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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1981-10-28, Page 20PAGE 20--CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WED e coming DAY, OCTO ° ac 28,1' ° 1 MORNING MARKET 10 a.m. - 1 p.m. Saturday, November 7, Wesley -Willis Church, Qinton. Handmade articled, foods. flea market and silent auction. Light hinchserved.--42,43 PRESS UP FOR HALi.OWEEN and rent your down suit from the Clinton Kinettts: Adult sizes $4.00.. Phone 482-7121 after 6..p.m. Mon. - Frig, 12 6 p.m- on Sat.. -41-43 I t SUNDAY ... EVENING SWIMMING : 7 - 8:30 p.m. at Vanaslra Recreation Centre. Bring the family or just yourself.-42,43ar THE FAMILY OF MR. NORMAN' SHEPHERD is holding Open House in honour of his 85th birthday in the new auditorium, Huronview, on Saturday, October 31 from 2 -5 p.m. Best wishesonly.-42,43x HOT TURKEY SUPPER Walton United Church, Wed., Nev. 4 from 3::30- 8 p.m. Adults $5.50, children .$2.75, preschoolers free. --42,43 CLINTON WOMEN'S IN- STITUTE Euchre party, Thurs., Oct. ,29 at 2 pp. .at the Clinton Tbwn Hall. Admission $k bunch included. -42x• ROYAL WINTER. BUS TRIP with Blanche Deeves, please call 4$2.8.385:- 41-43NX. TandEA BAZAmi.. SATURDAY OCTOBER 31,1981 3 P.M. at the ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH HALL Rottenbury St E. Clinton SPONSORED BY - MADELEINE LANE • AUXILIARY BINGO every Tuesday evening at Vanastra Centre, R.R. 5 Clinton, 8 p.m. First regular card $1.00; 15 regular $15 games, three share -the - wealth. Jackpot $200.00 must go! Admission is restricted to 16 years and over.-3otfar HOLMESVILLE UNITED CHURCH BAZAAR and BAKE SALE at Goderich Township Community Centre, Wed.,, Nov. 4 at2: 30 p.m .-41-43 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 $2.00 must go each week.-3otfar WESTERN Ontario Hereford Zone will hold its fall sale of Purebred Horned and Polled Herefords on Saturday, November 7, 1981. Show 11 a.m., sale 1:30 p.m. at Walkerton Fair Building. Walkerton, Ont. Catalogues: Mrs. Pat Alexander, Brussels, 'Ont., NOG 1H0. (519) 887• 6841.-43bc THE CANADIAN Toy Collectors' Society, presents its tenth annual "Canada's Greatest Toy Collectors'Toy Show and Sale", Sunday, Nov 8, 10 a.m. to 4 p,ln., St. Lawrence Market, Front anc Jarvis Streets, Toronto. Admission $2.50. Accompanies children free.-43bc The ladies of thea Christiar Reformed Church, Clinton wil hold their annual bazaar Friday, November 20 in the gymnasium of the Clintor. Christian District School from 2 to 9 p.m. Craft. and bakes goods for sale. Coffee and ter will be served. Supper from 1 to 8 p.m. -43-45 HENSALL UNITED CHURCE Anniversary,, Sunday. November 1,` 1981 at 11 a.m Speaker: Rev.; Harley Moore Grand • Bend: 7:30 p.m. Rev,. Dr. George Goth,. London Everyone welcome.-43ar ict" SPECIAL. MEALS SPECIAL PRICES EVERYDAY DAILY SPECIALS DIFFERENT EVERYDAY Mon. -Tues. -Wed. 11:30 to 2:30 P.M. $2.75 and $3.25 Includes soap of the day. Potatoes. vegetables,' DINNER. SPECIAL 5 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.. SATURDAY, SUNDAY Served FRIDAY, Different Special every • Week. $6.95 CHILDREN UNDER 12 HALF PRICE T ECANDLELIGHT RESTAURANT & TAVERN 44±). HAYFIELD RD GtODF.RI(•H • 52.4.7711 • COME OUT AND J' IN tiff Maitland Trails Association's Fall meeting held in Godericl at Robertson Memorial Schoo. in the music room on Nov. 4 al 8 p.m. Everyone is welcome We are a group promotin€ hiking and skiing an tht Maitland Trail. NOTE: Tc protect the rights of the Ian downers,' there will- be •a one day closing of the trail on Dec 15.-43 HURON FISH & GAME BINGO every Sunday at 1:3( p.m. First regular card $1.00. restricted to 16 years and over. Jackpot $100 must go east week. 15 regular games of $10 - 85 least o n split.-43tfar CARD PARTIES will be held Nov. 5 and Nov. 19 in the IOOF Hall at 8 p.m. Sponsored by Rebekahs and Oddfellows. Admission $1. Ladies please bring lunch. -43 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, 105 Shipley Street, Clin- ton.-48tfn HURON COUNTY FAMILY PLANNING project invites you to attend Family Planning Clinic every Thursday 'from 6:30 to 9:00 p.m. at Huron Cpunty Health Unit, Public Health Wing, Huronview, Clinton. Counselling and medical services provided. Counselling , on Billings (natural family planning) available first Thursday of each month.-35eow CARD PARTY to be held in Brucefield IOOF Hall Friday, Oct. 30 at 8:30 p.m. Ladies please bring lunch. Everyone • welcome. -43x . At the Legion John Grejcb.' us scores 180 in darts By Steve Cooke Last Saturday at the Fish and Game Club where the Huron County Dart League held their games, John Greidanus scored a perfect 180 during the practice warns up. Then, just to prove that he really is good, he turned around and did it again during a game later on. Well done John, and if you start pulling that stint off on a regular basis, we'll send you off on a tournament to represent Branch 140. The district sports meeting on Sunday saw a crowd of over 100 attending from all parts' of the Zone. Among some of the notables present were Art Riordan, the district sports rep and Len Dunkell, the district com- mander. George Rumball welcomed the guests and George Campbell thanked Pd day planned for Oct. 30 BY STEPHANIE LEVESQUE Reading and computers dominate the professional development day agenda for the Huron County elemen tary and secondary school teachers on October 30. Superintendent of educa- tion R. J. McCall said ac- tivities are open to the public. He noted secondary school activities would take place at Goderich District Collegiate Institute and elementary activities will be divided into four areas. Compacts hinder • handicapped The trend toward smaller cars is making life even harder for people in wheelchairs, say bioengineers. Compact designs are more difficult to get in and out of, . to putt a wheelchair into, and would be even more cramped when special driving aids such as hand and feet controls are added, ***At "4.4.4444 ELM HAVEN STARTS FRI., OCT. 30TH-NOV. STH SHOWTIMES: FRI. & SAT. 7 &:9. SUN.-THURS. $ P.M. DON'T YOU WISH YOU WERE ARTHUR' MOTOR HOTEL Highway No.B West, Clinton * * PLAYING . * THURSDAY -FRIDAY & SATURDAY * OCTOBER 29=30-31 "WIKRP Country" ************.******* * • • ilitirfE. ,•tiCARNATION , J 4 ;,, , HOLMESVILLE F , ,LUNCHEONWeekdays Et' "; • 12 noon -2 .m:'' y,,),‘„,. Q BUFFET P ; dally until Thanksgiving • 95 per person •..'lc Ii 6 SMORGASBORD Friday & Sunday Evening 5-7:30 p.m. . 5.95 per person Reservations requested for Saturday evening 482-9228 or after hours 524-4133. *ALSO ASK US ABOUT OUR CATERING SERVICE FOR WEDDINGS, BANQUETS & PRIVATE PARTIES • `Ata t I' ('L,r.: 15. Dudley Liza John Moore Minnelli Gielgud 0 • PHONE 524 7811 AIR CONDITIONED The Senior Citizen Club "Reach Out" will hold their AN1 JAL._BAZAAR on NOVEMBER. 6th from 2 pm to 7 pm at the ° LEGION HALL, CLINTON Crafts and baked goods for sale' Coffee & Tea Served i „too FUND RAISING AUCTION Wednesday, Oct. 28th 6:30 P.M. AT LONDESBORO FOLLOW THE SIGNS *PROCEEDS TO CLINTON HOSPITAL BUILDING FUND Consisting of furniture and opener:obi. chesterfield. TV, Electric stove. Gas range, space heater. fridge., floor polisher, 10' x 7' Garage door with hardware, storm windows, garden tractor. 1976 Moto Ski 440 Nuvlk. 1977 Moto Ski 340 Nuvlk, Acorn fireplace, picnic table. 1/2 ton Truck food of wood. '/2 pig. cut and wrap- ped, stereo hi-fi. toaster oven, lawn mower, many more Items. AUCTIONEER: RICHARD L®BB 41, THE LONDESBORO LIONS A highlight of the day will be a presentation by Don Holdaway of New Zealand, presently on the faculty of Althouse at Western Univer- sity, London. Mr. Holdaway is a renowned authority in the area of reading and will be speaking at GDCI in the afternoon. Morning topics at GDCI range from time manage- ment to building self-esteem in the classroom. Speakers range from faculty members of Western, to secondary school teachers, to represen- tatives of the Ontario Secon- dary School Teachers' Federation (OSSTF). At the elementary level, the four areas are Brussels Public School in the north, Brookside Public School in the west, Clinton . Public School in the central area and Exeter Public School in the south. Besides reading and com- puters, topics include mathematics, teachers and the law, public relations, the gifted child and several similar topics as discussed at the secondary level. This PD day is one of two during the school year in which teachers get together for activities out of their schools. Other PD day ac- tivities are usually confined to individual schools. Prior to planning PD days, teachers select topics they would like discussed. r them for their participation at the end of the day. Steve Maguire, Gord Tait, John Scott and John Deeves were also present to represent Branch 140. As usual, the. ladies. provided an excellent dinner and a heartfelt thanks goes out to them. In darts last week, Karen Greidanus and Terry Hollingshead were the high couple. Madelon Yeats took high score for the ladies, while Brian Atkinson cleaned up for the men. Brenda Atkinson and John Scott teamed up to turn in the lowest scores. We apologize, Brenda, and promise not to stick you with Scott again next week, as we know how hard it is to get a good score when you're play with a dud. At euchre, Doug Cameron took the high score, and Reg Ball won the distinction of coming in last. Jack Yeo won the lone hands for the nig&t with a total of six. At mixed euchre, Blanche Deeves and Marg Switzer teamed up to win the night. Marg took the high Ladies score, while Blanche won the low. John Deeves won high man, and Dorothy O'Connell won men's low. Fred Jackson won the most lone hands for the night. The turnout for this event was very minimal and unless more people participate, it will be dropped for the future. ,Please keep an eye out for time next date it's on. Don't forget the poppy campaign coming up on Nov. 4th. We can use your help, so get in touch with Gord Tait for more details. An hour's work from you can make a big difference. There are still some tee shirts available at the bar, so if you want one, get it now. Twelve' new members were initiated at the general meeting on Monday night, and we would like to take this opportunity to welcome them all to Branch 140. We hope we can serve you well, and hope you also help. us • it. Andrew's United Church KIPPEN Turkeyand Ham Supper AT BRUCEFIELD UNITED CHURCH WED., NOVEMBER 11; 1981 5 P.M. -8 P.M. TICKETS: *5.50 and 62.50 CALL: 262-5618 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31 Dancing 9 pm -1 am AT THE HURON FISH & GAME CLUB see the community. A hone leadernhlp seminar is scheduled for Saturday, Nov. 7th, in Kincardine, so if you are Interested at all, please check at the Branch for more details. Don't forget the Remembrance Church Service being held at the Ontario Street United Church on November 8th. Assembly is at 10:30 at the Branch. The traditional ceremonies will take place on November llth followed by a dance that evening, so please plan your events now so you will be free for that day. Our fallen comrades are more than worthy of that one day of respect every year. v11.11111, Cherryclale Stables One mile from the Benmicer Inn Over 10 miles of Wooded trails by the Maitland River Riding from 9-5 Daily Phone ahead - reservations are recommended 524-4347 Acceptin Bookings "The Christmas Season® "IT'S NOT T90 EARLY" T90 IDEAL FOR *Wedding Receptions *Banquets *Private Dinners' *Private Parties *Air Conditioned •Completely Private *Bar facilities *Fully Licensed PHONE `GUS AT 524-7711 FOR MORE INFORMATION THE CAII NDLELIGHT RESTAURANT Si TAVERN MAYFIELD RD.. GODERICH 524-771.1-, _ The designs that count For one week only, save on 4 styles of Quincy and Jeanius Jeans Reg. price 31.00 - 33.00 For him and , her! DOOR CRASHERS Thursday 10-1 I am - Assorted Men's & 50 only! Ladies' Tops ., .. . Friday 10-11 am - 50 pair only 2 pair for 7,00 Pants Saturday 9-10 am - 50 pair only 2 pair for 7.00 Pants Not all sizes available in all styles. 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