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PAGE 12A--GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY. JULY 21, 1977.
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Left to right, Mario.n Sholdice, 91, Mary Muir, 91 and
I lorence Mestoh, 92 enjoy their box lunches on the lawn of
the Clinton conservation area, The three ladies were at -
lending the Huronview Over 90 C'lub's annual picnic on
► ednesda'.', July 13. (staff photo)
\bout 30 people attended the Huronview Over 90 Club's
annual picnic at the Clinton conservation area last Wed-
nesday. Here left to right, Miss Mary MacKenzie, Tom
Town Talk
Bill and Neola Sanders of
South Bay Mouth, Manitoulin
Island visited with Ben and
Lena Sanders from June 29 to
July 12 for the Jubilee 3
festivities.
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KINSMEN
S.0 M M E•R.F.EST
CARNIVAL
JULY 21, 22, 23
• SIDEWALK SALE
• MIDWAY
• REFRESHMENT TENT
UNDER
(SPECIAL OCCASION PERMIT)
• ARTS & CRAFT MARKET
• BINGO
• KINETTE LUNCH BAR
FUN FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY
SPONSORED BY
GODERICH KINSMEN CLUB
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BY JOANNE WALTERS
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.1 enriy Mc.Gratten, at the age of 96, was
the oldest person present at the Over 90
Club's annual picnic held ,last Wed-.
nesday at the Clinton 'Conservation.
Area. Jenny was also one of the liveliest.
She clapped her .hands and sang,along. -
w'ith the music provided, She even
shouted out a few requests. Her only
regret was that there was no dancing.
"I don't like to listen to music without
dancing,' Jenny said, "I like to, waltz.,.
'That was me who requested the Ten-
nessee Waltz."'
T'veryi)nt' :11'rrect that when it comes
to reciting poetry.; Jenny is the best: She
canremember most of the poems she
learruld in school its a girl.
There are about Fry people in. the OV6'r
9.0 C1t4, which was formed at HuronvieW
about five years ago: Three of the
members are over 100. They get together
once a month under the' direction of
recreation supervisor Bob Taylor for
variety sfiows, cards. music and games.
Once a year they go on,a picnic,=usually
to Pine Lake in Bayfield`..
There were about 3Q people present at
least Wednesday's picnic. Music was
provided by Norman Speirs, 78 and Cecil
Skinner, 83 on violins and Mrs. Elsie
Anstett Jewellers
LIMITED
11 ALBERT ST., CLINTd I
482-3901'
OPEN WEDNESDAYS
For Your Convenience.
HOURS: Monday through Saturday, 9
a.m. - 6 p.m.; Friday nights 'till 9 p.m.
Henderson, 84 on the bells.. A
`music, the Walkerburn Club,
• munity club from' Auburn,
-distribute sandwiches, ice area;
lemonade. ' The -,Walk_erbur
volunteers to help with` the'Over
once,a month.
The picnic is considered a's
outing for most of, the Club's mea
Mrs. Caroline Palmer, in her earl
summed it up by saying, "I,like
and a bit of fresh air once in awhile
good for you to get out in the fresh a'
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