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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
LES CANADIENS - Theatre
Passe Muraille's play about
Hockey, Hockey, Hockey
written by Rick Salutin
assist Ken Dryden, per-
formed on roller skates at
Blyth Memorial Hall,
January 17, 8 pm Admission
adults $4. Children $2.50.
Reservations 523-9403.-1,2
ar
CARD PARTY,
Brucef ield IOOF Hall,
Friday, January 12, 8:30 •
p.m. Everyone welcome.
Lac'ies please bring
lunch. Admission 75
cents. -2
AFTERNOON MATINEE,
Saturday, January 13 and 27
at 2 p.m. in the old Town
Hall, Bayfield. Admission 50
cents. -2
CARD PARTY January 12,
Summerhill Hall, 8:30.
Ladies please bring lunch.
Everyone welcome. -2X
CARD PARTY - Spon-
sored by Goderich
Township Wo,men's
Institute, Thursday Jan.
11 at Holmesville Public
School - 8 p.m. Come,
bring a friend and a few
sandwiches. Admission
$1.-2
BINGO - EVERY
SATURDAY NIGHT at
Blyth Memorial Hall,
Blyth, Ontario. 12 regular
games; 3 share -the -
wealth; jackpot
8150.-3 7 tfar
BINGO — Bayfield Town
Hall - Friday, Jan. 12 at 8
p.m. Sponsored by
Bayfield' Lioness. 15
regular games, 3 Share -
the -Wealth. --,2
CLINTON Legion Bingo
every Thursday 8 p.m.
First regular card 81.;,
restricted to 16 years or
over. 15 regular games of
$15. $5 least on split.
Many ether specials.
Jackpot $200 must go
each week.-19tfar
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CARD PARTY at IOOF
hall, Princess St.
Thursday January' 18,
1979 at 8 p.m. Sponsored
by Rebekahs and Odd -
fellows. Ladies please
bring lunch. -2,3
to
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. Counselling and
medical services
provided. Counselling on
Billings, (natural family
planning) available first
Thursday of each mon-
th.—EOW AR
CABLE 12 LISTINGS
Wednesday 7:00 p.m.
"Simply Sports
with Doug/ Fisher
DIRECTLY FOLLOWED BY:
"1'11 be Seeing You"
with Stan Profit
Monday Night Lions TV Bingo
Thursday is Special Nighf. Each week is a different show.
This Thursday Night: Grant Ellison, music.
"Best of Friends" with Eleanor and Warren Robinson
"Bluewater Special" with Fred Salter
"Foxy's Friends" with -Ronnie Varga
iK
To rdund out his array of local ingenuity and versatility
will be the Goderich Little Theatre.
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Clinton Recreation Committee
ANNUAL
BANTAM
HOCKEY TOURNAMENT
27 Teams - 46 Games
THURSDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY
AND SUNDAY, JAN. 11 - 14
and
FRIDAY - SATURDAY - SUNDAY
JANUARY 19 20 - 21'
THIS WEEKEND'S
SCHEDULE
THURSDAY, JANUARY 11
GAME NO. TIME SERIES TEAMS
1 - 6:00 3A
2 7:15 2B
3 8:30 4A
4 9:45 3B
—Exeter vs. Clinton
— Goderich vs. Preston
—Elora Logan vs Zurich
—Seaforth vs. New Hamburg
FRIDAY, JANUARY. 12
5 6:00 4B
6 . 7:15 4A
7 • 8:30 2B
8 - 9:45 2A
— Blyth vs. Watford
—Thedford 'vs. Dorchester
—Woodstock vs. Goderich
- Hespeler vs. Mooretown
SATURDAY, JANUARY ,13
9 8:00
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
9:15
10:30
11:45
1:00
2:15
3:30
4:45
6:00
7:15
8:30
9:45
3A —New Hamburg "B' v Clinton
4B —
Cr
eemore vs. s Blyth
th
2A —Oakville vs. Mooretown
3A —New Hamburg "B;; vs Hanover
—Stratford vs Toronto Wexford
2A —Oakville vs Oshawa
3A —Hanover vs C!inton
1 —Waterloo vs Toronto Wexford
2A —Oshawa vs Hespeler
3B—Strathroy vs Seaforth
4B—Thamesford vs Blyth
2B —Woodstock vs Preston
SUNDAY, JANUARY 14
21 —Exeter vs New Hamburg "B"
22 —Strathroy vs. New Hamburg
23 —Waterloo vs. Galt
24 —Sarnia Township vs. Seaforth
26 —Hespeler vs. Oakville
26 —Oshawa vs. Mooretown
:27 —Sarnia Township vs New Hamburg
28 —Preston vs. Milton
29 —Thedford vs. Zurich
30 Thamesford vs. Watford
31---Gogerich.vs. Milton'
NO TL: Toamstinu ,t Im rvipsttered Mat 1 o. registration desk at least One
hour before the sctfiOdu ed starting time.,_ .
LEN FAWCETT, CHAIRMAN
8:00 3A
9:15 3B
10:30 1
11:45 aB
1:00 2A
2.15 2A
3:30 313
4:45 2B
6:00 4A
7:15 4B
8:30 2B
Some of our feathered friends don't know enough to go south this winter and
are finding the Huron County winters rough. Ray Foster of the Bayfield Road
found this Grackle last week, nearly frozen to death, and took it in and revived
it. Mr. Foster says he has never seen Grackles at his bird feeder. (Ne'ws-
Record photo)
This week at the le an
By Rene Brochu
Our 'past week was
mainly time spent getting
back to the normal,
however, activity of
another sort was taking
place, as the floor in the
kitchen, ladies
washroom, and part of
the ladies lounge was
`being refurbished. Ball
and Mutch were here
ably .assisted by our own
Stanley, jack of all
trades.
A few finishing touches
remain to be done, as well
as some painting and
when it is all done, the
areas will certainly have
a much more- pleasant
atmosphere. Thanks to
our Ladies Auxiliary for
financing this
rejuvination.
So our staff has been
kept busy, not only with
the renovation, but also
our kitchen stove looks
Board of Ed committees chosen
BY JEFF SEDDON
Huron County Board of
Education chairman
John Elliott was not
exactly swamped with
names Monday when he
asked trustees if anyone
wanted to serve as
chairman of any of the
board's committees.
After a short pause
during which no trustees
indicated any interest in
being chairman of
anything Colborne-
Goderich township
trustee Shirley Hazlitt
said she was interested in
being the personnel
committee chairman.
Separate school trustee
Eugene Frayne then
volunteered for the
ed"ucation
saying, "I
interested
committee
guess I'm
in being
Garage sold
The Blyth. Standard
reported that on January
2, Griffiths BP Station
saw a major change when
it was sold. ,
The station will now be
in.„th•e hands of Bruce and
Gary Richmond, a father
and son team, Both are
long time residents of
Blyth and Gary worked
for the former owner,
Gwilyn Griffith for the
past four years.
Mr. Griffith will
remain working at the
garage under the new
ownership.
chairman of the
education committee".
Committeechairmen
had to be _. seTected to
enable the board's
executive committee,
composed of the board
chairman, the immediate
past chairman, and
chairmen of the board
committees, to select
what trustees will serve
on what committee. The
third board committee,
the management com-
mittee, is autotnatically
chaired by the board
vice-chairman.
Trustees were given an
opportunity to' state a
preference for committee
work before. the executive'
committee gave
everyone a job. Each
trustee stated their
preference on a piece of
paper_ given to the
executive committee.
The general feeling
amongst trustees was
that the education
committee was the
softest touch and the
most popular choice.
That committee has as its
priority school
curriculum and student
services. The personnel
committee is responsible
.for contract negotiations,
something many trustees
shied away from, and•the
management cof'lzmittee
is responsible for the
budget, another un-
popular task trustees '
have.
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ONE SHOWING 8:00 P.M.
Emanuelle in
"BLACK
EMANUELLE"
with Karin Schubert
STARTS JAN. 12 - 18
FRI. 8 SAT. "COMA" - 7:00 "COMES A -HORSEMAN" 9:05
SUN. - THURS. ONE SHOWING 8:00
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The executive com-
mittee is composed of
Eugene 'Frayne, chair-
man of the education
committee, Shirley
'HAlitt, head of the
personnel committee ,
Donald McDonald, vice-
chairman of -the board,
John Elliott, . board
chairman and Herb
Turkheim, past chairman
of the boeird.
The education com-
mittee will consist of
Goderich trustee Dorothy
Wallace, Clinton trustee
Dorothy Williams, Ash-
field township trustee
Marion
Wingham
Mulvey.
The management
committee has Bert
Morin of Wingham,
Clarence McDonald of
Zinn
and
trustee Murray
like new as it has been well, but not well -enough,
completely stripped and winning two games out of
cleaned, quite a job says three and coming third in
Stanley. their draw.
Due to the inclement No teach won more than
weather last Thursday, two ,games so the corn -
our bingo was pancelied, petition was keen and
but a few dart players some real good curling
from the dart club braved took place.
the elements and ,bad an Thanks to sports
enjoyable evening. Last chairman Pat McMahon
Tuesday as well, the for making all the
weather was not co- arrangements. It was
operative, but we still had certainly a pleasant
about eight tables of weekend for us curlers as
euchre in progress. High we reminisced of.the days
score was obtained by of past competitions and
Greg Burns with an 88; experiences.
and high lone hands with
five was attained by Joe
Whelan.
Our TGIF night was
agin well attended with
the raffle prize going to
Comrade Wes Chambers
one of our regular at-
tenders. The Attendance
Draw went unclaimed as
W.M. Makins name was
drawn and had not
registered. Sports was
again in the news as a
foursome made up of
Comrades Cliff Parker,
Rene Brochu, Ivan Lince
and Percy Brown par-
ticipated in the District
Seniors Curling
Playdowns ' at Owen
Sound. Their Legion was
Exeter, John Henderson"'°"""our' hosts and did an
of Seaforth and Charles exc'nplary job as hosts.
Rau, seperate school Your representatives did
trustee, as its members.
The personnel com-
mittee is made up of
Exeter trustee Harry
Hayter, Zurich trustee
Herb Turkheim,
Goderich trustee Dave
Gower and Bayfield
trustee Robert Peck.
Many seek post
as artistic director
Half a dozen directors
have already applied to
succeed James Roy• as
head of the Blyth Sum-
mer Festival, the retiring
artistic director said this
week.
Roy, who started at the
festival in 1975 with his,
wife Anne, leaves at the
end of the coming
summer to look for new
horizons. His successor is
to be chosen this winter
and "work on the 1978
festival as . co-director
before taking over.,
'Some time in
February is the soonest a
decision is likely to be
made," Roy said. "We
expect a lot more ap-
plications still to come in.
The half-dozen we've got
so far come from all over
the country. All are from
people who are already
directing,and all but one
of them _have had ex-
perience running a
company. That surprised
me a little; I thought
there'd be at least a'few
from young actors
wanting to move up."
The summer try -out for
the successful applicant
will -be important, he
added, "because it's a
community situation up
here and that makes it
somewhat unique." The
theatre has been closely
knit into the everyday life
of the village, and the
board is anxious that the
new director be able to
preserve that tip
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finger lickin' good.
TUESDAY ONLY
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co!. $di drrn' *iclpi
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Correction
In a caption under the
picture of the Legion New
Years smorgasbord
published in last week's
paper was missing
several names.
Here is the complete
list of names, left to right,
Gladys Chambers, ' Bill
Chambers, Fran •Porter,
Percy Brown, Mary
Brown, Rose Lacroix, Ed
Porter, Peggy McLeod,
Slim Lacroix, and
Murray McLeod
The News -Record
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any inconvenience this
may have caused.
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