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MUSICAL VARIETY
NIGHT featuring Har-
bquraires and other local
talent Feb. 2, 1980 - 8 pm
at Wesley -Willis United
Church, Clinton.--45ar
CLINTON
SNOWIVIOBILE CLUB,
meeting, Monday,
November 12, at ' 8 pm in
the club bus
"CHRISTMAS. SING" at
Clinton Public School on
Mon. Dec. 17, 1979, 7:30
pm. Elferyone
welcome.--45ar
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 $300.00 in 55 calls
or less, $250.00 in 60 calls
or less, $200.00 in over 60
calls. Admission
restricted to"16 years or
over.-20tfar
FESTIVAL SINGLES
Dance, Friday,
November 9. Victorian
Inn, Stratford. Dancing
9:00 to 1:00. Welcome all
singles over 25. No blue
jeans. -45
CLINTON Legion Bingo
every Thursday 8 p.rn.
First regular card $1.:
restricted to 16 years or
over. 15 regular games of
$15. $5 least -nom split.
Many other specials.
Jackpot $200 must go.
each week.-20tfar
PULSIFER'S Piano
Place, Seaforth. NOW
OPEN DAILY until
Christmas.-42-49ar
BINGO: Blyth Memorial
Hall every Saturday
night 8 p.m. 12 regular, 3
share -the -wealth jackpot
$150.00.-39tf ar
THE HURON COUNTY
HEALTH UNIT invites
you to attend the Adult
Health Guidance Centre,
held at the Municipal
Building, Bayfield on
Tuesday, Nov. 13, 1979
from 1:30-3:30 p.m. for:
1. Health Surveillance; 2.
Anaemia Screening; 3.
Foot Care; 4. Urine
Testing; 5. Blood
Pressure.-45ar
OPEN HOUSE at St.
Andrew's Church,
Bayfield Saturday,
November 10, 2-4 p.m.,
celebration of the golden
wedding anniversary of
LeRoy and Ethel
Poth..-45nc
exta0qht Restournr
i7 and Tavern � ��
SUNCOAST
STRIP
•
LICENSED UNDER L.C.B.O.
BAYFIELD RD., GODERICH
524-7711
Weekend Entertainment
This Fri, & SatNov. 9 & 10
The Desjardines.
BE SURE TO BOOK YOUR
CHRISTMAS PARTIES NOW!
Treat yourself and your
friends.,..to our Hot Buffet
Every Thurs. & Fri. 12 noon - 2 p
Come as you are
HOURS:
SUN; THRU WED. 11:30 10 p.m.
THURS., FRI., SAT. 11`:30 - 1 a.m.
CARD PARTY,
and Rebekah Loctge Hall,
Ladies p.lease bring
sandwiches. -45,46
ANNUAL "BA2AAR
FESTIVAL" and TA at
Ontario Street United
Church, Clinton, 2-4:30
p.m. Saturday,
,November 17, 1979..-45,46
Christmas
Show & Sale
of handmade stoneware
by Addy 'McPhee &
Robert Tetu. Sunday,
Cheese and hot, mulled
wine will be served.
beechwood
pottery
In the old Beechwood
Store, 21/2 miles north of
Coiumban on
McKillop Sideroad 10 (4
miles east of Seaforth.)
Christmas
Craft Show
and
Sale
10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
at the
Lucan Community
Centre
ADMISSION: 50'
Children
Under 12 - FREE
OVER
85 TABLES
40th Wedding
Anniversary
will be held
Tom and GeneVieve
Allen
OF LONDESBORO
Sat. Nov. 10
OPEN RECEPTION
Best Wishes Only
gion plans for emerabran e
By Rene Woeful
The annual church
parade was held at St.
Andrew's Presbyterian
Church in Clinton last
Sunday morning. The
parade made , up pf
regular, associate, 4f-
fillate and Ladies
Auxiliary members
headed pp- by 'our Legion
Pipe Band was followed
by our Legion color party
and parade members,
The *service was con-
ducted by the Reverend
T.A.A. Duke with the
theme of the service
being "The Value of
W(reaths were placed by
Comrade Bob Morgan
and Comrade Bob
Homuth. The Last Post
and Reveille were played
by Robert Parr of Clin-
ton, filling in for regular
bugler Corrirade John
Wiseo
Following the service,
the parade returned to
the Branch where they
enjoyed a light lunch
provided by the leflovers
of the previous TGIF and
the Nov. 2nd Harvest
Dance.
We would remind all
members and ghe
general public that the
Legion Memorial Service
in the Auditorium
commences at 9:15 a.m.
on Sunday, November
llth, followed by the
parade to the Cenotaph
Advanced
Disco instruction
at
Vanastra Rec.
Centre
Phone: 482-3544
Registration Limited
the familY of
Bert and Dora
Shobbrook
wish to invite you to
' their
OPEN HOUSE
ai
Londesboro
Community Hall
Sat. November 17
soth
Wedding Anniversary
BEST WISHES ONLY
fez' the gemembranqe
Services and laying Of
wreaths. Your at-
tendance and observance
of this special annual day
would be very much
appreciated by yeur
Legion branch and
yelatives and friends of
those of our Comrades
wh-Co• are unable to be with
us on thi's day.
The past t week was
'active with our now
regular men's eu.chre
night en Tuesday with 12
tables in action. Winning
the high score with a
perfect night was
Comrade Mac Cameron
with 90 out of a possible
90. Low score went to Jim
Turner with a 50 score,
while the most lone hands
department was tied at
six by Al Park and Bert
Garrett.
On Thursday evening
we had a triple header
with our normal Bingo in
the Auditorium, mixed
darts in our lower
lounges, and a Zone
Membership Seminar.
Heading up the Zone
Seminar on membership
Rowe and district
chairman Herman
Young. Twelve Comrades
were in attendance, four
of them from our Branch.
It was Eric Switzer's
team in action for the
bingo with Steve Cooke
pinch hitting for Eric.
Seventy-four bingo
players were oh hand for
the evening. Winning the
$200 jackpot were three
ladies who split the prize,
Val Miller, Betty Bell and
Vera Bennett.
Our dart league was
'again active with 21
participants on hand for
the evening. Winning the
couples event was
Brenda Atkinson and
Terry Hollinshead. The
high .ladies event went to
Rosemary Armstrong
and the high men's event
went to George Yeats.
On Friday evening, our
Legion again had a
You are invited to an j
xhibition and sale of 14,
spinning & weaving at
THE RIVER MILL ?,
SUN., NOV. 11th
12 noon - 6 p.m.
Sponsored by the Hut:on
Tract) Spinners &
Weavers Guild (mem-
bers from Huron & Bruce
and Perth Counties)
Demonstrations of
r various types of spin- 1
LAST NIGHT THURSDAY, NOV. 8
ONE SHOWING ONLY AT 8:00 P.M.
double header. While our
cystomary TGIF was
going on in the lower
lounges, the Dutch
Canadian Senior Citizens
were holding a "Reach
Qut" bazaar in our
auditorium, a. very
suc'cessful. one I'm told.
Our TGIF food: was pf
special vintage last
Friday as, Vera Bennett
teamed up te prepare,
another shepherd's pie
made up , from the lef-
tovers of previous
banquets. The TGIF
raffle prize for the first
time in many moons
came home as Alice
Brochu was the lucky
winner. Attendance draw
last Friday went un-
claimed, but it was
discovered that the name
drawn was no longer a
member so at the
redrawing on Saturday,
Dorothy Flagg was
declared the winner.
were ow -the scene ahd
had the auditorium
decorated in the fall
theme for the Harvest
tenclanee, a good or-
chestra and a tasty lu.rtch
made for another
pleasant night' for, our
Branch. We'd like to
thank each and every one
who had a hand ih
making ' the night so
special,,but suffice to say.,
thanks to Comrade Dave
Hanley and the
Associates Executive and
helpers for another ex-
ceedingly delight-
ful evening.
A correction' to last
weeks Legion News;
DVA officers will be open
for inquiries every first
Tuesday of every month
at Walkerton com-
mencing November 6 of
this velr.
Films at Festival
The Blyth 'Centre for
the Arts is proud to an-
nounce that a premiere
showing of The World's
Children produced on
location in Bolivia,
Nepal, Peru, The
Philippines and Hong
Kong will be an added
highlight of the Puppet
mongers Powell puppet
show on Saturday,
November 10 at 2 p.m. at
Blyth ,Memorial Hall,
Blyth.
This new educational
film seri.es is now
available fqr use in
schools, libraries and on
television acros8 Canada.
Each of the six World!,s.,
Children films focuseS
on an individual child in a
village and shares the
activities of a typical day
in their lives with the
audience. The aim of The
World's Children is to
foster a better un-
derstanding and ap-
preciation of the
lifestyles and cultures
and children and family
life in the third world.
Two episodes will be
shown on Saturday "With
.0scar in Peru" and with
"Nang and Nakorn in
Thailand." Heather
McAndrew, co-producer
of the series feels that
children from rural areas
will relate particularly
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TENOR • LT 000
John Strong reports the news 2-1
and talks with the newsmakers
Monday thru Friday at 12.00 noon
ofle
eop
-
well to the series. The
board, of directors con-
siders it a distinct honour.
to have two of the clips
shown here in honour of
the International Year of
the Child.
Tickets at, $2.50 for the
puppet show and film will
be available at the door of
Blyth Memorial Hall the
day of the performance.
No junk food
for students.
ST. MARYS - Grade 12
home economics students
at the St. Marys high
g,choel are having a hard
tY,,i4le keeping up with the
demand for nut snacks
they have been preparing
for their fellow students.
It's obvious that the
health food snacks are
popular for students.
They sell at 35 cents a
pack, and are bringing in
an average of $55 a day.
. The idea behind the
health food snacks was
offered as part of the
recent Nutrition Week.
Schools in Ontario were
encourgaed to participate
in the week to bring at-
tention to the imporfance
of proper nutrition and to
help assess the
nutritional stan.dards of
young Canadians.
Don't miss it!!
524-7186
R YAL
WINTE IR
Friday, November 16th
For Tickets and Transportation
524-7622
or
Vanastro & District Lions Club
0111.1STNINS DANCE
Fridav, November 23, 1919
0.00 per couple Lunch P roviclecl
Get your tickets at
' This ad compliments of
DEBBIE'S
Custard Cup
2 miles south of Clinton on
Hwy. No. 4 at Vanastra Rd.
482-9896
VICTORIAN INN
presents
CANADIAN
GRAFFITI NIGHT
Friday, November 16
with
"Chris Black and the
Swinging rass"
'5.00 per couple
for
Advanced Tickets
271Ic 7416150
'Starts FRIDAY!
NOTE SHOVVTIMES
White Carnation,
HolMesville
Offer the
Smorgasbord All Fall
Hot buffet - salad bar - dessert -
home cooking our specialtli
HOURS:
THURS.
FRI.
SAT.
SUN.
NOON
12-2 P.M.
12-2 P.M.
12-2 P.M.
DINNER
5-8 P.M.
5-8 P.M.
5-8 P.M.
5-7:30 P.M.
VICTORIA
DINING ROOM
in the Clinton Hotel
Featuring: Pork & Chicken at Noon Roast
"Beef and &selection of meats at the dinner
hour and on Sunday.
A cold plate is available after .the smorg.
hour.
RESERVATIONS REQUESTED SAT. NIGHT ONLY
CATERING TO WEDDINGS, BANQUETS
& PRIVATE PARTIES
TEL. 482-9228 AFTER HOURS 524-4133
OPEN FOR FALL...
Now accepting reservations for Christmas
parties and New Years.
Licensed under the L.L.11.0.
• Take Out Service
call: 482-9556
Tuesday thru Saturday
9atnoud. efiinzle ainzi
eanadian goal
OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEK - 11:30 A.M. - 10 P.M.
CLOSED MONDAYS
Xittle
CHRIS GOWERS
BOX 102
BAYFIELD, ONTARIO
(519) 565-2611
A pleasant place
to stay or dine.
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