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CIJINTi' N LEGION BINGO every Thursday, 8 p.m.
First regular card $1.00. Six cards for $1.00. Fif-
teen reg lar games, three share -the -wealth.
Early bird game 7:45 p.m. Jackpot $200.00 must
go each week,.-41for
KLOMPEN FEEST Porado entry forms Available at
Bali & Murch Furniture, Campbells Mens Wear
and the 'Clinton Chiropractic Centre. Seven
categories, $100.00 first prizes, $50.00 second
prizes.-11-20ar
OPEN HOUSE: Minilanders pork model trailers by
Northlander. One and two bedroom models on
display at Paul Bunyan Camp, Highway 21 south
of Bayfield. Hours: Sat. & Sun.,AO a.m. - 6 p.m.
Weekdays: 12 noon - 5 p.m. Seasonal lots
available. 565-5355.-12-14
"LIVING THAT COUNTS". You're invited to attend
a special evening in the Vanastra Christian Chur-
ch, March 30 at 8 p.m. Speaker: Rev. John Van
Til. Music by the "Immanuel Singers" from
Palmerston.-13ar
BINGO every I uesday evening at Vanastro Cen-
tre, R.R. -a; , Clinton, 8- p.m. First regular card
11.00. 15 regular $20.00 games, three--share-.the-
•wealth jackpot $200.00 must go! Admission is
restricted to 16 years and over. -1 tfar
CLINTON CANCER Society Daffodil Tea, Friday,
April 6 from 2-4 p.m. in St. Joseph's Hall,
Clinton. -13,14
SPRING DELIVERY - a film series by Parents For
Positive Beginnings, a chapter of Women Today.
First film at 8 p.m. Wednesday, April 11, "An
Unremarkable Birth" by N.F.B., Wesley -Willis
United Church, Clinton. Everyone welcome. Sug-
gested donation $1.5.0.-13,14ar
ANNUAL RUMMAGE SALE - good used clothing
and miscellaneous items at St. Andrew's
Presbyterian Church. basement April 7 at 1 p.m.
Sponsored by Madeleine Lane Aux iliary.-13ar
WESLEY-WILLIS VARIETY SHOW - Friday, April 13
at 8 p.m. Featuring a Junior Choir Musical
directed by Mary Hearn - "Babble at Babel"; Lon-
don Magician, Mr. John Parker; Seaforth "Town
and Country Four": Craigellen Singers; sax-
ophonist, Blake Smith. This will be a family show
you won't want to miss. -13-15
AUBURN UNITED CHURCH Sunday School Pan-
cake Supper, Wednesday, April 4 from 5 p.m. -
7:30 p.m. Adults $4; Students to 12 Years $2;
Preschoolers free; Family rate $14. Everyone
welcome. -13
DANCE TO SPIRIT, March 31, 1984 at Goderich
Township Hail. Tickets $12 per couple. Lunch pro-
vided. Proceeds to f'taygroend- Equipment Pro-
gram. 524-8705.-13ar
EUCHRE PARTY at Varna Township Hall . on Fri-
day, March 30 at 8:30 p.m. Sponsored by Varna
L.O.L. 1035. Ladies please bring
sandwiches.-13e.o.w.
ST. ANDREW'S United Church, Bayfield, Ham FESTIVAL SINGLES DANCE - Saturday, March 31,
_ Supper April 7 5:30 p.m. Adults $5.00, children Stratford,Eair Graunds Annex. building. Dnncing
10 and under $2.00.-13,14 9 - 1. Live band and lunch. -13
DINNER THEATRE AND DANCE, White Carnation,
Sat., March 31 featuring "Paul Bros. and Shirley".
$10.95 per person includes dinner and entertain-
ment. Smorgasbord starting at 7 p.m'. Tickets
also available for dance only. Music by: "Sound
Trek" $5 per couple. 482-9228, or 524-4133 after
hours.-13ar
'AUXILIARY to Clinton Public Hospital meeting
Monday, April 2 of 10 a.m, in Conference Room.
Everyone welcome. -13 .
- GARAGE SALE: Mork May 12..onyouursalendar:,..
We have year round pick up and storage. Call
Susan Howson 523-9436, Bonnie Shannon 523-
9326 or Bev Snell 523-9236. Sponsored by Evening
Unit of Blyth U.C.W.-13
IN HONOUR of Miss Annetta B. Sinclair's 90th bir-
4hday an open • house -wit-! be -held on. unday SPRING SSONG7FEST Lendesber-o-'L•inited-�ChureK -.—
SCOTTISH AND VARIETY Night, Bayfield Town
Hall, April 27, 8 p.m. Door prizes. Adults $2.00.
Children 50 cents.' Sponsored by the Bayfield
Agricultural Society. -13-15
THE ,ANNUAL MEETING of the Clinton Figure
Skating Club will be held on Tuesday, April 10,
1984 at 7:30 p.m. at the Clinton Arena. Everyone
please attend! !-13,14
PLAN TO ATTEND the annual meeting of the
Huron Middlesex (Provincial) Liberal Association
at the Exeter Legion Hall, Wednesday, April 4th..
Guest speaker, Sheila Copps, M.P.P. opposition
Health Critic. Reception 6:00 p.m., Dinner 7:00
p.m. Tickets 510.00 per person, available from
your local Liberal Association Chairman. Bernard
Benn, President. -13 .
April 15, 1984 from 2 - 4 p.m. at Northside United~Sunday, April 8, 1984, 7:30 p.m. Featuring The
Church, Seaforth. Everyone welcome. Best King's Messengers, The Hullett Central School
wishes only please.— 13 Band, the Wes
Bill Jewitt, The
mission: Adults
HURON -MIDDLESEX (Prov.) Liberal Assoc. annual
meeting and dinner Wednesday, April 4, 1984 at
6 p.m. Exeter Legion Hall. Guest speaker: Sheila
Copps MPP. Tickets $10 per person available
from Peggy Menzies 482-9864.-13
CLINTON MINOR HOCKEY Dance at Goderich
Township Hall, Saturday, April 14, 1984. Music by
"The Expressions' (formerly The Shannons).
Dance 9 - 1 a.m. Lunch provided. $5 per person.
For tickets call 482-9'1-96.: Sponsored by Minor
HockeY.—
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BEEF BARBECUE - Hensall United'Church, April
11th; 5, 6•and 7.p.m..Adults $6.00., Children 6 - 12
$3.00, 5 and Under FREE.. For tickets call 262-
2433.-13,14
WOMEN AND EMPLOYMENT - a workshop to
benefit -women facing the problems of unemploy-
ment and under -employment in Huron County to-
day, 9 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., Saturday, April 7, Exeter
High School. Registration•$10.00. Call Women To-
day 482-9706.-13 ,14a
From all those who
owe you one!!!
ey-Willis Jr. Choir, John Jewitt,
bb Bros. Quartet and more. Ad-
Grade schoolers 51.-13x
"THE HURON COUNTY Health Unit invites you to
attend the Adult Health Guidance Centre, held at
the Health Unit office, Medical Building, Brussels
on Wednesday, April 4, 1984 from 1:30 - 3:30
p.m. for: 1. Health Surveillance; 2. Foot Care; 3.
Anaemia Screening; 4. Urine Testing; 5. Blood
Pressure.-13er'
SOUTHWEST :
Satellite Antenna
SYSTEM
Fibreglass or
Stainless Steel
Special Package
Deals.
AS LOW AS'2200.°O
Leasing also available
PHONE
LARRY FISHER
524-9595
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WHITE,
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Holmesville - 4$2-922$
After Hours - 524-4133
DINNER THEATRE and DANCE
Saturday, March 31, 1984
Featuring - "Paul Bros. and
Shirley,"
:10.95 per person includes
dinner and Entertainment
Smorgasbord :tartlets at 7 p.m.
Tickets also available for
dance only.
MUSIC BY:
"Sound Trek"
'5.00 per couple
givenThe .
March�23afrom a� ll house at th a warm welcome to Canada on School. The American group was'featured in an evening variety
e Clinton And District Christian concert. (Shelley McPhee photo)
Goderich. Township gearing up for '85
BY DAVE HEMINGWAY
The Goderich Township "150" committee
is .continuing on plans for the 1985 Ses-
quicentennial Celebrations. The Chairman
Gerry Ginn reminded us at our March
meeting that tbere.are.nlli y_nine months left_.
before the. celebrations begin,
• At this point the history book ``Heritage
Days in Goderich Township" is progressing
well. However, if you have information for it
we would encourage you to submit it soon. It
._also...appears__that-.the..1 0..k, is going,�to be
NOTICE:
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— Trip will run Monday Holiday'•but not Sunday before
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Every endeavour is made to maintain all published schedules but the
company ahcepts no responsibility for failure to do so and such
schemes and fares are subject to change without notice.
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larger than originally planned.
The history book committee would like to
remind you that the patrons list has been
started. We encourage all people who own
land or are residents of Goderich Twp. in
1984 to support the committee by purchasing
a copy of the book early and have your name
included on the patrons list. Only residents
or land owners who have purchased a copy
by September 1st, 1984 can have their names
included in the history book. Also this book
will make an excellent gift for your
Spandau lullaby music
By Janet Tench
Always be suspicious' of a band with many .
one -word -titled songs.. The first band I saw
like that- fronted for Peter. Gabriel jumped
around much better than they could sing. In
the case of Spandau Ballet the brief song
titles are as dull as the songs: Communica-
tion, Pleasure, Lifeline, Foundation, True
and Gold. For once I'm glad that record
companies are cutting down to eight tracks
(songs) per LP.
Spandau Ballet, yet another member of
the British invasion a la Romanticism,
presents a rather dull effort with their new
album, True. Tony Hadley's rich vocals add
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some texture to the poetic, if somewhat
meaningless, ditties here. The band is big in
Britain because they represent the working,
class. However, I find nothing to appeal to
the masses. For example: "What made you
break my heart tonight? Now I • am crying,
• now I am crying." Ah, poor baby! As well,
cliches,ahound, as if the:band is trying to un
_.pres'"s us with this` knowledge: "Waiting for:
the hell to ring/short change fumble/ dial -a -
Heart -trouble".
Naturally there 'are. some good - points
about the album. There is a dramatic reg-
gae sound in songs like Pleasure and Code of
Love, but the highlight of true is the song
Gold. An upbeat tune,' Gold is more com-
mercial than the rest of the album, yet the
lyrics are substantial: "always believe in
your soul". This song was even played at the
Canadiens and Maple Leafs game on March
14.
Unfortunately for John Keeble (drums),
Martin Kemp (Bass), Steve Norman (sax)
and Gary Kemp (Guitar), True's music
doesn't hold water. If you dubbed out the
vocals the remainder wouldn't even qualify
for Muzak.
. Basically, True is a nothing album. You
can't dance to it (at least the Fixx had that!)
maybe your 'boyfriend or girlfriend will
croon it to you. However, the album could
have renewed popularity if it was released
through Walt Disney... as a lullably album.
Rating: 51
EVANGELIST
MEETING
You're invited to attend
at
Lakeview Conservative
Mennonite Church
'/, mile South of Blake
April 1 -8th
Nightly - 8 p.m.
Sunday Evening 7:45 p.m.
Evangelist Allan Weaver
Quarryville, Pa.
"Seek ye the Lord while he may ..
be found"
Monster
Bingo
APRIL 5th
Jackpot $1,000 must go
Hensel) Community Centre
Auditorium, 8 P.m.
Mini Early Birds start at 7:45 p.m.
Doors open at 6:30 p.m.
Bring your dabbers
Admission $1.00
Door prizes
Qu*lt show u
Shakespeare
The Shakespeare Presbyterian Church
Ladies' Aid will be presenting their 4th an-
nual quilt show June 18-23.
Throughout the church, the Ladies' Aid is
planning to display at least 175 quilts. The
great variety of kinds, colours and designs
are gathered from the local area with a few
special ones coming from a distance. A new
feature this year will be a display of
afghans. The target for both knit or
crocheted coverlets is 25. Pillows and other
quilted articles will complete the ar-
rangements.
Also the art of "Quilting in a Frame" will
be demonstrated. In the Tea Room, ladies
will be serving fresh tea biscuits with
homemade strawberry jam. Some
homebaking, craft items and cookbooks will
be for sale.
The church is located on Highway 7 and 8
between Kitchener and Stratford -at -the- in-
tersection &Highway 59 from
n-tersection--ofaHighwa-y.59-from Woodstock.
The doors will be-epenfr: orn.10.a.m. to.9 p.m.
Monday to Friday and 10 a.rn. to 4 p.m. on
Saturday. Admission is by donation at the
door. Money raised from this event will be
used for mission work and special expenses.
Anyone wishing more information about
this event, please phone 1-519-625-8659 or
send a SASE to Shakespeare Quilt Display,
Shakespeare, Ontario, NOB 2P0.
children, relatives and friends. Books may
be purchased from any committee member
or from Bev Orr, R.R. 2 Bayfield, N7A 3X8
or by phoning 524-7032. Early purchases of
the book before December 1, 1984 will save
you $5.00 over purchasing it later.
Other plans-are--eontinuing -for- ' speeial
events every month in 1985. Some events in-
clude a levee, box social, theme dances,
nature walks and special celebrations from
July 17-21,1985. .
Watch for news of upcoming events in
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Note: Times may not have changed as
much as we might like as we see from 1880
when The Clerk was ordered to send a copy
-of the minutes to the Clinton New Era,
Goderich Star and Huron Signal naming the
mover and seconder of each motion.
Now I will do my duty! The next meeting
of the "150" committee is on Wednesday,
April 11, 1984 at 8 p.nn.
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HAPPY
19TH BIRTHDAY
"MOOSE"
K.A.M.
and CLAN
HAPPY 30"
"JIMMY
CRICKET"
ENJOY BEAUTIFUL
ELGIN HOUSE RESORT
• PORT CARLING, ONT. •
4 DAY
TOUR
INCLUDES:
"Deluxe motorcoach.
transportation
*Three nights deluxe
accommodations
*Baggage Service
"All meals at Elgin House
"Activities arranged by Social
_. Directors . -
*Tour of Blue Mountain Pottery
For more information contact the
number in your area... listed Mow.
SATURDAY, APRIL 7
Spring Fever, The Running Sap
and . the retum of the Robins all
signal the approach of the Annual
Elmira Maple Syrup Festival.
Enjoy all the following:
'Guided Countryside tour
•Visit to "Sugar Bush"
• Browse through the many
arts and crafts displays in
downtown Elmira
*Shopping in the Quaint
Community of St. Jacobs
•Famous Chicken Dinner at the
Stone Crock
$2500 per person
FOR MORE
INFORMATION -i
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CONTACT: --...
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MITCHELL
CLINTON
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348-8741
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