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CARNATION
Holmesville
iaturday, April 11
Mystery Train
Diming 9:30 1' a.m.
Mince and late puffet
$5.00 per person
SMORGASBORD AT ,
7:30 P.M.
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miss this one. t ant told the
sports committees have
surprise in store for the
players.
Coming events seen. 'April
12. District Meeting (flan--;l
-over) Wcd, April IS Stag
Euchre; Thurs. April 23 • '
General meeting election of
officers.
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wedding Ikoke grorktoohtar4.90,Ar Fuwle ,Toitinto Ott Santa* April 4. Other
ottt of town gueSts included- D*: and Mrs.. Michael
Beeheley, Kitchener: Dr. and Donald Stephenson;
Anne and LiSit' of Ottawa: Mr, and Mrs. .Logan Naftet of
Alliston and-Mr. and Mrs. Bob Woods of Gationontle. •
Ands.-"Susan and Gaby White attended the Shriners'
Circus in Detroit on'Saturclay with Gabv*.s grandparents.
Bud and Fran White.
Art Nicholson of Seaforth Manor visited with.Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Nicholson and. family on the occasion of
Harold's birthday on Sunday. '
Mr. Dennis. Campbell. London. Tint, Todd and Tara of
St. Marys. Jason and Erica 'Coitipbell of Goderich spent
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. W.G...Campbell.
Mrs. Elva Ellis spent the weekend in Gravenhurst with „
friends..
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Crich have returned. following
holidays in the Barbados. They were accompanied by Mr.
Crieft's sister Mrs. Joseph Carpenter of Chatham.
) For those interested in the unexplained. Huron
County now has its Finn" LIFO newsletter. The sheet, called
Alpha UFO Report is put out by Clinton 'resident R.J.
Reynolds. None of the "famous UFOs" cited- in' the report
--happened in the area but Mr,,Reynolds says he welcomes
news of local mysterious sightings at Box 1205, Clinton.
He intends to print 200 of the newsletters, three times a
year.
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TRIBUTE
• Mon to, Sat we are now open at bna m From 6 am to 10 a. m we are
serving our Breakfast, special which includes 2 eggs, 2 bacon, 2
)brown, 2 hot cakes, toast and coffee
ALL THAT FOR JUST 1.99
SUNDAY, APRIL 12, 1981
We serve you salad bar, roll, roast turkey or roast beet or salmon
steak with all the trimmings
ALL' THIS FOR
5.99
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AN EASTER TREAT — These girls were selling-chocolate Easter treats -
the best kind - at the First Presbyterian Church's- rummage sale on
Saturday afternoon, The girls are Janice, Cathy and Debbie Carter.
(Photo by Hook)
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NEXPENSIVE
REG.DAILY SPECIAL
includes salad oar & Hot meal oft our new stream table 3..50
Daily we charcoal broil our steaks, chops, & hamburgers
MONDAY, APRIL.13
' "Kids Day"i
' Cheese Dog, I- F & Small's:1A - 1 49 ' 's QNIY •
All this you can enjoy in our Hideaway Dining Lounge
Licensed under L.L.B.O.
WEDNESDAY., APRIL 15, 1981
"Family Day"
You get salad bar, roll , spaghetti and meat balls ri
A GREAT DEAL. ONLY Z .99
Rice Pudding & Coffee included for Senior Citizens
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Constance enjoys dance
MARY MERNER
482-7143
Court...Constantine L1842 '
will meet this Thursday eve-
ning at the home of Mary '
Riley.
Weekend visitors with
.Mrs. W.L. Whyte. Bill and
Mr. and Harold Whyte were
Miss Margie Whyte of
Guelph. Mr. and MrS. James
'of England. and Paul 'Van der
Molan of Centralia.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas
Whyte called' at •the Whyte
home ,on Sunday- enroutc
home trim Florida to Port
Carting. __11arold returned
with them to spend a week
' with-his sob and daughter-in:,
•
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Storey
visited 'on Sunda% ,with his
mother Mrs. Eltraheth
Storey.' She resides with
Mrs. Clara Dale of ('linton.
Several from the cononbn
iiy. enjoyed the dance held by
the Saddle, Club in the new
Goderich Township Hall on
Saturday evening. M tisk .was
supplied by Jasper.
BY SANDY MERNER
The 'MeKillop H. 4-H
Sew & Sews met March 17 at
the home--of).
Darlene Eckel.
President Mary, Lou An-
dersob opened the meeting.
The secretary. Christine,
PreSmator read the minutes.
Assistant leader. Lynn
Dodds shUwed how to"sesi an
uneven and an even slip:
stitch. Members read how to
make a hem-sample.
At the 'next meeting leader
Darlene Eckel demonstrated
the bias tape sample.
The girls voted on' which
picture to use with the club'
name, the Sew and Sews.
.and coMpletedlhe puzzling
'.-revieW • in the hotilcs .
Bowlipg
BROWNIES DRIVE-IN THEATRE
1611 Beech St.. Clinton 4E24030
GRAND RE-OPENING
NEXT WEEKEND
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THE .
INCREDIBLE
SHRINKING_ 42_1.,
WOMAN ADULT ENTERTAINMENT
ADULT
ENTERTAINMENT.
SUNDAY. APRIL 14
3 BIG SHOWS
1. "Weekend with the awbpsitte"
1. "Exit the Driven feta the nor elm 3.-isoton, 0**dt/dirt" oesp .----
PROGRAM Mika 10 MANOR
Three evening performances
Female biotic Dancers
appearing
6 days a week
THURSDAY. APRIL 9 *
—FEATURING—
"Eric"
MALEEXOTIC DANCER
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MOTOR HOTEL
Mighwoy• No. is west, Clinton
CITIZENS
MEETING
.VAN EG.MQND
FOUNDATIpN
will hold their annual
meeting on ,
MONDAY. APRIL 13
7:30 p.m. at the ,
Van Egmond House.
This meeting is open to
the public for nomina-
tions to the board of
. 'directors.
The Van Egmond
Foundation
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PART—TIME AND CONTINUING EDUCATION
COURSE NAME
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Vanastra Road, Clinton, Ontario NOM 110
Phone 482-34S8,
me IrfS1 FEE
ACADEMIC •
Home Studs)1 (M4thematics Levels II to
IV and English Levels ill and DO
CLERICAL/SECRETARIAL -
Bookkeeping Fundamentals M. & M Th. S43
Typewriting • ., . '$22
SUPERVISION AND MANAGEMENT
Effective Supervision-Communtions
Psychology of-Professional Selling
DO-IT-YOURSELF
Residential Wiring
FAMILY LIFE
Basic Assertiveness_Triining_for
-A-dults" M.
ARTS AND CRAPES,
Basic Calligtzephy
COURSES FOR REGISTERED NURSES
Theoretical Concepts of Coronary
Care Nursing
Topics in Geriatrics for Registered
Nurses
Theoretical Concepts of Respiratory
Nursing
INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING PROGRAM.
LEVEL I
Industrial, Organization and Management
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ou F r more information, or lo obittiii a copy. of our Spring 1981 Catalogue
otailiting details on the above courses or other, part-time courses offered
gh Continuing Education, telephone or visit, our Clinton Canipm: between
9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., Monday to Friday and from 6130 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.,
Monday, Tuesday and Thursday.
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THE HURON EXPOSITOR, APRIL 90911, —
Corning, up
Rosy weekend
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ePtiS n. Th se bArtatnnunter$: Prayed the 0.11.1 to slang• in line waiting test begat itarriton Legion
.(Pieta b)." Hook) Rick. ,who is a s-111011.1 tar 004c:tors, to Own ai gi,rn. rti
happening?
What's happening is a'weekly column, space donated by The
Huron Expositor. To list your event, call the Recreation Office at
527-0882.. •
DATE EVENT PLACE
TIME
Fri. April 10 Roller Skating Arena "7:30 - 10 p.m.
Sat., April 11 Story Hour Library 1:30 - 2:30 p.m.
Sun., April 12 Fiddlers' Jamboree
S.D.H.S. 1 - 5 p.m.
Sun., April 12 Roller Skating
• Apiil 13 - 16 Soccer, Softball &
Rec. Office 9 a.m.- 5 p.M.
Baseball Registration (Boys & • i• •
Girls)
Tues., April d4 -..Roller Skating Arena 7 - 9:30 p.m.
ST. JAMES BOWLING
STANDINGS
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Grasshoppers 7526
8307 Crickets
8753 Mosquito';
7985 Beetles
8412 June Bugs
7932 Dragon Flies • r
Mens high single. John 4( Coleman tied Robert Kistner
.296. . Mens high triple.
George Love. 783. Ladies 45. RI
an triple.
Patricia Hutchinson 279 and 4(
626:
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PAPER FOFt FIRST Du K T
DAWN SHOWS OF A
ODULT ffrosi •
" OFF. THE RACK )3A#0iA1NS Marie Sutherlalncl"was one of Man ,
bargalri.huntpra wholcippiiii by the nit Presbyterian Church'§ spring
ruthrnage‘sale On Saturday afternoon. (PhOto.OY Hook)
SATURDAY IIIATIM • 1;30 PM
Office Opens 7:30 SNOWTIME SAM
SUNDAY NIGHT ONLY
THREE SHOWS
Stag
for
MURRAY
,BENNEWIES
Sat.,
Apri! 18,
'die • _Seaford]. District HO'
School. won at Branch' and. • •
Zone level before competing
in the District. He has now
earned • the right to go on .to
the Area speaking finals to
be held in Preston on. April
25.
We congratulate Rick on
his past •achievements and
Wish him continued success
in future ettniests.
Another busy weekend
coming up 'for members. On .
Saturday two teams of mixed
bowlers will be going to
Fergus to .compete in the
Ladies, Auxiliary Invitational
Bowling Tourntionent and on
Sunday. April I2 the Spring
District meeting, will be held
in Hanover, hosted by the
Hanover Legion. No doubt 1
there will be a number of
going to• this, All
are welcome and any site
wishing .more information as
to departure time please
contact President Bill Wilber
or phone the Legion.
What probably will be' the
last euchre of the season will
he held on April IS. Don't
ELM HAVEN * *
LADIES' 31
NIGHT *
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