Clinton News-Record, 1980-03-13, Page 22ST. PATRICK'S Day Tea
at $t, AndreW'S
.11'1,0104Yterlan ,Chareh Ori
SatUrday, March 15, 2:00
4100 pm, by the New
,Dimensions. Bake
table. 9-11
PANCAKE SUPPER -
" The Clinton and District
Christian.School will hold ,
Its annual pancake
supper FridaY, March 14;
5:30 1- 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
,sayri_e_gloom. Everyone is
welcome .=1. 0,11—
BLYTH POKER RALLY
March 16. Registration 11
.a.m. to 2 p.m. _CAsh_
prizes: first, $50; second
$30; and third, $20. Many
door prizes, 25 miles of
scenic groomed trails,
$3.00 per hand. Lunch
available. Starts 11/4
miles north and 5 miles
west of Blyth. Sponsored
by the Blyth Lions Club
and Blyth
Snowtravellers.-10,11
"DRAGON STEW"
Puppet Show, performed
by Frog • Print Theatre,
Clinton TQW11. HiL
Thursday, March 20 at
2:30 pm. Free,
Admission. Sponsored by
Outreach Ontario and the
Clinton Branch,
Library. -10,11
BINGO every Tuesday
Evening at Vanastra
Centre, RR5 Clinton, 8
p.m. First regular card,
$1.00; 15 regular $15
games, three share -the -
wealth. Jackpot $200.00
must go! Admission
restricted to 16 years and
over.-52tfar
SUS TO N.H.L. games in
Detroit from January 26 to April. S. For more.in-
formation call United
Trails 5274222,-47tfAR
EUCHRE PARTY Varna
Township Hall,. Friday,
March ,14, 0:30 p.m:
Sponsored by 1.00,14.1035.
Ladies bring sandwiches.
Evetione wel,come,4-11
,
MINI SEWING AND
FASH,ION SHOW,
Wednesday, April 16, 2:00
and 8:00 perforinances,
at C...H.S.S. Tickets $3.50,
.available at Mary's
Sewing Centre. All
proceeds for
-charfty7=4-101----
ANNUAL St. Patrick's
Dance,. Seaforth, Legion
_HAL Saturday, March
15th, 9:00 - 1:00. Music by
Mozarts Melody Makers.
Admission $6.00 per
couple. Sponsored by,
Seaforth and District °
Knights of Columbus.
Everyone welcome.
Tickets available from K.
of C. members or at the
door. -11
CLINTON Legion Bingo
every Thursday & 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.-20tfar
SPECIAL TEEN
SEWING CLASSES,
learn to make T-shirts.
Two day lessons $3.00 —
_Monday and_ lues.day.,,
March 17 and 18, 1:30 to
3:30 pm, -"at -1VIary'.s
SeWihg Centre. Phone
482-7036.-11ar
DAFFODIL TEA
sponsored by Clinton and
district churches, Friday,
March 28, 2-4:30 ptn,
Ontario. Street United
Church, Clinton.
Proceeds to Canadian
Cancer Society. Buy
datfodils_ 12 for
$2.00.-11,13
HARD TIMES DANCE -
March 22 at 9:00., p.m.
Sponsored by Clinton
Minor Hockey
Association. Held in
Clinton Community
Centre. $10 per couple.
Disc Jockey. Lunch
provided. -11 —
NIL -N. ""Nb. •Nk.
AT THE
tik WHITE
CARNATION
HOLMESVILLE.
OPEN DAILY FOR YOUR
DINING PLEASURE
CLINTON PUBLIC
Hospital Bake and Craft
Sale, Saturday, March 22,
1980 - 10 am to 2 pm at
Clinton Town Hall. -11,12
THE FAMILY Of Bill and
Isabel Rogerson invite
friends,. neighbors and
relatives to,their parents'
50th' 'Wedding Anniver.
sary, Saturday night,
March 22. ,Best wishes
HURON t.OUNTY
FAMILY PLANNING
project inv_iteS you to
attend F-4mity • Planning
Clinicevery Thursday
from -4:30 -pm to 9:00 pm
at Huron County Health
Unit, Shipley St., Clinton.
Counselling and medical
services provided.
47,
Legion members at zone meeting
By Rene BrOChU
Our Branch was well
represented in numbers
and experience at , the
zone -7' council; meeting
Which was held in the
Brussels. Branch on
Sunday, March 2nd.
Those members who
attended from our
Branch were president
Slim Lacroix, 'SRO John
DeeVes, zone POPPY
chairman Ilarold Black,
zone sports ()Meet"' Bill
Harris,- and treasurer
George Campbell.
A zone meeting will be
held at the Kincardine
Branch on Sunday March
Nth' at p.rse.any of
our members wishing to
Playhouse offers full
program for youngters
Huron Cpuntry
Playhouse is optimistic
that a full program of-
fering a "hands -en"
format for young people
Counselling on Billings will be offered during the
(natural family plan- 1980 season. Children and
—ning4,----a*allable,---f4-r.st—youth will- be given -the_
Thursday of each mon- chance to participate in
th.—eowar theatre arts, or if they
choose, just be en-
tertained.
Artistic Director Aileen
Taylor -Smith told a
recent press conference
that the program
depended on funding
from various government
NOON LUNCHEON -
Wesley -Willis United
Church, Thursday,
March 27, 1980, 11 am -
1:30 pm. Adults $3.50,
children under 12,
$2.00.-11,12
GET_ THAT special
spring feeling, come to
the indoor gardening
summary day program
at Ontario Street United
Church, March 19 at 2
pm. Many displays to see.
Guest speaker - Mr. Ray
ilalward, Royal
-Botanic al Gard en -s,
Hamilton. Admission
free. Everyone welcome,
Sponsored by Ontario
Ministry of Agriculture
and Food, Home
Economics Branch.. -14
OPTIMIST COMING
EVENTS': Challenge
hockey against the CKNX
"Tryhards" at the
Clinton Arena on
Saturday, March 15th at 8.
p.m. Refreshments
available. Doorprizes.
Adults $1.00, Children
under 12 free. Advance
tickets available from
any Optimist member. -9
+++
PANCAKE BRtA,K-
FAST is coming, Clinton
Arena, Sunday, April
13th. Plan now to at-
tend. -11
FESTIVAL SINGLES
Dance, Friday, March 14,
• Victorian Inn, Stratford.
Dancing 9:00 - 1:00.
Welcome all singles over
25. No bluejeans.-11
CARD PARTY - I.O.O.F.
and Rebekahs Lodge
Hall, Princess St.,
Clinton, „Thursday,
March 20 at 8 pm. Ladies
ple.ase bring lunch.
i'veryone
wcicome.-11,12
NOON
HOURS: MON.-SAT. 12-2 P.M. '3.75 PER PERSON
DINNER
3-8 P.M. '5.95 PER PERSON /1
HOME -COOKING - HOT BUFFET - SALAD BAR
RESERVATIONS REQUESTED SATURDAY
NIGHT - CALL 482-9228 OR AFTER HOURS:
524-4133
CATERING TO WEDDINGS, BANQUETS AND PRIVATE 101
PARTIES - OPEN EASTER SUNDAY
& FOLLOWING SUNDAYS i
on Saturday, March 15, 1980
at THE DRY DOCK RESTAURANT
Dinner starts at 6 p.m.
Irish musilr. singing and dancing from 8 p m to 1 a.m
OUR IRISH TRF,ATS ARE:
Galway Hay Lobster Or Potato Soup
Soda Bread
a Salad of fresli"Greens
Shassles Dublin Hotel Avocado Prawn Mousse
GREEN FORT DONEGAL SKATE with black butter saw.e
, or
SLANE CHICKEN baked in a tomato. wine and brandy sauce
Ne v0 Potatoes boded in the Jackets
Bachelor's Peas and Carrots
Florentines and Irish Coffee
'25O() per perAbn, exnuding tax and gratuity
THE GREEN BEER WILL FLOW
,HAMROCKS WILL AROUND.
FOR RESERVATIONS PHONE
565-2553
FULLY LICENCE') UNDER THE L L B 0
WINTER 1-TOL'Et;-,4
Monday through Thurs&r, 10 a m to 2 p m
Friday. Saturday & Sunday 1 () a m to 9 p m
OverlookingPicturoue
Hayfield Harbour
00 Hwy 21
4.VS:7==a-MMT4t HAYFIELD, ONTARIO
THE
DRY Dock
,RESTAILTRANT
WSSEMMEMSIMaMM
BENEFIT
DANCE
for
RAYMOND & WILMA
'RAMMELOO
— —AND -FAMILY;
to be held at the
BLYTH ARENA
on
FRIDAY, MARCH 14
Music provided by
"Country Companions"
programs,
"Applications have
been sent and we are very
optirnisttc.that we will be
able to offer at least 4
Saturday Morning
Childrens' Theatre
performance and also .a
program which will'allow
young people (ages 8 - 12)
to get involved in creative
dramatics in a workshop
environment. Con-
firmation and details of
the programs will be
arinounced as soon as we
receive a positive
response regarding our
grant application."
Among the tentative
plans for the young
players are special
cabaret performances
after the. Friday night
regular production and a
special production of the
hit musical Flicks,
tentatively scheduled for
- August 24, 2 -5 -and - Sep-
tember 1. James Saar,
the author of Flicks has
consented to direct the
production. He ' will be
remembered as the
author and director of the
spec,ial production
Backstage during - the
1979 season.
Bayfield Lioness
PATRICK'S
DANCE
-
. to be held at the
BAYFIELD COMMUNITY CENTRE
SAT., MARCH 22
Enjoy Dancing 9-1 a.m.
to music provided -by
JIM DEWAN of CREDITON
Proceeds to -
Howard Poswalk Fund
LAST NIGHT MARCH 13th
Kramer
VS.
-Kramer
_
recommended as '
ADULT
ENTERTAINMENT
_
STARTS FRIDAY- MARCH 14 -19th
FRI. & SAT. TWO SHOWINGS 7:0O& 9:00
SUN. - THURS. ONE SHOWING 8:00 P.M.
PARK
GC:10ERICH
Recommended as
ADULT ENTERTAINMENT
30 THE SQUARE
PHONE 524-7811 ,
AIR CONDITIONED
PROG AM SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITH • UT NOME
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Ho 8 At CONCESSION RD 4 . PHONE 524 9981
attend this meeting
should notify our
president.
It was back to 13 tables
for the men's euchre last
'Tuesday evening when
Bill Jenkins came up with
the high`score of 87 for the
evening's play, Most lone
hands with six of them
wascaptured by John
Meade and Doug
Cameron made the
headlines with the low
score of 45. Better luck
with the "Bowers" next_
Veek Doug!
Our Auxilary
were back in the
limelight last Wednesday
evening RS they catered
to the dinner meeting for
the Huron County Board
of Education. A busy and
profperous evening—for—
our Branch. The ladies
were commended, for the
meal by the board
members, who lingered
• •••,1 r-trtptint-r,
f011owing the dinfierr,-
Ow 'bingo was well
attended for_this time of
year as Ed Porter's RR 5,
team were on hand to
handle the evening's
binge. Russ Beyer s came
up lucky winning the $200
Jackpot prize.
-Mixed flarts- saw -only -
seven partlicipants show
up for, last week's com-
petition, so only the
singles games, were
played. High lady was
our president of the
Auxiliary, Annie Sallows.
The high men's score was
attained by 'Chess
Higdon. Winning the most
games was also Chess
Higdon, his night to win.
Low score went to Val
I • 111
Could be a "bit of a
treat" for you all at this
week's TGIF, always a
good night at our Branch,
so see you there,
Sunday Special
MARCH 16
BREADED PORK CHOPS
or
B.B.Q. CHICKEN
Both with your choice of mashed or
french -fried potatoes, buttered
mixed vegetables, and soup (home-
made vegetable snap) or juice, a
complimentary trip to our salad bar, .
roll, tea or coffee.. Dessert - your
htkiitj1e.
lir •
•
DEBBIE'S
Custard Cup
2 miles south of Clinton on
Hwy. No. 4 at Vanastra Rd.
482-9896
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* STARRING:
FREDDIE FENDER
JEANNE PRUETT
TOM T. HALL
Kitchener Auditorium
.4( SATURDAY, MARCH 22
For tickets & information
Grand Ole
Opry Show
-4(
******************* *
CALL 524-7622
VANASTRA
RECREATION
CENTRE
Pool Closed
Friday, March 14 for
evening rec. swim 7 to 8 p.m.
March Break
eclat -Swims -
Monday to Friday 3-4:30 p.m.
March*17 - 21 • -
Regular swim times in effect
Phone: 482-3544
4.
Colonel Sanders invites you
to be an instant winner in the
Great Family Treasure Hunt
contest. It's easy. It's fun!
Between March 1-31, each time
you visit a Kentucky Fried r
Chicken Store; you'll get a
scratch and win card. You could
win one of the "instant win"
prizes
. -
Instant win or not, ali.entries •
received become eligible to win
the grand prize.
Enter as often as you wish. Stop
in at Our neaeby participating
Kentucky Friea Chicken store
soon and try your luck! (No,
purchase necessary)._
-24 WINS
For complete details— Col. Sanders' Reclp•
see Rules. and Regulations tntioky fried Ckicktt
posted at all participating sandnr, . ,,,,Cf;r!lir,COMPAN't
v • Ave., E., ;
Kentucky Fried Chicken Stores. 94 Eligm
Goderich ' "
227 MAIN STREET,
NORTH, EXETER
INSTANT PRIZES:
251000(Hie! WANE
101000 L'IVWFUR137 ])
5,000 ilfiDE
5A100 riralfus v`r
1,000 IT
ffill) JEANS
In YOU VOA I