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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News Record, 1981-06-04, Page 22• - ! ,II4TON Nftws. .cOI , THURSDAY, JUNE 4 , 1981 CIPTON LEGION BINGO eee* Thursday, 8 p.m. First rMOtlar card $1, 6 cards for Si ts.regillar gaIraes, 3 share-the- wlltlu, Early bird game 7:45 p,M.. Jackpot $2x00 must go eachWeek. - 2Otfar I3INtio every Tuesday evening at Vanastra Centre, 11045 Clinton, 8 p.m. First. regular card, SI.80; 15 regular S15 games, three share -the - Wealth, Jackpot $200.00 must gol' Admission restricted to 16 Aar) and over.-52tfar • -------- STRAWBERRY & . IIAM SUPPER, Brucefield United church, ,tune 17, 1981 from 5 - 8 PM. NM, $5.50; 6 -12 $2.50; Wider 6 free, -2143 117 HURON FISH to GAME BJNG every Sunday at 1•:30 p , , Mat regular card $1,00, re frictedto16yearsandover. Ylaltpot $100 hitt"go .cit week. 15 regular games of $10 - laleast on spilt.--37tfar SALVATI.ON ARMY THRIFT 4404E has a penny sale and salefor monthof'Jime.-22 . ANNUAL BALLET VITAL by : pupil's of M. Zabiodci, Clinton Public School, June 18 at 7:30 ppm. Theme "The Rainbow itlection". Adults $1. Childr n alder 12, 50 bents. Proceeds for St. Joseph's S parate, ' School Concert TALES DANCE 0 5, Victorian Inn, ipg u p.m 1. . et, singles over HARBOUR ANTIQUES - 35A West St,, Goderich. opening June 1.2,1681.-22 CELEBRATE with us Zurich's 125th Anniversary. July 1st, Sports Day and Pork Bar- becue; July 2nd, Children's Program and Fashion Show; July 3rd, Fish Fry and Lionel Thornton's Casa Royal Orchestra at 9 p.m.; July 4th, School Reunion, parade, displays and 125th Anniver- sary Dinner, catered by The Garage of London; July 5th, Community Church Service. For further information phone Zurich 236-4974.-22-25 GODERICH AND DISTRICT ASSOCIATION FOR THE MENTALLY RETARDED will hold an information and membership meeting at the Kinsmen Centre, Keays St., 3oderti'ch=on~Thursday, June it at 8 o'clock p.m. Everyone fron Clin.tonSeaforth District welcome. -22 WI NDSOR:D.ETRO IT Interim :tional Freedom Festival, June 25 to July 5. Las Vegas nights, fireworks, Conklin Carnival, tug boat races, Harrow Bluegrass; dram corps competition, Police Pipe Band, bed race, air show, water barrel fight and more. Phone (519) 252-7264 (Windsor ).-22bc ATTEND the Fiddle and Step Dance contest, July 10 and 11 at the Fergus and District ComniUnity Centre. Fergus, Ont. For Fof information contact Mery Woods, 843.1630 -22bc e. T1&J TIUi-CK FEO1i1 GOODWILL, WINS, TRIES, London will be taming to the Londesboro area, on June 9. Prior to JuneB, donations may be left at 'Tedd Liunking's. Times of arrivals: Londesboro Church 9-10 a.m.: Clinton Churches 1041 a.m.-22 SOUTH HURON & DISTRICT' ASSOCIATION presents f#ims. about Mental Retardation, June 11 and' June 25 at 7:30 .p.m. in ARC Industries, Dash- wood, Ont. Everyone welcome' For more in- formation call 236.3647.-22- 25x C.A.G.E. (Citizens Action Group for Education) public meeting, Monday, June 15 at 8 p.m. in Clinton Public School. -22 GUIDED TOUR of the Hallett Wildlife Management Area, sponsored by Clinton lHor- ticolturai Society, Wed., June 10, weather permitting,. Meet at Clinton Town Hall at 1:30 p.m. for transportation. For more information call 482- 7896.-22 "1 HAD AN ABORTION" ) Come and hear Tanya Houghson 'speak from her own experience. Thursday, 8 p.m., June 4, F. E. Maddill High School, Wingham. She is President of LH.A.A., Calgary based organization, self-help for women suffering the after . effects of abortion. Everyone invited, No .admissian.charge. (Listen to CKNX 102FM radio Friday morning 9-10 a.m. Bill • Thompson's Open Line. She will be one of the callers). --22 WEBSTER REUNION:, Sunday, June 14, 1981 at Brucefield Centennial School. Registration 2:30 p.m. for sports, program and picnic dinner. -22 HURON COUNTY'S largest used book sale, proceeds to Blyth Centre for the .Arts. Saturday, June 6, 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Blyth Manorial Hall: Bake sale, tours of the theatre all day long. Literary readings by James Reaney and Penny Kempat 1:3np.m.--22 The ROM EDWARD A NORMA DRIGG woo to Irwin , Moods mod stlil tiwstoon triNhRIECIPTION r loll" ilia waste gni WEDDING ANNI1/EIIiSA MAT, NINE 19,19$11 AT NohnasvfI. Ga d rkh Township PM -1 AM Musk by: IMI AMID AND 'f1A''MASON PANS. -/LST MONS ONLY- Le:gion By Steve Cooke Well, just because John got lucky last week and had the installation of officers to write about he's one up on me. Don't worry though, I'll get back at him. As usual this week, when I dropped in at the bar on Monday evening there were no little notes or tidbits for me. I guess that . can be ex- we can tell you all about it. petted until fall again when I'm sorry to report that the organized activities sdun we may need a new resume once more. The most caller for bingo. Jack, who concerting thing to look at had done an excellent job for however is that huge empty us for so long has announced o,;t new bingo caller blackb004acing out at the that he may have to step to count on when the budget room. Not even a dance in down. Sony to see you leave Is considered. the near future that I can Jack, and for all the time Unfortunately, it seems as d advertise. Maybe for the you've devoted for us in the if the same people do it over summer we can report all past. and over. Anyone ,who has the things that didn't happen I don't know if everyone tried to organize a crew will - for example, "There was no realizes it or not, but 'the realize how frustrating it is Men's Euchre on Tuesday Legion Bingo is an in- to make 40 phone calls to get night with its usual turnout stitution that has ben five bodies out to work. If of zero tables - etc." established over the years. everyone took their turn it Anyway, hopefully While it could not be con- would only mean one or two something will occur soon so sidered a massive fundi a year. Now, to make raiser, it does, over the it even more complicated, course of the year, provide we need a caller as well. the branch with a reliable in- Basically, what all this come that we would be hard preamble is, is an appeal for put to do without. It has its more help. Will you help ups and downs, but it's there once or twice a year? If so, Londesboro Lions. Ac[1 H L lub A•-ThON SATURDAY, JUNE 13TH 20 Km Registration of Londesboro Ball Park 9 am to l0 am PROMOS TO 1111B111111 FOIST== WIINNi RINDS 25O.LR�wI WELCOMES YOU! .Join us for our NOONDAY BUFFET MONDAY thru SATURDAY 12 Noon to 2 P.M. SUNDAYS only 12 Noon to 2:30 P.M. Come, relax and enjoy Berimiller (May e've prepared a Special loon -Day Rnffet jugs for you! You will enjoy a hot main mow.. Soup. Salads,. Desa'rt and have your Coffee varveri in our beautiful gardens. All the fond & amh,ary you ern take in and all for just one vary 1nw price! For Rasorvatinna ptaaaa ph„n, 524-2191 $1100 ONLY • RF;,MERVATiONS REQUESTED Benmiller inn Nestled in Benmiller, Ont . just 7 kilomrtr.•u pact. of Gndarich on Huron County' Road 1. too off Highway H IJE SuTf;F",T) UNf F,; T'UF 1,,1, R.O. , Famous People Players coming to Goderich June please get in touc either myself or Eric Switzer . and let us know. We'll work e e you into a crew and ease 6� The Famous People Players will be performing at the Goderich and District Collegiate this Saturday, June 6 at 8 p.m. The tickets are sold out thanks to the many people who helped sell them.. This International Year of, Disabled Persons Project has been endorsed by both the Huron County Board of Education and the Huron - Perth County Separate School Board. A new sound system has recently been in- stalled in the auditorium which was timely for this event. The sound system is courtesy of the Goderich District Collegiate and the electrical department. The Goderich Venturers - Scout Movement of Canada have volunteered their ser- vices to usher that evening. Due to the special re- quirements of Black Light Theatre the doors can only be opened between acts. We are asking that those atten- ding be seated prior to 8 p.m.. Diane Dupuy, artistic director and founder of the Famous People Players will be coming to Wingham on Rotary plans auction GODERICH.-Te Goderich Rotary Club will undertake one of its biggest projects when it stages its first an- nual charity auction on June 13. Every - cent raised at the auction will be given over to community service work and various charities and Jack Riddell MPP for Huron. Middlesex will be the guest auctioneer. The club is relying in local residents and business people to donate or consign items for the sale and already many articles have been donated including tables, stereos, bathroom fixtures, carpeting, elec- trical equipment and household appliances in- cluding ncluding fridges and stoves. Both new and used items will be auctioned and so far a ear, truck, boat, trailer, mini -bike and various an- tiques have been consigned. hursday.as a specialuuest 'of Bill Thompson on his open line radio show on June 4. Following the performance refreshments will be served in the cafeteria. Approval has been receiv- ed from the Ontario Arts COUlle11 for a -grant of $750 if needed. Any money raised over and above expenses will go to the pre-school nursery. fon the physically and men- tally handicapped children in the area, located at Vanastra. Rock 'n' Roper Booting to the SHATTERED AT THE CLINTON COMMUNITY CENTRE FRIDAY, JUNE 12th 8 PIVD to 11 PM ADMISSION -s3. PROCEEDS TO GO TO THE CLINTON PUBLIC HOSPITAL BUILDING FUND everyone's schedule a bit. If you'd like to call at the bingo, let us know as soon as Possible. It would__ its especially nice to have everything arranged before the summer holiday period when it seems like everyone is busy. Well John, I've written about everything that isn't this week, so we'll see what you can do with what is next week. NOW AT THE WHITE :zCA'RNATIO, HOLMESVILLE` , SMViORGASBOR r4. DINNER EVERY NIGHT NOW UNTiL THANKSGIVING $95 �' Salad Bar Hot Buffet �� ONLY PER PERSON .,,,„- ''—..sERVE:DsTO7:30P.M RESERVATIONS REQUESTED .* 482-9228 , 9228 ALSO NCHEOPI BUFFET` 1 4 WEEKDAYS 12 TO 2 P.M. - ONLY $395PER PERSON JUNG to W. Ws/. $ 91wre..Iasl,wwiees t I.M. M. a Asf. nom numfo/r f & e I.M. 111 flISTEST Fit ®I THE WEST 1S BACZ „ ia�lral uTnz OWWM STAaiS MIL JUNE i m. i 1TH ONE MAN CAM BRONB THE WORLD TO ITS KNEES AND ONLY ONE MAN CAM STOP HIM. SYiYES'iE8 STALL ONE NIC-111THA LES BRONSON 00801RLIIIE FSR 6004 MGM errIt f'HCNE4 7811 IAItt CONDITIONED, tl�iT.a .f= IPra1Jih"J.`.7usu:viratr-s LAST NIGHT TNURS. TO VON %o* ONIp OrIIl$1 1 P.M. IHOWUMI DUSK HAPPY STS ANGER WHENA Birthday CALLS to me STARTS JUNE STH TO 7TH Back when byou eat td to before cco ld lit ft... ij ria. goiallti Al9lJLT IIIT[ITIII�IIT JOHN BIT= ANNE ARO I a NOTE: BaiVE-IN WILL BE CLOSED MON. TO THURS. JUNE ETH -11TH THIS WEEK ONLY H41Y. 8 GQt ERICH At CONCESSION RI.,4 PHONE 114.9981.. tai inir "GOOD TIMES" ARE BACK A Disc Jockey Service with all Kinds of music, for every occasion. Call: PHIL MAIN Jr. • 524-9671 Ru$w..n 94 p.m. ,or 357-3514 THURSDAY, JUNE 11th AT THE NEW FORESTER'S HALL KINKURN SERVED FROM 5 PM -7 PM ADULTS: s4.50/CHILDREN: '2.50 SPONSORED BY THE CANADIAN FORESTERS MONSTER E -IN --605 Sponsored by Clinton Service Clubs at CLINTON COMMUNITY CENTRE EVERY MONDAY NIGHT JUNE 15 -AUGUST 31, 1981 15 Regular Games: '50. prize 3 Share -the -Wealth Games GRAND PRIZE - EACH NIGHT $ 1 000. DOORS OPEN AT 6:30 P.M. BINGO STARTS AT 8:00 P.M. ADMISSION: 16 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER PROCEEDS TO COMMUNITY WORK • KINSMEN CLUB OF CLINTON Beef Barbecue and Saturday, June 13, 1981 CLINTON COMMUNITY CENTRE DINNER SERVED FROM 6:30 to 8:30 P.M. DANCE TO JIM MEDD and the PLEASURE PAKS - 9 pm -1 am Tickets 'S./Available from any member. PROCEEDS FOR HOSPITAL FUND. SPONSORED BY KINSMEN AND KINETTES CLUBS OF CLINTON i The Goderich & District Association For The Mentally Retarded and The Goderich 8 District Pro Life Group wish to extend a heartfelt THANK YOU to the citizens of Goderich and area for their support of the Famous Peoples Players Project FAMOUS PEOPLE PLAYERS JUNE 6 8:00 P.M. Goderich District Collegiate *Due to the special nature of Black Light Theatre, the doors can only be opened between acts. We respectfully request that the audience be seated prier to 8 p.m. SORRY TICKETS ARE NOT AVAILABLE AT THE DOOR Diane Dupuy, Artistic Director and founder of Famous People Players, will be a special guest this Thursday, June 4th from 9 o.m. to 10 a.m. on 8111 Thompson's Open Line Radio Show on CKNX 102 FM. An International Year Of The Disabled Project "ONE OF THE MAIN BARRIERS FOR DISABLED PEOPLE IS THE ATTITUDE OF SOCIETY" Official symbol of the United Nations International Year for Disabled Persons (19111) expresses equality, hope and support. The enfolding brandies are port of She UN emblem. This project is endorsed by The Huron County Board of Education and The Huron Perth County Roman Catholic Separate School Boarr.