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BINGO every Tuesday
evening at the Vanastra
Centre RR 5, 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
RUMMAGE SALE to be
held at the' Christian
Reformed Church on
November 3 at 7 p.m. -44
GODERICH TWP.
RECREATION Dance,
Saturday, November 25,
1978 at the White Car-
nation. Music by The
Country Companions,
$10.00 per couple. Lunch
provided. For tickets
phone 482-7480 or 524-
7032.-43-47
WALT DISNEY Show
"Gus" the football
playing mule - at Clinton'
Public School
Auditorium, Friday,
November 3, 7 - 9 p.m.
Admission 50 cents.
Sponsored by Clinton
Kinettes--43,}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.--l9tfar
BINGO EVERY
D 1TUR.DAY NIGHT at
Blyth Memorial Hall
Blyth, Ontario. 12 regular
games; 3 share -the -
wealth; jackpot $150.
—37tfar
OPEN HOUSE, St.
Joseph's Separate
School, Beech Street,
Clinton, Thursday, 2
November from 7 - 9 p.m.
Public is welcome. -44
THE WOMEN'S
AUXILIARY • to the
Clinton Public Hospital
will meet Monday Nov. 6
at 10 a.m. in the Board ,
Room. All are
welcome. -44
PENNY SALE for the
month of November at
the Salvation Army
Thrift Store, 80 King St.
Clinton. -44,45
HOLMESVILLE UCW
BAZAAR, Bake Sale and
tea, Wed. Nov. 8, 1978 at
2:30 at the White Car-
nation
Holmesville.--42,44
CARD PARTY - Thur-
sday, Nov. 9 at 8 p.m. at
I.O.O.F. hall, Princess
St., Clinton. Sponsored by
the Clinton Rebekah and
Oddfellow Lodges. Ladies
please bring lunch.
—44,45
VANASTRA
LION'S
CLUB
CHRISTMAS DANCE
Friday, November 17, 9 p • m. -1 a.m.
AT THE
VANASTRA RECREATION CENTRE
MUSIC BY '
"Southern Comfort" +�
HAM & SCALLOPED POTATO
BUFFET AT 1 'A.M., BY
MURRAY"HONNER
DOOR PRIZE:
TURKEY, DONATED BY
DEBBIE'S CUSTARD CUP
Tickets: 40. per couple
from Lions Member or at•dld'or
NOW PLAYING
THURS. ONE SHOWING 8:00 P.M. . FRI. & SAT .7
44111,1, ART
PETER FRAMPTON
THE BEE GEES
"SGT. PEPPER'S
LONELY HEARTS
CLUB BAND"
When was the last time
someone jammed
. your locker?
SECOND BIG
HIT
SATURDAY MATINEE
SHOWTIME 1:30
WALT DISNEY'S
"THE ADVENTURES OF
PINNOCHIO"
STARTING SUNDAY NOY. 5-7
MONTE.RYTHON'S
""JABBER'WAt;KY"
"HOLY GRAIL".
►�' �� ��, ,,,iS�TARTS WED. NOV. '8 ,
"WHO.1 KILLING TOEhit.:t.'\ ` ` EAT. H FS.0.F_EUROPE?"
Tt" 5SOUARE ,
PHONE 524.7811
AIRCONDItIONED
Jen,; ,t tr , , 4+ r,1
HOME SEWERS looking
for the perfect fit . .
.presenting, new from
Europe, Burda patterns.
Miss Gayle Miller of
Toronto will be at Mary's
Sewing Centre Friday,
November 3 from 1 p.m.
to 6 p.m. for a demon-
stration on the different
techniques needed to use
Burda patterns. —44ar
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OPEN
RECEPTION
for
George and Catherine
McClure
SATURDAY
NOVEMBER 4
AT
Seaforth
Community Centre
MUSIC BY:
"Music Makers"
LUNCH PROVIDED
OPEN
RECEPTION
for
Harold and Rose
Workman
(nee Flynn)
Bridal couple
FRI. NOV. 3
at
Blyth
Community Centre
MUSIC BY
"COUNTRY
CAMPANIONS"
DANCING 10 p.m. -1 a.m.
EVERYONE WELCOME
Th
is motley looking crew wandered through the halls of Huron Centennial
Public School on Tuesday afternoon. Underneath the masks and strange outfits
were the Grade 1 and 2 students. (News -Record photo)
James Murphy
Playhouse directorquit
James Murphy, artistic
managing director of the
Huron Country
Playhouse, announced
today his intention to
resign at the conclusion
-of the coming Summer
Season.
Bill Amos, Chairman of
MOVIE
.The Clinton Kinettes are sponsoring a Walt
Disney Movie "GUS", The Football Playing
Mule. This Hilarious comedy stars Don Knot-
ts, Tim Conway and Ed Asner. •
ALL CHILDREN ARE INVITED TO
ATTEND THIS MOVIE.
Nov. 3, 1978 - 7:00-9:00 p.m.
at the Clinton Public School
ADMISSION 50°
KINETTE CLUB OF CLINTON
ATTENTION
Clubs or Groups
BOOK YOUR PRIVATE
loYears' EveN44,!:w
PARTY
WITH US!
We offer a complete package for your club or
group...inciuding entertainment, food,
favors...and, for a minimum of 25 couples,
we'll offer, you a very special price!
PHONE DES CASSIDY-482-3421
CLINTON HOTEL
ELECTION NIGHT-
DANCE
All Tuckersnnith Electors
are cordially invited to
an Ail -Candidates Party
MONDAY, NOVEMBER .13
9:00 P.M. -1:00 A.M.
at the
Vanastra Recreation Centre
MUSIC BY:
"Worn tta Trio"
LADIES: PLI+ASiE BRING LUNCH
ri
the Board of Trustees for
the Playhouse, accepted
the resignation • with
regret at its year-end
meeting on October 30,
1978.
Jarnes Murphy, who
along with Bill Heinsohn,
founded the Playhouse in
1972, has served as ar-
tistic and managing
director since that time.
Mr. Heinsohn served as
executive producer for
three seasons and has
'remainedactive in the
board of trustees since
that time.
The Playhouse started
in 1972 as a small tent
operation and has
developed into the largest
summer theatre of its
type in the Province, with
physical assets valued at
$350,000 and an annual
operating budget in the
area of $250,000. The 1978
season achieved an 80
percent capacity with a
$30,000 increase in ticket
sales over the previous
season.
James Murphy told the
Board he was leaving the
Playhouse for personal
reasons. He said he has
enjoyed his seven years
of "complete and total
involvement'; with, the
Playhouse and looks
forward to the 1979
season which he hopes to
announce shortly after
the New Year.
The 1979 season opens
during the week of June
23rd and will offer five
productions, each run-
ning two weeks.
MUSICAL NIGHT.
Holmesville United Church
Sunday, November 5th, 8 p.m.
Presentations by:
(1) The Harbouraires - Director, Lorne Dotterer
(2) The Middlesex Junior Farmer's Choir -
Director, Bill Telfer
Everyone Welcome
CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2 , 1978 ---PA
This week at the Legion
By Rene Brochu
Oup,, attendance drag
grows again as, this time,
Comrade Gord Herman's
name was drawn, and
you guessed it, Gord had
not registered last week,
and so the pot grows once
again. The TGIF raffle
prize \went to one of our
hard working associate
members Paul Bartliff.
Just a reminder to all
our members and
friends: don't forget our
associate dance this
month, and oh yes, also
our November 11th
services and festivities.
We also remind you all
about our church parade
on November 5th at St.
Joseph's Church. All
members, auxiliary,
associates, and fraternal
affiliates are asked to
participate in these
events.
Our Legion is also
hosting a Ceilidh Dance
for the Pipe Band in the
near future. Don't forget
the bingos every Thur-
sday evening, as
Comrade Eric Switzer
reminds us, "if we wish to
make donations, we must
have the funds
available." We remind
all previous participants
that men's euchre, darts,
and' cribbage are now in
full swing, so now's the
time to become active in
your favorite pastime.
Last Friday noon, we
were indeed pleased to
welcome into our Branch
a group of veterans from
Westminster Hospital.
Eighteen of our vets
stopped off for lunch and
refreshments. The
Branch employees
provided the Coffee and
refreshments for the
group. President John
Semple and Comrade Bob
Morgan were present to
welcome the Vets and the
Ladies Auxiliary were
again up to their ex-
pertise as they served a
mouth watering dressed
pork dinner to the Blue
Water Shrine Club for
ladies' night and the
ladies were certainly all
asplendour in beautiful
gowns.
'Our Ladies Auxiliary
were back on the job
• 40th Wedding
Anniversary
will be held
For
Leroy and Irene
Oesch
Fri., Nov. 10
at
South Huron Rec.
Centre in Exeter 1
Music by Joe Overholt
9-1 a.m.
Best Wishes Only
Lunch provided
early Monday morning as
they once again served a
delicious roast beef
dinner to our CHSS
Teachers at noon. It was
quite a rush cleaning up
from Saturday's dance In
time for the noon feeding
on Monday.
Welcome news indeed,
as Chuck and Cathy
Chambers are the proud
parents of a lovely
daughter, Laura Diane.
Ag. society meets
Around 100 people
attended the Annual
Meeting of District 8
Huron -Perth, Ontario
Association of
Agricultrual Socieites,
which was held on
October 25 at the Kirkton-
Woodham Community
Centre.
Following a pot luck
supper, Tim and Dan
Shute provided musical
entertainment.
Mr. Art Peppin of the
Agricultural and Hor-
ticultural Societies
Branch; Toronto, was the
guest speaker 'showing
slides and explaining the
grant system to the
Societies. He stated the
Annual Convention next
year will be held
February 21 and 22 at
Toronto.
Chariman for the
meeting was the Director
of the Men's Division for
District 8, Mr. Bill
Westman.
Mr. Harold Lobb,
Clinton, was elected
Director, with Mr, Keith
McLagan, Mitchell,
chosen as Associate
Director, Donald Young
of Auburn is secretary -
treasurer.
The slate of officers for
the Ladies' Section is
Mrs. Verna Seeley, St.
Marys, director; Mrs.
Stewart Smale, St.
Marys, secretary; Mrs.
Dolores Shapton, Exeter,
Associate Director and
Mrs. Maxine Sereda,
Exeter, Associate
Secretary.
The 1979 Annual
Meeting will be hosted by
the St. Marys
Agricultural Society.
POLIO CLINIC
A. polio immunization clinic will be held at
the Health Unit Office, Shipley Street, Clin-
ton on November 6, 2-6 p.m. for adults over
18 years of age.
SMORGASBORD SUPPER
Hot Turkey and Ham
t
at
Brucefield Church
SPONSORED BY KIPPEN UNITED CHURCH
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 8 FROM 5-8 P.M.
ADULTS '4. CHILDREN UNDER 12'1.75
PRE=SCHOOLERS FREE
Advance tickets only: Phone 262-5758
Come to
MORNING MARKET
at
Wesley -Willis
United Church
SATURDAY, NOV. 4th
10 a.m.'to 1 p.m.
A Unique Selection of Handmades, Christmas Boutique,
Flea Market, Silent Auction and a Puppet Theatre and
Kiddies Korner for the children, as well as a Wide
Variety of Home Baking and Delicatessen Delights.
LIGHT LUNCH
Served from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
LUNCHEONS
"Sailors' Galley"
Hot Roast Beef on $ 75
Two Bread Rolls
Clam Chowder or
Green Salad, Veal
Cordon Bleu, Tea $350
or Coffee
Ham Steak, with $250
Pineapple Ring
Why not join us for dinner
Our wide range of steaks and seafood include:
•T -Bone Steaks
•Dover Sole
*Steaks Diane
•Fresh Rainbow Trout
•Filet Mignon
•Alaskan King Crab Legs
Dinners range from $4.50 - $9.75, which includes all
the trimmings and. the quiet, relaxing atmosphere is
free. So is the top-notch service! We Zook forward t�
serving you!
NEW HOURS:
Lunches: Tues. -Fri. 12-2 p.m.
Dinners: Tues. -Fri. S-11 p.m.
Sat. 4 p.m. -11 p.m.
un. 12-2 p,m., 4.10 p.m.
Closed Monday .
Jo'`ephine St.
357.1633