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PAGE 20—CLINTON NEWS -MORD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5 ,1981
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PORTER'S HILL GUN
is holding a Haut and
Turkey Shoot Febriga7 7 at
10:30 a a a.m. Place: Art Bell's
Fruit Farm. Bring
guns only - shells sup-
plied. Everyone
welcome. -4,5
The _Huron County Health
Unit invites you to attend the
Adult Health Guidance Cen-
t'ree,.y�held pat the Heallth Clin-
tonOffice, Shipley Street, Clin-
ton on Thursday, February
12, 1961 from 1:333:30p.m,
for:
1. Health Surveillance
2. Foot Came
3. Anaemia Screening
4. Urine Testing
5. Blood Pressure
6. Hearing Test -5AR
DESSERT CARD 'AR ft' at
Goderich Township Com-
munity Hall, Holmesville,
Wednesday, February llth,
1981 at 1:30 p.m. Admission
$1.50. Sponsored by women's
groups of the township.
Everyone welcome. --5
BENEFIT PARTY to be
held for the Lloyd Pen#oiund
family who jolt their house
and contents by fire to be
held at the .Auburn Corp
mu ub►� On Friday, Feb.
6 at 8'30 p.m. Ladies please
bringlunch.-51nnx
Tuesday even -
I (cure, RR5
I P•11. reguiar_
;,.15 $15
share-the-
wealthi:'Jackpot 200;00.must
go!' Admission restricted to
M years. and over.-52tfar
HURON` FISH & GAME
bingo every Sunday at 1:30
pin. First regular card
$L00,, restricted t471--6 • years
and.aver Jackpot_t
go: each.: week. 15 regular
gan es of $10 - $5 least on
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ST JOSEPWS CATHOLIC
WOM N'S LEAGUE will
card, pal►. at.. St:
I's parish Hall Wed.,
ti.:
l at8pm. Proceeds to
Iepitall Ail lie
mission $1. L. adies pl
ingsandwiches•-3^5Git-
BETA SIGMA PHI Golden.
Anniversary Dance, Satur-
day, March 20, 1991, 9 p.m. -
1 arra. $15.00 per couple.
Lunch provided. Music by
Pleasure Pak. -5
COME! JOIN US! Limelight
Dinner Theatre, Toronto, via
bus, February 10, 1981,
Musical "The Sound of
Music". Contact: Helen
Wells 482-9492.---5x
FAMILY TOWNSHIP
POKER RALLY, Saturday,
February 14. Registration
time 1:00 - 2:30 p.m. The cost
is $2.00 per hand. Meet at
Varna Ball Park. -5,6
CLINTON LEGION BINGO
every Thursday, 8 p.m. First
r -$1. 6 car& for
� :. 15 regular _arms, 8
share -the -wealth. Early bird
game 7:45 p.m. Jackpot $200
must go each week.-20tfar
EVERYONE WELCOME to
Seaforth and District Saddle
Club Snow Party, Walton
Community Hall, Sunday,
February 8, 1981 at 1:30 p.m.
(storm date, February 15,
1981). Cards and games in
hall, outdoor skating,
snowmobiltiig, cross-country
skiing, horse-drawn sleigh
rides. Super available at
Walton Inti, 5 p.m. -5
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* NITE .
AT THE
BAYFIELD
*COMMUNITY CENTRE[
• Saturday
*February 7/$1*
8:00 pm -1 x00 am
* ADMISSION -'3
Sponsored by ar
*' BAYFIELD RECREATION 7.
* . COMMITTEE
*Refreshments
available and lunch isar
*provided.
*PROCEEDS FOR THE
ADVANCEMENT OF#
SPORTS IN BAYFIELD.
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MOTOR HOTEL
Highway No.B West, Clinton
NIGHT
THIS
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 12
-Featuring-
Male Exotic Dancer
Three evening performances
Female Exotic Dancers
appearing
6 days a week
Discover our resort. where
the beach has more sea gulls
and .pelicans than people
Escape to
Our
lsland
Golf -Tennis - Heated Pads
Oceanfront Hotel Apartments
Fishing - Sailing Beautiful Beaches
Restaurant - Lounge
For more information. call or write:
Indian River Plantation Resort. Hutchinson Island
385 N.E Plantation Road. Stuart. H. 33494
(305) 225.3700
t 45 mites north of Palm Beach)
Complete Hotel Services
EUCHRE PARTY, Varna
Township Hall, Friday,
February 6th, 8:30 p.m.
sponsored by LOL 1035.
Ladies bring sandwiches,
everyone welcome. -5
Huron County Family Plann-
ing project invites you to at-
tend 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 month.--48EOW AR
THE I.O.O.F. and Rebekahs
will hold a card party on
February 5 in the Lodge Hall
on Princess SL E. it 8 p.m.
:aid3es ;lea1C-bring- hunch.
Everyone welcome. -5
The Huron County Health
Unit invites you to attend the
Adult Health Guidance Cen-
tre, held at the Municipal
Building, Bayfield on Tues-
day, Feb. 10, 1981 from 1:30-
3:30.p.rn. for:
1. Health Surveillance
2. Anaemia Screening
3. Foot Care
4. Urine Testing
5. Blood Pressure.-5AR
Remember these Le
CARD PARTY February 17
at 8 p.m.. Ontario Street
United Church Hall. Admis-.
sion $1. Lunch provided.
Everyone welcome. -5,6
THE GALLERY, STRAT-
TON') presents 2
Exhibitions. The Perth
• Huron Open Exhibition and
Sculpture from the per-
manent
ermanent collection. The
Exhibition will be on view
until March lr The Gallery
hours are: Tues. - Sun. 1;5
. p •m.Aand Saturday 10 a.m. - 5
p.m. Admission free. -5
By Steve Cooke
There are a lot of upcom-
ing events scheduled for
February, so keep checking
this column for details. One
of these events is a Pub Nite
on this Friday evening. The
last Pub Nite suffered
because of some bad
weather, and as I write this,
the forecast for this coming
weekend doesn't look good
either. Let's hope for a nice
clear night, however, so
there won't be any excuse
for a small crowd. Stan Batt
p,v.. Int ,.o work into
organizing these affairs, so t
let's show our appreciati..n
by 'turning out and enjoying
ourselves.
And speaking about put-
ting in bard work and time
trying to organize events,
Blanche Deeves reported
that there were six tables out
at the last mixed euchre par-
ty. Blanche and Marg
Switzer are encouraged with
the increase, but would .still
like to see more participa-
tion, \ so, you better get your
calendar out and mark
Killed by ice
SEAFORTH - Hugh
ThoMpson, 68, of Seaforth
was ` killed blatantly on
January 26 when he was
crushed by ice and snow
which fell from the roof of his
John Street home.
Police believe Mr.
Thompson was attempting to
remove ice and snow from
'the roof when the accident
occurred. A section of the
eave, torn by the weight of
the ice, and a long piece of
wood were discovered beside
the body.
Mr. Thompson lived alone
and his body was discovered
by Grant Little, a cable
television repairman, in-
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SIS
Friday. Feb- ruary 6
"COUNTRY
VERSATILES"
Welcome all singles
over 20
No Blue Jeans
For Information phone
349-2678
UNiONDALE
SINGLES
vestigatmg a report that
cable service was out. The
cable was broken by the
falling ice.
Mr. Thompson was well
known throughout the
Seaforth area where he had
operated a shoe repair
business until he retired in
1980.
He was born in 1912 in Eden
Grovem Bruce County, the
son of Neil Thompson and
Martha Ann (Kellen). He
received his primary
education in Blyth before
attending high school in
Clinton. He was predeceased
by his wife, the former
Margaret Irwin, in 1972.
HAPPY
30TH
BIRTHDAI
RUTHANN
LONDON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
GODERICH SERIES
Presents
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SINFONIA
AT NORTH ST. UNITED CHURCH
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18 th
8:15 P.M.
ADULTS - '10.00 FAMILY — `22.00
At Campbell's of Goderich & Clinton News Record.
Single admission: Adults '6.50 Students '2.00 Tickets
available at the door. Final Concert April 24th. A
Rotary Prolect - Supported By The Rotary Foundation.
Benefit
Dance
to be held for
MARSHA KERR
AND FAMILY
Daughter of
harry & Jesslk Tebbutt
FEBRUARY/4, 1981
LONDESBORO HALL
Music by:
HURON RAMBLERS
Ladies please
bring lunch
EVERYONE WELCOME
on events
February 13th down tor a
Valentine's Mixed Euchre
Party. The cards. will start
shuffling at 8:30 and there
will be • extra prizes to
sweeten the pot.
And of course, what's
Valentine's Day without a
dance? This year, w ohave
"Chickory" providing the
music for the cheap, cheap
price of only $7.50 per cou-
ple. Grab your sweetheart
and we'll dance till the cows
come home.
Other calendar markers
are the Ladies Auxiliary
general meeting on
February 9th, and the Curl-
ing Bonspiel scheduled for
February 21st in Kincardine.
For more information on the
bonspiel, get in touch with
Don Armstrong or check the
sports° bulletin board
downstairs at the hall.
I hope that all you dart
players are aware that your
night is tonight, and not last
night as usual, and everyone
will be hoping Rosemary
Armstrong and John. Scott.,,
arena teamed up together
again. It seems that that un-
daunted pair took the nign
couples event last week for
the second Mile in a row,
while Millie Hanley and Art
Risley picked up the other
end of the scale. Doris
Chambers was the high lady
and Terry Hollingshead the
high man. Special con-
dolences are offered to Bren-
da Atkinson who scored a
magnificent 171, but couldn't
count it as she only needed
169 and therefore "burst".
Better luck tonight Brenda.
In the mixed euchre last
week, Millie Hanley won
ladies' high ( better than
darts eh Millie), while
Muriel Buyers was low. Jack
Spearin won tie men's high
alid Gregg Brandon was low.
John Deeves, using that good
old, Goderich Township
technique, wen the high. lone
hands.
Men's euchre last week
saw Eldin Kerr win the high
score with an 86, while Andy
Peterson turned in a low of
49. Ed Fothergill won the
lone hands by getting six.
The euchre enjoyed its usual
good attendance with 15
tables playing.
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NOTICE OF
ANNUAL MEETING
OF
The Goderich & District
Big Brothers Association
TIME:
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 18, 1981
7 P.M.
PLACE:
MACKAY HALL (LOWER ROOM)
NORTH ST. AT NELSON, GODERICH
We are a Community organization
and need your support
—ALL ARE WELCOME—
JIM MULHERN, PRESIDENT
524-7878
VANASTRA CURLING CLUB
DANCE
VANASTRA RECREATION CENTRE
Saturday, February 7 / 81
Music BY: IAN WILBEE
DANCING 9:30 pm -1:00 am
TICKETS: $10. per couple
LUNCH PROVIDED
Proceeds for
Building Fund.
COME AND HELP US CELEBRATE
"RICK JASON" WEEKEND
CANDLELIGHT
APPEARING THIS
THURS., FRI. & SAT.
FEB. 5, 6, 7th
9-1
AND TO HELP CELEBRATE -WE ARE OFFERING
FRE:E SALAD BAR
WITH ANY DINNER - IN OUR DININGROOM
ALSO.
BARBECUED
BACK RIBS
COMPLETE WITH SALAD BAR WITH YflLtP CHOICE
OF DRESSING, VEGETABLE, CHOICE OF POTATOES,
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$A75
ONLY • PER PERSON
CHILDREN'S PORTION
1/2 PRICE
SERVED FROM 5-9 r.M. FRIDAY & SATURDAY
IN DININGROOM & RESTAURANT - RESERVATIONS
SUGGESTED.
THE
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MEETING
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PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE
ASSOCIATION
Thurs. Feb. 19 at 8:30 P.M.
Exeter Recreational Centre
Written nominations. duh signed. shall be filed with
the Sccretare al (east 24 hours prior to the nomination
meeting. b} the prospeetire candidate.
!Memberships att, ailable frons tour local ,municipal
chairman and can also be obtained at the door.
Contact - Mrs. Bill !Doreen! Strong 527-0876.
Tom Jasper 524-9918. Chris Little 235-1307,
Mrs. Alan 1ItuiFt! Hill 227.4567.
Bill %Duos 294-6772
ALL AilEIVIBE.RS. ENTITLED TO VOTE
LAST NIGHT FEB. 4 th
One showing only 7:30
Mountain
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FRI. & SAT. - TWO SHOWINGS 7:00 & 9:00
SUN. -TUE. - ONE SHOWING 8:00
SAT. & SUN. MATINEE 1:30
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Each dinner contains 3 pieces
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