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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1988-05-18, Page 31wimp I' 125TH ANNIVERSARY - St. Mary's Anc with a special service and matching birth( wishers included the MP and MPP for the ments. • At back left is Rev. John Latham, Rev. Richard Anions, and Brinsley minister Clandeboye CLANDEBOYE - The May meet- ing of the Clandeboye Women's In- stitute was held at the home of Mrs. Alan Hill who also was the convener for the program "International Affairs". Seventeen members and one visitor answered the roll call, "A recent world event". Three short videos were shown. "The Florida hay Market", which showed how Ontario hay is sold to buyers in Florida who pay top pric- es for top quality hay. The hay goes to large horse training centres through dealers and is -transported in large trucks that bring a load of fruit and vegetables to Canada, re- turning with a load of hay. Other videos showed "Walnut Farming" with Andy Dixon and "The War Years" 1939-1945 show- ing how Canada rallied from the tough years of the thirties to feed the wartime armies. Marion Hodgson and Irene Lynn reported on the District Annual held inParkhillon May 10. Lunch con- veners Lucille Blake and Edie Worthington assisted the hostess and a social time completed the evening. The final euchre party for the sea- son, was held at St. James Church with eight tables in play. Prize winners_were High Scores - Jessie Lewis and George Cunningham, Lone Hands - Mary Scott and Joan _ Cunningham, Low Scores - Olive Simpson and Gertrude Hodgins, In between scores - Mrs. Nolan and Murray Carter. Centralia by Mrs. Tom Kooy CENTRALIA - We again pass on, our sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. Earl, Dietrich and family in the sudden death of Yvonne's brother the late Claude Gelinus of Zurich. The fu- neral was held Monday from St. Boniflcc R.C. Church, Zurich. At the United Church Sunday the • speaker was • Eugene Fox as the Rev. Carter is attending Conference in London. Mr. Fox chose as his text "Say Good-bye to Babylon". Mr. and Mrs. George Beckbcrger of Cargill spent the weekend with their daughter Mr. and Mrs. Brent Caslick and boys. Tom and I were • Saturday evening guests with them. Tom and I attended the 125th 4n- nivcrsary services at St. Marys Church Brinsley on Sunday morn- ing. The speaker was Canpn Harvey Parker of Glencoe, a former rector in J947 at Brinslcy, Ailsa Craig and Christ Church McGillivray of which we were former members. A time of fellowship followed in the church basement where many pic- tures and old time clothes were on display. We are happy to report that Rob- ert Lawrence, Huron Park is getting along well following surgery in Victoria Hospital, London and hopes to soon be home. Prize winners at the euchre at Heywoods on May 9 were High score Florence Huffman, Harry Noels, Lone Hands Helen MacDo- nald, Hazel Cunningham, Low score Charlotte Barker, Kay Mor- ley. The next gathering Will be May 23 at 2:30. r Open DaRy Every Friday FISH Sat. & Sun. STEAK SPECIALS WEEKEND SPECIALS with salad bar SUNDAY BRUNCH 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. Reservations appreciated Your Hosts Ernst and Chrlsta Ring Hwy. 21112 mile tatth t• • lican Church at Brinsley celebrated its 125th anniversary last Sunday ay cake. On hand were some past ministers of the church and well- rea, who brought with them letters of congratulations from their govern- ardens Gerald Wright and Allan Rowe, Canon H.L. Parker (front left), ev. Doug Mackenzie. Sunday, May 22 at Dusk Crediton Ball Park onsored by Crediton Volunteer Firemen bONUTI "4CM Buy One Sundae Get One FREE L With this coupon. Limit 4 sundaes per coupon Offer expires May 22/88 HANOVER HOLIDAYS COUNTRY & WESTERN WEEKEND - 4 days May 20-23. Pittsburgh Country Music dinner show and Wheeling WWVA Jambor- ee. Twin: S425.00 per person. RENFRO VALLEY, KENTUCKY - 4 days, June 17-20, Two country music shows, Shaker Village, Cruise on the Ohio River, Din- ner. Twin: S330.00 per person. BEST OF PENNSYLVANIA - 7 days, Junc 11-17, July 25-31. Visit Pcnn Dutch Country, Lancaster, Amish Dinner, Philadelphia tour, dinner and show, plus much more. Twin: $695.00 per person. FOLLOW ME TO TENNESSEE - 9 days, Aug. 8-16. Dolly - wood, Nashville, Grand Ole Opry, Cruise on General Jackson, Opry- land. Twin: S765.00 per person. NASHVILLE FAN FAIR - 7 days, June 6-12. Come out and see the stars at the week long musical extravaganza. Twin: 5725.00 per per- son. SPACE AVAILABLE ON THE FOLLOWING TOURS; NORTH TO ALASKA & THE YUKON - 16 days, June 10 and July 8. ROCKIES & PACIFIC WEST 21 days - June 11 to July 1 22 days - July 3 to July 24 MARITIMES HIGHLANDER - 15 days to Atlantic Canada. June 18, June 25. Plus weekly departures until Sept. 24. 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SATURDAY, SUNDAY — MAY 20. 21, 22 TOM STEVE TED SELLECK GUTTENBERG DANSON •/1,I 1 11, • I 1 O\ I 111 H 1\ .1 SI(XJ!1' TO K111 IIIIII11111111111111 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII1111111111111111111111111111111: s BROWNIE'S DRIVE-IN THEATRE Q a a 0 e THIS WEEKEND: MAY 20.21.22 Thc Name In laughter F rnThc Hereafter BEETIaE3U E IS•�.•uet 1 tommo NINA SCIN[S ih••Ir•s broncho, anted.> — PLUS 2nd FEATURE — POLICE ALAI]S ASSIGNMENT. MIAMI BEACH ADDED 3rd FEATURE SUNDAY, MAY 22 RICHARD PRYOR MOVING On the New Jerzy Tum,vke no one can hear war scream mewl 1,coMtakwrii Times -Advocate, May 18, 1988 ...spar. • Page 15A FARMERS DELL HIGHWAY 4, BRUCEFIELD Open Thursday MAY 19 FAST & TASTY TAKE-OUT Burgers •Fees *Chicken Fish 6 Chips •Dinners •Shakes •Cones •Coffee Light Snacks •Hearty Meals OPEN AT 10 A.M. — 7 DAYS A WEEK 1 COMMERCIAL HOTEL THURSDAY, JUNE 2 One Night Only Tickets $8.00 advance $10.00 at the door HOTEL (mains1mt) Lounge LIVE ENTERTAINMENT FRI. • SAT. • SUN BURNING TOUCH Grand Bend Entertainment Showcase ROOFTOP PATIO THE CAFE IMPERIALE FRI. • SAT. • SUN. TRAC 11 Dine & Dance • Try our new Frosty Mug PIZZA • BURGERS • STEAKS Breakfast daily at 8 a.m. Located in HOTEL (mains -We) Grand Bend 238-8821 4" NG .THIS WEEKEND: DONT MISS ONE OF WESTERN ONTARIO'S BEST PARADES! CLINTON'S 8th ANNUAL KLOMPEN FEEST PARADE THIS SATURDAY, MAY 21 STARTING AT 11 A.M. !DOWNTOWN -DOWNTOWN CLINTON •We're proud to feature these Bands in our parade — •Waterloo Regional Police Band •Mitchell Legion Bond •ClInton Legion Pipes 6 Drums •The Dykehoppers •London 37th Sea Cadet Courageous Band - SEE PROGRAM FOR PARADE ROUTE DUTCH PLAY Saturday, May 21 at 7:00 p.m. CLINTON TOWN HALL "Zwarte Kunst op de Dagerlond" (BLACK MAGIC AT DAWN) ADMISSION: '3.30 per parson In advents '4.00 par parson et the door •Dutch Boy Cadet & Bugle Corps •Seaforth Girls Drum 8. Bugle Band •Seaforth • Dashwood Band •Brussels Legion Pipes & Drums GIANT CHICKEN BARBECUE Saturday, May 21 5:00PM86:30PM In the Clinton Park. Adults 'R. ChIldren '4. Only a LlmIted number will ba sold. AVAILABLE AT: R i M Furniture, Alkon's, Soars, Clinton Information Rooth In Downtovin Clinton. T.B. Allan. Londesboro SUNDAY, MAY 22 2:00 P.M. ECUMENICAL PRAISE & WORSHIP SERVICE Variety of solo performances and singing groups Speaker: Ray. David Snlhur B►OWBOBBB n CLINTON KLOMPEN MST COMMITTit