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DAY, SEPTEMBER 11,, 1980
OPEN HOUSE - At the
i10114av Home, 108
OntariqSt., Clinton,
Vriclay, Sept. 26, frotn 2-5,
lionoring Mrs.
MODOugall: celebrating
her, 90th birthday. MSG
birthday celebrations for
Mr. Russell White and.
Mr. Barry 11elunnings, All
friends welcome. -47
BAKE AND USED Book
Sale, on Saturday, Nov.
29 at the Town Hall, Also
a dance on March 29th at
the Clinton• Arena from 9-
1, music •by 'Pleasure
Pack'. Sponsored by
Clinton Chapters of Beta
Sigma Phi. -37
HURON PERTH LUNO
CLINTON Legion Binqir
every Thursday 8 P.m,
First regular card $1:;,
restricted to 16 years or.
over..18 regular games of
$15. $5 least on split.
Many other specials.
Jackpot $200 must g4
each week.---20tfar
FESTIVAL SINGLES
Dance, Friday, Sep-
tember 12, Victorian Inn,
Stratford. Dancing 9:00
1:00. Welcome all singles
over 25. . NO' blue jOan-
s.--37
OPEN RECEPTION for
Brian Van 'Biesbrouck
and Pat Thomas (bridal
couple) in Bayfield,
Saturday, Sept. 13, 1980 at
9 p.m. -37x
MONSTER 131NOO
Monday, Sept. 15 at 8
p.n. Under the -.Clinton
Grandstand sponsored by
the KinsMen Club of
Clinton. Proceeds for
Scout Jamboree 1981
Fund,. -37
MOLSON'S CROWN
MIXED EstoirLiNe
LEAGUE' commences
Wednesday, Sept. 10, 1980
at 9 p.m. New bowlers
call Donna Collins 482-
7188 or Elizabeth Foster
482-7229,-37
BINGO every Tuesday
Evening at Vanastra
Centre, RR5 Clinton, 8
p.m. First regular card,
$1.00; 15 regular $15
games„14 ee share -the -
wealth. Jackpot $200.O0
must go! Admission
restricted to 16 years and
over.-52tfar
sponsoring "Special
Breathing Classes For
Adults" Thursday
'evenings beginning Sept.
18, 1980 at 7:30 p.m. at
Vanastra Recreation
Centre. Mrs. Carol
Bowker will conduct
classes. If you have
breathing problems
contact your doctor for
consent to attend. -37
ANNUAL Fall Fair
Dance and pork bar-
becue, Seaforth Com-
munity Centre, Sat., Sept.
13, 1980. Dinner 6-7:30
p.m. Dance to 'Star Trex'
9-1. Tickets $7.50 each,
dance • only $3.00,
available from directors 2,
Keatings Pharmacy
Seaforth. Information
527-0137.-36,37
MORNING MARKET -
Saturday, November 1,
1980 - 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Wesley -Willis United
.Church, Clinton. -37 •
HURON FISH & GAME
Bingo every Sunday at
1:30 p.m. First regular
card $1.00, restricted to 16
years or over. Jackpot
$100 must go each week.
15 regular games of $10 -
$5 least on split.-37tfar
STAG FOR George
Thompson on Sept.
20th .-37,38
THE SALVATION Army
Thrift Store, 80 King St.,
Clinton, penny or bag and
flower sale for the month
of September. -36-39
50'S DANCE sponsored
by Vanastra and District
Lioness Club. Sept., 20,
1980 at the Vanastra
Recreation Centre. Music
by "Special Appoint-
ment". $10 couple in-
cludes buffet meal.
Dancing 9 p.m. - 1
a.m.--36,37ar
The Huron County Health
'Unit invites you to attend
the Expectant Parent
Education' Classes being
held in the Seaforth
•Hosp;a1 Board Room
corn encing Thursday,
Sept. 11, 1980 from 7:30-
9:30 p.m. These classes
will run for 8 weeks.
Would . anyone who is
interested please register
by calling 1-8007265-4252
toll free or the .Health
Unit office at. 527-1243.
Both husbands and wives
are invited to attend and .
participate in the
discussions. The winter
series is to begin the week
of January 5, 1981.-35-
37AR
BROWN 1E'S
DRIVE-IN THEATRE
Beech St., Clinton
BOX OFFICE OPENS AT 8:00 P.M.
• FIRST SHOW AT DUSK
FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY- SEPT. 12.13-14
'THE FIRST
EPIC HORROR FILM"
RESTRICTED
The PAVE Baby
was only the
beginning
ITSALLVE
now there ore three of them
r•-1, •,^..t
it's a fact
ALL STAR TOURS
PIONEERS OF ESCORTED MOTOR COACH TOURS
"OUR BUSINESS IS GOING PLACES"
Al, Star Tours • '
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23 Day California and Tho Historic West
October 25
9 Day New England & Cape Cod
September 13, 27
5- Day Pennsylvania Dutch Treat
September 22, October 6, 20
7 Day Smokies & Blue Ridge Mountains
September 15, 29. October 20
, Day Williamsburg & Washington
September 22, 29. October 20
7' Day Kentucky Horse Farms 4. Music City
September 29
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Sept. 28. 30 FROM '150 00
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Sept. 27. 29. Oct. 1, 3. 5 1 FROM 115.00'
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Oct. 7 FROM '179,00
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Wheeling West Virginia FROM '119.00
Nashville FROM '189.00
NOVEMBER DEPARTURES
3 • Day Frankonmuth & Ford Museum
Nov. 7, 14 FROM '145.00
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Nov. 14, 2$ FROM '109.00
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Nov. 11. 23 FROM '119.00
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fvov. 14, 21 FROM '129,00
14 -Day Florida Sunshine • in saving season
Hou. 8. 22 FROM '349.06
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For More Information See Your Travel Agent
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Next time you start
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a normal workday a
typist's fingers travel 12.6
miles.
-from Encyclopedia
Brown's Record Book of
Weird and Wonderful
The Ferniiy
of
BEV & HIELEN
WALLACE
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i wish to
Invite
; Family, Friends and i
i
Neighbours
to help celebrate their
25*
WEDDING
ANNIVERSARY
on
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FRIDAY, SEPT. 12 ;
inBlyth
DANCING 8:30 p.m. -1 a.m.
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POOL
PARTY
SATURDAY, SEPT.
13, 1980
CLINTON COMMUNITY
CENTRE
BEEF DINNER
DANCING
FUN FOR ALL
A *25, DONATION
TO THE POOL FUND
GETS YOU A TICKET
TO THIS EVENT
The "Gala Pool Party" is
an event planned t
raise money for the new
swimming pool.
It is being sponsored by
the Town of Clinton,
concerned citizens and
the combined efforts o
the Clinton and area
service clubs.
Separate donations, if
desired, may be made at
the Clerk's office, Clin-
ton Town Hall.
• SUPPORT
YOUR LOCAL
POOL
PLAN TO ATTEND
Facts. ,40000140110~.01.10010111*.
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* Come on out and listen to the *
* best in top 40 dance *
* hits—with our neW disc *
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-0( "Ray Hewitt"
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4: ' 8 p.m. • 1 a.m. Thursday -Fri •Sco. *
4:
By Steve Cooke
Well, the Legion has a
new personwriting up the
Weekly report for the
News Record, and I hope
I do as good a job for you,
as Rene has done in the
past. 1 will, however,
need YOUR support. I'rn
not as close to the inner
workings of 5 the
organization as Rene
was, so if you want some
activity or event reported
in this column, you'll
have to let me know. The
easiest way to do this will
be to leave a short note
for me at the bar,
detailing the five "W"s"
who, what, when, where
and why (or how), and I'll
pick it up. Deadline for
the week's activities will
have to be Monday night
et 6 p.m. in order for me
to get it nto the News -
Record in time. Comrade
John Deeves is also a
good receptacle for in-
formation which will be
passed on to me, so
there's no excuse for the
news not filtering through
somehow.
Now, down to last
week's activities.
Apparently we started off
at a slow pace, but picked
up dramatically by the
' The Family
• of
1. ELSIE & ALVIN
PROCTOR
'
invite
( Family, FrienOs and
Neighbours
C, to help celebrate their
? , 50th
ANNIVERSARY
lc ON
c SATURDAY, SEPT. 13
at,SALTFRD
• • Dancing 9-1
?: Best Wlshes Only Please
•••,/
• to.
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eporte
end of the weelc. Thur-
sday night held its usual
well. attended bingo with
a normal crowd for this
time of year.
Fridy night was
"THE" big night,
however, with the Cox -
Hill reception being held
upstairs and catered to
by the Ladies Auxiliary.
The overflow also helped
out our Pub Nite and
rnacle for a capacity
crowd downstairs at the
same time. All in all,
Friday night .is the way
we'd like to see the
Legion operating all the
time.
We've also got a full
slate of coming events for
you. Saturday night, of
course, is the Gala Pool
Part at the arena, and it
Is hoped that Legion
members will oOme out in
• tr, Po 1r,
looking for news, tips
full force to support thiS what your `dariS should be
too,
The other big event for
the year is the 50th an-
niversary (plus 1 year) of
Branch 140 and will be
celebrated with a dance
on September 27th.
'nekets (available after
September 5th) are $10
per person and include
music by the Royal Aires
worthwhile cause. As you
.know, the Associates are
inVoived with the
organization of this big
event, and the Legion as
an organization is
making a substantial
donation to help meet the
cost of the pool.
Sunday will see the
members of Zone Cl
meeting at our branch
with the opening pArade
commencing at 1300 hrs.
This meeting is open to
all Voting delegates and
hopefully Will see a good
representation from
other branches, so plan to
attend.
Euchre begins Oct, 17th
at 8:15 and the darters
will start chucking Oct.
8th at, according to the
bl ack bo ar
sharp", and I guess that's
' I i
1..L.Juuul
OLE isieLh
RESTAURANT 7.)k
& TAVERN
LICENSED UNDER L.L.B.O,
BAYFIELD RD., GODERICH
524-7711
APPEARING FOR
TWO BIG WEEKS
FRI. & SAT, SEPT. 12, 13, 19 & 20
"DESJARDINES"
mticommummeni
from 9 tin 1 and a banquet
served at 7 p.m. We
sincerely hope ell you
Legion members will be
out to support this event.
Don't forget, if you
want a Legion event
noted in this column for'
next week, let me know.
• Without you, I don't have
any news,
• SOIS DANCE!
sponsored by
VANASTRA and DISTRICT
LIONESS CLUB.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20
AT THE VANASTRA RECREATION
CENTRE
MUSIC BY: "SPECIAL. APPOINTMENT"
'10. per couple Includes buffet meal
T.n.m
GLAMOUR
CLINIC;
Learn to apply make-up like
professionals - one and a half hour
class will include shadowing,' high-
lighting, and corrective contouring.
Admission $2.00
with this ad
at the
BENIVELLER INN
THURSDAY, SEPT. 18
at 7:30 P.M.
r
Highway No. 8 West, Clinton
Mr.
It's the Colonel's 90th birthday. And since he's
always felt that it's just about as nice to give as it
is to receive, he wants all his friends to help him
celebrate with this special offer.
Thursday, September I I th only, pick up a
Snack Pak, containingiwo pieces. ofhis_good
.chicken and French fries, for—what else—
only 900!
Just think of it as a happy birthday present
from the Colonel!
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I '80 STRATFORD FAIR i
I Wed., Sept. 17 to Sun., Sept. 21 I '
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LIMITED ADVANCE TICKETS FOR ABOVE SHOW AVAILABLE AT •
STRATFORD COLISEUM, MUSIC, SHOPPER'S RECORD & TAPE MARY, '
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"TRACKS", M & M ST. MARYS •
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THE FOLLOWING EVENTS ARE •
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Friday, Sept. 19
admission '5.00 per person includes gate ontry
SUNSHINE EXPRESS
BILL KING & JACKIE
Saturday, Sept. 20
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Sat., Sept. 20
DEMOLITION DERBY SUN., SEPT. 21 •
ENTRY FORMS AVAILABLE AT STRATFORD
FAIRGROUNDS FIRST 40 CARS ACCEPTED
1 CAMPBELL
AMUSEMENTS
I Featuring The new
1IIMALAYAN"
I TUG-OF-WAR
1 THURS., SEPT. 18
WED., SEPT. 17
Horse Show & Queen of the
Fair Competition
THURS., SEPT. 18
HORSE SHOW
Trans Canada
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SNACIC PAK SPECIlil,
(Regular
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Value)
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Colonel Sandorc bo'' Arid rirriS rtlifro 11 fintrr 1(ktn qcY0 •
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94 Elgin Ave:,
East, Goderich
227 Main St.,
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