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Coming Events
LIGHTBRED miniature CLINTON Legion Bingo
harness horse, pacing and every Thursday 8 p.m. First
trotting derby, August 20, regular card $1.; restricted to
1977 Blyth Fairgrounds, Blyth .16years or over, 15 regular
- Ont. Post time 2 p.m. -32,33 games of $15. $5 least on split.
, Many other specials. Jackpot
BLYTH AgriculturalTrotting $200 must go each week.
Pony Club - Blanket Pay - —19tfar,
, August . 21, 1977'i - Blyth
v ,•Fairground; Myth, Oht. Post
-ytIl• Florticultural
time p.m., -32,33 •THE Bl
'`i ' Society will be holding their
, . , . •
ANNUAL Flqwer Show annual.floWer and craft show
,' -
• Clinton Hartictiltural Socitty, itl t" Blyth and District
Friday, August 26, Centrali Community Centre. . on
HuroSecondary School Saturday,.August 20th from 3
•p
!.m. in the afterryon to, 9 p.m.
Cafeteria. Exhibits must be
placed by 11:45 A:m. Viewing in the ev'ening. Llicky draws
w
time 3 p.m. to 9 p.m. Use door will be given out at intervals
and parking lot at back of throughout the day. Please
school. Door prizes. Silver plan to attend. -33
collection.-32-34ar
,BAYFIELD Ratepayers
Association Annual Meeting,
Saturday, August 20, 1977 at
10:30 a.m.. in Old Town
Hall. -32,33
HURQN County Family
Planning Project invites you
to.'„attend Family Planning
ClihIc every Thursday from
6:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. at Huron
County Health Unit, Shipley
St., Clinton. Counselling and
medical services provided.
For information call 482-
3416.—eowar
TURKEY - August 19, 1977, 2
p.m. Blyth Summer Festival
presents •a children's play.
Admission children $1.50
adults $2.50. Tickets available
at Mary's Sewing Centre,
Clinton or Box Office - phone
523-9300.-33
Ivalal• vv.
.ONTARIO Street United
Church Anniversary Supper
(pork barbecue) Wednesday,
September 28, 1977 at the
' Church hall 4:30 - 7:30 p.m.
Adults $4. 12 and under $1.75.
Advance sales only. -27,33,37
DANCE - Bayfield Arena,
Saturday, Sept. 3, 9:30 p.m.
"Nuthin' Fancy" • (formerly
Bluetones) Admittance
restricted to persons 18 years
and over. Admission, $5. per
couple. -33,34
FLEA Market, August 28 at
the Van Egmond House,
Egmondville. Fun, food,
entertainment, hours 11 - 5.
Free admission.-33,34ar •
•
BINGO every Friday evening
at the Vanastra Centre RR 5,
Clinton at 8 p.m. First regular
card$1. 15 regular games of
$12. 3 share -the -wealth, jack-
pot $200 must go. Admission
restricted to 16 years or
over.--L32tfar
BINGO August 23, 1977 Huron
Fish and Game Club, 8 p.m.
Jackpot $58 in 58 calls. Six
door prizes.—tfn
TALENT and fun show:
sponsored by Bayfield Fair,
Sat. Sept. 3 at 8:30 p.m. at
local arena. M.C. - Judy
Savoy of CFPL. Awards for
all. Entries close Aug. 25.
Contestants please register
by phoning 565-2479 or 565-
2716. Adults admission $1.
Children under 12,
free. -32,33
The family of
Harriet & Lorne
Tyndall
invite you to join them in the
celebration of their parents'
30th WEDDING
ANNIVERSARY
ri
Saturday, Aug. 27, 1977, 0
at the
White Carnation
9:30 - 1:00 .m.
Best Wishes only please,
Everyone Welcome.
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THIS WEEK:
Philip King's Madcap Farce
1 1 PY
PLAYHOUSE
GRAND BEND
SEE HOW THEY RUN
• AUGUST 16-20
Tuesday-SaturdaY at 8:30 p.m.
Wednesday & Saturday at 2:30 p.m.
Reservations 238-8451
1,ty-)oe)c000s.,neoeitetsoseeoe)ine,
a
a
oso
Brussels lady pockets $1,000 at monster bingo
Monday evening was
night to remember for Mrs.
Eldon Wilson of Brussels as
she was the lucky winner of
$1,000 at the Clinton Monster
Bingo..
The evening was also
lucky for Mrs. Jean Baechler
of" Goderich, who took one
$167 share the wealth game,
while Ed Marsh of W1ngharn
won $152,25, and Bob Bishop of
J e eoe
c,
a
a
J
Good News Drive
Imiles west of Clinton on Highway 8
.Sunday, Aug. 21 at 8:30 p.m.
MOVIE: • -
"All the King's Men"
" Come as you are in your car"
eDemo fior,oei) dt000noec oone.Joe...(seeeoef)
\
Anniversary. speck'
Friday, August 26, i 977
•
41111111‘ FREE
PEPSI
SMALL
GLASS NSW
n
London won $147.25 in the
other two games.
In the regular $50 games
individual winners were Mrs.
Marg Reynolds, Clfnton;
Helen Craig, Bayfield; John
Hart, Clinton; Ed Sturgeon,
Brussels; Francis Ayotte,
Dashwood; Maude Weston,
Bayfield; • Norma Porter, ,
Goderich Gordon Beadle,
Auburn, and- Denise Orr,
Bayfield.
•
Cbckwet bay..:'for. flit*
•
• Every year ,a number of
barns and farm buildings are
needlessly lost as a direct
result of the over heating of
damp hay in the barn. This
loss can easily be controlled
says Mike Miller, Farm
Safety Consultant, Farm
Safety Association, in co-
operation with the Huron
County Farm Safety Council,
by checking hay and
following these simple rules:
• Take 1/2" x 10 foot
electrical conduit or tubing
with a sharpened hardwood
point riveted to tube. Drill six
(6) holes of 1/4" diameter in
bottom of tube. Then insert
probe 8 or 9 feet into hay.
Next, lower a candy or oven
thermometer on a 12 foot cord
to bottom of tube.
• Leave in place for five
minutes, and then remove
and check temperature and
follow this scale, (repeat in
different places s9 you won't
miss hot spots.)
• 150 degree F - Hay is
entering the danger zone.
Check daily.
• 160 degrees F - Danger!
00)408)M01) On as
Check every four (4) hours to
see if temperature is rising.
• 115 degrees F - Fire
pockets may now be ex-
pected. Call fire department
pumper and wet down hay -
NOTE: When hay reaches 175
degrees F, it has lost its basic
nutrient food value, so don't
hesitate to remove hay.
• 185 degrees F.- Remove
hay without delay. Fire
Department should be
available since flames will
develop when air comes in
contact with hay.
• 210 degrees F - Critical!
Hay is almost sure to ignite.
Use extreme caution.
Remember, never enter
alone when hot hay is ex-
pected, fire pockets may have
developed and there is a
danger o'f falling into them.
Long planks may be placed
on top of hay to stand on while
removing or checking hay - a
safety line or rope around
one's waist is an added safety
measure.
Remember fire destroys,
don't let hot hay take away
your farm and farm profits.
STEAK BARBECUE
• And
DANCE
at
HURON FISH and GAME CLUB
Saturday, Aug. 27, 1977
Supper 6-8 pan.
• Dancing 9-1 a.m.
with the
"1-ESPERANCE TRIO"
Supper $6.00
per couple
Everyone Welcome
Dance $6.00
per couple
In other regular games,
Donelda Hadden, G,oderich
and Barry Pitblado
Goderich split a game. Mrs.
Grant Turner, Bayfield and
Liz Brown, Seaforth won a
game and Roy McGonigie,
Seaforth; Millie Hunley,
Clinton; Cheryl Deneau,
Vanastra; Gordon 13eadle,
Auburn and , Joan &Wyk,
Goderich took another.
'Stella Peacock, Clinton,
Mrs. Robert DeJong,
Monkton; Doris Ryan,
Dublin; Barb Batkin, Clin-
ton; Mona MacArthur
Clinton and Elma Carma,
Stratford split the winnings of
a game. Ed Sturgeon,
Brussels and Gloria Alloway,
Vanastra won a game while
Eva Darnhorough Bayfield
and bora TaKlor, Seaforth
shared another.
.1$
at Clinton Arena
Thursday, Aug. 25th
1:00 - 4:00 p.m.
,Prises, genies and crafts
V AN AS TR4 ts,
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Huron County's Finest
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SMORGASBORD •••$3
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T-BONE STEAK ....$4
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CHARTERWAYS
CANADA TOUR
to Kingston -
on -the -Islands, Ontario
Includes Boat Cruise around the Islands,
overnight stop at motel, (2 to a room), also a
visit to the Rockwood Lion Safari.
Leaves Brucefield 8 a.m. Monday, August 29,
arrives back Tuesday, August 30, 7 p.m.
FARE: *45.00 EACH
-00R DETAILS, PHONE
482-3232
Farmer
to celebrate,
we're introducing
it double hamburg
with garnith
Regular $1 .00
Burger Anniversary Special
FARMER'S DELL
Hwy 4 Brucefield
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