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ST. PATRICK'S Day Tea JOINT Siring
at St. Andrew's Than keit ering for
Presbyterian Church_. On Ontario Street andSaturday, March 15, '4:00 Wesley -Willis United
41.00 pm. by the New Church women to be, -
011nenSiCirlSt Bake April 2001980 at 7:30 pm,
table. -4.11 --7----Ontario," Street Church.
will host., the Thankof.
CAlt0- SUPPER. faring. • Guest 7 speaker, *.
The`Clinton, arill District Mrs. Linda
'Christian School will hold missionary on furlough
',Its annual pancake from Haiti, --8
• supper Friday, March 14,
,5:30 - 9:00 p.m. Tickets
available at the door.
Adults $2.75; Children of
elementary school age
• $1.50; preschoolers free.
Come and enjoy delicious
pancakes and sausages.
Try.: your ,luck in .the
games room. Eyeryone is
BLYTII POICER RALLY
March 16. Registration 11
am. to .2 p.m. Cash
• • prizes: first, 450; second
$30; and third, $20. Many
clOor prizes, 25 miles of
scenic groomed trails,
$3,00 per hand. Lunch
available. Starts 11/4
miles north and 5 miles
West of Blyth. -10,11
rt,
BINGO everyTuesday
Evening at Wanastra
Centre, RR5., Clinton, 8
p.m. First regular card,.
•$1.00; 15 regular $15
ganxes, three share -the -
wealth. Jackpot $280.00
AArr,.
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Pool
".7 Ste It 4
u d richer ********************,_
* TV 12 LISTING
The Clinton Kinsmen
-Club's -annual Las Vegas
ingo
night Prc'ved popular
CLINTON Legion B
as a
every Thursday 8 p.m, 0thiyear,
large crowd helped the
First regular card $1.; "
service club raise $1,700
res tricted--to- 16- years- or for 1$ regular games of forAthe swimming pool
$15. $5 least •on split, 'I'm"'
The .night, which
Many other specials,
Jackpot $200 . started as a Winter
e'''" Carnival event 'a dOzqn.
each week.-20t.far •
• " years ago, has continued
BUS To,N.ii.L..iatnes .
on since the carnival
Detrdit',from, January 2 folded and • feat"es
games -of chance played
to April 5: For more in- -
w oy money. .
formation call United
Trails 527-1222.-47tfAR At the end of the night;
people Could bid on a
• large number of donated
CARD PAlit.,TY .100F and items using their * play
Rebekahs Lodge Hall, money, as the sound of
Princess St., .Clinton; auctioneer Richard
Thursday, March 6 at 8 Lobb's voice filled the
p.m. Ladies please bring hall.
lunch. Everyone , Those business people
who.. -,Jonated—goods---or—
services to the auction
OPTIMIST COMING included F.J. Hudie,
EVENTS: Challenge Haugh Tire, Harold's
hockey against the CKNX Shell Service, H. Lobb
"Tryhards" at the and • Son, Aiken s.
welcome.—LAL
restrieted1to---/8-ye-ars-a-rrd
over.-52tfar
FESTIVAL OF SACRED
MUSIC at North St.
'United Church, Goderich,
7:30 p.m., March 9th.
Choirs from Seaforth,
Clinton and Goderich
participating. Guest
condy,ctor, H. Alex Clark
1,,,,o2f London. Everyone
_ welcome. -9
•Clinton Arena on
Saturday, March 15th at 8
p.m. Refreshments
available. DoQrprizes.
Adults $1.00, Children
under 12 free. /Advance
Campbell's Men's Wear,
'7Anitett Jewellers,
Groves Electric, Clinton
News -Record, Pete's TV,
Huron Business
Machines, - GeldsworthY
Moters, :Bartliff'S
Bakery, Herman's Men's
Wear, Gerrards.
.May's Sewing Centre,
C '&2 E Vy„,riety _sod
Burgess '..i./epartment
Store, . The )...Arhort
Oalbraith's TV, The
Dutch . Store, Hearn
Wholesale, Radio Shack
of Home Hardware,
Holland Shoes, Maple
Leaf Small Engines, Elm
Haven, Ray Potter,
Clinton Credit Union,
Bank of Montreal, Pizza
Express, Gary Merner
Construction, Paul'
Kerrigan Fuels, Dale
Plumbing, Ball and
Macaulay, Clinton.
Chrysler. '
Clinton Auto Parts,
Jervis Aluminum,
McLean Sports, Cook's
Kinsmen pledge help
tickets available from to Fair bd., pool fund
any Optimist member. -9
BETA SIGMA PHI
Daffodil Dance, Satur-
day, March 29, Clinton
arena. Dancing 9,1 a.m.
to Jim Medd and The
Pleasure Pack. Lunch
provided. Tickets $12.00
per couple. -10
CARD PARTY March 7,
1980 - 8:30 p.m. at
Summerhill
Sponsored by Summerhill
Hall Board. Ladies please
bring lunch. Everyone
weldome.-40.-
"DRAGON- STEW"
Puppet Show', performed
by Frog Prince Theatre,
Clinton Town Hall,
Tuesday, March 20 at
2:30 p.m. Free
Admission. Sponsored by
Outreach Ontario and the
• Clinton Branch
Library. -10,11
WORLD DAY OF
PRAYER to be held
Friday, March 7 at 2p.m..
in First Baptist Church,
Huron St., Clinton. Guest
sPeaker,Rick Brown. -10
CLINTON PUBLIC
HOSPITAL "Spring
Dance" - April 19, 1980, 9-
1, Music "By Special
Appointment Vanastra
Recreation Centre.
Lunch provided. $12 per
couple. -10,12
SALE of good used
clothing, children's and
adults'. Ontario Street
United Church April 19,
10 a.m. - 12 noon. Spon-
sored by Evening Unit
UCW.-10x
Sixty-ninth Annual
Meeting of the Family
and Children Services of
Huron County will be held
in the Board Room,
Assessment Building, 46
Gloucester Terrace,
Goderich, Ontario on
Wednesday, March 12,
1980 at 2 p.m,. The public
is cordially invited to
attend. -10
CARD PARTY IOOF
Hall, Brucefield, March
7, 1980, 8:30 p.m. Ladies
.please bring lunch.
Admission 75 cents.
Everyone welcome. -10
BENEFIT
DANCE —
for
Tom and Joan
Burley
held at
HURON FISH AND
GAME CLUB
ON
FRIDAY, MARCH 7
Enjoy Music by
WILL HAWKES
Bayfield Lioness
ST. PATRICK'S
DANCE
f ' r to be held at the
dAYSIELD COMMUNITY CENTRE
on
SAT., MARCH 22
Enjoy Dancing -9-4 a.m.
to music provided by
JIM DEWAN oftREDITON
TICKETS '6." per couple
Available at
GRAHAM'S GENERAL STORE
VILLAGE MARKET
OR ANY LIONESS MEMBER
presented by
CLINTON FIGURE SKATING CLUB
in the CLINTON ARENA
FEATURING
• The Old Smoothies
• also
• Lorri Baier & Lloyd Eisler
CANADIAN SENIOR PAIR SILVER MEDALISTS
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Advanced Tickets Available At...
NORHOLME DECORATING
CLINTON COMMERCIAL PRINTERS
AND FROM ALL CLUB MEMBERS
ADVANCED
ADULTS - $2.50
CHILDREN - 9.00.
14 & UNDER
AT THE DOOR
ADULTS - $3.00
CHILDREN - $1.50
14 & UNDER
BENEFIT
DANCE •
• for
RAYMOND & WILMA
RAMMELOO
AND FAMILY
to be hold at the
BLYTH ARENA
ors
• FRIDAY, MARCH 14
Music prooiciod by
"Country Companions"
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At their February
meeting, the Clinton
Kinsmen Club pledged.to
help three organizations
in town with financial aid.
The club agreed to help
the swimming pool fund,
.and pledged $5,000
toward the fund this year.
They have already raised
$1,700 from their suc-
cessful Las Vegas night
on March .1.
- -The club also promised
to help the Clinton Fair
Board (Huron Central
Agricultural Society)
clear up a $9.,000 debt the
fair board - has ac-
cumulatedin the past
couple of years.
Following an appeal by
Fair Board president
Dave Dazell, the Kin-
smen decided to donate
all the profits from their
beer tent at the fair to the
board, an amount bet-
ween $1,000 and $2,000.
The Kinsmen 'also
fulfilled their com-
mittment to the Clinton
Minor Hockey
Association, and this
week turned over a $1.500
Do yo4know?
The smallest in-
dependent country in the,
world in the State of the
Vatican City. It was
made an enclave within
the;.City of Rome, Italy, in
1929, and has an area of
108 acres..
Smile
A mother had been
lecturing her small son,
stressing that we are in
this world to help others.
He considered this, then
asked sombedy, "What
are the others here for?"
WaVINIM %WM%
patrick's Dinner and Dan
2>, ce
ati
FOR RESERVATIONS PHONE
on Saturday, March 15, 1980
at THE DRY DOCK RESTAURANT
• Dinner starts at 6 p.m'. .
Irish music. singing and dancing from 8 p m. to 1 it.rn
()UR IRISH TREATS ARE:
cheque to • the hockey
players.
In other business, the
club learned* from
organizer Dick Kloss that
the fottrth annual canoe
Race down the Maitland
River ,has been set for
April 27..There, are three
main classes - .expert,
advanced amateur, and
amateur- in the race that
raises money for cystic
fibrosis research.
Club president Garry
Merner,Kinette
President Carol Finch, with
along. past
presidents Arnold and
Bev Riley, and Don -and
Marie Jefferson and their
spouses attended the
diamond anniversary of
the founding of Kin held
in Hamilton onTebruar?
23.
Three of the founding
members Hal Rogers,
Perc Dawson, andTrevor
Thompson were present, -
as well- as -Kinsmen and
Kinettes from Canada.
All 'witnessed the of-
fical opening and ribbon
cutting ceremony of the
new Kin Centre in
Carrpridge, and heard
founder Hal Rogers, a
frequent visitor to
Bayfield, • give an in-
formative talk on the
history of Kinsmen.
Florist, * Barber
Shop, Triangle Discount,
Clinton Meat Market,
Clinton TOA, Blakes
Welding, Craig Tire and
Auto,; Seruton's Fuels,
Lovett's Welding,.
Corriels Red and White,
McKerlie Automotive,
Sbiral Department Store,
Smith Pro Hardware,
Viurarneli$ 'Feed Mill,
Clinton Eleatrie, , Lerne
Brown Motors, North
End Restaurant, .Clinton
-Commercial ,Printers, -
Bali and. Match Fur-
niture, Clere Vu Auto
Wreckers ,and Norholm
Decorating Centre.
re's notiillig
like it.
Thank You Colonel!
slat
KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN
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TUESDAY DINNER
SPECIAL
--GoodcJ
Regular 3 piece
2.50 Dinner
TUESDAY ONLY —
2Xe1 tif 915
C°I Sanders' RiltiPe
Ktittucky Fried CiAtjA491AN
Colonel Sanders boys and girls make it 'finger lick in- good "
94 Elgin Ave., E.,
Goderich.
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Wedrie5d011; lhogInalng at I Porn!
1- "Storytime" with Caroline Cass
* "Surprise!'" withRannlo Vargo
--VItise-s-Wriv- You ,with-S4Ori
Thursdays, Beginning at,
,* 1 "Simply, Sports,' with Dick EIsIer
frect-
* 3 Rebolor monthly shows consisting
1)4r. 'of:
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* Week 111 - "TV 12 SPECIAL" • *
Friends
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Week IV "The Best. of Friends"
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Sundays
p.m.will be
slated fOr any religious
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* Monday through Fridays listen between 4:30 - 6 * ;
* P.m. for music &'chat with students from central *
Huron Secondary School on Channel 12 on your TV )f.
41r. dial. • r&
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Dancing six
nights a week •
8 p.m. to 1 a.m.
Now appearing at the Eim Haven
EXOTIC DANCERS
Continuous Shows • Monday - Saturday
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HIGHWAY 8 WEST, CLINTON
OPEN DAILY FOR YOUR
DINING PLEASURE
HOURS: MON.-SAT.
SHOWING TILL
THURS. MARCH 13
• FRI. & SAT. TWO SHOWINGS 7:00 & 9:05
SUN. - THURS. ONE SHOWING 8:00 P.M.
NOON
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NIGHT - CALL 482-9228 OR AFTER HOURS:
524-4133
CATERING TO WEDDINGS, BANQUETS AND PRIVATE
- PARTIES - OPEN EASTER SUNDAY
• & FOLLOWING SUNDAYS
recommended as
ADULT
ENTERTAINMENT
,,..0agight Resta/it
IhP and Tavern 44/
Galw-ay I3av Lobster or Potato Soup
Sd.a Bread
a -Salad of fresh Greens
Shassles Dublin Hotel Avocado Prawn Mousse
( iREEN FORT DONEGAL SKATE.with black butter sauce
or
'LANE CHICKEN baked in a tomato. wine and brandy sauce
New Potatoes boiled in the jackets
Bachelor's Peas and Carrot,
Florentines and Irish Coffee
'25 00 per pron. excluding tax and gratuity
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