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Willis : LJ..C.W."s at Wesleye..
Willis `united Ch1ch, Sunday,
October 5, 197$ ---at 7:30 p.m.
Audrey and Dave Kemp will
give ari illustrated talk on their
experiences in the Arctic.
Special music -- everyone
welcome. -.36
NEW BINGO• Clinton Legion
Hall, 8:30 p.m. Sept. 4.
Admission $1; fifteen regular
games, $i0 each. Three Share -
the -Wealth games. One Jackpot
$190 in 58 calls. Consolation.
One call and 810 added weekly
if not won.
Classified
ads pay
25. IN MEMORIAM
COWAN - In loving memory of
George W. Cowan who passed
away Sept,ennber 10. 1964.
Loving memories never die
As years roll on and days pass by
In our hearts a memory is kept
Of ane we loved and will never
forget.
Ever remembered and sadly
missed by wife and family. ---36X
RECEPTION } 26. CARD OPTNRNKS
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GAYLE HENDERSON
and
JACK PEPPER
Set. Sept. 6, 1975
p.m.
at the
WHITE. CARNATION
Hotmesviite
Friends and
Relatives Welcome
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JUTZI - The family of the late
Addie Jutxi wishes to express its
sincere appreciationfor
messages of sympathy and floral
tributes, also for donations to the
Arthritic Society. Special thanks
to the many friends , in Vanastra
community also to the group of
neighbours and friends from
Clinton. —36
LEEMING - Words cannot ex-
press the deep gratitude to the
friends, neighbours and relatives
of .the late Ethel teeming for
their flowers. charitable
donations, condolences during
our recent bereavement. The
many deeds of kindness will long
be remembered. Bill Leeming
and family. —36x
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MUSIC BY
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Refreshments SERVED . 2
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daiue on SEPT. 13
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CLINTON LEGION
MUSIC BY
"BLENDERS"
WHITE CARNATION
HOLMESVILLE, ONT..
Reservations Only for the fallowing
Saturday, -September 13—Star Tree
Saturday. September 20h -Star Tom
Saturday. October ii- The eluetones
Saturday. October 2S --Star Trani
Saturday, November II—The Harbouriltes
Saturday, November 1S—Star Tran
Saturday, Novembe 22---15iu tonus
Saturday. November Cavaliers
S*tartrday. December 4 ---Tee Harbowfiti i
Friday, December 12 Sf*r Trax
Saturday, Becsmber 13—Star Trex
Friday. December 1/w-. Stuetants
Saturday, December *-'ids blutiones
MANCE - SMORGASe'GID
FOR RESERVai TIONS CALL
4112$3120: 412.1535 ; 41124221
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The winners of the under six moths class at the Sayli eld Fair's baby -show -were left to right -
Mrs. Bruce Brady and Tyler of Bayfield, with second going to Mrs, Don •Dlnel and Erin of
London. (photo by Milivena Erickson)
Ba
field woman wins $1,000
A Bayfield woman, Mary
Boyce, went home 81,000 richer
last Monday night after win-
ning the jackpot at the weekly
Tinton Monster bingo.
Share -the -wealth- winners
were Mrs. Ken MacCuspy of
Goderi+ch, Mrs. Alice McNair of
Huron Park, and Karen Cooper
of Exeter.
Single winners of $50 were
Mrs. Harvey Aitchison of
Wingham, Mrs. Joe Koene of
Bayfield, Sherry Hodgins of . Clinton. and Moira Robinson of
Clinton, Mrs. Irene Davis of, Vanastra.
Hensall, and Mrs. Joe
Schneider of W Ingham.
Those who split $50 bingos
include Mrs. Wayne Tideswell
of Clintonnd Danielle Simons
of Bayfield: Mrs. Liebold.
Mary Snaith of Clinton and Mrs.
Moorehead of Palmerston;
Barbara. Hearn of Huron Park
and Doris McPherson of RR 5,
Clinton; Vivian Knights of
Constance
BY MarY Mesmer
Weekend visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. John Thompson, Jim,
Sheila, Sharon and Bob were:
Mr, and Mrs. Andy Thompson
of Etobicoke; Mr. and Mrs.
Terence Hunter of Colborne
Township; and Mr. and Mrs.
Barry Powley. Jason and
Jonathan, who have just
returned from B.C. and are
remaining till Tuesday when
they will return to Ottawa.
Alvin Storey of Vanastra
spent the weekend with his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Storey.
Mr. and Mrs. George Murray
of Cambridge -Galt spent the
weekend at their summer
honne. Their families also
visited with them the
McAllister and Orr families.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riley
attended the Kincardine Fall
Fair on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs,. Frank Van der
Molan, Paul. Mark and Margie
of Oakville, and Jeffrey Whyte
of Lindsay were holidays -
weekend visitors with Mrs. W.
L. Whyte, Tom, Bill and Mr.
Other $50 games were split
among Mrs. Evelyn Chessell
• and Audrey Bradshaw of
Mitchell; Helen Thompson and
Mrs. Clarence Reid of Hensall,
Debbie Hart of Clinton and
Anne Link laterof Goderich; Ed
Little of Hensall, Nancy
Fawcett and Phyllis Mountford
of Clinton. and Lori Kennedy of
Huron Park; Ed Little again.
Denise Orr and Evelyn Francis
of Bayfield
Other $50 game winners
included Elaine Josling of
Clinton and Judy Dykstra of
Bayfield: Sherry Hodgins.
Wilma McMichael of Clinton.
J.A. Cevetal of Holland, 'Lori
Harold Whyte. Kennedy of Huron Park, and
Bill Presztor returned Nancy Fawcett of Clinton;
home on Sunday front spending Trion Malcolm of Clinton,
the past week's holidays with Milton Fisher of Goderich and
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Scott and Coleen Norman of Vanastra.
Dwayne of Parkhill.
Mrs. Robert Reynolds of
Southfield, Michigan visited on
Wednesday with the John
Thompson family.
Barry Turner of Tuckersmith
spent a few days with Mr. and,
Mrs. Reg Lawson and John.
Elizabeth Lawson spent
Thursday with Mr. and Mrs.
George Turner and Bonnie of
Ttickersmith,
Mr. Paul Stevenson.of'Huron-
Music Studios was adjudicator
at the Family Paradise Talent
Show held on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Nolan
and boys. returned home to
Toronto on Sunday from their
stay at their: summer home in
the village.
Mr. and M -s. Dave hope of
Hamilton are visiting for a few
days with her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Hugh Dimeline, Don,'
Peter and David. •
Weekend
Entertainment
THURS. FRI. & SAT. SEPT. 4,5s.e
SHANNON
(NO COVER CHARGE)
NEXT WEEKEND —
FRIDAY $ SATURDAY -- SEPTEMBER 12 a 13.
The Manhattan
Treat yourself and
your frim is ... '
for your Cb nvenience
our Hot Buffet IS served
THURS.; & ERT.
12 croon - 2 p.m.
,Casual Dress
Diene by Candlelight
SUNDAY
SMORGASBORD
% p.m. to S; p.m.
RHSWNESSM N'S LUNCHEON SPECIALS EVERY HDA
Visit the 'KEG ROOM
* Colour TV
f Relaxing atmosphere
Candred;ght
tarvrrarnt i Tavern
to
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meet
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usic will be pro*i: ,...
,other. A draw for a
bicycle will also be
it evening. Tickets for
e dance. or (draw will be
available from recreation
anizers.
Be sure to conte to Huron
Centennial' School qn Sunday.
Sept. V to the,. Township slow -
pitch games. Ladies play at
1:30 p.m.; men at 3 p.m.
Anyone is welcome to play or
watch.
The Inter -Twp. Senior Boys
Tournament which was to have
been held at Huily-Gully moved
to the Benmiller Park due to
weather conditions. The
Labour Day event saw the
Colborne lads emerge as
champions over Stanley in the
final guile. Congratulations to
our boys and their coaches for
their fine showing in their first
season of playing.
DANCING
at
VANASTRA
RECREATION CENTRE
Saturday,Sept.1 3
9 p.m. - 1 a.m.
Music by: .Lincoln Green
Lunch Provided
Bar Available
Tickets: $7, advance, per
couple. $0. at door.
Advance tickets available
at the Recreation Centre or
by phoning 482-3544.
▪ NOW PLAYING
• THURSDAY, SEPT. 4
TO SATURDAY, '*
SEPT.6
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it RETURN ENGAGEMENT*
* SATURDAY MATINEE *
* 4.4P.M
COMING
MONDAY. SEPT. a
TO SATURDAY
SEPT. 13
"OPEN ROAD"
BLUEGRASS AND
UPTOWNCOUNTRY
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Sept,
9 P. 1 amt.
iM1e ,' rs T SS. par couple
Proms 19 99nntirt the
(linion Mus
Join "C" Hockey ad ..
Only ticketholders ever lE years admitted.
Tickets available at Clinton Arena. Waynee's Sports
Goderich. or Jack Lane, Seatojrth,
re
Clinton
Racewoy
.orated by the
Kinsmen Club of Clinton:
This Srsday, Plan to attend
"THE FAF.IiLY TRACK"
Clinton._ Ontario
POST TIME: 2:OO•P.M.
Thirteen Sundays. starting July eth through to Sep-
tember 28th inclusive.
Five Ontario Sires Stake Races
One Centennial Pace
+ Free Parking
+ Pari-Mutuel Wagering
+ Food and refreshments served in the Family Room
(Arena Floor)
Phone Entries to:
Frank Cook. Race Secretary
P.O. Box 778. Clinton
PHONE: 4112-7724
This Sudsy Sept. 7:
Ontario Sired Stake
Perm '9,000 added
OPEN WEEKENDS
FRIDAY, SATURDAY. SUNDAY
FIRST SHOW AT DUSK •
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WED. TO SAT., Stk. 3 TO 6
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FRIDAY, SATURDAY - SEPT. 12. 13
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