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The weekly dance was held in the auditorium,
with the following residents making up the orchestra,
Miss Della Peart on the piano, Mrs. Mary Taylor
and John Leeming on the mouth organ, Norman
Speir, Miller Adams and John Leeming with violin,
Jerry Collins playing =rocas and Jim Barrie cal-
ling off.
A Wheel-Chair watz started the dance, followed
by waltzes two steps and heel and toe polka,Rye
Waltz and French Minuet with wheel chair dances
sprinkled in.
The Hokey-Pokey dance with Mrs. Jan Byisma
calling off is fast growing to be a favourite.
Miss Barbara Miller and Ervine Johnston con-
tributed a step dance.
The Sing Song and tea provided by the C.F.B.
ladies and Clinton Kinettes the last Wednesday of
each month was held in the auditorium last Wednes-
day. Padre Youmatoff, led the sing-song accom-
panied by his daughter along with music by the
Huronview Orchestra. Tea and cookies were served
to the residents by Kihettes, Mary Jean Beattie,
Evelyn Archer, Marg. Fleming, Pat Mann, Barb
Norman, Carole Kerrigan and Mrs. Hack of the C. F.B.
The Family Night program last week featured
sli desof England, Ireland and Scotland shown by
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Middleton of Trycle A Farms
of their trip overseas along with some local
pictures. The Huronview Orchestra provided some
lively Irish music following the slides of Ireland
with two residents Barbara Miller and Ervine John-
ston doing an Irish Jig.
This week's Family Night program will
consist of musical numbers by Adam Wilson,
Watson Webster, Albert Craig accompanied by Mrs.
Webster,
The residents' bingo was held in the Craftroom
on Friday afternoon. Winners were Mrs. Broome,
Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Armstrong, Mrs. J. Young, Louis
Wild, Herbert Collar and Mr. H. Cutt.
The Sunday Evenin g service of song which is
held in the auditorium on the last Sunday evening of
each month conducted by the Christian Reform Church
well attended and appreciated by the residents.
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FUNERAL
HARVEY HENRY TAYLOR
At his home in Hullett town-
ship, on November 21, 1970,
Harvey Henry Taylor passed
away after a long illness. The
youngest son of the late Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Taylor, he lived all
his life in Hullett.
He is survived by his wife,
the former Margaret Cudmore
Of Clinton, to whom he was mar-
ried in 1937. They have one
daughter Mrs. Harry (Marilyn)
Brydges and one son , Laurence
H. of R.R. 1 Londesboro as well
as three grandchildren, Craig,
Stephen and Elizabeth Brydges.
Also surviving are two sisters,
Florence of Victoria, B.C., Mrs.
Verne (Annie) Dale of RR 1
Clinton and one brother Laurence
of Victoria, B.C. He was pre-
deceased by four sisters and
two brothers.
The body rested at the Ball
Funeral Home, Clinton where
the service was held on Nov-
ember 23, conducted by Rev.
S. MacDonald of Londesboro
United Church. The pallbearers
were Jim Jamieson, Don Buch-
anan, Oliver ,Anderson, Gordon
Cudmore, Pete Dunlop, Jim Arm-
strong. The flowerbearers were
Craig Brydges, Earl Lawson and
Eric Anderson. Interment fol-
lowed in Maitlandbank Cemetery,
Seaforth.
Seaforth voters will be asked to go to the polls next Monday to elect a council from eight
candidates. All other municipal offices have been filled by acclamation but County School
board members must also be elected. Shown above is town clerk Ernie Williams as he
completes the slate at Monday night's nomination meeting. (Staff Photo)
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