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Little Shana Hutchings got to sit behind a big typewriter just like her mother, Mrs. Allan
Hutchings, when she visited the new Ontario Hydro, Clinton Area Offices during open house last
week, Here she has a conversation with Dave Hallman, office manager,
Bayfield UCW unit plans for barbeque
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Thank You
Having sold my Supertest Farm Agent
business to
Ron Williamson
As of JUNE 1st, 1971, I wish to thank all
my friends and customers for their sup-
port and assistance during the past 20
years. I know that the same support will
be extended to my successor.
HAROLD CONNELL
MEETING
NOTICE
A MEETING OF THE
CLINTON RETAIL
MERCHANT'S COMMITTEE
Will Be Held At
TOWN HALL, CLINTON
TONIGHT
THURS., JUNE 17
All Members Are Urged To Attend
This Important Meeting
«A of -The proeucerp"
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I LCIIIKAIORO osiouted by *INT BRO1
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ANCLLIOUETEVYJOHN • CHARLEDE JONES •
BOW( ALISTER MICHAEL GREEN 1E
SATURDAY, June 26, attend
SPRING FLING at Clinton.
Community Centre, Dance to
music of Bluetones; tickets
$6.00 per couple, Sponsored by
Kinettes and Kinsmen Club of
Clinton. —22.2511
VIEW GODERICH Power
Squadron Sail Past, Goderich
Harbour, 2:00 p.m., Sunday,
June 20, Sail boat and power
beat races following. Admission
free. —24p
SUNDAY, June 20, 1971,
WEBSTER reunion, Harbour
Park, Goderich, 3:00 p,M.
Supper 5:30 p.m. —24b
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ENTERTAINMENT
Country and Western
Red Knight Lounge
Elgin Fisher Trio
also
Entertainment ,
in the
Ladies and Escorts
Room
Tasty Snacks
Ample Free Parking
COMMERCIAL
HOTEL
SEAFORTH, ONT. 24tfn
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INVITATIONS Alio •
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ANITETT
JEWELLERS LTD..
Clinton
Walkerton
, And Seaforth
, InT914 482:9 n. s\'''AVSOnesaiMM
DANCE sponsored by Nile Ball
Club at Dungannon Hall on
Friday, June '18. Music by the
Country Boys from 10 to 1.
Admission $1 per person. Lunch
served. —24nc
WEDNESDAY, July 7, 1971,
Huron County Pork Producers'
Pork Barbeque, Seaforth Arena,
from 5 to 8 p.m. Adults, $2,50,
Children 12 and under, $1,00.
Dance to follow. For tickets,
contact Alfred' Warner, RR, 1,
Baytield, 482.3207 or George
Campbell, RR 1, Seaforth,
527.1747, —24, 25, 26b
FRIDAY, June 25, ROSE
SHOW , Clinton Citizens'
Horticultural Society, in Town
Hall, 2:30 p.m. — 9:15 p.m.
Door prize, silver collection,
—24, 25b
THURSDAY, July 1, Chicken
Barbeque, Bayfield United
Church, 4:30 p.m. 14 chicken,
$1.75; 1/4 chicken, $1.00
Homemade dessert. —24, 25,
26b
CHARTERED bus leaving
Clinton for Pt. Peelee,
Wednesday, June 30. For
information call 482-7627.
—24b
TUESDAY, June 22, Bingo
Huron Fish and Game Club.
Jackpot $57.00 in 57 numbers.
Six door prizes, 8:30 p.m. —tfn
THURSDAY, June 17th, Bingo
at Clinton Legion Hall, 8:30
p.m. Jackpot $58.00 in 58
numbers.
DANCE at Huron Fish and
Game Club, June 18. Music by
The Parisienne. Members and
guests, $3.00 per couple. Lunch
and ddor prize. —24b
CASH BINGO: Legion Hall,
Seaforth, Friday, June 11th,
8:15 p.m. Regular games, $10;
three $25 games; $75.00 jackpot
to go. Door prizes admission
$1.00. Auspices Branch 156.
Proceeds welfare work. —2tfn
.orrir PEOPLE K COAIMOTEiTTER ei ADVERTISERS
THE
RED
CROSS
SERVES
FOR YOU
THESE '69
LIKE-NEW
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CARS ARE
LOOKING
FOR 'DRIVERS".
1969cZCbelitiolot Impala
Custom 2 doo ha wes,44.., brown and gold, ,
power steer and es, hy am transmission, radio,
new whitewalls.
1969 Buick LeSabre
4 door Hardtop. This local one owner automobile features
many options including pOwer steering and brakes, radio,
clock, remote mirror, rear window defogger and new belted
whitewall tires. Come in and test drive this beauty.
1969 Envoy Epic
4 door Sedan. An L.B.M. original driven only 21,000 miles.
Powered by the economical 250 cu4 in. 8 cylinder engine,
automatic transmission, radio and new whitewall tires.
Exceptionally clean.
1969 Chevrolet
212 Ton Steptide Pickup, if you are hunting for a pickup —
here it is! One owner, driven only 27,000 miles and it still
has the balance of the 5 year, 50,000 mile G.M. factory
warranty remaining, Lic. 299.02El. Priced at 1895
1969 Cutlass Oldsmobile
4 door Sedan finished in sharp dark olive with vinyl
interior. Power steering, 350 V-8 engine, automatic and
radio. Fully Safety checked and reconditioned. Locally Owned.
This is'only a sample of the good selection of used cart now on our lot, Come in and leak them over.
THIS IS ONLY A SAMPLE OF THE
GOOD SELECTION OF USED CARS
ON OUR LOT NOW!
COME IN AND LOOK THEM OVER
14-'0 -°1"41 BROWN MOTORS M.
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YOUR FRIENDLY CHEVROLET and olosmoaiLl DEALER
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1969 Chevrolet Belair
Delux 4 door Sedan. This top economy car features
automatic transmission arid has been driven only 7,500
This car has only been on the road 1 year and is like
new. Lit. 8238/L. Special this week.
Clinton
Kinsmen Raceway
LARGE NEW READABLE
TOTE BOARD CLINTON - ONTARIO
,CornforJtable Grandstand
—Good Coecession Booth
—Good Parking Patilities
—NEW ELECTRONIC TOTE
BOARD
—NEW ELECTRONIC MAXI
TOTE MACHINES
—SHELTERED BETTING AREA
HARNESS
RACING
Featuring. . .
10 RACES Ow 'ono I*
PARA MUTE
WAGERING
DAILY DOUBLE -
EXACTOR - -
QUINELLA
Harness Races Every Sunday PORT TIMt
2:00 PM.
ADVANCE SALE OF PROGRAMS IN CLINTON
Advance programs will be available Saturdays at the Cloud
9 R oom, Hotel Chilton and at Bill's Billiards and Bowling,
Bartliff's/ Bakery and Restaurant and Smith's Office
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BY LIZA WILLIAMS
Unit two of the United
Church Women of Bayfield met
at the home of Mrs. Dawna
Westlake on Wednesday night,
with unit one as their guests.
,„ *Devotional was taken by Mrs.
/Charlene Porter, Mrs. Anna
Stirling, Mrs. Marilyn Haw, and
Mrs. Carol Penhale.
The secretary's report was
read by Mrs, Charlene Porter,
and the treasurer's report by
Mrs. Hilda Semple.
A discussion was then held
concerning the annual chicken
barbeque to be held on July 1.
The barbeque will begin at 4:30
and continue until the chicken
runs out. Mrs. Jean Dunn, the
leader of unit two, asked for as
much volunteer help as possible,
A bake sale is planned for
Friday afternoon, August 20. It
will be held on the lawn at the
home of Mrs. Dawna Westlake.
'A letter of thanks was read to
the meeting by Mrs. Anna
Stirling concerning the child
which the U.C.W. is adopting
overseas.
Mrs. Jean Lindsay, the
president of the U.C.W.,
presented a gift, on behalf of the
ladies of the meeting, to Mrs.
Williw Beck, prior to the Beeks
RECEPTION
and
DANCE
for
Mr, & Mrs. Doug Hugill
(nee Gail Brown)
Friday, June 18, 1971
SEAFORTH
COMMUNITY CENTRE
Everyone Welcome
Ladies please bring lunth
24b
leaving for their new home in
Hewett.
The meeting closed with the
Mizpah benediction, and was
followed by a delicious lunch.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Scotchmer's son, Trevor,
celebrated his fifth birthday on
June 8. The party was at noon,
and his cousins were present.
Mrs. A. Newton-Brady of
Hamilton, formerly of Bayfield,
was a guest of Rev. Canon and
Mrs. F. H. Paul at Camborne
House from Wednesday 'till
Saturday.
Canon and Mrs. Paul had
previously attended the class
reunion of Trinity College in
Toronto, Friday and Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. G, H. Durham,
Jim and Ron, of Clarkson,
visited his uncle, Carl, and Mrs.
Diehl on Saturday. They also
called on his mother, Mrs. M.
Diehl, at Huronview.
Mrs. Fred Wallace, Mrs,
Charles Bell, Mrs. George
Hopson, and Mrs. Nelson Herd
drove recently to Hamilton for
the day. The purpose of their
journey was to visit various
gardens, including the sunken
gardens, to view the iris
blooming there.
Dr. and Mrs, Herb Kalbfleisch
of Bayfield and London went to
St. John's, Newfoundland, from
May 26 to May 31, for
conferences of the Learned
Societies. Dr. Kalbfleisch
explains that the Learned
Societies are groups of
professors and specialists in all
the subjects taught in
universities. It took several
months for all of the groups to
meet, but Dr. Kalbtleisch was
connected with only two. The
%.,an ad i a n Association of
University Teachers of German,
Of which he is an executive
member, met for three days.
These were either business or
cultural meetings, and in the
latter, papers Were given — in
German — on topics of a highly
specialized nature. One, for
example, dealt with a particular
German author's concept of life
and death, as seen through his
writings.
Dr. Kalbfleiseh attended,
also, the meeting of the
Humanities Research Council of
Canada, of which he is a
member. There are two purposes
of this organization: to provide
financial aid to the arts, and to
expand the study of the
humanities in this country. It
places great emphasis on the
value of the humanities in
Canadian life, and is distressed
that it is so difficult to procure
funds for the arts, as opposed to
the natural and social sciences.
The H.R.C.C. is presently
concerned with establishing a
definition of humanities as they
fit into the Canadian scene,
Dr. and Mrs. Kalbfleisch
found Newfoundland
picturesque, and were especially
impressed by the new Memorial
University and its students.
Mr, and Mrs. Torn Penhale
and their children, Ricky and
Wendy of Bayfield, were Sunday
guests of Mr, and Mrs. Rochus
Faber of Kippen, where a Faber
family gathering took place.
Mr. John Siertsema of
Bayfield had a late birthday
celebration on Sunday with a
visit from relatives from Blyth.
His brother Murray and his wife
and four children, and another
brother Hebo and his wife and
four children were present.
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. McFadden
and Cathy went Sunday to
Cortland to say goodbye to a
cousin who is leaving soon with
her family for Teheran, Iran.
The family, who come from
Toronto and will be in Iran for
two years in connection with the
hydro company, will travel by
747 jet.
Bayfield
The regular meeting of the
H.C.M.S,A. was held at The
Seaforth Medical Clinic. The
president opened the meeting
and the minutes were read and
adopted, Mrs. Elaine Ayers gave
the high Cites of the Convention
in Toronto. Several of our
members attended. There was a
short discussion on OHSIP.
Mrs. Margaret Sallows
introduced our guest speaker,
Dr. R. A. Whitman, who very
capably showed his slides on
Cross Roads, Africa. Mrs. Muriel
Miller thanked him for his very
eloquent talk and very scenic
pictures which were enjoyed by
all.
The Seaforth girls served cake
and ice cream, and the meeting
was adjourned. The next
meeting is to be held at the
home of Mrs. Elaine Ayers,
Goderich, in the form of a pot
luck supper.
The secretary is to get in
touch with Mrs. Laura Sable, St.
Catharines, to see if she is
interested in speaking sometime
in the future,
RECEPTION
and DANCE
far
LOIS MERRILL
and
GRANT JONES
{Bridal Couple)
Saturday, June 19, 1971
9:00 p.m. to ?
ZURICH COMMUNITY
CENTRE
Music by
"The Country Ramblers"
Lunch Provided
EVERYONE WELCOME
Air
SAMUEL GOER wEN prrsents
ERIC EARL.
13AYPIEI.4 U.C.W.
Unit Two of the hayfield
United Church Women had
members of Unit One . as their
guests at the June meeting held -
at the home of Mrs. Lloyd
Westlake.
Carol Penhale led devotions,
with hymns and prayers, on the
topic of "Some People Know
Who They Arel".„
The secretary's and
treasurer's reports were read and
22 members answered roll call.
Further plans were made for
the annual chicken barbeque to
be held on July 1 on the church
lawns,
A bake sale was planned for
August 20 at 2 p.m. on the lawn
of the home of Mrs. Lloyd
Westlake or the church basement
in case of rain.
At the conclusion of the
meeting, Mrs. Jean Lindsay
presented Mrs. Don Beck with a
farewell gift from the group with
best wishes for happiness in her
new home in Henson.
Following the benediction,
lunch was served.
Mrs. Frankie Talbot and Mrs.
Elaine Brandon have just
finished a course in advanced
hairstyling in London and are
just waiting to try out their new
ideas on some of their
customers,
On Friday, Mr. and Mrs. J. E.
French and ,Mrs. M. Liebler
visited with Mr. and Mrs. W. E.
Parker. Weekend visitors were
Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Parker,
Pam, Jack and David of
Dorchester.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Parker,
Charlie and Kim of London
spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs.
Jack Fraser.
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