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Clinton News-Record, 1959-02-12, Page 6News of Bayfield ct4m.roN Ts-mm..4=mo First father and Son Banquet Held By Bayfield Scout Cub Association (SY Mr BAyfieid _Corresp* ondent) By mis$ wor R. Woops PION: BA: ITULD 45 r 3 Let Us Help You FINISH OUT THE • HUNTING SEASON With THE BEST EQUIPMENT Here are a few of our SHOTGUN SPECIALS' 1---Remington Model 58 12 guage gas • operated automatic, reg. $184.50 FOR $149,50 —Used Browning 32 guage Over and Under,. like new . • $225.00 1---Bereft Silver Pigeon, 12 gauge pump $95.50 1—Used. Stevens 12 guage double $39.50 1—Used Remington 12 guage double ....... $35.00 : SPECIAL — 15% discount on all Shotgun , Ammuniti n in st-ck. 4201114 Sixth .211a629 ' CLINTON .• ONTARIO I. Clinton Memorial Shop T. PRYDE and SON CLINTON — EXETER — SEAFORTH Thomas Steep, Clinton Representative Phones -,,- Bus., HU 2-6606 Res., HU 263869 TV SERVICE Repairs to All Makes of TV, Radios, Auto Radios and Appliances Phone HU 2-7021 MERRILL TV SERVICE APPLICATIONS FOR WARBLE FLY N,NS .PECTOR FOR THE TOWNSfilP`OF STANLEY The Council of the,. Township 'of :Stanley will receive applICations' for the poSition -'a Warble .F,IY Inspector for 1959 Applications to be in writing and to be in * the hands of the clerk by 12 o'clock noon, February 28, 1959. (Signed)—FRED WATSON, Clerk, Township of Stanley", Bayfield, Ontario • NeSOMMIllagm.•' TENDERS •TOWNSHIP OF STANLEY . SEALED TENDERS will be received by the undersigned for the Spraying of Cattle for Warble Fly and for the Supplying of Warble Fly Powder fors praying in the TOWNSHIP OF STANLEY in 1959. Tenders to be in the hands of the clerk by 12 o'clock noon, February 28, 1959, Lowest or any tender net necessarily' accepted (Signed)—FRED WATSON, Clerk, Township. of Stanley, aayfield, Ontario 6-7-b IVALU — This is what you' most look for. when you make a purchase — whether it be two hundred acres or two hundred chicks. And what is "VALUE" — It's, the 'linktng of two things — "QUALITY" plus "ECONOMY" and it takes both. Thousands of Canadian Poultry men know that the best VALUE IN CHICK STAR-. TERS is found in SHUR-GAIN — the CHICK STARTERS that link The BEST of QUALITY to MAXIMUM ECONOMY " insuring' that you get the BEST OF VALUE • Canada Packers :invited Phone HUMUS Clinton February SPECIALS • • -01150, , ft*. -to Ai • f. • It's so smart to SEW and SAVE • Sanforized BROADCLOTH . Good colors yard Sanforized PRINTED,.PERCALES yard COTTON PRINTS yard GLAZED PRINTS yard DENIMS yard GINGHAMS, ,,,..•.,,,.... yard 59c -- 69c New Materials Arriving COME IN OFTEN McCALL SIMPLICITY PATTERNS- IN STOCK A TINS DEPT. STORE 49c 49c 49c 65c 98c „. ,,, •,T1,• .#4?..' •• ,P,V,44, . . ,W4. 7 ,OL'' .11p:'hy I /, . ''' ' 'II' giitos ud to serve 1 '' - , qou • , k 1 EXTRA SPECIAL! 3, 1 lb. pko.s. Davids Cookies 99c BLUEBONNET YELLOW QUICK,MARGARINE 1 lb 33c H.S. AYLMER FRUIT COCKTAIL 2 15-oz, tins 49c OGILVIE MINUTE OATS-5 lb. pkg • Only 51c AYLMER ASSORTED FANCY PEAS, 2, 15 oz. 33c ROBIN HOOD DEEP PUDDING MIX Buy 3, get 1 free Special 79c Don't FREE ... Forget to save your Cash Register Slips for Free Premiums SUPERIOR FOOD MARKET , R. Brubacher DELIVERY Phone HU 2-3813 ATTENTION FARMER ! 'Call 'us now for your Fertilizer require. merits. Early discount prices still in effect for Oh0 more week. CALL OUR FEED MILL Whiter 21015 boug. Freeman, Foreman Canada Packers Limited Vio•Or; SIX VARNA The World Day of Prayer is being observed in the Ilinted Ch arch nn Friday afternoon of this Week, at 3 pan, Mr, and Mr$, Gordon Keys, Cairilachie, called on friends here on •Saturday last. South Huron L.O,L. will meet in the Orange Hall in Varna on Tuesday evening, February 17. i Knowledge Meals Life and Health Read the Cancer Pamphlets available from rack at: NEWS-RECORD AGRICULTURAL OFFICE CNR STATION Canadian. Cancer Society CLINTON BRANCH Miss Joyce Bell, London, was home over the weekend. Miss Helen McLeod, London, spent the weekend with her moth- er, Mrs. W, J, McLeod, and sisters, Mrs. M, Geiger spent Sunday and Monday at her home near Zurich, Mrs. 'MacLeod, John and Dero- thy Ann visited L. H, D, MacLeod. in Westminster Hospital, London, on Sunday, • Thomas g..4)x,T and Fred Wynne, Stratford, spent Saturday and. Sunday at the Orr cottage in Stanley Township. The Women's Day of Prayer service will be observed in Bay- field 'WI a united service in Knox Presbyterian Church on Friday at. 3 p.m., This' is for .411 women of lasamennesaammeassanensseassmar , the world regardless of church af- filiation, Misses. Jacqueline Cluff, London and Vlcki Ciuff, 1.4oncle$boro, were with their mother, Mrs. J. Cluff, over the weekend. Miss Joan Till- man, London, was also a guest over the weekend having come to attend the CDCI formal dance on Friday, Jim Higgins, Toronto,. Went the weekend with his Parents, Mr, and Mrs. J. Brown Higgins, P. A. (Casey) Atkinson who has been a patient in Scott Memorial Hospital, Seaforth, for some weeks was able to leave last week and is now at the McNair Nursing Home, Seaferth. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Oddleifson, London, were at their home in the village for the weekend. Mrs. Oddlefson remained to spend this week here, Mrs. Clayton Guest, Leaside, came on Wednesday of last week to visit her sister, Mrs. Malcolm Toms, Mr. and Mrs. John Lindsay went to London on Sunday with their younger son, Donald, who entered Victoria Hospital to undergo eye surgery on Monday. They return- ed home on Wednesday. Bayfield Baptists Hold Annual Meet Members and adherents of the Hayfield Baptist Church met in the church on January 28, to con- duct their annual meeting. Pastor. I, Bodenham acted as moderator. The church clerk gave a report on the spiritual growth of the church during the past year. He read the names of 19 living chart- er members and 18 new members added to the church roll. The re- port of 19 souls saved was very encouraging, 20 baptisms by total immersion were reported. The secretary-treasurer gave an encouraging financial statement, The church officers were elected to office. The pastor then turned the meeting over to Arthur Hell, the newly elected chairman of the board, The church clerk was instructed to send a letter to Pastor Boden- ham informing him that his serv- ices had been greatly appreciated and that the church had unanim- ously recalled him, The affair commenced with the Flag Break and Scout Silence, The Rev. B, J. B. Harrison, rector of Trinity Anglican Church said the grace. The toast to Her Most Gracious Majesty Queen Elizabeth II was proposed by the Rev. C. L. Pea- cock, pastor of St. Andrew's Unit- ed Church, responded to by the singing of the National Anthem, The toast to the memory of Lord Baden-Powell of Gilwell was given by Ted Turner, Troop Leader. During the program Scouter Ernest Dempster, District. Com- missioner for Training for the Hu- ron District gave the award of the Bronze Arrowhead for profic- iency in the Winter Training Course recently held at Exeter to Patrol Leaders Ronald. Scotch- mer and Howard Scotchmer. Scou- ter Glen Lodge, District Commis- sioner.for Huron District gave out the following awards: Mrs. Robert Turner, Cub Master, a certificate for Basic Training and scarf "wog- gle" and a similar award to Mert- on Merrier, Scout Master; John Talbot and Philip Turner (both Cub sixers) the award of the First Star, and to Cub Keith Smith, his First Year Service Star, Douglas Carswell introduced the speaker, Scouter Lawrence May, Assistant Regional Commissioner for the Blue Water Region. The topic was "Standards". Mr. •May traced the need of standards to build the pyramids of ancient Eg ypt and the Greek Temples, thr- ough to those standards used to- day' in the automobile assembly plants and the mathematical ac- curacy of standards of measure- ment needed to launch a satellite in the space travel age, All this was applied to the standards need- ed to build the child from boy- hood into the worthwhile citizen —courage, endurance, determina- tion, resolution, toughness of mor- al fibre, and patience--and sought the aid of all fathers and Scout workers that such manhood may arise from the Cubs and Scouts of Bayfield. R. Roy Fitzsimonsepast secret- ary of the Group Committee ex- The chairman of the evening, Grant Turner, who is also the Group Committee chairman, led in a sing song, assisted by Donald Kingsbury at the piano. Following the singing of 0 Can- ada, the Cubs, under the direction of Mrs, Robert Turner, Cubmaster, and Mrs, Alfred Scotchmer, assis- tant Cub master, and Scouts, Un- der MertOn IVierner, Scout Master, and Douglas Carswell, assistant Scout Master, presented skits. The evening of fellowship and instruction closed with •the lower, ing of the Union Jack and a brief prayer. The careful planning of the Group Committee with the help of the representatives from 'spon- soring organizations was respons- ible for the success of the even- ing, Programs on the official Scout folder bearing the likness of Lard Baden-Powell were provided by the Rev, C. E. Peacock for this occasion, TV NEWS Cliff Epps, Clinton, will be a guest on, "M'Lady"—CKNX-TV, on Monday, February 16, to speak on, "Gladiolus Bulbs and Dahlia Tubers”. Time 2,30 p.m, HOLMESVILLE Mrs F. McCullough rhone 1.1U 2-7418 Mission Band The Wilhelmine Mission Band of Hohnesville United Church met in the school for their February meeting, with Mary Squires in charge. The meeting opened with the hymn "When Mothers of Sal- em", followed by the Mission Band purpose. Scripture lesson was taken by Donald Yeo and an article on Peace was read by Karen Saddler. John Ross gave a temperance item. Linda McClinchey read a prayer poem. The president,. Mar- -ilyn Yea, conducted the business. The leader, lVtrs, L. Bond, out- lined the new project of recruiting little "clean, up soldiers" to send overseas. Musical genies and mem- ory work were followed. by the study books which were reviewed by Mrs, Bond and Mrs, W. Nor- man, The meeting closed with the hymn "Little Drops bf Water" 'and a benediction. LONDESBORO .and Mrs. Mae Hodgert and farnily Thames Road, sent last Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs, Oor-, don liewatt, Mrs. Wilmer Tiewatt and John spent SUnday with the .former's mother, Mrs, Gardiner, Cromarty, Mrs. John Scott returned home last week after a ten day visit at her daughter's home, Mrs, iater Broadfoot, Tuckersmith„ Visitors with -Mr, and Mrs, Ted Pethergill on. Sunday were Mr, and Mrs, Colonel Marks, Diane and Helen, LiStowel; Mr, and Mrs. About ?0 COS,. Scouts, fathers1 pressed appreciation of the El- and commissioners sat down to dress, their first Father' and Son Ban- quet, Friday night, February 6 in Trinity Parish Hall, Bayfield, The meal was prepared and served by the Ladies Auxiliary to the Cubs and Scouts under the presi- dency of Mrs-James A, Cameron, wunia41.Y, nlirg,TAAY 1,91,$ Alva McDowell, Westfield: Mi,44 Leona. Duncan And Bill StacOyt, WinghaM; Also Glen Bender, Pale rrierSten. We are pleased to note ,that George Carter .is around. again af, ter forced rest due to a heart condition. Mrs, Thomas Fairservice .-' David Bwan spent Sunday with. the former's daughter, Mrs. coop- - er and family, Clinton. A number of relatives from .. the village attended the funeral of ' the late Mrs. George WestbroOlte, Goderich on Saturday. She was.: the former Belle Youngblut, burn and her sudden Passing was a shock to the community,.