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PAGE: 24—C'LINTON,N, W,S-RECORD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1977
LEARN TO FIGURE SKATE
with Clinton F.S. Club.
Registration forms at Clinton
News -Record, Albert St, First
skating • day, . Saturday
October 22, 1977 from 11 a.m.
to 12 noon. Everyone
welcome. —40,41
PLAN TO ATTEND 'White -
Etna sewing machine
seminar with Gayle Silver-
thorne a member of the
White -F, lna team of experts,
Wednesday, October 19th,
Thursday, October 2, 0th.
Friday, October 21st at
Mary's Sewing Centre,
Clinton. —41ar
BINGO every Saturday night
at the Blyth Memorial Hall,
Blyth Ontario at 8:00 p.m. 12
regular. games; 3 share -the -
wealth; jackpot $150.00.
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HURON COUNTY Family
Planning project invites you
to attend Family Planning
Clinic every Thursday from
6:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. at
Huron County Health Unit,
Shipley St., Clinton. Coun-
selling and medical services
provided'. For information
call482-3416.—eowar
HOT TURKEY SUPPER,
Lucknow 'United' Church,
Tuesday, October 18, 4:30 - 8
p.m. Adults $4.00, children
under 12 $1.50. Under the
auspices of the Lucknow
United Church Women. -41
HEAR VERA McNICHOL,
Sea forth Arena, Tuesday,
Oct, 25 at 8 p.m. Admission
$2, Advance tickets from
Gladys Van Egmond, 482-
7249; Dorothy Williams, 482-
3326; and Betty Cardno, 527-
1102. Sponsored by The Van
E:gmond Foun-
dat ion.-41,42ar
"ROYAL JUBILEE" — Tea,
bazaar • and bake sale,
Saturday, Oct. 29, 1977 at 3
p, m. in St. Andrew's
Presbyterian Church Hall,
Rattenbury St., Clinton.
Sponsored by Madeleine Lane
Auxiliary.-41,42ar
BINGO — The Huron Fish
and Game Conservation
Association regrets that there
will be no further bingos after
Tuesday, October 11.-41 ar
"SALE EVENING"
Bea,utiful and useful things
made by Senior Citizens - also
baked goods, Friday, Oct. 21,
7 to 9 p:m. at Christian
Reformed Church. Everyone
welcome. -41,42
ANNIVERSARY SERVICE
at Londesboro United
Church, Sunday, October 23.
11:00 a.m. service - speaker
The Rev. Ann Graham
Langford, London, with
special music by the Lon-
desboro Senior Choir. 8:00
p.m. service. - speaker Rev.
John Oestreicher, Clinton,
with the Huronia Children's
Choir of Exeter as guest
choir. -41
THE Huron County Health
Unit invites you to attend the
Adult Health Guidance.
Ventre, Health Unit office,
Shipley Street, Clinton on
Thursday, October 13, 1977
from 1:30 - 3:30 p.m. for: 1.
Health Surveillance 2. Foot
Care 3. Anaemia Screening 4.
Urine Testing 5. Blood
Pressure 6. Hearing,
Test.-41ar
FALL THANKOFFE RING —
7:30 p.m., Sunday, October
16, at Wesley -Willis Church,
Victoria St., Clinton. Dr. Don
and Pat Palmer will present
their month working in the
Caribbean. Special music -
social hour following. This is
a joint service of Ontario
Street and Wesley -Willis. -41
CLINTON Legion Bingo
every Thursday 8 p.m. First
regular card $1.; restricted to
16 years or over. 15 regular
games of $15. $5 least on split.
Many other specials. Jackpot
$200 must go each . week.
—19tfar
BINGO , every Tuesday
evening at the Vanastra
Centre RR5, Clinton at 8 p.m.
First regular card $1. 15
regular games of $15.3 share -
the -wealth, jackpot $200 must
go. Admission restricted to 16
years or over.-32tfar
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HALLOWE'EN
DANCE
Friday, Oct. 28
at the
Blyth Community Centre
DANCING 9 P.M. - 1 A.M.
TO "Country"
y
'3.00 per person, lunch, in-
cluded. Sponsored, by the
Canadian Foresters, Constan-
ce.
Tickets available from mem-
bers or phone: Tina Bos - '527-
1249 or Mary Merner - 482-7143.
ANNUAL Christmas Dance
at Sandpiper Inn, Saturday,
November 19, 1977. Music by
"Royalaires", sponsored by
Clinton Eastern Star. -37,41
Baptism held in Holmesville United
by Blanche Deeves ivlcllwain opened the meeting
Church News by reading a poem. The group
Worship service was held in sang the WI Ode, while
Holmesville United Church Charlotte Norman played the
on Sunday with the minister piano with everyone
extending a warm welcome to repeating the IVlary Stewart •
all who came to share in Collect. President McIlwarn
worship on Thanksgiving welcomed the ladies and
Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Keith visitors to the meeting and
Scott presented .' their son roll call was answered by
Joshua Kyle for baptism. each member with a new
Rev. John Oestriecher'was in word and its meaning.
charge. Next Sunday there A lice Porter read the
will be communion. minutes of the last meeting
Take note , - the annual and the correspondence.
bazaar will be held on Marion Powell, convener for
November 9 at 2 p.m. , the meeting, welcomed all the
Personals ladies and introduced the
Mr. and Mrs. Don Duff guest speaker, Mr. Van Der
spent Sunday and Mond y in Ende of Arie Studios, who
London. Brad took part i i the spoke about art and art ap-
cart races.' predation and spoke of the
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Nor- artist in the past. It was a
man, Jacqueline and Tracy very interesting talk and
motored to Huntsville, North Muriel' Lockart thanked Mr.
Bay and other places of in- Van Der„Ende and presented
terest over the holiday him with a gift of i ap-
weekend. predation.
Goderich Township WI Marion Powell then had all
The October meeting of the the ladies up to play a lively
Goderich Township WI was game, Mrs. W. Colclough
held in Holmesville School at thanked the Goderich
8 p.m. The Clinton WI were Township-, WI for inviting
guests of the evening for the ' them to their meeting. Lunch
meeting. . was served by the committee
President, Bernice in charge.
OPENING
THIS SATURDAY
OCTOBER 15
HURONASTRA FLEA
MARKET
SATURDAYS 10 A.M. - 5 pan.
SUNDAYS '12 NOON - 5 p.m.
open every 'weekend year
round: Bring the family and
browse through antiques,
curios.roknick-knacks, gifts etc.
Refreshments 'available.
Located at Junction of Hwy. 4
and Vanastra Park Road.
Vendors call 482-7910
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The Goderich Township WI ,
will be having a variety
concert night on October 27 at
8:30 p.m. Please mark your
calendar and tickets .,are
available from all members.
Open House
Mr. and Mrs. Ray• Cox
opened their home in honor of
their daughter, Sheryl Cox on
Tuesday, October 4 who will
marry Doug Trewartha on
Saturday, October 15.
Mrs. Cox, assisted by her
sister Reva Wilson, with Pat
Hemingway, a sister of the
bride, presented all the
shower gifts and a collection
of the articles that Sheryl has
saved over the years.
Refreshments were served by
the hostess and her co -
hostess, Reva Wilson.
The community would like
to offer their good wishes to
Doug arid Sheryl as they start
their new life together.
Personals
Mr. and 'Mrs. Alvin Betties
and family had Thanksgiving
dinner with Mr. and Mts.
Allan Betties of Clinton.
Miss Shirley Norman of
Kitchener was home on the
weekend with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Norman.
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A cheque for $1,000 was given to the Clinton Legion Pipe Band during special ceremonies
during a Scottish night held at the Legion last Saturday night. The Legion Ladies
Auxiliary gave $500, while the men's branch gave the other half, to be used to finance a
trip to the Rose Bowl Parade in California this Christmas. President John Deeves, right,
made the presentation to pipe major Peter Malcolm, centre, and assistant pipe major
John Stevely. (News -Record photo)
This week at the Legion
Scottish
Here is a recap of last
weekends activities. Last
Friday night saw both the
lower lounges and auditorium
busy.
While TGIF was being
enjoyed in the lower lounges
with a rousing sing song, ,a
wedding anniversary was
being enjoyed in - ,the
auditorium when Mr. and
Mrs. Elden O'Brien
celebrated their 40th wedding
anniversary. Attending were
daughters Diane, Jean,
Donna and Margaret, as well
as sons Lyle and Basil.
Many other relatives were
in attendance and the hall
was filled to capacity with
friends of; the family.
Margaret deserves much
credit for organizing a very
pleasant time for all.
On Saturday night, the
Legion sponsored a Scottish
Ceiledh and dance, a first in
Huron County. The evening
was organized by the Clinton
Legion Pipe Band, who filled
the hall to capacity.
Many entertainers were
present ' and Master of
Ceremonies John Stevely
introduced the 'program.
Entertainers were our own
Bradley Family, along with
Scottish, dancers Fran Brady
and Karen McGregor.
Nelson Howes provided
fiddle accompaniment for'the
step dancing Finleyson
Sisters from -• Kippen and
Gordon and Grace Ross from
Ethel on accordion and guitar
provided music and song of a
Scottish, flavor. And. of
course, lst but not least, the
hall was filled with pipes and
drums . from, our own Pipe
Band. •
During the evening
president John Deeves
presented a cheque for $1,000
to the Pipe Major of the Band:
These funds will assist the
band in purchasing of ne'w
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FINEST DINING AND
�' BANQUET CENTRE
FULLY LICENSED UNDER THE L.L.B.O.
OPEN: 7 DAYS A WEEK
SUNDAY :THURSDAY
12 NOON - 10 P.M., FRIDAY
AND SATURDAY
12 NOON - 1 A.M.
For Reservations
sin Coll A pt
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Buffet $2.25
8 Selection —
Including Smorgasbord
EVENING MENU
with complimentary
salad bar
Sundays
12noon-4 p.m.
"
SENIOR
, CITIZENS HOURS"
MP OFF
ANY MEAL
Come out and
enjoy our
LIVE
ENTERTAINMENT
Friday
and Saturday
Evenings,
7 to 1 a.m.
THIS WEEKEND:
OCTOBER 14 & 1,5
DINING AND DANCING
(OR JUST DANCING) TO
TIIE RELAXING
MUSIC OF; ;
"Star
Trex"
(Proper Dress required -
No Blue Jeans)
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Ceiledh sold out
uniforms for its band
members.
Many thanks to the Pipe
Band for their efforts, who
say that the Scottish Ceiledh
will become an annual affair
and many thanks to all those
who attended for .their sup-
port'.
Our in Memoriam this week
is for a First World War
veteran of the 161st Division,
Victor P. Bisback. Victor is
the father of Deni, one of our
Associate Members., Let us
all offer up our thoughts and
prayers, for, this departed
veteran.
Business seminar
planned for Hensail
Local businessmen will be
given the opportunity of
taking a good long look at
some of the questions dealing
with the financial analysis of •
a business and reviewing
some practical questions
related to term borrowing at
the upcoming one -day
seminar on financial analysis
- term loan analysis
organized by the Federal
Business Development
Bank's Management Services
to be held on Wednesday,
October 26, at Hensall.
Open to owner-ma.nagers of
small and medium-sized
businesses, the seven -hour
session is sponsored by the
Federal Business Develop-
ment Bank and features a full
day of workshop discussions
and talks by local business
people and Bank officers.
The goal is to acquaint
busrrreSSmen with simple
techniques for evaluating a
company's , overall per-
formance and prospects, as.
well as offering sound
guidelines on future planning
and term borrowing for a
small business.
This seminar is only one 'of
several hundred conducted
each year by the FBDB's
Management .Services in
cities and towns across
Ca nada..
The FBI)B's Management
Services also provides
businessmen with up-to-date
information on Federal and
other assistance programs,
offers management coun-
selling at 'a nominal fee
.through CASE, prepares and
distributes a growing series
of pamphlets on . various
business subjects and
publishes a quarterly' news
bulletin on small business.
WANTED
KNITTERS
For the:
CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY
CHRISTMAS BASKETS
For More Information Please Contact:
Mrs. W. Homuth, Co-ordinator
Phone 482-7312
by Tuesday - October 25, .1977
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Besides us, of course.
And besides our every Monday special.
(Hamburgers for 50' with your C.H.S.S.
or Conestoga College Student Card)
It's our first-evor
Which means, next Tuesday and
Wednesday. October 18 and 19, got
HAMBURGER (Reg. 75`) FOR 60`
CHEESEBURGER (Reg. 90`) FOR 75`
Our first T'wonsday special. Something
completely different at Buffy's. We
oven invited Monty Python.
OPEN: MONDAY --THURSDAY 11 A.M. - 12 MID-
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NOW OPEN 11 A.M:- 11 P.M. SUNDAYS
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