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CLINTON LEGION BINGO every
Thursday B p m Fr( 71 regular
card $1 00 Six cords for $1 00
Fifteen regular games three
shore rhe wealth Early bird
gorne 7 45 p rn Jockpot $200 00
m s: yo euch week 9ttor
<LOMPEN FEES! Porode entry
Corms and applications for
booth space are ovo loble at
Campbells Mens Wear Boll 8
Mulch Furniture Chilton
Municipal Office The
Chiropractic Centre and The
C lin r°rl News Record
Office 12 20or
BINGO every luesdoy evening
at V0110711'0 Centre R R 5 Clan
ton 8 p rn Fir sr regular card
51 00 15 regular $15 gorses
three share the wealth Jackpot
5200 00 rnusr ynl Admission 17
restricted to 16 years and
over 2tfar
THE TRI COUNTY softboll an
nual meeting will be held April
21 of 8 p.m at rhe Brussels
Morris 8 Grey Community Cen
tres All rule changes will be
rnode at this meeting 15816
DESSERT EUCHRE and Bake Sale
at Summerhill Hall on Wednes
day. April 27 1983 of 1 30 p m
Sponsored by Sumrnerhill
Ladies Club 15 16
KLOMPENFEEST KICK OFF
DANCE Friday May 13 of the
Clinton Community Centre.
Music by the Block Forest Bond
from Kitchener 16
CLINTON PUBLIC HOSPITAL first
annual fund-roisrng dinner with
celebrity auction Clinton
Legion Hall, Friday, April 29
Cocktails 6 p.m . dinner 7 p.m.
Tickets $15 00 per person
available at the hospital and
fundraising committee. 16
STEP DANCE and Variety Con
cert. April 29th, CHSS
Auditorium, 7 30 p.rn. Silver
collection Proceeds to Easter
Seal Campaign Everyone
welcome. The Flynn
Family 16x
ST JOSEPH 5 CATHOLIC
Women s Leogue Rummoge end
Bake Sale on Saturday April 30
of Church Hall Clinton from
1 30 4prn 1617
THE ANNUAL DINNER Meeting
of the Huron Middlesex Pro
gressive Conservative Assoc
will be held on Monday Moy
9th 7 30 p rn at the Lucon
Community Centre Guest
speoker is Hon Dennis Tim
brell Minister of Agriculture
Fur tickets contocr your
municipal chairman or ex
ecurwe members 16 17
CHILD ABUSE A Community
Concern panel discussion sport
sored by Women Today
Vonastro Recreation Centre
7 30p m April27 16 17
SINGLES DANCE at rhe Stratford
Fair Grounds Upper Coliseum
will continue Dancing 9 to 1
April 23 No blue leans
please 16
BOB SCHNEIDER award winning
children entertainer 10 con
cert Blyth Memorial Hall Satur
day April 23, 2 p.m Tickets
53 00 Phone 523 9300 16ar
STEP DANCE Recital pupils of
Lori Bender and Shannon
Preszcator Thurs Apr 21
1983. 7 30 p rn Holmesville
Public School Everyone
welcome 16
LONDON s newest Sunday night
singles dance Separate parents
without partners welcome.
April 24 at the Dufferin Hall
London of 453 Dufferin St 7
11 p m Numerous prizes town
roll call Dance•Man. Box 4661
Station C.. London, Ont. I6x
HURON COUNTY FAMILY Plonn
ing invites you to attend Family
Planning Clinic every Thursdoy
from 6:30 p.m. to 900 p.m. at
Huron County Health Unit
Public Health Wing. Huronview.
Clinton Counselling and
medical services
provided 24e.o.w
Happy 40th Anniversary
Jam and Man,
TUISDAY, AJ-'RIL 26
it
!owe - J ki,-, sand Margaret
y ,end Susanne
®h and Marie
we find Ck re
and grandchildlr fl
FAMILY RESTAURANT
AND DINING LOUNGE
DAILY LUNCHEON SPECIALS
Including a aside ailoction
from our salad bar
ENTERTAINMENT
TrtIS WEEKEND
In Lilo Pirate's Dort -
° WTf> lly Dee Mid Debbie"
. iPEN
7 days a wewie from 11:36 ori
I, (illy Llcerreed under LLBO
HIGHWAY 21-18AYFIELD
565-2992
CLINTON Horticultural Society
meeting April 27 8 p m
Agricultural board room office
Slide presentation by Kevin
Dutur of Junior Formers visa 10
Australia and New Zealand
Public welcome Plant auction
Friday Moy 6 Agricultural
board room Watch for further!
derails 16
FRONTIER RANCH SUMMER
Comp Girls July Boys
August complete riding water
front program 26th year or
credited 55 mules west of Or
row° Mr orrd Mrs Lyle Jeffrey
R R No 2 White Lake Ontario
KOA 3L0 613 623 3577 160
CARD PARTY or 1 0 0 F Hall
Bruceheld on Friday April 22 at
8 30 p rn Lodies please bring
lunch Everyone welcome Ad
rnission $1 1 6x
Wishing you
only the hest of
success, Wayne
orad keen with
OLLIE'S FRIES
from your friends
SHAKLEE
SLIM -PLAN
CLASSES
121 Orange Street
Clinton
MONDAYS -8:00 PM
STANLEY TOWNSHIP
BALL
REGISTRATION
For Ail Age Groups
Contact:
MARY LOU
McGRLGOR
482-7539
STAG
for
Jerry Steegstr
SATURDAY,
APRIL 23
Phone
482-7196
or 524-2369
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Coming to Myth
Sc neider brings kids music joy
Bob Schneider shares the
magic of his music when he
performs in concert at Blyth
Memorial Hall, Saturday,
April 23 at 2 p.m.
Schneider has become one
of the most popular of the
children's entertainers, in
Canada spinning his im-
agination and abundant
energy into a fast -paced
show guaranteed to have not
only children but adults clap-
ping and stomping along. He
recently won the Juno award
for the best children's record
of the year in Canada.
Originally a teacher from
the United States, Schneider
learned the power of music
as a teaching aid and has
worked with many groups of
children new to the English
language. This technique
has been expanded to make
him a favourite with
children at concerts across
the country. He writes songs
about things that are impor-
tant to childlsen like going to
Actjvftes announced
for K1® pen Feest
Plans are corning along
well. A new idea is now in
progress. This year we will
have a Queen of the Klompen
Feest with Mary's Sewing
Centre running the competi-
tion. The competition will be
held at the pre-Klompen
Feest dance. Anyone requir-
ing more information should
contact Mary.
The Kite Flying Contest
has been scheduled for Fri-
day afternoon 1 May 20) to be
held tentatively behind the
Clinton Public School.
Anyone interested in
entering the parade on
Saturday, May 21 should
contact Dr. Wood. We would
like to see more family float
entries this year. There will
be prizes for different
categories. Let's see what
you can do! And don't forget
The pre-Klompen Feest
Dance to be held at the Clin-
ton Arena on Friday, May 13.
Tickets for a fund-raising
draw for some lucky person
to win two free seats to
Holland on KLM Royal
Dutch Airline will be
available at most stores in
town or from members of the
Klompen Feest committee.
The committee is hoping to
see all Clintonians par-
ticipate in this town's annual
event. Decorate your lawns
with tulips, sew up a
costume, or try a pair of
wooden shoes; but, most of
all, be there and participate
in the fun. May will be here
before you know it!!
DRIVE-IN TfirEdIKTPLE
CLINTON
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school, eating, running,
monsters and even a bit of
nonsense.
The secret of keeping his
concerts vital, he says, is his
continuous contact with the
children themselves. He
works with a new group of
children in each locality
before the concert and in-
cludes them in his perfor-
mances. For his Blyth visit,
for instance, he will be work-
ing with the students of Blyth
Public School and they will
make their stage debut in his
concert.
His contagious enthusiasm
makes not only his friends on
stage, but the entire au -
thence relax and join in the
fun, laughing, clapping and
singing along. As one woman
said, •'1 had the same sense
of delight the kids do, a kind
of recapturing of the best
moments of childhood."
Tickets for the concert are
still available through the
Blyth Centre for the Arts box
office at 523-9300 at $3.50
each.
When today's high school
students reach the age of
retirement, one in five Cana-
dians will be 65 or older. To-
day one in 10 Canadians is 65
or older.
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MOTOR H
Highway No.* W.st, Clinton'
"The Hard Times Menu"
»nstlll In effect.
Wednesday, April 20th
"WET "T" SHIRT CONTEST"
Thursday, Friday And Saturday
April 2' at, 22nd, 23rd
"STEVE SIMMS BAND"
NEXT WEEK
"METRO VILLA"
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r -THE CPH SPS. FORMAL COMMITTEE
presents,
"ADVENTURE
IN THE
ORIENT"
Central (Heron Secondary School
FRI`{ °AY, MAY 6th, I983
Featuring Ig iskey Jock
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Dancing 9 pm -1 ant Lunch provided
FOR TICKETS CALL - 482-3471
$13. per coupie advance
$15. ®t the door
Everyone Welcome
MCP
The Nuttily of en ®1»d Marion Riley
Wish to Invite you to on
0 E HOUSE
To Celebrate Their
45th We.. ding Anniversary
April 23rd 1:30 p.m. to 4 p.m,
at their residence 160 Bayfield Road
Goderich
Rest Wish i s Only Please
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