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Coming Events
HURON DAY CENTRE for the Homebound.
located at Huronview, Bazaar and Tea. October
30. 2 4 p m. Crafts, bake table. tea and pre.
Transportation for seniors available in Clinton
urea Call 482 7943 41 43or
FALL BAZAAR & TEA St. Andrews Presbyterian
Church. Saturday. October 24 at 2 30
pm 41 42
HALLOWEEN Clown suit rentals adults pnd
children sizes available also Mickey and Minnie.
Contact Clinton Kinette M A. Chambers after
5 30 p m 482369.8 42.43ar
ST ANDREWS UNITED CHURCH. Krppen.
smorgasbord supper held at Brucefreld United
Church on Wednesday. November 11, 5.8 p.m.
Adults $7.50, children 12 and under $3.50. pre-
schoolers free Advance tickets only. Helen
Faber 262 6502 Myra Lovell 262 5618 42-440r
THE FAMILY OF Sam and Anne Thompson would
like to invite you to celebrate their parents 35th
Wedding Anniversary October 24. at 9 p rn. Blyth
rind District Community Centre 42x
BRUCEFIELD 1.0 0 F ,cord party. Friday, October
30 8 p.m Admission 51 50 Ladies please bring
lunch Everyone welcome 42 43
AN OPEN HOUSE to celebrate the 60th Anniver.
spry of Mr and Mr Raymond Whitmore will be
held Oc tober 23 2 3.30 p.m Huronview
auditorium 4l
BINGO Vonustro Rec Centre Tuesdays 8 p.rn.
First regular card SI 15 regular. 520 games, 3
share the wealth Jackpot 5200 must go Lucky
Boll 5120 if not won; Lucky Boll increases 510 per
week Admission restricted to 16 years and
over tfur
CATERING kr complete satisfaction. let us
rater your aux• special occasion Variety meal
plans Coptoir s Cove Family Restaurant
B•.ryhelii 565 2992. IOtfar
JUNIOR D Dabber Bingo starting September 10 in
Ow top of the creno Bingo is ever other Thur
day evening Doors open of 6 30 and Bingo starts
ra / 45 S300 lurkpot to go 36tfnr
HARVEST BONANZA Btyth United Church. Oc•
robot 21 24 Used clothing sold Ortober .21 8 22
from 2 to B p in and October 23 from 2.5 p.rn.
the Burner opens Saturday. October 24 at 2 00
p n, Silent Auction all 4 days Bid Boxes opened
'I ;D p m on 24th Sponsored by Blyth United
( lxnrh Lvr'ryone Welcome 41 42
11.1( HRL PARTY at the Huron Fish 8 Game starts
ti pin on Oc tabor' 24th Ladies please br ing
tun, h
42ur
tiff ( AlIBAG SALE now it progress of the Salvo
tu,rr Array thrift Stat e ' 80 King St,net
1 liirt"ir 42
1INION OPTIMIST Hulloweer, Party Thursday
(h tabor 29 198/ from 7 9 p m at Clinton Public
„ h"ol Auditni turn lar public sr pool ago children
nn (prim", wires 42 43ar
QUEEN'S
SEAFORTH
Party With Us
THURS. - FRI. - SAT.
Barracuda
HAPPY 36th
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
Keith and Vera Miller
of Bayfield
LOVE FROM THE FAMILY
- Joan and Dave
- Bruce and Dianne
- Janice and John
and your seven grandchildren
CLINTON BRANCH 140 Royal Canadian Legion.
Euchre Tournament Saturday, October 24.
Registration 12.30 p.m. 1.30 p.m. Admission
$2.00 per person. Couples please. Cash
prizes. 41 ,42ar
MERNER•HAUGH Annual Car Rally, Saturday, Oc•
tober 24, at 1 p.m. Starts of pool parking lot.
Trophies. Lunch and live band. 41,42
ON NOVEMBER 4 at 7 p.rn. public viewing of Na-
tional Film Board's critically acclaimed produc•
tion "Trail of Dreams" of Park Theatre, 30 Cour•
thouse Square, partially filmed of Bluewater
Centre for Young Offenders. Goderich. Tickets
may be obtained. free of charge, at King's Book
Store., next to Goderich Post Office and at
Everything Good, 11 Albert Street, Clinton.
Donations to Survival Through Friendship House,
Goderich, gladly accepted. 42,43
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 9:30 - 12 noon at
Women Today House. Series of 6 mini
workshops. 1. Self•Esteem and Creativity, 2.
Assertiveness, 3. Peer Counselling, 4. Dealing
with Conflict, 5. Relaxation and Stress Control, 6.
Evaluation Techniques. For more information call
Women Today 482-9706. Registration
required. 42ar
WOMEN BEING WELL. training for women to
assemble self•help groups, begins Saturday, Oc•
tober 24, 9-4 p.m. Women Today office, Clinton.
Continued Wednesday evenings Oct. 28 to Dec.
2. For more information coil Women Today
482.9706. Registration required. 42ar
MORNING MARKET, Wesley -Willis United
Church, Clinton, Saturday, November 7, 10 a.m. •
1 p.m. Puppet show, kiddy corner, handmades,
homecooking, crafts, produce. silent auction,
lunch room. Everyone welcome. 42,43x
25TH ANNUAL Rotary Charity Ball will be held at
Saltford Volley Hall. Saturday, November 14th.
Music by the popular B piece band, "Traces" from
Delaware. Tickets available from any Rotarian or
at "Campbell's of Goderich••. 42,43ar
FIDDLERS JAMBOREE Sedforth and District Com-
munity Centres, October 25, 2 to 8 p.m. Admis•
sion $2.50. Supper available. Sponsors. Van Eg-
mond Foundation. 42
ONE•STOP ACCESS Public Meeting. A meeting
concerning the development of a 'One•Stop Ac•
cess" pilot project in Huron County will be held
Thursday, October 29 at 2 p.m , Town Hall, Clin•
ton. Individuals interested in learning more
about this new initiative for the integration of ac•
cess to health and social services for the elderly
ore invited to attend. 42
CLINTON HORTICULTURAL Society meeting in the
Clinton Public School, Wednesday. October 28. 8
p.m Rev. Lorenzo of Blyth speaking and showing
slides of Plant life in the Philippines. Recipe
hooks have arrived. 42
TOYS WANTED Local Fire Departments in
Huron County will be available to accept used
and repairable toys on October 24 from 10 a.m. •
12 noon These toys will be cleaned and repaired
by Bluewater Centre residents and returned to
our communities for distribution to needy
children. 42
Teen Hallowe'en
Dance
Fri. Oct. 30th
8 - 11 p.m.
Town Hall Auditorium
Costume if desired Grades 8, 9 8. 10
'1.00 Admission Pop & Chips 50` ea.
RECEPTION
JOHN & WENDY GIBSON
(nee Armstong)
Saturday, October 24
Seaforth Community Centre
9 - 1 a.m.
Having a
DANCE, PARTY or just a
BIG BASH and sick
of the same old D.J. on stereo?
LIVE ROCK & ROLL BAND READY
for bookings!
527-2203 or 482-9984 after 5
Festival
announces
plays for 1988
Two plays by William Shakespeare, a
new version of a classic Greek tragedy and
a witty comedy by Richard Brinsley
Sheridan will be presented in 1988 by the
Stratford Festival's Young Company.
Robin Phillips, Director of the Young Com-
pany, announced the 1988 Young Company
playbill Oct. 6.
During the Festival's Opening Week
( May 30 -June 4 ), the Young Company will
present William Shakespeare's "Twelfth
Night" plus a double bill of Sophocles'
"Oedipus" ( in a new adaptation by John
MufrellI and "The Critic" by Richard
Brinsley Sheridan, author of the Festival's
1987 hit production of "The School For
Scandal". The third Young Company pro-
duction opening later in the summer will
be Shakespeare's "King Lear".
"These plays will prove exciting and
challenging to all of us at the Young Com-
pany," Robin Phillips said today. "The
work we were able to do together in 1986 I
found richly rewarding and I eagerly look
forward to carrying it further in 1987."
All Young Company productions will be
presented at the Third Stage. Information
on casting will be made available as soon
as possible.
Following a Clinton Lions Club dinner meeting on October 13, Lions President Al
Mathers made a $150 cheque presentation to the Lady Diana Nursery. Accepting the che-
que was Cheryl Nuhn, supervisor of the nursery. (David Emslie photo)
Information network links Huron County Library
Many public libraries are now connected
electronically throughout Ontario by the On-
tario Public Library Information Network
(OPLIN). More than 10 -million titles are
readily available to you through this elec-
tronic interlibrary loan system.
Implementation of the new $3.3 -million
electronic network began as a pilot project
in 1984. Since then, more than 100 public
libraries have been linked electronically.
"OPLIN improves the efficiency of in-
terlibrary loans and provides the public
with a larger book selection," says Marian
Doucette, Huron>County Library's Informa-
tion Services Co-ordinator.
A survey among public libraries where
OPLIN had been introduced found use of in-
terlibrary loans increased, communications
between public libraries improved and
faster delivery of interlibrary loan requests.
AQUA FINE
WATER CENTRE
give
Bruce Falconer a Call
for a FREE In -Home
presentation with
No obligation
1 will show you how you can save money by
having a better quality of water in your
home.
The First, 90 presentations
will be eligible to win a
portable AC/DC TV set.
Phone 1.800.265.5735
The Goodwill Truck
will be picking up
in the Blyth, Londesboro
& Clinton areas on
Tues., Oct. 27
PAT HUNKING 523-4316
LIVE ENTERTAINMENT THIS FRIDAY -SATURDAY -SUNDAY
"Billy Donaldson"
HALLOWE'EN DINNER / DANCE
Saturday, October 31 PRIZES FOR BEST COSTUMES!
Breakfast '1.99
HARBOUR LIGHTS RESTAURANT & TAVERN
OPEN 7 BAYS A WEEK 8 A.M. - 1 AdV1-
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HICrHWAY 21 - BAYFIELD -65. 2554
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FRI. & SAT. 7 & 9; SUN.
ROBERT DO\e \ is
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- THURS. 7:30; TUES. '2.50
Come see our New Modern Light Source.
Sharper - Brighter and Trouble -Free Picture
"One of the main benefits of OPLIN," she form and send the request electronically to
said, "is that smaller public libraries get a libraries within the area or to a holding
chance to participate in sharing their library. This, ensures the book will be
books." reserved and dispatched."
"The system is easy to use," Ms. Doucette The public libraries using the system are
explained. "First, we log on to the computer • outfitted with IBM microcomputers. When
and search for the book title to see if it's held the microcomputers are not being used for
by a number of public libraries. If it is, then OPLIN services, they may be used for office
we fill in an on-line interlibrary loan request administration work.
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WHITE CARNATION * ELM HAVEN
HOLMESVILLE MOTOR HOTEL .*
invites you to join them
for a
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Turkey Smorgasbord
10.95 per person
0 482-9228
after hours 524-4133
HWY. 8 WEST - CLINTON
DINNER and DANCE
Saturday, Nov. 21
Saturday, Nov. 28
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LADIES NIGHT
* "Three Shows"
Fri. & Sat., Oct. 23 & 24
Dancing To All Your Favourite Tunes sr* DOOR PRIZES - Win An "Alt" Doll *
* COMING SAT. OCT. 31
* 11th ANNUAL *
* HALLOWEEN PARTY *
Lots of prizes for best *
costume
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for up to 80 people
•Background Music
*Disc ,locker ,'available
•Fireplace
•Dance Floor
•('attiring Available
RED MAPLE INN
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WE'RE MOVING!
The Clinton Public Hospital
Fundraising Office is
moving to the
CLINTON
MEDICAL CENTRE
103 Shipley Street
(across from Post Office)
EFFECTIVE
MONDAY, OCTOBER 26
HOURS: Monday - Friday
10 a.m. - 2 p.m.
482.552
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