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MOANING market, an event
for the entire farnily, Silent
Auction, Flea Market Sewing,
Christmas Novelties,
Delicacies, Baking,
Arleactte, Show and Lun-
cheon, 10 a.m. - 1 p.m.
atardaY. November 6,
Wesley Willis Church, Vic-
toria St. Clinton. -44,45
THE BLYTH Pony Club is
sponsoring a dance at
Vanastra, Centre 'November
13. from 9 - 1 a.m. Music by
The Music Makers. Lunch
provided. Everyone
welcome. For tickets. phone
524-8030, 524-6418 or 524-
2092.-44,45
IMPORTANT
NOTICE
IS NOW
OPEN
Drop in for the
Burger of your choice.
We're on Huron St., •just
across from. Corrie's Red &
White.
Theatre
Posse Meraille's
1837
The
Farmer's Revolt
Returns to the
BLYTH MEMORIAL
HALL
evening at the
,
share-the-wealth,Centre RR. 5, Clinton
15- regular games af si:
jack
$200,-,mgAgo*LDoor prizes a
many other special,
AcitniSsion restricted to 1
years or over), n
GOrtgltl.Cli Township
ratepayers rneeting in
Ifolinesville School 00
November 12. 1976 at 8:30
p.m., Colborne Township
invited.,m44,45ar
NEW BINGO Clinton Legion
Hall, 8:30 1),,01. Nev. 5, 1976.
Admission SI: fifteen regular
games; $10 each. -Three
share -the -wealth games. -One
jackpot for $230. in 57 calls,or
less; Consolation. One call
and 510 added weekly if not
-
YR,011.
Wm Prnkard. heard 0.00
ot-
BINGO Nov. 9, 1976, Htlion
Fish and Game Club, 8 p.m.
Jackpot 561. in 61 calls. Six
door prizes.-Afn
THE LADIES' Auxiliary of
the Hayfield Brownies, Cubs
and Scouts are holding a
Tupperware Party and Bake
Sale November 16th at St.
Andrew's United Church,
Bayfield at 8 p.rn. Come one
come all and bring a blend.
Tupperware makes ideal
Christmas gift.4.--45-46
BLOOD Donor Clinic -
Central Huron Secondary
School - Princess Street,
Clinton, Monday, Nov. 8, 1976
from 1:30 - 3:30 and 5:30 - 8
p.m.--45nc
FISH and game club Dart
League. every Wednesday
night at 8 p.m. Everyone
welcome.-45ar
OPEN RECEPTION
For
Mr. and Mrs.
ALAN SLATER
(nee Celeste (Joy) Cangao)
at
THE SHILLELAGH
VANASTRA-
Sat. Nov. 6,1976
9 p.m. - 1 a.m.
Music By
• Maitland Sundowners
'veryone Welcome
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WEDNESDAY, NOV. 17
8:30 p.m.
Tickets available at the News -
Record, Clinton; Campbell's
of Goderich, or reserve by
calling S23-9646.
1
home
style cooking!
- 0114
VICKI'S
COUNTRY
STEAK HOUSE
HIGHWAY NO. 4 NORTH
OF CLINTON AT BASE LINE
DRESSED
ROAST PORK
OR
ROAST BEEF
yip
all the Trimmings
3.00
• Home-made Specials
Every Day
• Breaktast Served.
• TAKE Out ORDERS
NOW AvAitAstme
nel 8Win•
Prceeillow,t1ss Da
In the, PrOgra
Ra"0,t 4‘;10 am,
VANASTRA Curling , Club
LadleOpening Jitney, Nov,
9,1976 Pot Luck SOper'S poi. •
Ogling at 8 p.m. Everyone
welcome, Gait Bruwarldge
Phone 482-7118-s--45ar
ODIWELLOW and Rebekah
Card party Thursday, Nov.
18,176 at 8:30 p.m. in Clinton
Lodge Hall, Princess St. E.
Ladies please bring lunch.
Admission 75c. Everyone
welcome. -45,46
DANCE to the music of
Shannon. We are playing at
the White Carnatien on
November 13, 1976 101 a.m.
Everyone welcome: -45,46
BLYTH Centre tor the Arts
presents an evening of opera.
Excerpts from the Masked
Ball and several other operas
in English. By the University
of Western Ontario Opera
Workshop. Blyth Memorial
Hall, Friday November 26,
1976 - 8:30 p.m. Adults O. -
students U. Tickets available
,from Mrs. M. Zabiocki,
Mary's Sewing Centre and
Clinton News -
Record. -45,46,47
BAZAAR and tea at the White
Carnation, Holmesville,
Wednes ,,f ., -November 10,
1976 at 21 p.m. Sponsored
by the U W of Holtnesville
United Church. -45
CLINTON Chapter Order of
the Eastern Star, Christmas
Dance on Friday, NoVember
19, 1976 at the Clinton Legion
Hall. Music by the
Royalaires. Tickets available
from members.--45,46,47ar
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NOW PLAYING
THURSDAY, NOV. 4
TO
SATURDAY, NOV. 6 -
Lincoln Green OPEN HOUSE
Yr
* RETURN ENGAGEMENT* t for
Open
Reception
for
Ed Godkin
and
Ida McClinchey
(bridal couple)
at the
WHITE CARNATION
HOLMESVILLE
November 12, 1976
9:30 P.M.
Friends and
Relatives Welcome
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INVITE' TOO
TO A
DANCE
IN cEi.ElfRATIOISI
OF THEIR
- 2$
EDDING A YE Alri
NIVOAIER 6$ 117
ett:lea.m.
1 WHITE CARNATION
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Special
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David Peterson, Erie Peterson, Janet Amos and Terry
Tweed take part in a scene from the original Theatre Passe
liaaraille production of 1837: The Farmers' Revolt. A
revival of the show dealing with the rev'olt of Western
Ontario farmers against the Family Compact in 1837 will
take place in Blyth Memorial Hall, Wednesday, Nov. 17 at
8:30 p.m. Tickets are available in Goderich at Campbell's,
in Clinton at the News -Record or by calling 5234646.
Passe Muraille back with best play
Theatre Passe Muraille'S
hit production 'of 1837: The
Farmer's Revolt is returning
to the area thismonth,
The show originally toured
the area in 1974 and left many
people feeling it was the
theatre's best production yet.
It will return for a Milted
number of performances
including a stop November
17, at Myth Memorial Hall at
8 :30 p.m.
The show deals with the
trials of the pioneer farmers
nf nntnrin in dealing with the
small Toronto clique the
"Family Compact" which
controlled the government.
Led by people such as Col.
Anthony Van Egmond from
Huron County, a rebellion
was planned in Toronto in
1837. It was a failure but did
Christmas mail deadlines set
Greeting cards for distant
Canadian points and the
United States should be
mailed no later than
December 13 ' and parcels
before December 3 if they are
to reach their destination for
Christmas. The deadline for
local delivery is December
17, Postmaster General Jet1
Jacques Blais announCed
recently.
In making his an-
nouncement, Mr. Blais urged
Canadians to mail their cards
and parcels abroad no later
than the specified deadline
and, if possible, to get them in
the mail earlier.
Greeting cards may not
contain more than five words
of written message to qualify
for the lower third-class rate
of 8 cents if they are to be
mailed to destinations in
Canada or the United States.
Cards to tfiese points must be
sealed.
Greeting cards for delivery
outside Canada and the
United States must be un:
sealed. They will be carried
by air for 15 cents if under one,
ounce or by surface for 10
cents. Correspondence in
sealed envelopes for these
destinations must bear 20
cents postage.
Further details for over-
seas mailing deadlines may
be obtained at local post
offices.
Board names sereral people
it•
to siqff improremeni plan SMORGASBORD
* * i Perc and Vera I
* MONDAY. NOV.8 *
* TO
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* SATURDAY. NOV. 13
*
*White Frost
* *
* RETURN ENGAGEMENT*
ELM HAVEN
MOTOR
HOTEL
CLINTON
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in honor of their
50th
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
1 to be held at their home i
61 East St.
Clinton f
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. on
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SUNDAY, NOV. 7, 1976 i
from
(.2 4:30 p.m.
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VILLAGE
RESTAURANT
BLYTH
Family Feature
This Weekend
5 P.M. FRIDAY TO'S P.M. SUNDAY
• Fresh Homemade Soup or UMW* Juice
* Grilled Red etrabill1411ene steak
withOolort Rings
• Creamy Whipped or trench crud goatees.
• Vegetable at the day
* Crisp telfislew and Tows
* Rail & ttiattat
COMPARE OUR PRICE
At its regular November
meeting the Huron County
Board of Education named its
representatives to the Staff
Improvement Plan Com-
mittees. Appointments are
subject to finalization of
salary negotiations.
On the Secondary level the
appointments were Clarence
McDonald, Charles Rau.
Dorothy Wallace and Marion
Zinn. The Director of
Education's appointment was
J. W. Coulter who will serve
as secretary.
Appointed to the
Elementary Committee were
Jack Alexander, Harry
Hayter, R: K. Peck, and
Wilfred Shortreed. The
Directors appointee, to serve
as secretary, will be R. B.
Allan.
The appointments weS7e,
brought in by the Chairman's
Advisory Committee which
azitet
_ OPEN
RECEPTION
for
Mr. and Mrs.
BILL BLOK
(net Kim Chuter)
at .
Clinton Leglim 11011
Friday. Nov. 12. 1976
- -Music from 9.1
W4U
had been authorized at the
October meeting to appoint
the Board's representatives.
In other business the Board
accepted the resignation of
Assistant Accountant L. J.
McCabe who has accepted a
new position as Assistant
Deputy Clerk with the Town
of Goderich.
In his letter of resignation
Mr. McCabe said that his
decision to leave the Boards
was "in no way determined
by either dissatisfaction of
job or co-workers, but rather
a personal desire to accept a
ie ePP Y
b ortunit at hand."
FOR
KIPPEN UNITED CHURCH
to be held at
BRUCEFIELD CHURCH
WEDNESDAY,
NOVEMBER 10, 1976
bring about eventual
government reforms.
Tickets for the show are
available in Goderich at
Campbeirs. in Clinton at tIe
News-Rcord or by t alb g
523-9646.
AN ENTERTAINING
IDEA
Would your guests
eniov an evening
at
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until 9 p rn
liIC
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ROAST
CHICKEN
with Dressing, giblet gravy.
cranberry sauce. mashed
potatoes or french fries.
buttered green peas. The
liabeve includes soup or Krim,
salad, roll.. tea. or dine*.
Dessert - cheese cake.
ALL - $35O 1 FOR a•
Debbie'sris,
II Custard Cup 11
1 2 MILES SOUTH OF
CLINTON ON HWY. 4
AT VANASTRA ROAD
482-9896
11 NEW WINTER HOURS
Monday - Thursday 6 A.M. -
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midnight; Saturday 9 A.M. - 12
midnightSunday 9 A.M.. 10
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Last Night
NOV. 4 THURS.
Retomnsended as
ADULT ENTLiYAINMENT
FROM 5 - 8 p.m.
ADULTS S3.75
CHILDREN
UNDER 12 51.75
PRESCHOOLERS FREE
ADVANCE TICKETS
PHONE 262-5042
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Prefect Work Day
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6
We'll do - Housecleaning, Gardening,
Window Cleaning, Lown Raking,
Sni/stiffing, etc...
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DRAW a' STAB — friday. Nov. II. 1978.
Clinton Community Centre Auditorium
DOORS OPIN 9 P.M. ONLY TICKET HOLDERS OVER 18 WILL 8E ADMITTED TO HALL
(1.14,7:::::" $1000.00 in PRIZES EVEIN TICKET WILL
SE DRAWN
1 $U. for First Ticket Drawn
( $25, for Every 25th Ticket Drawn
1 1 $500. for Lost ticket Drawn
LUNCH .orwd RL f RESHMENTS
Tickets: $5.00 Each
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