HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1980-02-07, Page 22CLINTON. Legion Bingo CARD PARTY, February CARD PARTY I.O.O►F'.
every Thursday 8 pan.. 14, 1980, 8 pm, --at. St, Hall Brucefield, Feb.8-
Fast regular card $1.: Joseph's Church. 80, 8:30 p.m. Ladies
'restricted to 16 years or Admittance $1.00. Ladies Please • bring lunch.
over.* 15 regular games Of
please bring lunch.
aAdmission
75
cent.
s.
$5 least on, split. proceeds forHospltalEverynewelco e.--.6
many other -'specials.- Auxxl>axy„-5i6.-
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eachweek.—Qtfar BU TO N.H.L. games in SOCIETY ,tnembers bus.
'Detroit from. January 26' trioto the Ternnto°Flower
B NGO every, Tuesday to 'April. 5. For-mor'e„in- 'Show leaving Murphys.
Evening. a;t Vanastra formationcall • United Wed., Feb. 27,1880 at 8:00
'Clinton,. Centre, °RR6' 8 Trailss52.7-1222.-- 47tfAR a.r ` Tickets .include
�. la> , ;first ,regular., card; . ` admis'Sion • $12.00
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$15' CARD PATY lOOF Murphys 'after r FFee.b. 26
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wealth,, Jackpot x200.00 Princess 482489,-6
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must goN- AdMisst:On Thurs.,Feb.Feb 7 'at "8 p.mi
•yearsbring THE. SCROOI` SHOW by
xestxi�et+ed,to 16 and Ladies please
over.---52tf air l u n ch . Everyonre Te4 Johns is back! Blyth
welcome. -5,6 Memorial Hall Monday
and Tuesday, Feb.'?5 and
THE FAMILY OF Joe 26, 8 :00'p.m. Tickets $5.00
and Janet Hunking adult, $4.00 senior
cordially invite . friends cit z s, _$ _ _ ch'ldret :,-
and neighbours to help Write Blyth Centre for
celebrate the 25th- wed- the. Arts, Box 291, Blyth.
ding anniversary of their Phone 523-9300 or 523 -
parents on Feb. 16, 1980, 9636.-6-8
Best,wishes only. -6,7
H4tICE: The ` general
annual meeting of the
Policyholders. 'of
eKil1o,Mutual _Fire
Insurance Co. will be held
in the Town Hall,
Seaforth, Ontario,
Friday, February 8, 1980
at 1:30 p.m. --5,6
WELCOMES YOU!
Plan to attend our
SATURDAY NIGHT
DINNER
DANCES
•
,t'nit, is your personal invitation to join .us for an
evening of Wine. Dinner and Dancing.
Come artd enjoy a superb Benmiller Dinner. Come and
enjoy live entertainment each and every Saturday
night by the renowned Johnny Dowels and, his :Or
chestra. Dinner starts at 7 p.m. Music from 8 to 11
p.m. Dress is optional. Reservations only.
'5.O0 cover charge
FEB .16th
CsATLKDyiTl
;;'C ABRIN G OL R
Always Welcome;
. ' Come, relax in onetr€-Jur
On thl way toa party? A play`' A dance? Drop out with
your friends -and relax in front of the fireplace.
anytime., noon to midngiht. We feature two lounges
fully licenced under the LL.B 0
For reservations phone
524-2191
Benmiller
Inn ' .
Nestled . in Berfmiller. Ont.. just 7
kilometres east of Goderich on Huron
County Road 1, just off Highway 8
THE HURON COUNTY
Health Unit invites you to
attend the . Adult Health
Guidance : Centre, held at
the Health Unit Office,
Shipley Street Clinton on
Thursday, February 14,
1980 from 1:30 - 3:30 p.m.
for: 1. Health Sur-
veillance. 2. Foot. Care. 3.
Anaemia Screening. 4.
Urine Testing. • 5. Blood
Pressure. 6. Hearing
Test .—bar
CLINTON PUBLIC
HOSPITAL FUND
RAISING DANCE
Saturday, April 19,. 1980,.
-1, a Vanastra
Recreation Centre. Music
."By..,,Special (Appoint -
meal.
CARD .PARTY, February
8, • 1980, $:30 p,a n at
-gum.rnerhili a11
Sponsored by Summerhill
111 Board, Ladies please
bring lunch, .Everyone
weicQti1L- 6
WRITE
CARNATION
HOLMESVILLE
Presents
"MYSTERY
TRAIN"
Sat., Feb. 23rd °
,Dancing 9:30.1:00 a.m.
Admission - '2.50 per
person. Reservations
not required. Everyone
welcome. Dinner -Dance
Packages & late night
buffet available.
TELEPHONE 482.9228
AFTER HOURS 524-4133
Festival
ics season's plays
The 1980 Jlyth Summer Arn.os's husband; aotcr-
Festival will include new author Ted Johns, is
plays about , the Bruce writing the play about the
nuclear power Bruce' nuclear centre at
development and Bene Douglas Point and about
miller painter Jack its impact on, nearby
McLaren , art s t l c ..r .commttnitles. •
director .Janet Amos Pinsent, best known 'as
says.,the star of the CFTC
Gordon Pinsent is alsotelevision series A Gift To.
writing 'a new version of ° Last and as author and
his play John And The'. star of the film and stage
Missus_Jor.the festival, play The Rowdyrnan, is
The • season's fourth reworking .John And The
show has ' not yet been Misses to get it downrto a -
confirmed, Performance scale the- Blyth' Sumxrier
rights for: it are still being Festival can afford.
negotiated. "The original version's
,Arnos, . who took over got too many characters
the artistic, directorship for us,” laughed Amos.
• last, fall, is shaping the "Too many characters
McLaren show herself., for just about anybody
MV1dLaren, 84, is the only) • these days."
survivor of the famed The play has been'
IN CQNJUN I N WITH
THE INS ON C UB
OF CANADA'S
bells vaudeville "troupe
and an 'artist whose
career has crossed those
Of some of "Canada's most
celebrated figures.
The cast will include
stage, film and television
performers David Fox
?n;1 Annp Arrtfin
before, at the Neptune
Theatre in Halifax in
1976. It. was a great
success. "You couldn't
get tickets for love or
money;'. " ays..Amos,. but
its size has deterred other
theatres from trying it
again.
Among the events planned are.
Hayrides around the park, a "Mon-
ster Ball" game, and a bonfire. Hot
Dogs and refreshments will be
available. More details next week.
Everyone Welcome -- Everything Free!
CLINTON
PROGRESSIVE' CON-
SERVATI'VE COM-
MITTEE; ROOMS are
now " open Monday to
Thursday and Saturday
(10-12 am) (1-5 pm),
Fridays (10-12 am) (1-5 .
pm) (7-9. pm) . Phone 482-
7815. Located at 8 King
St., Clinton (previously
The Wedge clothing
store) .-6,lar
JOIN THE CLINTON
WOMEN'S SOCCER
TEAM First practice
to be held on Monday,
February 11 at 7 p.m. in
CHSS Auditorium. Open
to all females 16 years of
age and over. For more
information phone 482-
7315 and 482-3879.--6
Now Clinton and. Seaforth
Have it too! A
FILM PROCESSING
STORE
Just Iike-inthe city!
4ANDYOU GET ALLTHIS
COLOR PRINTS
FASTER
THAN2pAIf
SERVICE
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OPTION
CHOKE OF ,r
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from
*FILM *NEGATIVES *SLIDES
LEAVE YOUR FILMS HERE
We use
Kodak paper.
For the good look.
ALL PRINTS
QUALITY CONTROL
INSPECTED
-:CLE A R
DETAIL
RESIN.COATED
PAPER .
•Foto Pros develops most films
right in our own plant
•Passport Photos while you wait
•Frames
*Photography
*Cameras
•New Negatives
RICH
cOLOR
SATURATION
PRINTED
BY HUMAN
OPERA tea
MACHINE
FULL
PROFESSIONAL
CORNERS
IN CLINTON: At the lights, 15 Albert Street..
IN+I SEAFORTH: In the Rothwell & Associates
Building, Male Street
:iill2�a'fi'A.G�I{Y.' W `tY 1 lm
HARRISON STONEHOUSE ANTIQUE.S.OF
CLINTON PAY HIGH PRICES FOR SILVER
COINS, GOLD COINS AND ANYTHING MADE
OF GOLD OR SILVER.
SILVER. DOLLARS 1967 OR BEFORE-
DIMES
EFOREDIMES 1966 OR BEFORE
DIMES1967
QUARTERS 1966 OR BEFORE
QUARTERS 1967
504 PIECES 1967 OR BEFORE
- SILVER DOLLARS1878-1935
HALVES -1964 OR BEFORE
QUARTERS 1964 OR BEFORE
DIMES 1964 OR BEFORE
KENNEDY HALVES 1965— 1970
Bullion Prices Subject to Change Due to Volatile Market
.. .. t:�1f•/.,t./r/.i i .bad•;;.:::..
• DUTCH • GERMAN •
• RUSSIAN • FRENCH •
• MEXICAN i• BR!T ISH• • -_
and all other countries
-We pay cash for all sterling
silver or European confinental.,
silver, spoons, forks, knives, plates, trays, teauservices,
candlesticks, jewellery etc. regardless of condition or quantity.
-We pay cash for any gold; we buy
rings, bracelets; jewellery of all sorts
regardless of condition or quantity.
1 Foreign Paper Money
2. Foreign Coins
3 World Gold Coihs
S Collectors Canadian
Money
6 Nowioundinna Silver
and Gold("Coole WE PAY IMMEDIATE
4 Collectors U S Paper Money ,AIL U.S inns CASH
REMEMBER: NO COLLECTION I5 TOO SMALL OR LARGE FOR OUR CONSIDERATION. PLEASE DO NOT CI EA N COINS.
CONDITIONS
OF'
SELLING
1. All Items bought andpa:d for in cash.
2 Due to market fluctuation, prices on. old gold and silver
bullion Itemsiaro subject to change without p tito, All other
prttas guaranteed for the duration of this event.
3. All coins and stamps must bo in at least minimum cendifian
in ou opinion. In order for us to purchase them.
4. Seiler must beat least it ears of a . e.
LOCATED 2.8 MILES EAST OF CLINTON FROM THE STOPLIGHTS
5'
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