Clinton News-Record, 1967-07-06, Page 7parade led by piper Ken
vey,
uncle and aunt, Mr. and
Bert Gibbings. Prior to
visit, they flew their own
Here’s a brand-new chequing account from
Bank of Montreal. It’s called True Chequing and it’s
designed to be used in combination with True Savings.
How the two account plan works at a glance •
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irry Baker spent last weekend during Bayfield's Centennial Cele-
ition selling tickets on this pony and saddle which will be drawn
• during the July 12th celebration in tbie village. v.
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Bayfield’s oldest resident. 96 year old George Weston is shown
here preparing to cut the Centennial cake at Bayfield’s celebration
last weekend to mark Canada’s 100th birthday.
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dressed in old tyme butcher’s
ttire for the Centennial celebrations in Bayfield last weekend.
In and Mrs. Charles Scotchmer
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Mrs. Ed. Vy. Oddleifson is shown here admiring the first street sign
to be erected in Bayfield. She designed and made the first sign on
Main Street.
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Dr. William “‘Bill” Tillmann, London, and son Billie are shown in
an old style and modern attire at the July 1st Centennial celebra
tions in Bayfield over the holiday! weekends^**
layfield Celebrates
Canada's Birthday
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JAYFIELD — Over a thousand
lagers and friends gathered
Clan Gregor Park on Satur-
r to celebrate Canada’s 100th
thday. A chicken barbecue
s served by the ladies of
United Church.
Entertainment was provided
Harry Maude of Toronto,
o sang several solos and
so led in community singing,
ik McLaren, the last sur*
ing member of the famous
>umbells” of World War I,
lighted the audience with his
idition of "Ole Bill”. A spon*
leous "sing-song” by child-
n and a trio consisting of
calist Eric Earl, trumpet
tyer, Ken Hes and pianist
illy Armour rendered tunes
yesteryear.
An auction by Eddie Elliott
d the original "white elep-
nt” "going” for 50<?!
George Weston, introduced by
W. Oddleifson, cut the Cen*
rnial birthday cake and Step,
n Mackie, Kathy McFadden,
hnifer Hamilton, Wayne Whit-
s, Trade Mitchell, Dennis
erner, Katie Walden, Susan
aff, Jerry Smith and Andrew
udenbach, aided by a slight
eeze,blbw out the one hun-
ed candles.
Assisting with the cutting and
rving of the cake were Mrs.
ank McFadden, Mrs. L.E.
vey, Mrs. Don Hamilton,
•s. Paul Walden, Miss Sally
th Huiiter, Miss Jessie L.
tcalf, - Mrs. J. Merner and
•s. Laudenbach.
ieeve Frank McFadden spoke
iGfly and introduced Mr. E.
Oddleifsoh, who had designed
I made the street signs, the
st of which was erected on
in Street that evening.
-NOTICE-
Tuckersmith
lunicipal Dump
II ba open unHJ further
flee on Wednesday and
Saturday afternoons,
from 1 to 5 94m.
d on Saturday morning
from 10 to 12 a.m.
)WlRE FENCING, OLD
CONCRETE or CAR
BODIES PERMITTED
Jamas I* McIntosh
Clerk* 15tfb
A parade led by piper Ken
Stewart of Seaforth,followed by
a dazzling and ear-splitting dis-
play of fireworks, ended a day
long to be remembered by all.
The day’s were convened by
Mr. R. G. Hunter and Dr. G. L.
M. Smith.
Judging the beard contest •
were Mr. Justice Maurice King,
Lloyd Makins, and Warren A,
Cook. Winners were Bob Tur*
ner, Frank McFadden and Mike
Maloney.
As a fitting end to the
Centennial festivities a joint
religious service was held in
the Park on Sunday evening,
convened by Mr. Donald Beck
of the United Church; others
officiating were the Rt. Rev.
W. Bourdeau, Rev. E. J. B.
Harrison, Rev. D. O. Fry and
Rev. Ure Stewart who gave the
sermon.
Members of choirs of some
of the village churches joined
to lead the hymns under the
direction of Mrs. William Cox.
•Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Moxley
son Lawrence and daughter
Laurice, Rosetown, Sask.,were
recent visitors at the home of
their
Mrs.
their __„ ___
plane to Expo,
PHONE 482-9133
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L.A. Sparks and his daughter Barbara were dressed in authentic
Centennial costumes for Bayfield's July 1st weekend.
On Highway 8 between
Clinton and Seaforth
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Simplifies budgeting.
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Cancelled cheques as receipts.
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% on minimum monthly
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Money always available.
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Keep enough in your True Chequing Account to pay
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