Clinton News Record, 1981-05-07, Page 24•
PAGE 24—CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, MAY 7 ,1
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BINGO every Tuesday
evening at Vanastra Centre,
R.R5 Clinton, 8 p.m. First
regular card, $l .00: 15 regular
$15 games, three share -the -
wealth. Jackpot $200.00 must
go! Admission restricted to 16
years and ov er .—•52t far
HURON FISH & GAME
BINGO every Sunday at 1:30
p.m. First regular card $1.00,
restricted to 16 years and over.
Jackpot 6100 must go each
week..l5 regular games of $.10 -
$5least on split.-37tfar
PENNY SALE sprinsored by
Vanastra Lioness Club to be
held at Vanastra Factory
Outlet from Apr. 28 to May8 all
day, plus Sat, May 9, when
draw will be held at Clinton
Town Hall. Proceeds to special
nursery for han-
dicapped. --17,18
CLINTON LEGION BINGO
every Thursday, 8 p.m. First
regular card $1. 6 c.ards for Si.
15 regular games, 3 share-the-
wea Ith, Early ;bird game 7:45
p.m. Jackpot $200 -.must go
each week.-20tfar
OPEN HOUSE at Brickman's
Country Gardens, Rill
Sebringvflle, Thurs., May 14 to
ThUrs„ May 21,-17-19
GO-GETTERS SPRING
RUMMAGE SALE will beheld
In the Parish Hall of St. Paul's
Anglican Church, Saturday,
May 9 b _ inning 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,
COME AND ENJOY a mor-
ning snack of coffee and
muffins at the Ontario Street
Church Hall - Thursday, May
14 at 9:30 - 11:30 a.m. Price 75
cents. Home baking, sewing
and produce also available.
Sponsored by the Afternoon
Unit. -18
ONTARIO Polled Hereford
Club Spring Showcase Sale,
Saturday, May 30, 1981.
Newmarket Fairground, Show
11:00 a.m. Sale 1:00 p.m. For
catalogues, Box 35, Carrying
Place, Ontario KOK 1L0,-18bc
BRUCEF1ELD FIRE
DEPARTMENT Pancake
Breakfast, May 16, 1961 from 7
a,m, to 12 p.m, and Car Wash
at 7 a.m. Proceedsfor
Muscular Dystrophy. -17-19x
BENEFIT DANCE for Sharon
and. Brad Carnochan, Seaforth
Community Centre, Saturday,
May 23, 1981, Music by "Star
Trek". Ladles please bring
lunch,-17,18nx
001 SLEY-W11.LIS AND.
ONTARIO STREET.0 ited
Church joint Thankoffering
May 10 - 7:30 p.m at: Ontario
Street United'Church, Speaker
Rev, John Anderson from New
.land... 'Special mUste by
OntarioStweet Teen
L"ioir. - f,16 -
CLINTON PUBLIC
HOSPITAL EMPLOYEES
ASSOCIATION BUILDING
FUND RAISING DANCE
Saturday, May 30, 1981,
Goderich Township Hall.
Music by "Lincoln Green".
Dancing 9 p.m.,tot a.m. Buffet
lunch. Tickets $7.50
each.-- eeow
GARAGE SALE- May 9 across
from the Elm Haven at 10 a.m.
sharp, --18
ANNUAL FIREWORKS
DISPLAY sponsored by
Hullett Township Recreation
Committee and Londesboro
Lions Club, Monday, May 18,
at dusk in the Hullett Central
School grounds, Londesboro.
Admission $3 a car. Lunch
boothongrounds.-18,19
CLINTON JUNIOR C
MUSTANGS and Minor .Ball
are holding a dance May 23
from 9 p.m, -1m. in Clinton
Community Centre. Dance to
Roger Quick and the Rain-
bows: Tickets at Jerry
McLean's Sports. $5 per
person.-120ow
Henson .Bean Pot
*Home cooked meals *Take-outs
MOTHER'S DAY SPECIAL ------
SERVED 5 P.M. -- r:30 P.M.
f : NAM $17 5BAKSN EANS � •
SCALLOPED POTATOES
tot MOM: Man..frl. i e.m..183O p.m.
Sp$urdry 1 A.m..1130 p.m.
Sunday 10830 e.ln. • 9130 p.Itil.
GIANT. RUMMAGE AND
AUCTION SALE - Sat., May 9
in aid of Hensall United
Church Building Committee
for senior citizen housing.
Pick-up May 6 and 7 after 5
p.m. Phone 262-2946;.,262-2129;
262-5018; 262-2124; 262-5838.
Any saleable items ap-
preciated. Sale at United
Church beginning at 9 a m.
Coffee and light lunches
available. Auction at 1 p.m.
Bake sale at 2 p.m. sponsored
by the Explorers._18
BLUEWATER GOLF CLUB,
Bayfield "Open House" Fri.,
May 8, 1981 at 7 :30 p.m. Come
out to help plan this year's
activities. This is your club..
Everyone welcome. Coffee and
cake served. -18
GARAGE SALE at 275
Townsend St., Clinton on
Saturday, May 9, 1981 at 10:00
a.m. Antiques, clothing,
furniture and miscellaneous
items_ -18x
Ituromage & Auction Sole
Saturday, May 9th
Proceeds' to Hansen United Church Building
fund for Senior Citizen Housing...
RUMMAGE SALE BEGINS AT 9:30 A.M.
AUCTION SALE AT 1:00 P.M.
SAKE SALE AT...2:00 P.M.
Furniture, appliances and many items too
numerous to mention.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL:,1
282-2129/262-2946/262-3838
262.4124/262.5018
FINAL PICK-UP FRIDAY, MAY 8th
AUCTIONEER: DON VAN PATTER
Zurich
Lunch Available
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TO OUR SPECIAL
SMORGASBORD
at the
WHITE CARNATION
HOLMESVILLE
SUNDAY, MAY 10
12:303 P.M./::0-9:60 P.M.
Rost Beef & Dressed Pork
. ADULTS S J.
The feting was excellent at last Thursday night's musical
play staged by the students at Clinton Public School. Here
Grandmother iPertdtls (Duyvil McLeod) gives advice to
one of her boarders, W.C. Fteldman (Beecher Menzies)
while Archibald (t, Snidely (Dave Pullen) and Archie, Jr.,
left, look on. Shown behind gra:Wpm:titer is Daisy Perk
-( Klin Goldsworthy ). ( James Fitzgerald photo)
Legion golfset to tee off
and John Scott; runners up, Greidanus. The evening was
Brenda Atkinson and Neil finished off with the presen-
E. he 's high tation of prizes and lunch
scores
lliottwere thrownyearby John and everyone had a great
Swith 148) .
Rosemary Armstrong160(+ with and a Withtimethe summer slowdown
135 (+ 135) with runners up fast approaching, news is go -
Brian Atkinson and Terry ing to be hard to come by.
Hollingshead tied with 140 Don't forget to keep. dropp-
and Joyce Scott with a 134, In ing those little tidbits of in -
the playoffs, the ladies formation off at the bar so
singles was won by Phyllis we'll have something to
Butler and the men's singles write about.
by Terry Hollingshead. In
mixed doubles, it was Bren-
da and John Greidanus,
ladies doubles were Madelon
and Joyce, and men's
doubles were John Scott and
John Greidanus, Rosemary
Armstrong won the trophy
for a perfect score of 180.
Next year the Legion darts
will be supervised by Brenda
and Brian Atkinson, and the
starting date will be on Oc-
tober 2nd and will be held on
Thursday nights.
The* combined Clinton
Legion and Fish and Game
dart fun night was won by
Kay Falconer and Terry
• Hollingshead. High scores
were taken . by Gary
Freeman and Joyce Cooke.
The low couple was Val Holl-
ingshead and John
By Steve Cooke
The first item of business
this week is to correct an er-
ror in John's column last
week — Ah ha, got ya, John.
Anyway, the golf tourna-
ment coming up is to be
played at Bayview Golf
course — not Bayfield as
previously reported. A11
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DRIVE-IN THEATRE
169 Bosch St., Clinton 41121030
PLAYING THIS WEEKEND
FRI.-SAT.-SUN.. MAY 8-9-10
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2ND FEATURE
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ADULT ENTERTAINMENT
*****'IMI`'!AI"*******'10r'1t'*
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Treat Mom to
Dinner out!
WEEKEND
SPECIAL
Served Friday, Saturday
and Sunday e May 8-9.10
FEATURING
ROAST BEEF
ROAST PORK
BAKED HAM
with Pineapple Sauce
HIP OF BEEF
Hip served Sunday only
SERVED SMORGASBORD
STYLE FROM 3 PM ON
Includes your choice of mashed, baked, br frons*
fried potatoes, buttered kernel corn, homemade
Soup or juice, complimentary trip to our salad bar,
roll, fee or wife,. Dessert: Pia of your choice.
MOTHER'S DAY
WEEKEND t 49
SPECIAL!
ALL FOR Sr
Children's Portions Available
EBB1E'S
RES AURA
4 mil** SK,tlit'116f COM ot+
o+; l'iwy. No. 4 art Vonestre Rd.
ELM HAVEN
MOTOR HOTEL
Highway No. 11 Wert, Clinton
THIJRSDAY,SMAY 7
IFIFTIES NIGHT
* Join us for an
* evening of dancing to
*
* fifties and sixties music
*
PRIZES
*For best -dressed couple
11� *For best -dressed single
* *For runners-up
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those interested in this tour-
nament, please take note.
Advance tickets are
available at the bar for the
Legion's annual spring
dance in May. It should -be a
good one as the "Swinging
Brass", an eight piece or-
chestra, is providing the
entertainment and dance
music. The dance is schedul-
ed to run from 9 - 1, with a
buffet lunch being served.
Cost is $12 per couple, but get
your tickets soon as it's
bound to be a total sellout.
Now, for the dart news.
From the seven or eight
pages of results, here is what
I figured out. At the last
regular darts night, the
games were strictly for fun,
centering around a lunch of
barbecue steaks, pot luck
side dishes, and presentation
of trophies. The winners of
the fun games were Val and
Terry Hollingshead with Art
Riseley and Madelon Yeats
turning in the high scores of
125 and 118 respectively. The
low couple for the night was
Lloyd Butler and Millie
Hanley.
The season's results were:
winner§of the
year,Rosemary Armstrong
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Congratulat ions
TOM
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from all
your friends
on reaching the
BIG "30"
OPEN
WEDDING
RECEPTION
for
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and
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Saturday, May 16/81
in
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SAT. MATINEE
1 :30 PM
Don & Greta
Greidanus
are celebrating
their
AG IPTH WEDDING
ANNIVERSARY
Monday, May 18/ 81
We are pleased to
invite Relatives,
Friends & Neighbours
at the
Clinton and District
Christian School
Auditorium
8 PM -10 PM
Best Wishes Only
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CLINTON
HORTICULTURAL
SOCIETY
are holding a
PLANT
AUCTION
FRIDAY, MAY 8
AT 7:00 PM
In the r
CLINTON TOWN HALL
Auctioneer:
Richard Lobb
Any plant denetiens
would.bo appreciated.
12&UNDER 93.50
PRE-SCHOOL 9 it"
Prices Include Salad Bar & Hot Buffet
Music for the Evening Smorgasbord
by Arlene Darnborough
482.9228/After Hours 524-4133
HELP CELEBRATE
WITHUS
ZURICH'S
125TH
ANNIVERSARY
featuring
LIONEL THORNTON'S
CASA ROYAL ORCHESTRA
Friday, July 3
ZURICH ARENA
Tickets available ,��� 4q,'4
now call: ""
DANCE
tothe Music �
WALTER
9STENACK
n
Saturday,.May 9, 19:1
in the Clinton Arena
*SPONSORED 1W THE CLINTON PAIR BOA
TICKETS:. 05. PER PERSON
Can be obtained from any director, t
Secretary Faye Fear or the Blue Foun-in -
Restaurant, Clinton.
All proceeds to be used to redpermituce in the
Effect. loan of t Fair Board.
'For Mothr's
Sptciai
and for our Special Da
We at the glue Fountain Restaurant
and Steak House are celebrating
our 1 ST ANNIVERSARY along with
MOTHER'S DAY on Sunday, May 10th
Please join us on
Sunday, May 10th for
a superbly prepared
Special meal!
Choose from these delicious suggestions or
from our menii...
*Barbecued Spare Ribs •Ham Steak
•Lake Huron Perch .New York Strip Loin
•Roast Turkey
All. SPE.('IAI, MEALS (1CLU1)E:
Salad hair. ( hales of Potato, gaup nr juice, choice of d,' 'r,
and lea or coffer,
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BLUE FOUNTAIN
RESTAURANT 8 STEAK HOUSE
FULLY LICENCED UNDER L.L.B.O.���- �ry�
80 ALBERT ST. CLINTON
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Turn. -Sat. 10A.M,-10 P.M./Son. 10 A.M -1; I'. .
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