Clinton News-Record, 1976-03-04, Page 20PRT'
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ikAM1041tY CENTRE
Ult BY:
P1SC JOCKEY t,11 LIMITED
9.30 p.m..-- 1:30 a.m.
S.3. per person
Lunch provided
th, ANNAtig
bildren's l Societ;
County, will be heli
in the Board. Room-, County
Assessment Otai1ding, 46
ioucoster Terrace,
'de.rich. Ontario on
ursday, March 4th, 1976 at
8100 p.m. The Guest Speaker
_will he Helen Alien a
"Toda's Child". Mem-
berships available at gag
door. The public is cordially
invited to attend, — 0.10ar
EUCHRE and 500 card party
at 1O0' Hall, Princess Street
an Thursday, March 11, 1976
at 8;15 p. m. Ladies" please
bring lunch. Admission 75c,
E'ueryone welcome. -10,11
BINGO - March 9. 1976, Huron
Fish and Game Club 8:30
p.m. Jackpot 860 in 60 calls.
Six door prizes.—lartfn
NEW BINGO - Clinton Legion
Hall. 8:30 p.m. March 4. 1976.
Admission $1; fifteen regular
games, $10 each. Three
share -the -wealth games. One
jackpot for 3210 in 55 calls.
Consolation. One call and 510
added weekly if not
won.--2tfn
VANASTRA Recreation
Centre Bingo, Mon. March 8
at 8 p. m. 8200 in. 58 calls. $30
consolation.—lar
VARIETY NLTE
at St. Mary's School
Auditorium„•on Friday, April 2
at 8 p.m. Tickets at Mary's
Sewing Centre and The Dutch
Store in Clinton. Sponsored by
the Goderich & District Pro
Life group. GODERICH
Open
Reception
for Mr. and Mrs. Steven Keys
(nee Linda Poelman )
FRI. MARCH 12
9:30 p:m.— 12:30
CLINTON LEGION
Dancing to._
"Star Trex"
Relatives, friends. & neigh-
bours are welcome.
4cNOW PLAYING
44 THURSDAY, MARCH 4
TO SAT., MARCH 6
��� e
Bing s & the
dig
LittIe One"
COMING
MONDAY. MARCH 8
• TO SAT.. MARCH 13
• "Boo'um"
ELM HAVEN
MOTOR
HOTEL
CLINTON
RONCounty. a ily,
Planning project invites $F0,0
to attend" birth control clinic
every Thursday from 6:30.
- 9 pain. at Huron County
Health Unit, Shipley St.
Clinton. Counselling and
medical services provided.
For information call 482E
3416.-a-10eowar
MEETING of Clinton -District
Snowmobile Club will beheld
at Ray Potter and Sons
Huron St. Clinton. Wed.
March 10. at 8 p. m.—l0ar
EUCHRE Party. Varna
Township Hall, Friday,
March 5 at 8:30 p.m. Spon-
sored by LOL1035. Admission
75c. Ladies please bring
sandwiches. Everyone
welcome. -10
REGISTRATION for
Brownies, in the First
Vanastra Pack. March 8. 1976
from 6:30 p.m.to 7:30 p.m. All
girls between the age 7 and 10
years are welcome. -10
PANCAKE Supper in Varna
United Church, Tues. Mar. 9.
1976 - 4:30 to 7 p.m. Adults
82.50, under 12
81.25.-10
years
BRUCEFIELD D 100F card
party. . March 12, 1976 at
Brucefield 100F Hall. 8:30
p.m. Ladies please bring
Punch. Everyone
welcome. -10
COMING EVENTS - Jr:
Gardeners on March 13, -at 2
p.m. at the town hall. -10
BUS TRW to Kitchener Ice
Capades, March 11, 1976. Bus
leaves Murphy's at 6 p.m.
Anyone interested please
phone 482-9168 or 482-
3383.-9.10
RECEPTION
and
DANCE
for
DOUG SWAN
and
LAURIE POTTER
Bridal Couple
Friday, March 5, 1976
Music by •
THE BLUETONES
Dancing 9 1 .
Lunch Provided
Everyone Welcome
MO to Clinton. Mir-
e roe R, 1 1uis. Well*known
horticulturalist and Garden -
line host on CEP!. Radio and
TV London -will be. the
Clinton Horticulturl
Society's Guest Speaker on
Wednesday. April 14. Get
your questions ready and
watch this column for further
details.-10ar
ATTENTION Seniors of.
Stanley - Township and
surrounding area. Enjoy a
two-day bus tour to ,
1''ranit nmutb, Michigan in
June. Contact Harvey I.
Hayter. 482-3226 before April
I. 1976'.--10,11
PUBLIC Meeting at F.E.
Madill Secondary, School,
W Ingham Thurs. Mar. 4. 1976
at 8:30 p.m. Sponsored by
Citizens' Protection
Association. Question and
Answer Period. Guest
speakers - Mr. Murray Gaunt
MPP, Karen Hepinstall.-10
CONCERT presented by the
Woodstock Choralaires,
Sunday April 4, 1976 at 2:30
p.m. First Presbyterian
Church, Seaforth. Tickets,
"-, adults 82.50, children 12 and
under $1.00 available from
members or at the door., 10
BETA
SIGMA
PHI
ANNUAL
St. Patrick's
Day Dance
SATURDAY, MARCH 6
9.30 PM - 1:00 AM
at the Clinton Arena
Music By
"Star Trex"
Early Bird surprise between
9:30 p.m 10:00 p.m.
Tickets 510. per couple.
Av.ulabfr at 487 7765 and 38?
R. tre,.hrnr•nts 8 Lunch
Everyone Welcome
We�keifl'
Entertainment
FRI. MARCH 5th and SAT. MARCH 6th
"MOZART'S MELODY MAKERS"
Treat yourself and
your' friends
for your convenience
our Hot Bullet is served
THURS., & FRI.
12 noon 2 p.m
Casual Dress
Dine by Candlelight
SUNDAY
SMORGASBORD
Spm to8pm
BUSINESSMEN'S LUNCHEON SPECIALS EVERY DAY
V1att the KEG ROOM
Colour TV
Rolaxinq atmosphere•
Candlelight
Restaurant & Tavern
L iccnsed under 1 C 13 0
BAY, It IO RD GODERICH
574 7711
EUCHRE party at
Holmesville Public School
Thursday, March 11, 1976 at
8:15 p.m. Prizes and lunch
provided. Admission 51.
Sponsored by Goderich Twp.
Women's Institute. Everyone
welcome. -10
ANNUAL basement bargain
sale Friday. April 9 from 7:00
- 9:00 p.m. at Wesley Willis
United Church. Sponsored by
the Morning Glomes. -10
Bortha McGregor, Noble Grand from the Amber Rebeiah Lodge of jlensall posed last
Monday with Helen Sheppard, President of the Rebekah Association of Ontario, Irene
iiarnack District Deputy President of Huron District 23 and Kay Wise, Noble Grand of the
liuronic Rebekah Lodge in Clinton. (News -Record photo)
Rebekahs host provincial head
The Rebekah Assembly
president of Ontario, Miss
Helen Sheppard of North Bay,
made her visit to Clinton's
Huronic Rebekah Lodge last
Monday evening. Prior to the
meeting, she was guest of
honour at a dinner party at
the home of our Noble Grand,
Mrs. Kay Wise.
During her address, she
made mention of the eye
research program. funded by
the IOOF and Rebekahs,
being carried out at the
University of Toronto. Any
persons interested were
welcome . to visit the
laboratory where Dr. Matuk
would gladly explain what he
is doing.
Her own project this year is
to raise funds for a new kit-
chen in the Barry Home for
the elderly. The home, under
Local PC delegates
feted by federal MP
BY DICK A,TK EY
Bob McKinley, popular MP
for Huron -Middlesex and his
gracious wife, Audrey, were
hosts to some of the people
from the riding, including
delegates who were at-
tending the recent national
convention of the Progressive
Conservative Party of
Canada., in Ottawa.
This informal gathering
was a breakfast in a private
dining room of the
Parliamentry Restaurant,
after which Kevin MacLeod
guided the party on a tour of
the Parliament Buildings.
The guests were par-
ticularly interested in the
magnificent library which
was the only portion of the
Parliament Buildings saved -
because of heavy steel doors -
in the wartime Holocaust of
1916.
During the visit to the
"Green Chamber" - the
House of Commons - on
request. Bob described his
duties as chief whip of the
official opposition. His ex-
planation was quite
enlightening. and indicated a
strong sense of duty on the
MP's part.
Guests of the McKinleys
were Fred Heaman.
Delegate. Parkhill, President
Huron -Middlesex
Progressive Conservative
Association (Federal); "Joe'
Murphy, Delegate. and Mary
' Murphy, Clinton; Murray
Cardiff, Delegate and Betty
Cardiff. Brussels: Dr. Ken
and Donna Wood. Delegate.
Clinton; Dan Pearson.
Delegate, and Mary Jane
Pearson, Ethel; Betty Car-
dno. Alternate, Seaforth:
Tom Deesr es, Bert Gliddon
and Dick Atkey, Observers.
Clinton: Joan Boucher and
Corinne Pilia. Mr.
McK inley's secretaries.
Assisting their parents
were the McKinley family:
Vincent Ryan and Diane
McKinley Ryan. Waterloo:
John McKinley. Guelph:
Deborah McKinley. London:
Janet and Brenda McK inley.
Zurich.
Kim Ainslie. Delegate.
Goderich. and Mike Donnelly.
Alternate. Goderich, at
tended the convelition but
were unable to be present at
the breakfast.
the sponsorship of the IOOF
and the Rebekahs. is open to
anyone either as a visitor or
paying guest.
Other guests for the
evening were District Deputy
president Mrs. Irene Harneck
of Goderich, and the Sisters of
Amber Rebekah Lodge.
Hensall. who performed the
opening ceremonies. John
Broadfoot of Brucefield.
Warden of the Grand•Lodge of
Ontario and a member of the
Clinton Rebekah Lodge. also
attended unofficially.
A short service was held
dedicating the pedestals
donated by the Mulholland
family in memory of Mrs.
Maude Mulholland. who had
enjoyed being a member of
Clinton Rebekah -Lodge since
its beginning.
Mrs. Harry Cudmore
A
k
- r EVERY
FRI.,.
SAT
9-12
'NOW HAS ENTERTAINMENT
+1:-.A RELAXED ATMOSPHERE
"Popular Music"
NOW - EVERY TUESDAY
reported a good til out at the
euchre and 500 ,.•arty on
February 26.
Winners for the evening
were in euchre: ladies' high.
Mrs. Elmer Trick: ladies'
low. Mrs. Bill Jenkins: lone
•hand. Mrs. Cliff Ashton;
men's high. Mr. Bill Jenkins
men's low. Mr. Gordon
Scrthhtns.
In 500 the winners were:
ladies high. Mrs. Bob
Taylor. ladies' low, Mrs.
Muriel Grigg: men's high.
Mr Joe Silcox: men's low,
Mr. Bob Taylor.
Winners on the draw for
boxes of groceries were Mr.
Gordon Richardson and Mrs.
F'ranit Cummings.
With a good attendance for
the evening. everyone en-
joyed the meeting. luncheon
and social hour which
fc1ll(rt+ed
o Colinton FigurepreseClub
ts a
Pop Concert
STEAK DINNER FOR TWO
Wine included with meal
FOR A SPEC'iAL TREAT ONLY S 2��
GOURMET DINNERS EVERY THURS
RESERVATIONS PREFERRED
General dining hours 6 to B p.m.
HWY. 21 ISAYFIELD 565 2843
featuring Guest Skaters
SUNDAY, MARCH 14, 3:00 P.M. -
at the
CLINTON ARENA
following Tot Skating. Admission al Doer
Lord Simcoe
Hotet' in
Take advantage of the 1975 t►r,r e T h,• Lnt(i
S.mcoe t-, maintaining the f>rlc a t>n thy 7 mit. .I1r-ci.1l
in the face of .r 'sing costs
fortwo includes:
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and v'n((.in stay ,u1 ex Via r(t(lht
Int nniy 230 (tnuU1(-
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The Lord Simcoe Hotel. 1511 king Co W. -•.t T t of otlttl
1 rf 14161 367 1848
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BAYFIELD
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Announces new hours, and
fully licensed privileges.
OPEN 7' DAYSA WEEK
Monday Thursday,
12:00 noon 10:00 p.m
Fridays 8 Saturday
12/40 noon - 11-00 p.m.
Sundays 5:00 p.m. -7:00 p.m.
Sunday reservations
preferred.
Dial 565-2641
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MARCH BR
SPECIALS
Florida
DAYTONA BEACH AREA
1 By Motor coach. 9 'day's,
nights. departs March 19
? By atr. 9 days. a
departs March 20•
For Information cot tact
HAI+ER.
Travel Service
,4'40 loth St.. Hanovr
1 800 785 30111
KINCARDINE.
Travel Service
831 Ouet'n St Kincardine
198 14 / /
COACH HOUSE
Travel Service
Croder (ch
5174k8366
Bill Horner's
BAYVIEW
Tourist Tavern
and Restaurant
Smiles north of Grand Bend on Highway 71
Re -Opening March 12
.SPECIALIZING IN HOMECOOKED
FOOD AN? TAKE OUTS
A great place
for the family
to dine
236-4850
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Thurs. 8 p.m. Fri. and Sat 7:3013, 9:30
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ESTRICTED.
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ROOSTER
COGEUIRPO
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SUN. MARCH 14 ? p.m. MATINEE MON and TUES
and 7 and 9 p.m. SHOWINGS MAR 15 8 16 7 and 9 p m.
The greatest wildlife and chase story
in the history of the North!
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