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P44,F 20—CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER? I,981
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CLINTON LEGION BINGO
every Thursday, 8 p.m. First
regular card $1. Six cards for
$1: Fifteen regular games,
three share -the -wealth. Early
bird game 7:45 p.m. Jackpot
$200 must go each
week.-30tfar
WESLEY-WILLIS • 4& ON-.
TARIO ST. UNITED
CHURCHES invite. you to
attend their. Fall Thankof-
fering services at Wesley -
Willa United Church on Sun.,
Oct. 25 at 7;30 p.m. Speaker -
Rev. Arthur Scott. Theme
"Bloomware Planted". Music
by CHSSChoir.=40x42
QCPOBERFEST DANCE' by
Goderich • • Township
Recreation. Sat., Oct. 17,1981,
9p.m. -.1 a,rn Music: J.D. and
The Rising III. 812 per couple.
'Tickets available 524 7004.--38-
41,ar
AT CLINTON COMMUNITY
(ENTRE Sat. Oct. 17, 1981,
Clinton Mustangs 300 Booster
Club Hospitality Night ,and
$1000draw. "Disc Jockey". No
admission charge. 9 p.m, to 1
a m. •Proceeds to 'purchase
hockey equipment. Special
Events .L cense.-38,40ar
BUS TRIPS with BLANCHE
DEEVES - Oct. 7 Elmira and
area; Oct. 13. 14 Jack Miner
Sahctuary; Oct. 28 Mystery
Tour 'Watch for further tours.
More `r information call 482-
3383,-39,40nx
DONNYWEIR Charolais
Production Sale on the farm,
RIO Caledon East, 20 miles
north of Toronto International
Airport. SundayL October 18,
1:00 p.m. Offering 35 lot-
s.-4Obe
GOSHEN TURKEY SUPPER
Wed., Oct. 28,1981. Sittings at 5
p.m. and 6:30 p.m. Tickets $6.
Phone 565-2124 on Oct. 9.-40
THE BIIUCEFIELD UNITED
CHURCH WOMEN are having.
a ,;Dessert Euchre and • Bake
Sale in the Church Hall on Oct.
14 at 1 p.m. Admission
$1.50.--40
FESTIVAL SINGLES DAN-
CE, Friday, Oct. 9, Victorian
Inn, Stratford. Dancing 9 - 1
a.m. Welcome all singles over
25. No blue jeans. -40
"THE HURON COUNTY
HEALTH UNIT invites you to
attend the Adult Health
Guidance Centre, held at the
Ontario Street United Church,
Clinton on Thursday, October
8, 1981 from 1:30 - 3:30 for: 1.
Health Surveillance. 2. Foot
Care. 3. Anaemia Screening. 4.
Urine Testing. 5. Blood
Pressure. -40 ar
VARIETY CONCERT to raise
money for • the Town and
Country Homemakers of
Huron CountyOct.. 18 at 2 p.m.
at F.E. Madill Secondary
School Wingham. $3. Adults,
half price children 12 and
under. -40, 41
KITS
ETT:ING
Moy'bewe,could"meet at
Clinton 1High`School
Night does on Monday,
Qctober 19' at 7:30 p.m.
in the
REWE1...81' KIT FINISHING CLASS
iffyou. are interested or have -
' any questions call....
or 482-3471
THE ` .USABLE — BAVFIELD
CONSERVATION RUTHQRITY
Invites everyone to the
Bannoakten,n'3-
RLL J-iikE
Sunday, ocEo%Jez 18.
2—q p.m.
Hot drinks will be served. Natur&listS.
will guide nature hikes around the
Bannockburn Wildlife Area.
For more information call 235-2610.
HEREFORD SALE
Thanksgiving Banner Sale,
Elzey. r Hereford Farms, RR1
Flinton, Ont., October 12, 1981
at 1:00 p.m. Selling ap-
proximately 75 head from free
listed herds. Elzevir Hereford,
Golden Oak, Roxwood,
Lymdale, Elm Lodge and
Hastings Polled Herefords
Farms.-40bc
TOLEDO DINNER
THEATRE WEEKEND -
November 13, 14, 15. Come,
join us for a fun -filled, relaxing
weekend. Contact Helen Wells,
482-9492.-40x
ROMANELLI Charolais Third
Production Sale, • Romanelli
Sale Arena, Beeton, Ont..
Saturday, October 17, 1:00
p.m. Offering approximately
60 females featuring the in-
fluence of Romeo and
Professor.,-40bc
TEESWATER "A" Fair,
:October 10, parade, covered
show ring, livestock
classifications, 4-H shows,
harness races, horse shows,
exhibits, concessions, midway,
helicopter rides, 2 dan-
ces. —40bc
YARD SALE 112 miles south of
Bayfield, Sat., Oct: 10 from 9
a.m. - 5 p.m. -40
COME AND JOIN the .. en-
terprising seniors to view a
film on Dungannon's 125th
Birthday, etc:, on October 15 at
s p.m. in the Community
Centre in Holmesville.
Everyone is welcome. Ladies
please bring a few sand-
wiches. -40
COLLEGE NIGHT at Central
Huron Secondary School
scheduled for Wed., Oct. 14.
from 1:30 - 3:30 p.m. Hosting
twelve Community. Colleges,
University of Guelph and the
apprenticeship training
branch. Bus transportation is
-available. - For more in-
formation phone Guidance
Office at econdary
School.-40ar
FESTIVAL BAZAAR Sat.
• Nov. 14 from , 2-4 .p.m. at
Ontario St. United Church
featuring Tea Room, Festival
Boutique, handmade crafts,
sewing, baking, potted plants,
delicatessen, flea market and
Country. Kitchen. -40
BROWNIE, GUIDE, Path-
finder and Ranger parents are
urged to attend the meeting at
the Legion. Hall On Oct. 13 at.
8;30 p.m. The purpose of the
meeting is to form, a parent
group committee to help the
Guiders. -40
ADULT GUITAR CLASS
Tuesday evening. Beginners
welcome. Gtpitars for sale or
rent. Phone Henry Pulsifer
527.0059.--40,41
ATTENTION LADIES!
Ceramic classes now starting
Oct. 6, 1981 at Mar-dels,
Holmesville. For more in-
formation . phone 482-
9830.-40.41
PRE-SCHOOL \
STORY
HOUR J
Clinton Public School
for
3-4 year olds accom-
panied by o parent.
WED., OCT. 14 and every
second Wednesday
at
2:30 p.m.
`\iFRI., RANI., SUN. r r. OCT. 9TH- I OM- 11TH
FR1. & SAT., OCT. 9TH & 10TH ONLY
At the Legion
H
est dance coming
By Steve Cook
Special Sale this week.
Buy your 2" x10" x 10 ft.
joist for the Legion at a
special reduced price of only
$8 each. There are only 180
required, so get yours while
they last. Anyone purchas-
ing one or more of these
joists will have their name
permanently inscribed on it
for posterity's sake. If you
can't lend a hand in the ac-
tual building of the addition;
you can do your part supply-
ing a bit of the material. If
• joists don't turn you on, just
check the list downstairs at
the legion and pick out
something that does. Hurry!
Hurry! Hurry!
There, now that the sales
pitch is over, we'll get down
to the news of the week. Six
of our loyal members went to
Seek $250,000
GODERICH - October has
been declared hospital
month in Goderich and the
campaign has begun to raise
$250,000 of the estimated
$500,000 cost of a new
Intensive Care Unit at
Alexandra Marine and
General Hosptial. ,The
remaining money will come
from the hospital's reserve
fund.
Once the fund raising
efforts are completed, the
project should get underway
next spring and be com-
pleted by September of next
year.
Dundalk last week to par-
ticipate
articipate in a cribbage tourna-
ment and canal home win-
ners and champions. George
and Minlue Rumball, Eric
and Marg Switzer, John
Deeves and Doris.. Chambers
all participated in this event.
George and Minlue Caine out
the overall champions of the
tournament and were
presented with two very nice
trophies.Eric won the
distinction of winning the
high hand for the day mak-
ing it an overall resounding
success for Branch 140. Con-
gratulations everyone.
The bus trip was enjoyed
immensely by all who par-
ticipated with food, food,
food being one of the major
ON THE OCCASION
OF THE FORTIETH
WEDDING
ANNIVERSARY
of
Winifred and
Robert Homuth
their children cordially
Invite friends to a
drop -In reception
at the home of
Brenda & John
Radford •
Londesboro, Ontario
SUN. OCT. 11
7-9:30 p.m.
Gifts graciously declined
OPEN
WEDDING
RECEPTION
for
Mary Lynn Talbot
and
Paul Gibson
on
SAT. OCT. 10
at the
WHITE CARNATION
HOLMESVILLE
Dancing 9 -1
attractions along the way. It
seems that every branch
visited had a little something
put on.,for our contingent.
Apparently four members
from the Mt. Brydges
Branch were encountered
along the way and an on til
spot invitation was proffered
and accepted resulting in an
unscheduled but thoroughly
enjoyed stop. Everyone ar-
rived home 'safe and sound
about midnight that evening.
We would like to 'extend a
special thanks to Murray
Johnston for handling the
bus driving chores, and look-
ing after everyone so well,
and an extra special thank
you to Paul Cormier for his
part in the trip.
Come and Enjoy THANKSGIVING.
DINNER with us!
BLUE FOUNTA
RESTAURANT & STEAK HOUSE
Albert St. Clinton 482-3077
LICENCED UNDER 1.1.8.0.
TUES. TO SAT. 10 A.M.-10 P.M.
SUNDAY 10 A.M.-8 P.M.
SPECIAL DINNER SERVED
SATURDAY, SUNDAY AND
MONDAY. OCTOBER 10, 11 & 12
FROM 3 P.M. -8 P.M.
WEEKEND
SMORGASBORD SPECIAL
Your choice of
- *BEEF *TURKEY *HAM
111 served with
Scalloped Potatoes or Mashed
Mashed Turnip or Peas .
Pumpkin Pie
' and Whipped Cream
plus all the extras
including salad bar, soup,
dessert, etc.
Open: 7 days a week - 7 am to 10 pm,
except Saturday and Sunday 9 am to 10 pm
"F into Fashion"
with the
Clinto
F
Starts FRIDAY'
1NOWTIMiS:
FRI. £ SAT. - Two Showing., i •
SUM.-THURS . on• Showing S P.M.
BONUS FEATURE "HILLS HAVE EYES"
5 SIG SHOWS
SUNDAY NIGHT ONLY OCT. 14TH
SHE HAS SLAVES FOR HER
PASSIONS BUT SHE IS A
SLAVE AF HER OWN.
UpsuisArithest
ra.rod/ your *v7n490)00
1h•
Oct. 24
Misted euchre will .start in
one week from Friday night,
and men's euchre started
this week so if you didn't get
out to sign up, do it on Tues-
day night.
There was also a cheque
presented to the Fire
Department for rescue
equipment, and a descrip-
tion of that will be found
elsewhere in this paper.
Don't forget. the Harvest
Dance coming up on Oct. 24.
Dancing will be from 9 till 1
for the low price of $5 per
person, which includes lunch
and prizes. Tickets are
available at the bar.
BENEFIT
DANCE
for
Ralph and Pat
Datong
Fre Victims
at
BLYTH COMMUNITY
CENTRE
FRI., OCT. 9, 1981
DANCING • PM -1 AM
Ladles please bring
lunch.
MUSIC BY...
JIM MEDD
"Pleasure Pak"
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OCTOBER 11 •
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Our season ends with this show October 11. The
management and staff would like to thank you
for your patronage - and we look forward to
seeing you again In the spring, for a bigger and
better season.
We know
you care!
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\need
your pledge !
CLINTONt PUBLIC HOSPITAL
STAFF ASSOCIATION
Bake & Craft Sal
•
*HOME-MADE BAKING AND *HAND -MADE
CRAFTS
Wednesday, October 21, '81
AT 10 A.M.
IN THE HOSPITAL BOARD ROOM
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ALL PROCEEDS TO THE HOSPITAL BUILDING FUND
n
SHOW
Wednesd
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CENTRAL HU' !/'''''" ` "
SCHOOL
2 P.M. OR
TICKETS ii ,, EAG ;
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Our emc.'
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GQ FOR
A DRIVE THIS WEEKEND �.
S?"4 LAST CHANCE°S
TO SEE ONTARIO'S COLOUR
THEN PICK UP
SOME
GOOD
CHICKEN
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STYLES
DISPLAYED
TO YOU BY
MODELS OF...
of
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LONDON
School of
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FOLLOWING (Tickets ovoilobIe-;estP.—
locations also) —
•Anstett Jewellers
•Gerrard's
•Thr
_ ell's Men's Wear
`burgess Department Store
-'he Cloths �o? _
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IN ALL YOUR MOST.
COLOURFUL LOCATIONS
94 Elgin�Ave., East 227 Main Street
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