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Clinton News-Record, 1959-04-23, Page 6QE SIX News of .Bayfield By MSS LIMY R. WOODS- PHONE: BArFtELD 45 r ATTENTION FARMERS! re: DEAD ANIMAL REMOVERS After April 27; 1959, use our special telephone service (At No Cost To You) Our present number (Atwood 153) will be changed; to ZENITH 34900 By using this number you will receive, a prompter service and a direct line to our plant. LEROY ACHESON * Atwood TO HAVE A BEAUTIFUL LAWN Nothing enhances the beauty of any borne more, than a healthy,' well groomed lawn. The most important factor in establishing a fine lawn, is to apply/fertiliz- er now, before the grass begins to grow. WE CAN OFFER YOU: Vigor°, Complete Plant Food Golden Vigoro National Plant Food - 10-6-4 Milorganite Sheep Manure WE ALSO HAVE a Spreader to apply the above, which is available to all our customers, ' WETTLAUFER'S FEED MILL Phone HU 2-9792 Mary Street Clinton NOW-New 34 Nylot Tires at New Low Prices!, 34 Nylon Deluxe SUPER-CUSHIONS by GOOD EAiik *Only Ooodyeo has 3-T Nylon, the strongest tiro cord made. 1 Top deals on other Goodyears too! Deluxe Super-Cushions -- $16.95 with trade-in 6,70*x 1$, tube tyPeo Super-Cushions -- $12.45 with trade-in 6.00 x 16, tube type, M-23 At See us now for the best tire deals in town HAROLD'S White Rose SERVICE IS OUR MIDDLE NAME,. , „ •? ( JACK' A SCR UTON' 41)130.4 Pa, 2. 91. EALTH ER CALVES AND YOU . SAVE THAT MILK, SHIP THAT MILK PROFIT MORE . . In other words, YOU CAN . . . "have your cake and eat if toe , , for you can feed that *cdi be-tter and ship the milk, It adds to more profit,out of yQ1,41, dairying operation ,..:11.:;..,Ond that's what matters! HOW DO YOU DO 1-11—.' . THAT'S EASY AND INEXPENSIVE SHUR-CAIN Milk Replacer Thousands of Canadian dairymen have learned during. the -post few; months that there is a better way to raise calves SO CAN YOU „ SHUR-GAIN MILK REPLACER, •". ,„ Is ,1111 111 Phone-NU:24M .. Clinton iftwoorimmommemiuma.mmleorosinnmommonionnimIlmomoymo... • 4 Why Take AChance-9: • 44 top quality seed sold by your dependable • • local dealer A FORMULA TO FIT YOUR FARM a ,rn New mixtures for '1959 based on recommendations by QAC and other leading agricultural authorities using such outstanding new varieties as Climak Tiinothy, Vernal Alfalfa, La Salle Red Clover and Lincoln Brome, SUPPORT LOCAL INDUSTRY . . BUY FROM YOUR LOCAL DEALER You can buy the best quality prices than from direct selling highest standard. So why take can trust, Londesboro R. N. ALEXANDER kipper", N. DICKERT Brucefield PATTERSON'S ARMREEN MIXTURES SO PASTURE III ri LI 7 FORMUL A urp ose, use Terin 2Rixtore for use in ALFAL Region 4-2 la, and 11 ALFALFA RANGGR 2S FA ORCHARO GRASS PeSCUE 16 T IMOTHY ta,i 17 LADE CLOVER 4 wHire pUTCH, CLOVER 4 % 100 xpik R' 0. No, 4j Jones-, MacNattghton SSOS seeds and mixtures from yotur local, :dealer at more economical agencies . and you can be sure that what you buy is of the, ' a chance? Buy from the defiler,, in .your corornunity you know you Zurich STADE & WEIDO Clinton C. J. LIVERMORE- / WETTLAUFER FEED MILL' HARRY CHARLESWORTH Varna " VARNA FEED MILL JOHN ALDINGTON Seaforth REG KERSLAKE Auburn b, MUNRO GORDON TAYLOR Jone ton SEEDS EXETER Phone 664 CREDITON Phone 31W 'LONDON Phone 4E 2.2/56 Daylight Saving time Next Sunday, Some people like it, some do not. But ail who go to church on Sunday Don't forget to change your clock, Mr. and Mrs, Jack Atkinson, De- troit, spent a day in the village his weelc. Ronald Poth, Toronto, son of Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Path, spent the eekend with his parents. Dr. and Mrs. A. R. Chapman, Detroit, were at their home in the village this weekend. Magistrate and Mrs, Fred Me- .Allister, London, were at their summer home here over the Week- end. Leanne MacLeod, is staying with her aunt, Mrs, E. A. Featherston, this week, while her grandmother is in London. • Mr. and Mrs. 'John Pearson, Jr., With their son Douglas, spent the weekend, with Mr. and Mrs. John Pearson. , Mr. and Mrs. John Elliott, with Jimmy, Nancy and Susan, visited John's, parents, Mr. 'and Mrs. Wil- liam. Elliott, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, George Kolb); with daughter ,Jennifer, Detroit, were at,their cottage for the week- end. • Mr., and Mrs. Harold Simpson and family, London, were guests of Mrs. John Cluff and family on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Tony Pugh, De. trait, with Cathy, Dianne and Deb- bie, were at their summer home this week, Mr. and Mrs, Douglas Carswell, with Mark and Glenn, visited Mr. Carswell's parents in -Windsor this past weekend. Mr. and Mrs. George ,Wright, London, visited their daughter, Mrs. Arnold IVIalcinS, and family on Sunday. Miss Alice Drouin, and Miss Ad- ele Fernett, Detroit, spent several days here this week looking over their 'cottages. Larry and Frank Fisher with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Fisher, were at their cottage over the weekend. Mr, and Mrs, George Fellows, with Fraser, Pam and Kim, Wind- sor, visited Mrs. Fellows parents, over the weekend, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fraser. The Rev. and, Mrs. C. E. Pea- cock,, had their daughter, Mrs. George Lang, and Mr. Lang, To- ronto, visiting at the parsonage, for a few days, this week. Mrs. J. R. R. Willock, with Douglas, Cathy and Ainsley, for- merly of Brazil, and now living in Stratford, called on friends in the village on Friday, Mrs. John MacLeod,• had her mother Mrs. R. Murray, and sister Donna, Toronto, with her for the Weekend. Helen MacLeod, Lon, don, was also home, Mrs, E. J. Bauer, with her son and family, Mr ,and Mrs. Eugene Bauer, Regis and Roberta, Kitch- ener, were at their ,cottage on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Turlancl and family, returned to their home on Sunday from 'Kincardine, where they attended the funeral of Mrs, Turiand's brother, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson R. Mc- Conkey, Toronto, and their son John and family ,London, were at their Bayfield home for several days, this week. • Mrs. EznmersOn Heard and MrP. R, H. Larson, are attending the Dicicessan sessions of the Women's Auxiliary, being held in London this week, as delegates from Trin- ity Church's Branch. George Hewitt, brother of Mrs. Emmerson Heard, who has been spending part of the winter here, left on Friday for Hurnberstone, near Port Colbourne, to join his boat, for the summer, George Hopson, is in Westtriiw ster hospital, London, for treat- ment. Mrs. R. Maclure, is in Clin- ton hospital. Cohn Campbell who was for several weeks a patient in the Clinton Hospital, is now at home. George CaStle was taken•to the hospital in Clinton, last week. His daughter, Mrs. Robert Heath, Calgary, with young son Timmy, arrived by plane from Calgaxy, on Saturday, owing to the serious ill- ness of her father. Mack MacLeod, Port Dover, vis- ited his father in Westminster hospital, London, on Sunday, spent a few days. with his mother and family here, before joining his boat, the "Pillsbury" in Goderich this week. Jack Murray, Owen Sound, vis- ited his sister, Mrs. J. MacLeod, this weekend, before joining his boat at Goderich this week. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Colquhoun, Clinton, also joined the family gathering on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Adam Flower had their son and family, Mr, and Mrs. Russell Flower, Kim and Debbie, Toronto, with them over the week- end. Mr. Flower returned to To- ronto, but Mrs. Flower and the children, are staying • here this week. Many cottage owners were here Saturday and Sunday. Among them, Mr. and Mrs. E. Pollard, London; Mr. and Mrs. William Bennett, London; Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Pfaff and sons front Wind- sor; Mr. and Mrs, Cree Cook, Clin- ton, and many others. Mr. and Mrs, Jack Pounder; with John, Catherine and Mary, Lon- don, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Seotchmer, over the week- end. Mrs. Scotchmer's sister, Mrs. Lulu Burt, her daughter Mary Lou, and Mr. Otto Rennankampff, Lohdon, were also visitors on Sun- day. Notices are being posted, regar- ding the annual Bayfield Commun- ity Park Project, the annual rumµ mage sale to be held July 14, At this season of . the year, "house- cleaning time" people are asked to save articles that can be sold. All helps to finance the picture shows, held during July and Aug- ust at Pioneer Park. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Sturgeon, and daughter Nancy Joyce, Pres- ton, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Sturgeon. Other guests were Donnie, Dorothy and Charles Solonick, Preston; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Baird, and two daughters, Darlene and Deborah, London. Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Bisback, Clinton, were also Sunday guests. Mr. and Mrs, S. H. Bryant, re- 1CITIES SERVICE] j A4_ RSA/ maimmgoop. OUR DULL OIL IS REALLY HalAtiPV I IT SEATS, TI4E. COLD A5 WELL,ASTUEDAiIPI soit A a. Your Trucks and Tractors have a big job to do. They deserve the best gasoline to do the Job for you. Order today feom CLINTON 1)1gWS ,RUCORP ceived the joyful neWS.: that they. were great-grandparents, lust they were about to enter Tritiity Church on Sunday morning. Bern' to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cornish, in London, a baby son, Stephen Bruce, An. April I.% Mrs. Cornish, nee Carol Myers, is often a visit- -or at her grandparents home 'here. Variety ]grogram , • In spite of the prevalence of the flu virus in the svillage, A goodly • number attended Trinity Club's showing of Mr. and Mrs, LeRoy Poth's delightful colored pictures of a trip they had taken from Bayfield to New Prleans, Gulf of Mexico, Florida, and home again. Mr .,Path with his new modern projector, presented many scenes of the southern clime, the old berms of the southland, with many of their interiors, beautiful be- yOnd description..' Mrs, Poth held the constant attention of every- body, old and yotmg, as she de- Scribed each scene. -Preceeding the pictures, was a short program by some of Bay- field's talented children, ..arranged by, Mrs. Brown Higgins.. The Rev, B, Harrison, announced each number, as the children were call- ed upon to perform, and the .ap- plause that greeted .each one, gave evidence of the talent there is in the village, . They were as follows; trumpet solo, "God Save-the Queen", David Archer; piano solo, "Caprice", Sharon Middleton; vocal solo, "The Blue Bells of Scotland,", Barbara Turner; piano solo,,. "Song of the Pines", Gayle 'Turner; piano solo, "Elfin Dance," Sandra Middleton; vocal' solo ,"Brahm's Lullaby,' Mary Elizabeth Erwin; a reading, "Canada's Northland", Linda Gei- meinhardt; Following the program, Trinity club members served refreshments and the rector thanked Mr.• and Mrs. Poth 'and the children for their delightful evening's enter- tainment, also Mrs. R. S. 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