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The Retread George and
Mrs, Youmatpff spent two days
in New York ,1a0 week at the
expense of the B.R.C. where
they bad been invited in order
to do a documentary film on the
forced repatriation of Soviet
Nationals during the late stages
of the Second World War.
While Mrs. Youmatoff
literally "tramped the
sidewalks of New York" the
Rector was busy
hours answering questions in
front of the 'camerwafd'raking
'
up old memories. He is one of
the few people left who can
speak from first hand
knowledge about this, rather
_. unpleasant phase of the War; a
phase which involved forcing
people to return to Russia
against their will; of mass
suicides and demonstrations
and purges. of those so retur-
ned.
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This is, in his words, one of
the periods which he would
rather forget, but, even after
all this time, he .feels that the
story must be told. After the
filming, both the Rector and
Mrs. Youmatoff spent some
time wandering around seeing
the sights and enjoying their
first look at New York City.
After all that, they both declare
that they still prefer Bayfield
where a certain degree of
liner Robert, Lori and Carolyn, Hemenways were registered at
guests the Albion Hotel along with Mr.
Chatham, were weekend .,
L.W.John Kelnert of Pontiac, Mich,
of his mother, Mrs. � � � . �� :
Bert Caster,.P'"'�
Mr. and
Scotcht'uer. Mrs. . u F'• r,, , s r z • G 1,
Gilbert Latimer, Lansing, Mich. are visiting thin
Toronto, sue
Mr. Mrs. Nor-
spent three three days last week with Mr. and �:- }, , `:�' •' � . , .�
week with his grandmother, man Talbot.
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Mrs. Q.L. Knight. With Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Rob Irwin
Knight for the weekend were attended the Green- ,
her son and family, Mr, and Gemeinhardt wedding in St.
Mrs Ronald Knight, Heather, Paul's Cathedral in London on
Jackie Sandra and Kathryn, Saturday evening and also the
also of Toronto. reception following at the
Mr. and Mrs Bob Cluff, Rob Darlene Motel.a, the weekend with his ea y o i I'M left to right are: If atherine May Honking, Donna Irene a Danny ward Lear,
Fred LeBeau. his grandpa and P�randma Mr.lames g , , Keith Alexander Howatt, Darrell Gordon Shobbrook, Joan
k Ralph h Bennev�nes in
and. -Tara; London, •-visited..io>r..... - While his parents were away, large groupofyoung people were confirmed at Londf~sborp United Church l st'h`unday. Back
parents,'Baby Robbie Irwin visited with g Reid, EdA d Larry
Mr. and Mrs. re ' ea Howatt Rev. McDonald
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Parker and Mrs. a pMMarie Honking, Kathy Mae Ellen Penfound.
were Tuesdayevening dinner Seaford'. Second row, are: Edward George Riley, Kevin Charles Hulley, Heather Anne Fothergill,
guests of Mrs. Milton Pollock, ' Mrr.. and Mrs. Glen Smith, . y Madel n Ann Sewers Colleen Marie Carter, Thomas Edmundd •Pollard.
Goshen Line. Paris and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Front row are: Kathryn Joanne Lyon, Steven Douglas Bromley, Steven Douglas Jewitt, Cathy
Mr, Bud Sturgeon and Miss Rowse, Cathy, Vicky, Jill and
Barbara Davidson LydiaPeel. (photo b London, Dale, • London _were weekend Y Harvey McDowell)
spent from Thursday to Sunday guests of their mother and
with his parents and brother grandmother, Mrs. L.B. Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Jac r. � ,
and Andrew. Sunday guests Tracy, London spent the Onethousand dollar's will be director, Joseph Mellon, "We will be judged by an , in-
k B.SturgeonM and Mrs Don Dinel and
Mrs. are looking for poetic talent•of dependent panel of the
First annual contest held
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with the Sturgeon fa weekend with h mother,
their law, chug
milt' were wee en wi her
awarded as grand prize in the
titer and Maude Weston. First Annual Poetry Com- every kind, and expect 1975 to Chaparral Poetry Society.
eir son->ln- ,
granddaughter, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Merton Merrier, petition sponsored by World of be a year of exciting
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GaryClinton. wedding of their son • and d styles are eligible to win forms are available by writing
d her arents, Mr. and Mrs. Miss Barbara Cameron in other cash or merchandise winning poem will be included Drive, 211, San Francisco,
Potter and Merry of RR 3,Kelvin and Dawn attended the Poetry.Poems of all subjects discove Rules and official entry
Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Talbot brother, Mr. Lorne Merner to the gran prize or an
d y of fifty In addition to a prize, each to World of Poetry, 801 Portola
of 127
Ray S
an pchell, returned last wee esse k Bl d S rrteirE Church in the prestigious World California 94 The comes
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were in Florida they were 18, 1975. The Merners were also
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their sister and by their
daughter, Miss Evelyn Schell of daughter, Colleen, Mrs. Wayne
According to contest Poetry Anthology. The contest closes June 30, 1975.
Bradenton, Florida.
While they on Hall Friday evening,
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' sanity is still in evidence. Ayer's Cliff, Quebec. Hop ns o oq
Mr. and Mr -s. Norman Talbot had flown home for the wedding•
On behalf of the Canadian attended the'wedding of her of her brother, and who is
Cancerr Society, Bociety, Frank Burch han remaining for a few days with
wishes to thank rribst sincerely cousin in Lansing, Michigan
last Saturday. her parents and family. The•eats. �� �■ """' '�'�' mom.
the canvassers who jointly . Miss Winnie Armstrong, grooms grandmother, Mrs.
collected $299.75 for the G Brown College Toronto Walter Westlakl and.his aunt,
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Mrs. Irene Apedaile; Mr. Harry spent the weekend with her Mrs. Beverly McClinchey also
tyles: parents, and family, Mr. and attended the ceremony and
Baker, Mrs. Jean Bruce, Mts. W.D.Armstrong, James reception.. ��
Greta Du onlay, Mrs. Evelyn es Byfield Ever Young
Earl rs. Betty Garrett, Mrs. the Armstrong family were Mr. Senior
and Julia. Sunday guests witb - .� a
Citizens are reminded of
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We opened our sixth 4H "This is the end, but it's only Best wishes to Mrs. Ken Lynn
Classy Lassies Meeting on the beginning" said the who is presently a patient in
graduating class in Graphic Clinton Public Hospital and to
H d Mrs theM l Building at 8
Mon. April 14 with our Pledge,
Arts of Fanshawe College, Mrs. Doug Gemeinhardt who is
at the home of Mrs. r. Lo d n at their annual get confined to University
Our roll call was answered by
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all members present.together at the cottage of their Hospital, London.
waswitl�Dawn . , ;falh ed y a° party at, the Steep, Auburn on y•
demonstrating jo>lxring;;searta.s.in ti. . • The seven
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at Mrs. Merner's on April 21 at thanks to the populace of _ •• •
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