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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1977-11-03, Page 22PAGE 22—CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1977 HURON TRAIL RIDER'S Annual dance November 5th, Sandpiper Inn, Vanastra, dancing 9-1 'buffet lunch provided. $10. per couple, band - The Tikis with vocalist Gloria Hart. For information phone 482-7994, 524-7046 or 524-7917.-43 HURONASTRA Flea Market 3 miles south of Clinton, Hwy. 4, open year round Saturdays and Sundays 10 a.m. to'5 p.m. Vendors call 482-7910.,--42-44 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 Saturday night at the Blyth Memorial Hall, Blyth Ontario at 8:00 p.m. 12 regular games; 3 share -the - wealth; jackpot $150.00. —37tfar 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 EUCHRE PARTY Friday 'November 4 8:00 p.m. Odd - fellows Hall, Brucefield. Everyone welcome. Ladies please bring lunch. Admission 75c.-44 CARD PARTY - Wednesday, November 9 at 8:00 p.m. St. Paul's Friendship Guild. Parish Hall Rattenbury St. E. Clinton. Admission $1. Lunch Provided. -44 MORNING MARKET - 10 A.M., - 2 P.M. Saturday, November 5 at Wesley -Willis Church, Victoria St. Clinton. Make it a family fair. Puppet Show, Kiddies Korner, goodies and auction. Lunch - 10 A.M. - 1 P.M. --44X PROGRESSIVE Euchre Party November 8th at 8 p.m. in Orange Hall, Clinton. Ladies please bring lunch. Everyone welcome. Spon- sored by LOBA. Admission 75c.-44 BAZAAR AND TEA Wed- nesday, November 9, 2:30 p.m. at the White Carnation, Holmesville United "Chur- ch. -44 WONDERFUL GOSPEL PROGRAM - 100 Huntley St. on Global TV each morning at 9:30 a.m., Saturday at 10 with David Mainse and Rev. Bob McDougall, S.J.-44X CLINTON '& DISTRICT snowmobile club first meeting of the season will be held on November 14 at 8:00 p.m. in the Board Room of the Agriculture Office. Everyone welcome, -44,45 BINGO - Friday November 4 at 8:00 p.m. in the Seaforth Legion. 15 regular games of $15.; 3 special share-the- Shrinewealth„ jackpot $75.-44ARb h lds night clu o (w Mrs. Doris Batkin, left, and Helen Soothern, right, enjoyed a social afternoon at the St. Andrew's Church bazaar on Saturday. Mrs. Jean Anderson was one of the ladies who helped serve the tea and sandwiches. (News -Record photo) This week at the Legion 4 municipalities will be test area A new bylaw to put the 26 municipalities in Huron County in step with the mandatory regulations of the Ontario Building Code will be tested on four municipalities, the senior county planner said last week. Roman Dzus said municipal councils from Hensall and the townships of, Colborne, Grey and Goderich will be given the first op , portunity . to express their opinions on the proposed bylaw. He said the four were chosen because their reeves are members of the county planning board sub- committee which drew up the bylaw at a meeting Monday. While the Ontario Building Code was established in 1975, up to two-thirds of the municipalities in Huron County are not enforcing the WeekEnd Entertainment Fri. & Sat. Nov. 4th & 5th. Mozart's Melody Makers. * Dinner Reservations accepted 'till 8:30 p.m. ' * No Cover Charge for this Great Entertainment, come in and dine in our relaxing atmosphere.' * Sorry we cannot accept reservations for enter- tainment, first come, first served basis. TREAT YOURSELF AND YOUR FRIENDS... FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE. OUR HOT BUFFET IS SERVED THURS. & FRI. 12 NOON - 2 P.M. Come as you are We are open 11:30 a.m. til 1 a.m.Mon. thru Sat. and Sunday 11:3,0 a.m. to 10 rj\ p.m. Candlelight Restaurant & Tavern Licensed under L.C.B.O, ' BAYFIELD RD., GODERICH 524-7711 B LYTH CENTRE FORTHE /'IRTS Winter Program Play standards, many because they don't have the proper bylaw to allow than to, he said. Dzus has been openly critical of this for months and he reiterated - his views last week when he said the proposed bylaw could keep the municipalities from being sued. The Ontario code, he said, sets down regulations builders must follow for safety and -fire regulations as well as standards to ensure a . building can withstand time and elements. The proposed bylaw outlines the regulations under the Ontario code and provides the municipalities with the power to inspect buildings and to enforce the, code t'h'rough the courts. "Many of them have ap- proved bylaws but this one we have is more com- prehensive," he said. Dzus said the advantages would be that all building code bylaws in the county would be standard. The committee he said, plans to make suggestions on how to implement the bylaw. "The questions are should it be a centrally located method at the county level or should it be a decentralized system at the local level," he said. Dzus said it's too early to tell how many building in- spectors will be needed to enforce the regulations or what qualifications they should have. He said it may be possible for several communities .to get together to hire a properly qualified inspector for their area. "There are substantial costs and in a period of spending restraints the councillors are looking at it very carefully," he said. One of the major costs would be the building in- spector's salary. Gary Davidson, a county "planner, estimated there are only about six building in- spectors in the county. He said some of them work for more . than one municipality and their qualifications vary. Pauline Johnson 4)!, Tuesday, November 8 (4 (1 8:30 pm Admission '4.00 MOVIES November 9 8:00 P.M. The Quiet Man December 7 8:00 P.M. Gone With TheWind CHILDRENS' FEATURE November 12 2:OOpm Clarence the Cross Eyed Lion Admission Adults $2.00 Children 75' Tickets Available at Cambells of Goderich The Standard, Blyth 1Visrry 's Sowing Centre, Clinton orPhone Ticket Office in g & B Discount, Lucknow • Biytb - 523-9300 Huron Expositor, Setif Orth ElSunday Special NOVEMBER 6th Aft#' [ Ifrj Grilled HAM STEAKS With pineapple rings. scalloped potatoes Or mashed, buttered green peas. Dessert . Dutch Apple Pie. The aboveM includes soup or lulu) and roll, tea or coffee. ALL9 5 FOR $') Debbie's Custard Cup 2 MILES SOUTH OF CLINTON 9N HWY, 4 AT VANASTRA ROAD 482..9896 by Rene Brochu The Legion Auditorium was again the scene of refinement when the Blue Water Shrine Club held their annual "ladies night" dinner and dance last week. The gentlemen of the Shrine Club were splendidly attired and in contrast with the beautiful gowns worn by the ladies, gave color and brilliance to the auditorium. Head table guests were: Illustrious Potentate Noble Jnck Murphy. Past Potentate Noble Ken Hodgins, Chief Rabban Noble Jack Marshall, president of the Blue Water Shrine Club, Noble Fred Willard, first vice-president, Noble John McKeown, recorder of Mocha Temple, Noble Walter Powell, local member of Parliament, Noble Bob McKinley. Following a cocktail hour, a delicious roast beef dinner was served by the ever zealous Ladies Auxiliary. A toast to the ladies was presented by Noble Frank Play on Pauline Johnson coming to Blyth Theatre Pauline Johnson, a woman information, phone the Blyth who was half Indian, half English, was one of Canada's most respected poets. She was also a professional performer, travelling around the country to give recitals of her work. The play, "Pauline Johnson," which features Pauline Carey and .Philip Shepherd, presents the work and life of this famous Canadian poet. The play ,has toured •extensively throughout Ontario, and :has been extremely popular with high school audiences. However, the programme's appeal is not restricted to one particular age group. Audiences of all ages and interests have responded enthusiastically to Carey and Shepherd's compelling performance. "Pauline Johnson" will be These movies are part of in Blyth at 'Myth Memorial the Blyth Centre for the Arts' Hall on Tuesday, November winter programme. 8, at 8:30 p.m. Admission is Admission costs are low $2 $2. Coffee will be served at a for adults, 75c for children. discussion period following This is part of Blyth's attempt the presentation. --to bring good entertainment For tickets and -or further to the residents of the area. Centre for the Arts, 523-9300. Movies at Blyth The movie series at Blyth will feature classic movies. "Friendly Persuasion" starring Gary Cooper, will be shown on Wednesday, November 9 at 8 p.m. The movie. deals with the dilemma of a Quaker family during the American civil war. "Done With the Wind" will be in Blyth on Wednesday, December 7, at 8 p.m. "Clarence the Cross -Eyed Lion" is the second children's film, and will be shown on Saturday, November 12. The December children's movie is "Wizard of Oz," Pipes & Drums Branch '140 Royal Canadian Legion, Clinton DANCE Band "Encore" Saturday, Nov. 19, 1977 Lunch 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. '4.00 per person Tickets Available from Band Members NOW PLAYING!' LAST NIGHT-- ittbrrr A GROUP 1 PRESENTATION IN I'AN.\\'i‘,l(IN ' I I:lzr,(►I'IIONI( '-, l \I) (r)I.u►It fly 141.1.1'x1: THURS., NOV. 3 ONESHOWING 8 p.m. /lice FRI.. THURS. NOV. 4-10 ONE SHOWING ONLY 8 P.M. LAST YEAR SHE SCARED YOU TO DEATH Now She's bath TO DO IT AGAIN PARK GODERICH 30 THE SQUARE PHONE 524 781 1 A' CONDITIONED Program subject' to change Pyke, which was responded to by Mrs. Willa Williams. The Ladies Auxiliary was thanked for their excellent service and tasty dinner by Noble Laurie Slade. Thanks and appreciation go to Milt Schreiber who fulfilled the task of cocktail host, and to Murray and Gladys East who volunteered their ser- vices as bartenders. Tickets are still available for the November 5th Legion fall dafice with music by the "Musicmakers". A special lunch is being planned by your entertainment com- mittee, so phone or pick up your tickets at the bar. Don't forget the annual church parade so meet at the Legion at 10:30 a.m. this Sunday, November 6th. We parade to the Baptist Church. Last Thursday,, October 27th, president John Deeves and Zone C1 poppy chairman Harold Black attended a poppy seminar held at the Brussels Legion. Last Sunday October 30th sports chairman Harold Black and Len Arnston at- tended a sports seminar at the Polish Legion in Kit- chener. ,. The family MADELEINE and D' ARCY RATHWELL wish to extend an invitation :4 to all friends, relatives and ►4 neighbours to help celebrate :1 their ►� 40th ANNIVERSARY Friday, Nov. 4 - 9:30-1 a.m. at the White Carnation Holmesville ► 4 Best wishes °M.:43,44 ►4 Pub night popular Many Clinton area and Vanastra people had their first experience with the Canadian version of a British Pub last Friday when the Vanastra Lions held London Bobby night at the Sandpiper Inn. According to Lions member Howey Langan about 150 people came out for the night and he said, "Everybody had a great time," and $200 was made. Although the club was hoping for a turnout of 250 people, this did not deter from an enjoyable evening com- plete with fish and chips and British entertainment. Robert Smith, billed as the "London Bobby" put. on the show and Langan noted that he was his usual great self. Along with that the pu,b. night was completed with a special LLBO license and fish and chips from H. Salt in Stratford. The proceeds from the event will go towards welfare along with the Scouts, Guides and the Vanastra Resource Centre, The Vanastra Lions will soon be planning Christmas projects and fund raising events. Cow causes car to -flip James Keith Mason, 24 and Suzanne Mahon, 21, both of Trenton, Michigan escaped with minor injuries Sunday evening after the 1977 Toyota they were travelling in rolled over following a near collision with a cattle beast. The Mason's were travelling east on County Road 13 just east of Highway 21 when a cattle beast came on the road from the south ditch. In order to avoid the animal, Mason swerved and his car came to rest on its right side. Mason was travelling at the required speed limit and it was dark when the accident occurred. Damage was set at $800. Constable Bill Wilson of the Goderich OPP noted that both the driver and -,..the passenger were wearing seatbelts. Over $1,300 in damages to two cars were sustained on Monday, October 24 following an accident on Victoria Street in Clinton. The Clinton Police reported that a car driven by David Shea, 18, of 42 Victoria Street, Vanastra and a car driven by Viola Hohner, 56, 343 Victoria Street, Clinton met in collision while the Hohner car was stationary on the west side of Victoria Street, facing south and indicating a turn into 343. The Shea vehicle was travelling south and collided with the right rear of the Hohner vehicle. Shea was charged with careless driving. A 1977 station wagon was recovered in Goderich two days after 'it had been reported stolen to the Clinton police by Mrs. Owen Delve, 147 Huron Street, Clinton. On Saturday, October 29 it was reported that during the night someone had stolen the station wagon. It was noted that the car was left unlocked but the keys had been removed. It was likely that the car had been started by • crossing the wires. The car was found on October 31 with no damages reported. Approximately $175 worth of hubcaps were stolen from a car owned by David Frazer, 343 Victoria Street sometime Monday night. The hubcaps were taken from Frazer's 1977 Cadillac at his home. Also on October 31, Kyle Harrison reported that someone has ,stolen the hubcaps from his 1.977 Monte Carlo at his Albert Street home. The hubcaps were valued at $100. Over the past weekend, a battery was stolen from a CNR truck parked at the C railway work shed. Employee '♦ Clem Desjardine went to work on Monday morning to find the battery, valued at $60, had been cut out. Another minor theft oc- curred at the Radiant Life Centre, 57 Albert Street, Clinton on Friday, October 28. Owner Hilda Munnings reported that someone had taken the two speakers that were on a board outside the front door of the downtown store. The wires were left hanging. i • qir RECEPTION and DANCE for Heather Bowie and Bill Forrest Friday - Nov. 4 9-1 At the PINERIDGE CHALET R.R. 2 Hensall Music by "BLUEWATER PLAYBOYS" Buffet at 11 p.m. Everyone Welcome HURON CENTRAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY DANCE at the Vanastra Community Centre on NOVEMBER 12th, 1977 "Ronnie Robbins" Lunch Served. Tickets available at Mclntee Real Estate, Groves T.V. & Appliances. '8.00 per couple. Kentucky ried colonel Sanders' Rec,pe Ck1ckn® A CANADIAN COMPANY TUESDAY SPECIAL DINNER FOR ONE (Regular Price 12.20) TUESDAY ONLY Colonel Sanders' boys and girls mike It flinger lickin'good. 94 Elgin Ave. Goderich, Ont. ryU.:rc iM+�r • 4