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Ctibb SPRING CONCERT
Sat., May 2 at 8 p.m. An
evening of m usic performed by
the CHSS Band and Choir.
Tickets available from band
and choir members.-14-t7ar
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 a nd ov er.-52tfar
KLOMPEN FEEST PARADE
May 23, 1981 at 1 p.m. Entry
forms available at Town
Clerk's office, Clinton News -
Record, Campbell's Men's
Wear and Ball and Mutch
Ltd. -16,17
HURON FISH & GAME
BINGO every Sunday at 1:30
p.m. First regular card $1.00,
restricted to 16 years and over.
Jackpot $100 must go each
week. 15 regular games of 810 -
$5least onsplit. —37tfar
AUXILIARY TO CLINTON
HOSPITAL meeting, Monday,
May 4 in Hospital Board Room
at 10 a.m.-17
OPEN HOUSE at Brickmail's
Country Gardens, RR1
SebringviUe, Thurs., May 14 to
Thprs., May 21.-17-19
ST. JOSEPH'S CATHOLIC
WOMEN'S LEAGUE annual
Mini -Fair, Saturday, May 2,
1981 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. in
the Church Hall, James St.,
Clinton. -15-17
CLINTON LEGION BINGO
every Thursday, 8 p.m. First
regular card $1. 6 cards for $1.
15 regular games, 3 share -the -
wealth. Early bird game 7:45
p.m. Jackpot $200 must go
each week.-20tfar
HOME SEWING AND
FASHION SHOW at CHSS,
Clinton, Wednesday, May 6.
Afternoon 1 p.m.; evening 7
p.m. Proceeds to Cancer
Research. Tickets available at
Mary's Sewing Centre, Clin-
ton. 482-7036.-16,17ar
GOOD USED CLOTHING sale
Saturday, May 2 at Ontario
Street United Church at 10
a.m. Lunch available. -14-16
BRUCEFIELD FIRE
DEPARTMENT Pancake
Breakfast, May ,6, 1'41 from 7
a.m. to 12 p.m. and Car Wash
at 7 a.m. Proceeds for
Muscular Dystrophy. -17-19x
BENEFIT DANCE for Sharon
and Brad Carnochan, Seafotth
Community Ce tre, Saturday,
May 23, 1981. usic by "Star
Trek". Ladie please bring
lunch.-17,18nx
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CAR WASH - The Calvinette
Club is having a car wash on
Sat., May 2, 1981 from 9.a in. to
4 p.m. at Ron's Sunoco,
Clinton. Rain date - May 9,
1981.-16,17
SPRING SONG FEST: Lon-
desboro United Church, Sun.,
May 3 at 7:30 p.m. Featuring
the Craigellen Singers, Ropp
Brothers, Quartet, Snell
Family, the Lears, Bob Scott
and Ken Scott. Admission ,83.
Thirteen years and under
free. -16,17x
BOOKS NEEDED for Huron
County's largest used book
sale. Proceeds to Blyth Centre
for thy: Arts. Drop off prior to
May 30 at Town Hall or
Bisback's, 86 Queen St.,
Hensall.-17
GO-GETTERS SPRING
RUMMAGE SALE will be held
in the Parish Hall of St. Paul's
Anglican Church, Saturday,
May 9 beginning at 1 p.m.
Good used . clothing and ar-
ticles will be
available.-17,18ar
HAM AND TURKEY SUP-
PER at Londesboro United
Church, Thursday, May 14
from 5-7:30 p.m. Adults $5;
children $2.50; preschoolers
free. Takeout orders available.
Sponsored by UCW. Everyone
welcome. -17, 18
WESLEY-WILLIS AND
ONTARIO STREET United
Church joint Thankoffering
May 10 7:30 p.m. at Ontario
Street United Church. Speaker
Rev. JohiFAnderson from New
Zealand. Special music by
Ontario Street Teen
Choir. -17 ,18
GOOD USED CLOTHING
SALE Saturday, May 2 at the
Ontario Street United Church
at 10 a.m. Lunch available. -17
NATURAL FAMILY
PLANNING CLINIC -
BILLING'S METHOD - To
achieve or avoid pregnancy.
Short introductory slide
presentation,, individual
consultation. Couples
welcomed between .7-9_ :p.m.
First Thursday of every month
at Huron County Health Clinic,
106Shipley St., Clinton.— 48tfn
HURON COUNTY FAMILY
PLANNING project invites
you to attend Family Plaming
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 litig's
(natural family planning)
available first Thursday of
eachmonth.—EOW AR
PLANT AUCTION - Garden
and house plants, perennials,
shrubs, etc. at the Clinton
Town. Hall, Friday, May 8 at 7
pan. Auctioneer - Richard
Lobb. Any plant donations
would be appreciated.
Proceeds for the work of the
Clinton Horticultural
Sbdiety.-17
PENNY SALE sponsored by
Vanastra Lioness Club to be
held at Vanastra Factory
Outlet from Apr.28 toMay8 all
day, plus SaL, May 9, when
draw will be held at Clinton
Town Hall. Proceeds tospecial
nursery for han-
dicapped. -17,18
It's a fact
Over 400 volunteers
donated 100,000 hours of
their time last year to The
Canadian National Institute
for the Blind National
Library Services, helping to
provide braille and talking
books to visually handicap
ped Canadians. For more in-
formation, contact your
local CNIB office.
Treat yourself today!
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Legion Auxiliaryplan dessert euchre
By John Scott
Having survived the
Alligators and Barracudas
in North Carolina and nar-
rowly missing the tornados,
the first task I have to per-
form is to correct an item in
Steve's column last week.
The Ladies Auxiliary
Dessert Euchre on May 5,
commences at 8 p.m. not 5
p.m. as was erroneously
reported.
At Monday nights general
membership meeting, the
executive committee was
elected for 1981. They are as
follows: past president, Per-
cy Pugh; president, George
Rumball; 1st vice-president,
George Yeats; 2nd vice-
president Steven Maguire;
secretary, Art Riseley;
treasurer, George Camp-
bell; sergeant -at -arms,
George Lauzon; chaplains,
Jim Broadfoot and C-eorge
Y i matoff,.
The remainder of the ex-
ecutive consists of Harold
Black, Eric Switzer, Gord
Tait, Don Armstrong,
Garnet Harland, Doug
Coventry, Murry East, and
John Scott.
Wednesday night was the
end of the darts for another
year and was playoffs for
mixed doubles. . Brenda
Atkinson and John
Greidanus - took high couple
with Annie Sallows and Phil
McCabe taking low couple.
Looks like Phil is trying to
take low in every function.
Thats euchre and darts, keep
trying Phil.
High scores were thrown
by Karen Bolger and Lloyd
Butler.
This Saturday is the
barbecue for the dart
players to wrap up the
season. Festivities com-
mence at 5 p.m.
Now that the warm
weather is here, it is time to
start thinking about golf.
There are two lists on the
sports board. The match
play tournament for "The
Jim Armstrong trophy" will
commence as soon as all the
names are in, and as soon as
Brian Reeve and I playthe
final of last years tourna-
ment, the other list is for the
early bird tournament to be
held at Bayfield Golf Club on
May 24, 1981. Cost is $14, in-
cluding lunch at the branch.
Both these events are very
popular, so if you wish to
participate, get your name
on the lists soon.
Lineup for tickets
starts at Playhouse
Even though opening night
is still many weeks away,
there were lineups at Huron
Country Playhouse Monday
of last week. Season ticket
holders were given first op-
portunity to exchange
vouchers for actual ticket
seats.
• Office manager Lynn
Alderdice said that at 9 a.m.
the Playhouse yard was fill-
ed with cars and there were
lineups of people at the ticket
wicket. However, the cold
- temperatures forced the
sellers to close the wickets
and the lineups moved in-
doors.
Ticket -handler Janice
McIntosh says there was no
break in the line until noon,
and then business was
steady all afternoon.
More than 400 subscribers
exchanged their vouchers
tor' the seats of their choice,
Monday. There were about
2,000 individual tickets given
out. The Playhouse expects
to be busy for the next two
weeks supplying subscribers
with tickets.
There have been 1,497
subscriptions sold for this
season, while last year at
this time there had only been
about 900 sold.
CLINTON
OPTIMIST
CLUB
Garage
Sale
et the
CLINTON ARENA
SATURDAY, MAY 2
9AMto2PM
Anyone wishing • to
donate articles are
asked to please call any
of these numbers...
482-7138
482-9757
482-7981
Arrangements may be
made for pkk-up at your
convenience, or it may
he loft at the stuns t
en. -2 pm Saturday.
Proceeds from the
gslrege sale will be used
In helping the youths of
the Community and the
Clinton Early Childhood
Education Centr .
No individual tickets will.
be sold until May 16.
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Last week, our branch
donated the hall for a
seniors' euchre party.
It was a very successful
night with 22 tables playing
with proceeds being donated
to the hospital building fund.
On May 23, we will be
represented in Cornwall at
the Provincial Euchre Tour-
nament by John Deeves, Bill
Harris, Russ Byers and
George Rumball.
Well I have shown
remarkable restraint so far
in not mentioning that I took
money from Don Armstrong
at golf, and I promised that I
wouldn't mention it, so I
won't.
Another thing I promised
not to mention was George
Yeats, who celebrated his
birthday on Saturday. I
won't say how old he is, but
he looks very good for his
age.
And, last but by no means
least, the ladies held a mixed
euchre party last Friday.
They were understandably
disappointed when only 31/2
tables were in play. Annie
Sallows took high lady with
79 and John Deeves took
men's high with 72. Min
Rumball took low lady with
47 and Dorothy O'Connell
took low men's with 50. Lone
hands were taken by Frank
Thompson and Alice
Jackson.
ARTICLES
for the
OPTIM ST GARAGE SALE
are to be
LEFT AT THE CURBS
FOR PICK-UP
OR
YOU MAY TAKE ARTICLES
TO THE ARENA
THURSDAY, APRIL 30
from
7 P.M. to 9 P.M.
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URBAN
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* Thls Thursday,
• April iD
* Join es for en
evening of country
* rock music - and show
* off your best
* Western outfits. ?'
PRIZES
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SIDNEY and CATHERINE SLOTEGRAAF
Happy 45 Anniversary
Mom a Dad / Grandma Si Grandpa
% from your children, grandchildren
and great grandchildren.
OPEN HOUSE Al CLINTON i DISTRICT CHRISTIAN
I SCHOOL, AUDITORIUM -'MAY 9, 1101 FROM 7 to 9 P.M.
gest Wishes Only
DANCE
to the Music of
WALTER OSTENACK
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Saturday, May 9, 1981
in the Clinton Arena
'SPONSORED BY THE CLINTON FAIR BOARD
TICKETS: 85. PER PERSON
Can be obtained from any director, the
Secretary Faye Fear or the Blue Fountain
Restaurant, Clinton.
All proceeds to be used to reduce the loan of the Fair Board.
Special Permit in Effect. ,
Edgar & Helen
Rathwell
ore celebrating
their
40 WEDDING
ANNI VERSAR Y
SATURDAY, MAY 9, '81
9P.M.-1 A.M.
Vti'e ore pleased
to invite Relatives,
Friends and
Neighbours
—Best Wishes Only -
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SMORGASBORD
at the
WHITE CARNATION
HOLMESVILLE
SUNDAY, MAY 10
12:30-2 P.M./5:00.7:30 P.M.
Roast Beef & Dressed Pork
ADULTS $5.95 12&UNDER 43s50
PRE-SCHOOL $1. 50
Prices Include Salad Bar & Hot Buffet
Music for the Evening Smorgasbord
by Arlene Darnborough
482=9228/4ftor Hour; 524-4133
CLINTON
PUBLIC
SCHOOL
Presents
Virtue and Justice Triumph
Again
Thursday, April 30th at 7:30 p.m.
AND
Tell Me A Story
Thursday, May 7th at 7:30 p.m.
ADMISSION: '1.00
TICKETS AVAILABLE
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