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Clinton News-Record, 1980-12-24, Page 52A Tp $ RECORD,. WE, F CE BERt.31,1980 EUCHRE PARTY sponsared by L.0. L. 1035 in Varna Township Hall° an an. 9, 1981 at 5:30 Ladles please bring Sandwiches, Proceeds " to. the canals family, --$3,1 ALL FULLER PRODUCTS ON .SALE in Januarys, Orders. mailed 3 p.rn, ons; every Friday, Please ;= contact: P; Garrett, 4847769 or 3. Chilton. (1Vlanager) 565- 2165.-- .53-4 FESTIVAL SINGLES DANCE, Friday, January 2, Victorian Inn, Stratfc;d. e, Dancing 9:00 p.m. - 1:00 a.m. Welcome all singles over 25. No blue -jeans .-53- The children of Viola and Harvey Andrews are holding an OPEN HOUSE in honour- of their parents' 50th wedding anni)ersary, at the home of Arnold Andrews, Portland St., Centralia - January 3, from 2-4 and 7- 9 p.m. Best wishes only please. -52,53 e CLINTONLEGION BINGO: every Thursday,- 8.p.m.. First regular car'd,. $L 6 - cards 'for $1...,.1;5 regular gams, 3' share- ther.weal'th M Early bird game 7,45 p.m, Jackpot $200 must goeach week.-»20ttar BLYTE LIONS BINGO every Saturday, Blyth Memorial Hall, 8:00 p„m. Regular, Share -the - wealth and Jackpot. $150 1060 calls.-42tfar 0. CLINTON SCOUT TROOP BOTTLE DRIVE Szlturday, January 3, 1981. Clean out' those excess bottles collected over Christmas and New HURON° FISH 84 GAME Bingo every. `$unday 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 NATURAL FAMILY PLANTING CLINIC 'BILLINGS' METHOD - To achieve or avoid pregnancy. Short in- troductory slide presentation, . Jndividual consultation. Couples welcomed between. 7,9 p.m. First Thursday of every month at Huron County Health Clinic, 105 Shipley St., Clin- ton.---48tfn e a-s—� nd- -help_ the - - Scouts at the same time. Proceeds go towards transportation costs to the 1981 Scout Jamboree in Alberta. Participating Scouts will be in uniform; bottles will be collected from 10 a.m. - 3, p.m. approximately. Your support is ap- preciated. -53 Hensall Hotel presents j.,r-.-. TEQUILATI —Fri., & Sat., Jan 2 nd & 3 rd for your entertainment Discover our resort, where the beach has more sea gulls and pelicans than people Escape to Qur Island 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.--52tf ar WINTER PROGRAM '81 at VANASTRk RECREATION CENTRE starts JANUARY' 12, '81 SWIM FITNESS HEALTH SPA KARATE, etc. Phone 482-3544 For further information A nuinber of Clinton Legion members were presented with 25,. 30, and 35 year pins at a recent ceremony at the branch. Back row left to right are Laurie. Slade,. Cliff Parker, George Cutler, John Semple, Gord-Herman, Dick Fremlin, Glen Carter, Garnet Harland, Ken' Cooke, Roy Vodden, Harold Glazier, and Hal Hartley. Middle row are Pat McMahon, Bob Draper, Ivan Hoggart; Frank Van Altena, Bill Riehl, Percy Brown, Don Keyes, Clayt Dixon, John Deeves, Bill Harris, George 'Rumba'', Bill Chambers, Bruce Bartliff, Elliott Bartliff, Merton Merisel', and Ernie Hovey. Front row are Joe Wild, Ed Porter, Oscar Priestap, Guess Boussey, George Campbell, Percy Pugh, Sam Castle, Russ Server, Willard Aiken, Cam Proctor, Alvin Lobb and Bob Irwin. (photo by Steve Cooke) Don't forget the Legion Pub Nite By'Steve Cooke I must correct an error which appeared in last week's column, which was a result of my reading a notice wrongly. I had stated that Claire Wall was going to be in Clinton on January 5th, which is not correct. Mr. Wall will be in the area in February and will come to Clinton if there have been some appointments made to see him. These appointments must 1pe made with Hal Hartley before January 5th, so he can be routed up to our branch. When the ap- WE ARE SERVING SPECIAL Golf' -Tennis - Heated Pools Oceanfront Hotel Apartments Fishing - Sailing - Beautiful Beaches Restaurant Lounge For more information. c,atl or write: Indian River Plantation Resort, Hutchinson Island 385 N.E. Plantation Road, Stuart, FI. 33494 (305) 225-3700 (45 miles north of Palm Beach) Complete Hotel Services ON NEW YEAR'S EVE, DEC. 31 5-8 P.M. NEW YEAR'S DAY, JAN. 1 5-7:30 P.M. ALL AT OUR REG. -PRICE •5.95 INCLUDES SALAD BAR & BUFFET. THE HOLMESVILLE 482-9228 - OPEN FOR GROUPS JAN. & FEB. BY RESERVATION ONLY - REOPENS DAILY MAR. 1/81 44%, pointment is made, you must include your service number and the reason for the appointment. I hope this straightens things out; however, if you do have any questions, just get in touch with . Hal, and he will organize everything for you. Don't forget Pub Nite coming up on Jan. 9th, the first one of the new year. Everything does seem to go rather flat after all the parties and celebrating over the Christmas season, and this Pub Nite is timed just right to ease the letdown. Our usual good turnout is expected, so come on down and join the fun. Don't forget to keep signing those guests in during the New Year. Christmas may be over, but that doesn't mean we. can relax our vigil and take the chance on losing our licence so --- "Sign 'em in.” Things should be getting back to normal next week as far as darts, bingo and euchre are concerned, but watch this column or any changes tha might occur. The other thing to watch is your television set this Thursday morning for the big parade. With any luck, we'll get a look at o u r boys as they trot alc ng''the sunny streets of California. We can all feel a little sorry for them as they get all sweated up in that. terrible heat, while we're all snuggledup in our cosy blanket of snow. Oh well, I guess that's a sacrifice they elected to make for themselves. Happy New Year, 'and, I'll Idok forward to keeping you informed in 1981. Brucefield natives home Jane Allan of Wilfrid Laurier University, Waterloo is spending the holidays at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Robert Allan. Miss J9yce Broadfoot and Mr.'S'dndy Broadfoot are holidaying at the home of their parents Mr. and Mrs. Robert Broadfoot. Mrs. Aldie _Mustard is able to be home from Clinton Hospital im- proved in health. Mr. Wesley Ham of Huntsville- and son John bf-U. of T. Toronto visited with Mrs. A. Ham and Miss M.E. Swan._ Christmas UCW meeting • Stanley unit of the U.C.W. • { ;held their Christmas meeting ion December 17th beginning with a pot -luck dinner at 12:30. Mrs. Ruby Triebner gave the narration for a skit assisted by Mrs. Marjorie Caldwell, Mrs. Evelyn McBeath and Mrs. Doreen Baird. Mrs. Pearl Eyre read the Christmas story from' Luke 2. Mrs. Isabel Scott gave the meditation during which several carols were sung with Mrs. Pearl McBeath at the piano. 'The treasurer Mrs. Jean Henderson gaveher report and Mrs. Reta Baird the card report. The next meeting will be the last Wednesday in January 1981. Constance notes By Mary Merner Mr. and ''Mrs. John Thomp.son and Sharon returne-d home on Thursday from spending a week: visiting with their daughter, son-in-law and family, Mr. ' and Mrs. Barry Powley, Jason, Jonathan and Mandy of Chilliwack, B.C. Luanne Stevenson spent from Thursday to Saturday in Seaforth Hospital, when she had her tonsils removed. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Herman of Shakespeare visited on Sunday with - Mr-.--- and Mrs. _ Paul Stevenson, David, Darren and Luanne and Ron Herman. A 0 E PHONE 524 7811 AIR CONDITIONED PROGRAM SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUTNOTICE C�OcJt1.18 © Come on out to the Benmiller Inn for a IN BAYFIEED Serving A Very -Special 0 Gala Evening of Dancing.... NEW YEAR'S EVE • 8:30 to 1:00 A.M. The Walter Lorlc Trio will provice dancing and entertainment,. — MENU — Hors d'oeuvres Relish Tray & Homemade Rolls Cream of Herb Soup or Fresh Fruit Cup Spinach Salad Rock Cornish Game Hen with Rice' Stuffing 3 Fresh Vegetables Choice of Des's'ert, Coffee Mints Let us help you with YOUR PARTY 1 0 ()Per Couple Cover charge a Berimiller Inn R.R. 4 GODERICH FollowingoDinner, you are invited to join us for a fireside singsong and celebrations to ring in the new year, or join us for our superb candlelite dinner before going on to a House party. NEW YEAR'S EVE AT TfIE LITTLE INN A delightful, relaxing way to welcome in 1981, in a warm congenial setting. CALL, 565-2611 FOR,RE SERVATION$ . THE INN WILL BE OP61 DEC. 26 TO JAN 5TH INCLUSIVE AND EVERY WEEKEND Colonel Sanders boys and girls Make it "finger goon STORE HOURS Dot. 31st, 11 a.m.-1 a.m. Jan. 1st, noon -7 p.m. D 4,1 4 0.4 /� 11'0, �-•� Reservations advisable but not necessary, phone 5242191