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THURSDAY, MAY
IAMLY FUN by the
McCiary fancily, Nagle,
Juggling, humor, mUsie,
unicycle riding. A little.
bit of the circus onstage
at Myth Memorial Hall,.
Saturday,May 10, at 2
p.m.. Children $2.00,
adults $3,00.--1.8,1
CARD PARTY JOOF
HALL Bruoefield,
Friday, May 2, 8;30 p.m.
Ladies please, ---bring.
'lunch. Admission 75c.
Everyone welcome. ---18
COM TEC '80 - invites
everyone to attend May 7,
1980.- 8 p.m. till 10 p.m. at
Central Huron Secondary
School, Clinton. -18
PINGO every. Tuesday
Evening at Vanastra
Centre, RR5, Clinton, ¢ 8:
p.m. First regular card,
$1,.00, 15 regular $15,
games, three share -the-
wealth 'ackpot $200:00,
must gol . Admission
restricted to /6 -years and
over.^°-52tfar.
COME AND SEE Huron.
County, Library's Exhibit
for National Book
Festival Week at Sun-
coast Mall, Goderich,
May 5th to 1001. Prize
winners on display for
Great Canadian Book
n._.-
Ch` ,a,c,t r ' Drawing
Contest. -18
PENNY and BAG SALE -
NOTICE: The annualay__. u , 1
meeting of the Huron Salvation Army Thrift
Historic Jail Board. will Shop, 80 King St., Clin-
be held May 14, 8 p.m. in ton. -18,19
the Jail Kitchen. Public -
welcome
welcome —18
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.—eowar
"QUILT FEVER" the art
and joy of quilting,
displaying quilts from
past to present. Ontario
Street United Church,
Cli-nton, Wednesday,
June 11, 2:00; = 4:00 p.m.
and 7:00 - 9:00 p.m.
Admission $2.00 includes
refreshments and a free
- draw on crib quilt. -18
ST. JOSEPH'S ANNUAL
MINI FAIR, Bazaar and
Bake Sale, Children's
Booth — Saturday, May 3
from 1:30 to 5:00 p.m. at
St. Joseph's Church Hall,
James St., Clin-
ton. -15,17,18
WHITE CARNATION,
4HOLMESVILLE is open
Monday thru Saturday 12-
2 p.m. ($3.75) and 5-7:30
p.m. ($5.95) Sundays 5-
7:30 p.m, for home
cooked buffet. Reser-
vations requested
Saturday evenings.
Licensed under the
LLBO. Accept Chargex-
and Master Charge.
Catering to weddings,
banquets and private
parties. Phone 482-
9228.-16tfar '
STAG
for
Ev. Robinson
SATURDAY
__..MAY 3 1980
DESSERT EUCHRE in
the 'IOOF and Rebekah
Lodge Hall on Princess
St. on Wed., May 7 at 1:30
p.m. Admission $1.
Everyone welcome. -18
PLAN TO ATTEND the
Annual Dinner meeting of
the Huron -Middlesex
Progressive Con-
servative Association on
Friday, May 2 at 7:00
p.m., Exeter Recreation
Centre. Dinner en-
tertainment and dance
with the Bradley Group of
Clinton. -17,18
THE ANNUAL. dinner
meeting of ' the Huron
Middlesex . Provincial
Liberal Association will
be held at the Ltic'an
Community 'Memorial
Centre, Tuesday,, May
6th,1980. John. Sweeney
M.P.P. for Kitchener-.
Wilmot, Liberal
Education Critic, will
address the meeting. The
hallw it l be open at 6:00
p.m., dinner 7:00 p.m.
,Dinner tickets $6.00 each,
and are available from
your Liberal Municipal
Chairman, or from
Bernard Lucan 227-4840
or Ian McAllister, Zurich
236-4034. Howard Aitken,
Secretary.-17,18ar
MOTHERS' DAY
SHOPPING SPREE! at
the Board and Batten Gift
Shop, 9 Rattenbury Street
East, Clinton_ We'll be
open 'til 9 p.m. Thursday,
May 1 and 8. A special
discount for kids and
dads.-18,19ar
THE AUXILIARY tcfi 'the
Clinton Public Hospital
monthly meeting will be
held in the Board Room,
Monday, May 5, 1980 at 10
a. m . Everyone
welcome. -18
ST. JOSEPH'S SCHOOL,
Beech St., .Clinton is
pleased to announce the
opening of the new ad-
dition on Sunday, May 2
at 2 p.m. Everyone
welcome. Babysitting
will be provided. -18
,1980
A
ty
HAM SUPPER at :Len-
desboro United Churh,
Thursday, May 22`. Adults
$4, children $2, Pre-
schoolers free,'. 5.00 to
7;30 p:ni. Take-outs are.
available. --17-19
"SE IOR° ..CITIZENS'
TOUR" i;.o Scott's Oquaga
Lake, May 30 to Juhe 2,
1080. Depart from
Clinton. 'Tour co-,
ordinator, Marg
Burkhart. For further
details contact Golden
Age Travel, Kitchener, 1-
800-265-8996, Come along
and enjoy • this very
popular tour. Tour -open
to anyone over 50.-17,18
STRATFORD
:.i - • •� ,� ':0--
at7:30p.m.ill St. Thomas
Anglican Church in
Seaforth. Adults $2.50
Students $1.'4 Children
under five free. -18
BINGO No. 259277 at
Heather Gardens,
Vanastra, Monday, April
21 and 28, May 5 and 12 -
time 8 p.m. Phone 482-
3581.-16-19
GARAGE SALE, Sat.,
May 3, 10 a.m. Blyth
Arena. On sale — fur-
niture, dishes, baking,
collectables. At 1:30 p.m.
all remaining items will
be auctioned. Sponsored
by Evening Unit of Blyth
U.C.W.-17,18
CLINTON Legion Bingo
every Thursday 8 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
MAPLE SUGAR brings
old time fiddling, step
dancing styles from .
across. Canada . to
Memorial Hall, Blyth,
May 7, 8 p.m. Featuring
Eleanor Townsend,
Canadian fiddle cham-
pion. Tickets $4.50 from
Blyth Centre for the Arts,
Box 291, Blyth. Phone 523-
9300.-16-18
ALL ABOARD
,T to
Music City USA
Nashville, Tennessee on
long weekend. Departs
May 16, Returns May 19.
Included in price: Return
deluxe motor coach
transportation; 2 nights
first class accom-
modation; admission to
Grand Ole Opry and
Opryland, drinks at
Sunday night Get-
together, guided tour of
stars' homes.
Registration number
1890637.
MAXEY TRAVEL
PALMERSTON
343-3243
OR
271-7741
tet me cookdhuier
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enjoy my
TUESDAY
DINNER
SPECIAL'
(Regular $2.55)
sell-out shoo
Huro'lll Country
Playhouse has announced.
their June 7;performance
of Spring Thaw130 to be a
"sell-out".
Artistic ° Director,
Aileen T'ay.lo•r-Smith
c s
announced ed ht.: a , pre S.
conference on March 6
that the season would
receive a,riotous send-off
on June '7 with a single
performance of Spring
Thaw '80.
Tickets for this pre-
season opener have been
available to subscription
holders only and 'were to.
have gone on sale to the
general public April 28.
Ticket orders to date far
ity
Because of this
dem and, the Playhouse is
extremely pleased to
offer a second per-
formance on Sunday,
June 8 at 2:30 p.m.
Tickets for this matinee
p-erformanc.e are
available now for sub-
scription holders, and to
the general public April
28.
The touring revue
Spring Thaw'80 stars
Rosemary Radcliffe,
Mary - Ann McDonald,
Brenda Bradley, Paul
Brown, Marvin Karon
and Patrick Young. The
production is a modern
revival cihir fannaus
Spriievig. Thawf Cshows of the
505 and.00s, the secret of
which,, according to cast
alumnus, Don Harron " .
was Canadian-
s'.,.'tremd4 us capacity.
e
for..
or laughingen- at th m.
selVLes," (Harr. on's,. ,.
popular character
Charlie Farquharson was
developed • in Spring
Thaw),
Produced . by Alan
Gordon. by special
arrangement with Mayor ,
Moore, Spring Thaw '80
promises toleave the
audience weak with
laughter;
Goktuirming
hockey team
SEAFORTH - Ken Doig of
Seaforth was on the gold
medal winning team
when he took part in the
Wordl Wide Oldtimers
Hockey Tournament. in
Kircauley, Scotland.
Mr. Doig was chosen to
play on a Toronto area
team. Canada also had
four other entries in the
tournament and Finland
had five teams, two from
Sweden, two 'from the
United States and three
or four from Britain.
BOX OFFICE OPENS AT $ AO P.M.
^ FIRST SHOW AT DUSK
RIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY MAY 2.3.4
Phil Potter would life to
straighten�*vit his life—
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=.tics One way,, or the. other, BURT REYNQLDS
ncTtn . CANDIC,E BEREEN
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CHARLES
GRODIN
W'I!JT.0AATN
.
HOLMESVILLE
-.ST TURKEY DRESSED PORK
ROAST��EE� -.ROAST OA ,.
; . 'n serving 12-2 p.re.
95 er person
5.7:30. p.m.
53,50 1214;nder
9.50 pre-school
prices include salad bar & het buffet
FOR RESERVATIONS TELEPHONE 4$2.9228
AFTER HOURS 524-4133
You are cordially
'
finvited to attend the
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CHSS
SPRING' FORMAL
(F/A,,.,
Saturday, May 3, 1980 0/
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Theme:
THE OLD SOUTH
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FORMAL ATTIRE
Advance Tickets: '10 per couple
At the door: '11 per couple
Smile
Sign on wall of flight
school: "Parachute
lessons. No dropouts
admitted."
VARNA
LADIES
SLOWPITCH
ANYONE INTERESTED IN
PLAYING PLEASE CALL:.
482-7180
OR
482-9806
CARNEY
3.1 , it
Starts FRIDAY!
pR.1..&SAT-TWO SHOWINGS 7:00 & 9:00 P.M.
SUN.-THURS. ONE SHOWING 8:00 P.M.
TIM CONWAY DON KNOTTS
IN
THE Ec IPRII7 E HI€+IT[R
A Knockout Comedy!
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PARK
GODERICH
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PHONE 524-7811
AIR CONDITIONED
PROG AM SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITH • UT NOTICE
MAURICE IS HERE
Rev. Maurice Boyd
ANNIVERSARY SPEAKER
at the
Wesley -Willis United
Church
SUNDAY,
MAY4
at
7:30 p.m.
-Special Music -
by
Junior & Senior Choirs
and Church Band
THIS FRIDAY, SATURDAY
AND SUNDAY
MAY
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BOX OFFICE OPENS AT 7:45
SHOWING AT 8:45
IN NIAGARA FALLS
AFTER ALL THIS TIME,
TWO MEN ARE STILL
AT WAR..,
HWY. 8 GODERICH AT
CONCESSION RD. 4 •
• PHONE 524-9981
HOSPITALITY
NIGHT
TUESDAY ONLY
94 Elgin Ave.,
Goderich
-24-eTWINS
SATURDAY, MAY 3
9:00 P.M.- 1:00 A.M.
AT THE ARENA
FREE ADMISSION
"Come on out for a night
of fun and frolic"
LICENSED UNDER A SPECIAL OCCASION
PERMIT BY THE L.L.B.O.
ALL PROCEEDS TO
HOCKEY IN CLINTON
i. 5ondcrs' Recipe
nt�c
iied
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227 MAIN• STREET $1
NORTH, EXETER A CANADIAN COMPANY
Cpionoi ,render boys and grrb make it 'iinoer licki l' Wood
FRIDAY, MAY 2nd, 8:15 P.M.
ORCHESTRA NIGHT
FEATURING: '
The London Symphony Orchestra's Sinfonic Group com-
prised of 30 full time musicians will be augmented by
about 50 players which is necessary for the expanded
brass and wood sections.
Benjamin Britten
- "A Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra"
Beethoven's
- "Egmont"
Khachaturian
- "Gayne Bullet Suite"
Tchaikovsky
GODERICH DISTRICT.COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
Tickets: Adult *S.00 - Students - :2.00 at Campbell's
Since this is a Subscription Series, no individual tickets are for sale.'Rush
tickets will be available only at the door at 1:55 p.m. et '5.00. Sponsored
by the Goderich Rotary Club under the patronage of the Sully Foundation.
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