Clinton Seniors Association hosted its annual Daffodil Tea on March 12. Part of the proceeds are forwarded to the Canadian Cancer Society. Over a hundred guests enjoyed strawberry shortcake and an opportunity to buy home baking and fresh daffodils; a welcome sign of Spring! (Above) Mary Burrage
The Clinton Seniors Association hosted its annual, ever-popular, Daffodil Tea last week.
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