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ho,, ho, the perch
were biting well on the
weekend at the South
Pier as many fishermen
carried in buckets and
stringerfuls on Saturday,.
--but—oh-oh-oh- eventhe
leisurely art of perch
fishing isn'tsafe from the
ever increasing Amount
of , "fast buck" artists
operating iri Bayfield at
he expense -of its
population, as a grodp, of
"unlicensed" poltroons
' were busy dipping
.minnows and .peddling
them on the .spot. Where
is the Game Warden
when we need him?
Cottagers noticed at
their respective
residences, on the
weeken-d—Incitated-----the
,_B:aytt044abes_Terri Rau amillelen,..LatIme; coniemplated-thetr-Muct-turn-at---
bat during a game last week that saw the Babes swamp the Goodthnes 34-4.
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Grants from Kitchener
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and the Cooks trorn
Ingersoll.
Sunday afternoon the
Bayfield Fire Depart-
ment- was called out to
squelch a tire in a vehicle
southo aYfield. The
fire was put out, but not
before enormous damage
to the'van.
The London Rulleys
" and the Paris' }Welts
. were at their respective
cottages on the weekend,
returning bottle on
•Sunday, but not before *
Gary shot an even par to *
edge out Ken (who shot 2 *
' over) in their "rubber
match" at the Bluewater
Golf Course,
Local merchant, Pat *
Graham, got a chuckle on *,
the weekend as he
remarked "This is the „a."
first time I've ever billed _,'"v"
a church for a hundred ),"
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SUadaeSeee"BS he made
out a receipt for ice
cream going out to the
church camo.
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j3914S$4Y and family
were at their Charles
Street hideaway for a
° couple days last weelt.
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By Wilma Oke
Tuckersmith Township
council on Tuesday ex-
cepted a petition for
improvement on• the
Crozier drain. Engineer
Cindy Uderstadt of
Orangeville will be asked
to bring in a report on the
work that is needed to
improve it.
Reeve Ervin Sillery
and his council received
and invitation to attend
the annual meeting of the
Seaforth Community
Hospital Ito be held June
24.
io of ,
from, the towtrof Seiforth
and $500 from the town of
Exeter were
acknowledged. The
donations will go towards
NAk
the $285,000 renovation
program at the. Vanstra
Recreation Centre.
Council took no action
on a request ' for a
donation from the
Vanastra Lions Club to
assist with the prizes for
the queen contest at the
Vanastra Lions Fair to be
held later this summer.
Instead council plans to
give a donation towards
t ewhole fair.
Huronview
The Huronview
room June 16 when the
president, -Mrs. L.
Lockhart opened the.
meeting.
Street fight
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Saturday night was that the police cruiser' .*
fight night in Bayfield as sitting at the "old *
Clerk- k 1VL hl two local gangs squareC.
_off in the lot where the BP
Station used to stand. In
the end one person was
admitted to hospital
suffering from a broken
nese as well as other
injuries. It is unfortunate
ac c ac an
was not in attendance at
the meeting as he is in
Toronto attending the
clerk -treasurer's con-
vention from 'June 16-13.
Wendy Tyndall,
Clinton, a summer
student ,working in the
township office, was in
charge of the meeting.
•Wendy has been studying
in th Co-op program at
Fanshawe College.
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auxi ary
Mrs. J. Griffiths read
the minutes of the last
-trieetitig— and Mrs. F: -
Powell gave the
treasurer's report and
the report on the Blossom
Tea.
Mrs. L. Lockhart and -
Mrs. Mary Clairmont
reported on the day they
spent at Cambridge
Homes for the aged on
May 22. They reported on
the meeting
Mrs. E. Webster made
a motion that members'
might visit newcomers to
Do you know?
Canada A beef is rib-
bon -branded with red ink,
B with blue, C'"' with
brown, and D and E with
black ink.
Sunoco" (several hun- *
dred feet down the street) At 4.
couldn't get into action. '
ELM HAVEN
MOTOR HOTEL
Highway No. a Wost. Clinton
No
clean up
How is the beach clean-
up going? Well, there was
no response from last
\ week's picture and ar-
ticle so I guess everybody
,is happy with it just the
way -it is now.
THURSDAY, JUNE 19
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The story of a boy and his equipment.
Some scenes not suitable for pre -teenagers Some language
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JUNE -20th' -6th
The story of Herschel.
He wanted to be Moses...
but he didnThave the
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JUNE 20ith.
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JUNE 20 21, 1980
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