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Christine Carter
Christine Carter, daughter of Jim and
Dorothy Carter of RR1 Londesboro, receiv-
ed her Honors Bachelor of Science degree
from the University of Toronto, specializing
in Molecular Genetics and Molecular
Biology. She will be attending McMaster
University in Hamilton this fall, enrolled in
the Masters of Business Adminstration
program.
Julianne Knott
Julianne Knott, daughter of Karen Knott,
graduated from. the' Business Administra-
tion Accounting program at Conestoga Col-
lege, Kitchener on June 14.
Joint picnic
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PARADE
The Hensall Spring Fair parade attracted entries from every walk
of life - including school children. They are seen here, dressed up
in a variety of garbs, decorated bicycles and wheelchairs to make
the parade throughout the village. (Heather Mcllwraith photo)
Dickins places third \
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sion. The eventual winner was Leah Soldan
of Exeter, who was sponsored by Big "0".
Dana Bozzatto of Hensall was first runner-
up. All of the girls received gifts and prizes
from local businesses. Jim Swan of TV -
London was the masterof
ceremonies. the
Over 60 young people took part
junior talent show which was hosted by Ken
Van Allen and coordinated by D. Verlinde.
Shuffleboard
A good number were out to shuffle on June
12 at the Hensall arena. Winners were:
ladies' high; Eileen Dowson 346; Ida
Dickert tied with Dorothy Brintnell at 332.
men's high; George Dowson, 279; John Pep-
per, 267; John Consitt, 225.
Northcrest'News
Northcrest is pleased to have Joe
ychurches McLellan back from the hospital after his
By Blanche Deeves
HOLMESVILLE - The United Church here
and Wesley -Willis held a joint picnic at Camp
Menesetung during the morning of June 15.
The Enterprising Seniors will entertain the
residents of Huronview on June 18 at 1:30
p.m. for the June birthdays.
The Enterprising Seniors will meet on June
19 at 8'p.m. in the Holmesville Community
Centre.
Don't forget the Bus Trip to the Geritol
Follies for the Enterprising Seniors on June
25, leaving the Holmesville Hall at 10:15 a.m.
Buck & Doe
for
Shelley Middleton
Dan Merner
Saturday, Jane 21, 1986
For more information call
482-7201 or482-9212
Beef Barbecue
recent accident.
Barb Plumb is in Toronto visiting her
sister and Jack O'Connor is spending a cou-
ple
of weeks with his son in Quebec. Mrs.
Evangeline is visiting with her family in St.
Marys.
Ernie and Olga Chipchase. visited with his
mother of Orwell on June 12 and will be at-
tending Lodge Sessions in Toronto on June
18 and 19 of this week.
Glen and Pearl McKnight spent June 14
with their daughter Mary and husband Don
Gravett and family of Hanover.
The Northcrest residents enjoyed another
pot -luck on June 9 with 14 attending.
People News
Congratulations to Gerry and Diane
Nielands on the birth of their son, Cameron
James on May 24. Little Clayton is proud of
his baby brother.
CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY,, JUNK: 1+1, 11aie,.-
Bayfield walk shows
off village's best...
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walk - a great opportunity to visit a further
selection of gardens concluding with
refreshments served at Clan Gregor apart-
ments. July 14 - A visit to the farm of Bernard
Hack at Kincardine - own transportation re-,
quired: directions: Highway 21 to Kincardine,
passing Sutton Inn sign at King St. Then turn
right on Concession Road 7 and continue for
two miles. The farm is on the right hand side
opposite the church. Please arrange to arrive
at 12 p.m. and take picnic lunch and chairs.
Lunch can be eaten at the farm and the tour
will start at 2 p.m. August 11 - At 12 p.m. a
pot -luck lunch at the home of the Beakhusts
- a workshop session relative to exhibits for
the agriculture fair.
Historical Society
The Bayfield Historical Society will be
holding their next meeting at the municipal
building on June 23 at 8 p.m. Part of the pro-
ceedings will include the setting of the plaque
which the society has donated tamark the Old
BAYFIELD FLEA MARKET
Open Sunday 10 am - 5 pm
Bayfield Community Centre
•FRESH FRUIT and VEGETABLES
by Jerry Rovers
•IN GOLD WE TRUST - Wholesale
Jewellery from Allen
Silverstein
•SILK FLORAL ARRANGMENTS
by Penny
•RALEIGH PRODUCTS
•CRAFTS and ANTIQUES
Snack Bar - Door Prizes
VENDOR SPACE AVAILABLE
Call 453-5645 after 6 p.m.
HAPPY 65th
BIRTHDAY ERIC!
School Stone situated at the entrance to the
municipal building. The subject on this occa-
sion will be the salt mine in Goderich.
Everyone welcome.
For a second time the Bayfield Library
will be offering some excellent book
bargains at a sale on June 21 from 1 to 4:30
p.m.
Don't miss this opportunity. The proceeds
from the sale will be used for the improve-
ment of the fixtures.
Good music is a feast in Bayfield this surn-
mer, and on June 22, the 31st anniversary at
the Bayfield Baptist Church, Hank and Son-
nenberg will be singing in the morning and
again at 7 p.m.
The speaker will be Pastor Victor Cor-
nish, son of Jim and Betty Cornish of
Bayfield.
On June 29, Canada's Gilileans, the well-
known male quartet will be visiting.
Introducing
70,
NOW OPEN
A NEW PUB AT
SEAFORTH
RESTAURANT and
STEAK. HOUSE
REGULAR HOURS
Tilurs., Fri. and, Sat.
Sunday
,9-= b1,:00
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Under Management of 'Grant Ross
SUPERSOUND & LIGHT SYSTEM
ABCA BUS TOUR
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WELCOME
EVERYONE
On the occasion of its 40th Year of operation
the Ausable Bayfield Conservation Authority
invites you to loin us in a
bus tour and commemorative ceremony
WHEN: Saturday, July 12, 1986, 9:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
WHERE: Depart and return to ABCA Headquarters Morris Dam Conservation Area off
Hwy. 83 East of Exeter
HIGHLIGHTS: Tour important conservation sites in north part of ABCA watershed area,
Ceremonial tree planting and dedication at Clinton Conservation Area
LUNCH: A picnic -style lunch Rwill be prOvided to ESERVATIONS ARE REQUIRED
11 guests
at no charge
PLEASE CALL ABCA AT 235-2610 BY JULY 4, 1986
vynstt. 041,4
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CONSERVE WATERSHED RESOURCES
Au„V+ 1986
THE GODERICH & DISTRICT OPTIMIST CLUB
7th ANNUAL
Music Fe'stival
Family & Friends
JUNE 26, 27, 28
with
THURSDAY
FOLK
ROCK
BLUES
FRIDAY
BLUEGRASS
NEWGRASS
SATURDAY
FOLK & COUNTRY
COUNTRY -ROCK
CHILDREN'S MATINEE
Cabin Cruisers with Richard Knechtel
Rick McGhie
The Nads
T.W. & The All -Night Sensations
Bruce County Grass
Pulse Creek
Sharps Creek
The Good Brothers
Richard Knechtel
Marvel the Magician & Puppet Show
Rick McGhie
Mark Rust
Wild & Blue with Bob Burchill
The Nads
B.W. Pawley with Robin & The Coyote Band
Held at the Optimist Riverside Park Goderich
ADMISSION:
THUHS S3 00
FRI & SAT 55.00
(CHILDREN UNDER 12 FREE)
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Sunday, June 22, 1986
1 p.m. - 8 p.m.
$4.00 per person *HOT FOOD
AVAILABLE
House Band - "COUNTRY COMPANIONS”
...at the
FAMILY PARADISE DANCE HALL
Proceeds
tri Lstowtil
District
Association,
for the Mentally
Retarded.
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puriilhlt,
CO-SPONSORED
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PARADISE
CAMPGROUND.
527-0629
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Garry has just returned from an exciting tour of Expo '86, Victoria, Van-
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presentation on Canada's West and Expo '86 as well as details on Garry's
summer tour to Expo. Plan to come and hear the latest information on Expo'
and information on several other tours to Expo '86.
TWO NEW TOURS TO Canadian
WITH E.T. West Edmonton
AUGUST Victoria, Expo,
6 - 16 Mall. Join our host Garry Hammond on an interesting 11
day tour to Expo '86.
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Kelowna and Penticton.
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HENSALL COMMUNITY CENTRE
JUNE 20, 21, 1986
DANCE - 10:00 p.m. -2:00 a.m.
Work Boot Stomp
Music by "Joe Overholt 8 The
Standbys"
Sunday, June 22
12:00 p.m.
Workboot Olympics and
Bessy Bingo
• Hog Calling
• Log Sawing -
• Bale Toss
• Bull Shooting
• Boat Race
• Bucket Brigade
• Boardwalk
For additional Inform tion contbtf Ken Clark, Henioll 262-2032
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