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VALENTINE
DANCE
at
BAYFIELD
COMMUNITY
CENTRE
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1975.
9:30-1a.m.
All proceeds to support
Community Centre Activities
36. per couple Lunch Provided
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Naetiv PaSSes secretary -treasurer) Audrey the 'early meetings and P Mrs. Milton- Pollock,
Allenpassed Graham; directors, Everett praised the foresight of their Goshen Line, attended the
away 11Willis Watrous, Saskat- Mclllwain, Ted Dunn, John early directors in setting up Westlake -Harris wedding in
ir>�-•.
on Friday, Semlple, Harold Penhale, the laws of the Cemetery, to the United Church in 2 d
Ghewan• Fred the laws governint on Saturday, January 8'
7 1g7� The Fraser Stirling, also the. reception at the
„December
funeral was held from McClymont, Mrs. Don Haw,. Cemeteries today. Golden Pheasant Motel near
Watrous United Church on Mrs. Eldon Yeo, - Robert
Personals � London.
December 30 with Rev. J. Stirling. Vice-president, Nolarl, Clinton, New
Maxwell officiating. Burial Harry Baker and Secretary Bud tuDavldson weYork ss ywas a guest at .the
was in Watrous Cemetery. Audrey Graham were Barbara
Born on September 12, authorized to attend the Sunday guests of -his parents, home of Mr. and Mrs. • Llayd
for a few days
1 at Bayfield, the former convention of Agricultural Mr. , and Mrs. Jack 1 whilesttlake
Mosplaying hockey in the
Flossie May Atwood went Societies to be held in Sturgeon and Andrew onweekend in
west to Arden, Manitoba. Toronto in February at the their return °w ekend with Clinton.ondon after r,Hockey
She married Willis I. Allen Royal York Hotel. spendingto the
Dece%i'iibei;. 11, 1912 at his brother and family, Mr. Sincere sympathy
on
of
r.
Neepawa, Manitoba. They Reeve Presents Brief and Mrs. Bernard F. famiPeter the of late
Strat/ford Frank
and
farmed in Venn and Renown On Wednesday, Oddl 1g on Sturgeon, Jeff and Rollie in EBayfield, who passed away
Orangeville. Hospital,dy
Sask. districts before 22, Reeve g
retiring to Watrous, presented a brief on the Mr. and Mrs. Weekend London, rFr day, January
Predeceased by four Mustard Report at the St. Thomas
brothers, Arly, Jim, Fred Ontario Cabinet Minister's guests of her sister, Mr. and 24. -
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Atwood she is meeting in London. He felt Mrs. A. F. Scotchmer. Nor- Guess during
Hotel included
and Willied
at
survived by her husband and that it went off favour favourably thwood, Middlesexther well Mr. - Tom elEngland Mr. John Kienert, Pontine,
two sons, Ken L. Allen of and was Mr. Tom Young,
Regina, Sask. and A. Verdi received. As a result of thspent ents, Mr. and Mrs. his
Londonland Mr. Ted Hudgin
Allen of ._Watrous and two presentation, Thep
grandchildren. Mrs. Allen is Honourable Frank S. Miller,
Arkell in Goderich and of Waterdown.
survived bya niece, minister of health', has set up visited with relatives in Tillmann and family, r. and Mrs. illiam
also Feb- 7 Bayfield.
Mrs. Alvin (Delores) Dutot, a meeting for Friday,
London
of Middleton. Assessment Office in Mr and Mrs. Gary Potter and Mr. andMrs. hame
Agricultural Society
annual meeting
The annual meeting of the
Bayfield Agricultural Society
was well attended on
Wednesday, January 22. The
meeting, chaired by
President Tom Penhale; was
held in the Municipal
Building.
Reports presented showed
a successful Fair in 1`974 and
plans were made fo'r this
year'- Fair to be held on
August 29 and 30 — Labour
Day weekend. Some new
features will be included this cultural and environmental
year, one of which will be a changes that had occurred
poster contest, sponsored by there. This was due to the
the local Bluebird Society. country being overrun
Another feature will be of numerous times by so many
interest to historically Exeter warriors Sundayfrom last,other lands.
Harry Baker
minded people. T
Branch of the Historical read the lesson and gave the
Society will sponsor old time- history of from itBas yfiel
crafts. More on this later. Cemetery,
Officers were chosen for ping in the early
00's to
the
the year as follows: present day.
f
president, Tom Penhale; epitaphs found on some of
first vice-pres., Harry the older tombstones and
Baker.; .second T vice- their locations. Mr. Baker
,resident;-
Fred Clift; - read some of the' mixiutes of
at the ssessmen
Goderich, to explain the and Merry, RR 3, Clinton, Cantrick, firming
whole matter of "regional" were Sunday guests of her Mich. were at their
(sic) hospitalization. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack respective cottages for the
B. Sturgeon, and Andrew. weekend.
Trinity Services . Mr. and Mrs. Ronald
During the absence of Rev. Knight, Heather, Jackie,
George Youmatoff, Rector of • Sandra and Kathryn,
Trinity Anglican Church, Toronto and Mr.
arid Mrs.
Stephen
Philip Du Boulay has been Morley
conducting the morning and Michael, Thornhill,
worship service,. A week ago spent the weekend with the
Smith former's mother, Mrs. G. L.
Sunday, Brig. Morgan
read the lesson and as Knight.
speaker, presented a very Mrs. L. B. Smith was in The Ontario Club
Jersey
interesting history of the London last week with her
aannual
me tiJanuarywas
25th at
held on
. Holy Land and explained family, Mr. ' and Mrs.
with the use of a map, the Rowse, Jim, Vicki, Cathy, the Holiday Inn, Hes,peler.
Jill and Dale and during the About 350 breeders from
week • were joined for the across Ontario were in at -
birthday °celebration fur --Mrs": tendance and took an active
Smith, by her son Mr. and part in the meeting
ably
Mrs. Glen Smith of Paris. chaired by the
preMurray Bennewies, Lloyd Gurney of Princeton.
Seaforth visited. for the The executive for 1975 are:
weekend with his sister, Mr. past president, Lloyd Gur-
and Mrs. Rob Irwin and ney, Princeton; president,
Robbie.,, . Glen Reeb, Essex; first vice -
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. president, Murray Mellow,
Parker, Charlie, Kim and . Bolton; second vice -
Jennifer, London, were president, John Joynt, Smith
weekend • guests of his Falls; first additional
parents, Mr. and ,Mrs. Bill member, Jack Van Egmond,
atiketi. v► .A r-0 i4 Clinton; second,. additional
`4 Mr. . Normjan F: Cooper, member, Albert Taylor,
Mount Clemens, Mich. spent Galt; sec.Treas.,-Fieldman,
the weekend at his residence David Parkinson, Hespeler.
in the Village 4- ' Those attending from the
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A AB.Y'30,1915 AC
dap/re plan
A low club is, planned for porson$ in this area because
Iuron Cot my for unattached prevtously, they had to goio
.persons,. and they will 'hold clubs in distant cities.
their first dance in the The , spokesman si�iId that
Minton Legion on February the unattached clubs had
22, with a live•band `� ,met with great ,success in
The •group is for unat- the cities, and if the first
tached males and females -1 dance in Clinton next Math
who are 25 years old and up is .- Well -attended, then
and they can be single, monthly dances, along with
' divorced, or widowed.
A spokesman for the group
said they felt there was a
need for some kind of en -
! or unattached
Ken Reidy, right, of Seaforth, and a teacher at CHSS,
was the first winner in the Vanastra Park's Association
Share -the -Wealth draw. Mr. Reidy's ticket, worth $503
was drawn by Scott Luckham of Vanastra. (News -
Record photo)
ales win three at
ersey banquet
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Miss . Barbara Graham, Perth -Huron Club were: Mr.
London was with her parents and Mrs. Jack VanEgmond,'
and family; Mr. and Mrs. Clinton; Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
John for the weekend. Mrs" Ron Lee, Walton; Mr. complishments.
Pat Graham,
Nancy and Dale,Seaforth; Mr
and Mrs. Gordon Young,
Moiikton; Mr. Ron Bowles,
Atwood; Mr. and Mrs. Dick
Agla, Fordwich; and Mi.
and Mrs. Paul Robinson, St.
Marys.
Highlight of the day was
the presentation of
production awards tor cows
in Ontario.
The Skinner Perpetual
Trophy for the cow
producing the most pounds
of milk for 1974 was awarded
to Mrs. Lloyd Dale, Seaforth
for Dalevilla Radiant .
Rosine. c
The Dales also took home
the award for the. top
producer in the 10 year and
over class for Constance
Climax Zinnia 1T, and they
had the top Junior 4 -year-
old, Daleville Captain
Wendy. ,
Congratulations t� Mr. and
Mrs. Dale for their ac-
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BALANCE OF LADIES WEAR
REDUCED' 0% TO 30% OFF
INCLUDING NEW SPRING
MERCHANDISE
MEN'S & BOYS'
WINTER JACKETS
30% TO 50% OFF
MEN'SUITS
20%To
50% 'OFF
MEN'S —
SLEEVELESS PULLOVERS
AND CARDIGANS
REG.
7.98 TO NOW $5.99
10.98
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other activities will be
planned.
Tickets for the event will
be available at the door only.
SPRING
IDEAS
The Raintree wishes
to welcome
all our friends to a fresh
spring look in
home decorating accessories.
To greet this wonderful
season and a newly decorated
shop - we are offering many
specials and a 10 percent discount on
professional picture framing
through February -
See you soon.
t1INT1zEE GALLEQY
Clinton - 482-3871
Reopening Saturday, February 1 st.
Halliday Homes
and yuur guvernment...
THE
working � togeit�' tES AND o
save You up to$1500.on
homes i1300on cottages.
The Tax cut on building materials tomera immed at81y based
in HallidaHomes Cottages will be passed along to -our
May/74 price list.
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Halliday � y er
Government Tax cut to save you up too 1500
00 o mustr be p aced by Apri 30th
as 51300 on cottages. To qualify, your
and delivered by June 15th 1975. The amount you save depends on the
model and options you choose..
Halliday "Price Freeze" Program — If you can't take delivery
by June 15th,- reserve your home or cotltagenow the Government's fdelivery
anytime
on
in
1975. We'll guarantee 1974 prices . ess
building materials.
Government Grants and special subsidies. Ask for details at your
local C. M.H.C. office.
Send $1.00 for Home Catalog„ 50c for Cottage Catalog.
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