with Mrs.
Knight's mother, Mrs. F. C. Gemein-
hard. ' e
Mr. and Mrs. .Stuart B. Sturgeon,
have returned to Preston after hav-
ing spent a week's holidays with bhe
former's parents, ,Mr. and Firs. Ed.
Sturgeon.
Mr. area Mrs. Fred Davison. De-
otrit, and Mee. Robert Heath, Titus-
ville, Penna., were the guests of the
former's mother, ales. K. Davison,
over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Davies, Sr., Mr.
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Burt, .Leedom, spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Baker.
Mazy Lou remained to spend the
vacation with :her grandp'are'nts,
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson IMcC'onkey
and John, North Bay, are at their
cottage in Huron Terrace. Mr. Mc-
Conkey 'hae sold his cottage to : S:
Granger, London, who will occupy it
about the middle of the month,
Mr. and Mre. Ernest Rehm De-
troit, spent the American holiday
and (weekend with the iatteres par-
ents, MaNes. a
. and Ms
, D. Dewar. w r. On
their return they were accompanied
by Mee. Dewar, who Will visit with
them.
Mas. L. 'G. Bassett spent -a week
in Woodstock 'before opening her shop
for the summer. Her guests over
the Dominion Day weekend were her
sister, Mas. George Davison, Wood-
stock, and Dr. and Mrs. E. Butt,
Toronto.
Mr. and leers. T. W. Oates, Hamil-
ton, are at their cottage in .the vil-
lage. Visiting them over the week-
end were •their two sons and their
wives, Mr. and Mrs, John Oates and
Mr. and Mrs. Don Oates and daugh-
ter Joan.
Me. and (Mrs, W. G. Morley, Bloom-
field Dills. Mich., MT. and Mrs. Fred
Erb, Ann Arbor, (Mich., were the
guests of Miss L. Morley, "Birch -
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cliff" over the 'weekend. Miss Pat' .,
Morley, Birmingham, came to spend Hbghway,.
a vacation with her aunt. Mr, and- Mrs, Brisson and daugh-
ear' and leers. John Brant, Billy ter, Irene, Grosse Pointe, Mieee are
Suaan, Toronto, are occupying oorar14)101g the lower apartment
Longvue cottage. • Wlth them over .thea flarmnee Tippet residence on
the weekend were 1Di. and Mis, W. Mafn .Sir.'e'ot, which (they (have re -
J, TiIDman, Dr, W. Tillmamm, Jr., novatedi. Mise. M'snethie-•Brisson wars.
Dam.' J. Mo'har and Barbara, London, with them over :the American holl-
and 'Peter Tiuum'an, Toronto, day,
at the
Guests over :the 'weekend) °lVIisses ,Ruble basher and Barbara
Albion Hotel included: Mr. and liras. Pelieele, Kitchener, Were With the
L, W Porter, ffr, and (Mrs. farmer's aunt Mrs. F. A. Edwards,
Port r
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Mach • v h
g rMx. and t weekend aril Domiauinn Day..
Mrs• Fredertok E, Gould, .D'etroit; Rev and Mas. F, 11.' Paui]' spent a
•Melisse Truitt, Betty Lou Bender, day in the village en route from
Royal Oak, Milch,; Gordon i{untz, Windsor, where they spent Dominion
Howell, Mich.; MT, and Mrs. 11. H. Day.
Ormond. Deailborn,Mich.; Misses rMrs. R. H. F. Gairdner arrived
Pat (Murphy .and D. Banton, London; from Lake Geneva, Wes., a week ago.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Stone, Richard! anel Friday and has opened her home for
Mary Anne Stone, Detroit, the summer. Her daughter, NI•rs.
J. L. Dixon, Brantford, was in James R. Scott and Mr. Scott, Tor -
the village on Saturday onto, joined' her on Friday. Their
MT. and Mrs, Ted Hart ,and two guest over ' the weekend was Teti-
ehildren, London, are occupying the Rice, St. 1VLarys:
family • cottage .an Huron Terrace. &2r. and Mms. George Herd and
1VIr, and Mrs. J. Dey and family two hildren, Delores and Eddie, and'
are in their cottage on TuyII Street. nephew, 'Tommy Howard;• Detroit
The !Misses M. and IR', Kruke have spent the E'oaua'ih of July weekend'
opened "The Village Guild," a gift with the forrner'd another, Mrs. Wm.
shop in their home on Main Street. Howard. Delores- and Tommy re -
Mrs. Lamb and daughter Alice, maimed for a longer visit and Beer -
Sault Ste.Marie, are visiting her den Lynn, Toronto, is also the. guest:
uncle, Frank Keegan, Blue Water ,orf his grandmother
NOTICE
Township of Hull'ett
TENDERS will be received for the digging of
..the tile portion of the Yungbhttt Drain in the Township
of lfillllett.
All tenders are to be in the hands of the Clerk
on or before Tuesday, July 15, at 8 p.m. (EDST),
(Signed)—G. W. COWAN,
CLERK,
LONDESBORO
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TNT MESSAGE
T M TORIING .P, BL1C
Re: 1947 Amendments to the Ontario
Highway Traffic Act
Every motor vehicle owner and driver should become familiar with the new 1947 amendments
to the Highway Traffic Act. The pbrpose of this legislation is to encourage safe driving and
to assure the collection of damages awarded by our Courts for personal injuries suffered or
property damaged.
On and After July ' 1st, 1947
On and after July 1st, 3947, your driver's license and all motor
vehicle permits registered in your name will be suspended if,
following an accident in which any person is injured or any
property is damaged, you are convicted of:
(a) Any violation of a provision of the Highway Traffic Act-
or •
(b) If, upbn conviction for a violation of the Act even though
no accident occurred, the penalty imposed by the Magis-
trate includes suspension or revocation of your driver's
license or motor vehicle permit.
(c)
•
or
If you are convicted of a criminal offence involving the
use of a motor vehicle.
After July 1st, 1947, your driver's
license and all motor vehicle per-
mits registered in your name will be
suspended if you fail to satisfy a
judgment secured against you for
damages on account of injury to or
death of any person or on account
of damage to property. Such judg-
ment must be satisfied at least up to
the limits of $5,000.00 for personal
injuries to one person, $10,000.00
for two or more persons and
$1,000.00 for property damage
arising out of any one accident.
Application of Suspensions
Where o suspension is applied following the registration of a conviction, same will
remain in effect until proof of financial responsibility is filed.
Where a suspension is applied for failure to satisfy a judgment, same will remain
in effect until the judgment has been satisfied or arrangements made for its pay-
ment by instalments and proof of financial responsibility is also filed.
Proof of financial responsibility may be fled (a) in the form of an insurance policy
certificate; (b) the bond of a guarantee company; (c) the depositingof money or
securities to the value of $11,000.00.
Application of Penalties
The penalties for a person operating a motor vehicle while his license is under suspension
include a fine up to $.500.00 and imprisonment up to six months, also the impounding of the
motor vehicle operated. The penalty for the operation of a motor vehicle, the permit for which
is under suspension includes a fine up to $500.00, imprisonment for six months and the for-
feiture of the vehicle to the Cro-wrn.
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GEO. 11. DOUCETT
Minister
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