Clinton News-Record, 1978-08-10, Page 20.PAO 20—CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 1978
Coming Events
BINGO every Tuesday
evening at the Vanastra
Centre RR 5, Clinton at 8
p.m. First regular card
$1. 15 regular games of
$15. 3 share -the -wealth,
jackpot $200 must go.
Admission restricted to
16 years or over.-32tfar
MOTOCROSS RACING
August 19-20. Saturday
Juniors and School Boy
classes. Sunday Round 4
of the Molson Ontario
Motocross Championship
for Seniors and Experts.
Races go rain or shine.
Finals run 12:30 to 4:30
both days. Follow the
signs to Walton. -32
The Family of
KEITH and KAY
HESSLEWOOD
wish to invite their
families, friends, and
neighbours to celebrate
their
30th Wedding
Anniversary
on
Sat., Aug. 12th
at the Blyth
Community Centre
Best Wishes Only
BAYFIELD
AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY - "Walk -
About" Fair Sept. 2, 1978.
Parade 12:30 p.m. to
Fairgrounds, Clinton
Pipe Band, Highland
Dancing, Special Events,
Heavy Horses, Poultry,
Junior Section, 4-H Calf
Club, 0141 Time
Machinery, Baby Show, 3
p.m. Refreshment Booth.
Exhibit entries received
Sept. 1, 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Exhibits in Municipal
Building, Old Town Hall,
and Orange -Hall 1-5 p.m.
Sat. Sept. 2.-32-34AR
ANNUAL MEETING of
Bayfield Ratepayers'
Association, Saturday,
August 19, 10 a.m. Old
Town Hall on the Square,
Bayfield. -32,33
REGISTRATIQN DAY
for Wesley -Willis co-op
nursery. school at Wesley -
Willis Church, Thursday,
Aug, 17. Afternoons 2-4
p.m. Evenings 7-9
p.m. -32,33
LAWN SALE Saturday,
Aug. 12 at 10 p.m. Rogers,
Bayfield - Main and
Susan Streets; antiques
and household items. -32
44f,-1. 1e
SWIM-A-THON
Tuesday, Aug. 22nd.
12:30 - 6:30 p.m.
Please pickup sponsor sheets
at the pool
DANCE
TO
Welter Ostanek
IN
Clinton Arena
ON
SAT. AUG. 19th
9:00 P.M. - 1:00 A.M.
LUNCH PROVIDED
ADMISSION `5.00 EACH
PROCEEDS TO ARENA FLOOR FUND
• Everyone Welcome!
Sponsored by:
The Country Singles
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DRIVE-IN THEATRE LTD.
BEECH ST. CLINTON
firciraii PLAYING 'TIL TUES:, AUGUST /S
A lorKj time ago in a galaxy far, faraway...
MARS
MARK HAMILL HARRISON FORD CARRIE F ISHER
PLUS -PETER CUSHING ADULT
'w�• fNTF It1A1N/i1FN1
mourn UIOLATION
WED., THURS., 1111. -AUG. 16, 1978
ADULT ENTERTAINMENT
"Our Winning Season"
PLUS - Here Collie The Tigers
For our August Program schadulo, too our ad In
the August 1 Huron Shopping Nows. ,
UNITED TRAILS INC.
offers daily bus service to
the CNE August 16 to
September ' 4. For
reservations call
G,oderich Taxi, 43 West
St. 524-2092. Coach House
Travel, 59A Hamilton St.
524-8366. Clinton, Bar-
tliff's Bakery, 46 Albert
St. 482-9727. Mitchell,
Cosy Grill, 25 Ontario Rd,
348-8741. Bus leaves CNE
immediately following
last grandstand per -
for mance.-32-35
CLINTON Legion Bingo
every Thursday 8 p.m.
First regular card $1.;
restricted to 16 years or
over. 15 regular games of
$15. $5 least on split.
Many other specials.
Jackpot $200 must go
each week.-19tfar
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The meeting of ;the
Clinton 1, 4-H club was
started with the 4-H
pledge.. The group's fifth
meeting was held at Mrs,
Brandon's on July 29 at 9
am.
Mrs Brandon gave a
demonstration on
pickling beets. The girls
then discussed
achievement day. It will
be held on August 16. All
parents and friends are
welcome to come, by
Karen Dall,
AT THE
Appearing Again
This Weekend...
Thursday, Friday ani Satyrday, Aug. 10, 11, 12
TIMOTHY
Although most of the acts would give most people the butterflies, the Hell
Drivers offered some comic relief in their program at the Clinton track last
Tuesday night. The old clown seemed to bye facing an uncontrollable dilemma
with his cantankerous old car, which seemed to have a mind of its own. (News -
Record photo)
Clinton ladies split bingo jackpot
Rachel Johnston and
Esther Kendall both of
Clinton equally split the
winnings of the $1,000
jackpot at the Clinton
Monster Bingo held on
Monday night.
Gail Schmidt of
Mildmay took the $147.25
special, Donna La Breton
of Sarnia took the second
special of $139.75 and the
third special of $139.25
was won by Leona Lit-
tleton of Kippen.
In the regular $50
games lone winners in-
cluded: Fred Sears,
Goderich; Mary Arthur,
Clinton; Mary Garner,
Bayfield; Pearl
Tideswell, Clinton; Mrs.
Roy McGonigle,
Seaforth ; Russ Camp-
bell, Mitchell.
In other games Nora
Finnigan of Wingham,
Mrs. Lapaine of
Goderich, Harry Evans
of Exeter and Gloria
Glanville of Egmondville
split the winnings while
Sarah ' Anstett of
Wingham, Mrs. Fraser of
Stratford, Bill Brown of
Port Albert, Barbara
Winteringham of Mitchell
and Mrs. Don Switzer of
Clinton court report
Only a few cases were
tried in the monthly
provincial court in
Clinton on Wednesday,
August 2, but several
fines were handed out. ,
The fines given in-
cluded: Mike Gerrits,
liquor available, $54;
Susil Weerasooriya,
careless drivipg, $108;
Alfred Page, • careless
driving, $28; Beverly M.
Learn Jr.', following too
closely, $28; James A.
Mero, speeding, $34.50;
Mike Gerrits, un-
necessary noise, $78;
Smile
You're a success when
your income tax equals
what you used to dream
of earning.
Reid A. Jamieson,
tering, $28.
Fully
Licensed
Under The
L.L.B.O.
lit -
Clinton divided the prize
money in another.
Mrs. Bill Steep of
Clinton and Marg
Travena of Clinton split
the $50 after winning a
game while Thelma
Devea.ux of Auburn and
Lila Thompson of
Brucefield took another.
Del Geddes of Goderich
and Phyllis Ryan also of
Goderich took a game
while Evelyn Vanderburg
of Goderich and Gladys
Kemp of Mitchell split the
winnings in another.
Linda Heaton of
Stratford, Nina Caze of
Goderich, Nora Theander
of Exeter, Gordon Byers
of Mitchell and Leonard
Steep of Clinton took a
game while Ed Little of
Hensall, Helen Beach of
FULL COURSE
_ MID -WEEK HOT BUFFET
Tues.-Thurs. 12 noon -8 p.m. Fri. 12-4 p.m.
Vanastra
Park
Clinton
$2.95
FULL COURSE
WEEKEND SMORGASBORD
$4.95
Fri. and Sat. 4 p.m. -10 p.m. Sundays 12 noon -8 p.m.
Banquet Facilities for 400 People Call 482-3644
Entertainment Next Week Only Apug.,14 -19
"DEALER'S CHOICE";
Dealrr 0 Cho,Ce
Rornertibor the sound of Ihr'
rt() �' N,•,nr.,,hr, the music
n' Chir' B. ' p Dor, ,in,l
.1,. 8.,1tllnnts L•Itlr •
R,c hold Thn Brach Bp,S
Rudllp Hotly anti (lit course
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Dna.e• s Choice a nigh
P. y. grout br.ng.ng
e•,
tr-ent to audiences
e..+ry •t help
(1r•ainr 5 Choice applies
,near Sage presents wCll
any 5•tuat.on 1^
adrht on t^ their 'i0 5 re_
.er'o •e they have an
?.re 4r,• mdd;e of the road
and COu^Iry programme as
rval.
•^slrume,tat.On Rhythm
a^n 'earl guitars bass and
Tru•^5 rti Ih lead vocals and
I`,Ur Garr. harmon,rs
Featuring music from the 50's-CQuntryRock
-Middle of the Road.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL
Clinton, Esther Kendall
of Clinton, Eva Tinkell of
Exeter and Carol Fin-
dleyson of Exeter split
the winnings in a game as
well. Lily Do7ibs of
Exeter and Judy Dykstra
were also bingowinners.
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25th ANNIVERSARY
for
George & Anne
E/
Wise
SATURDAY,
AUGUST26th
at the
Lake St. George Hall
RR. NO. 1
Severn Bridge
TICKETS '5.00 COUPLE
No Gifts Please
Itl�i'c
Utz{
Announcing:
"AMATEUR
NIGHT"
Next Wednesday,
August 2nd
with,a
E25. CASH PRIZE
You and your talent are
welcome at the "Cloud 9"
REGISTRATION DEADLINE:
Anytime before 9 p.m. Wednesday,
CLOUD 9 LOUNGE
CLINTON HOTEL
33 VICTORIA ST.
V'� 'K✓�1. 111, V1 KW...,
'11N .A.Ws
MITCHELL'S
2ND ANNUAL
C'RN
FESTIVAL
Fun and excitement
for the'whole family!
August 18 & 19
Here are some of the events that you
can watch or participate in........
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Scott Wilson
348-9901
Anyone wishing information on any of the
competitions during Cornfost pl.as• call
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Cornfest '78 Box 778
Mitchell, Ontario
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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 16th.
This Wednesday, treat the
..; family and your budget to a
bucket of finger lickin' good
Kentucky Fried Chicken.
A bucket contains 15 pieces of
chicken. Enough for 5 to 7
hungry people.
Cot. lialridere Reetpo
ole frsed. 4 kick,'
A cAN,AblAtil CUMPANY
94 Elgin Ave.
Goderich, Ont.
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Colonel Sanders' bogs an girls
nuke' it firi$ee licdri gdei►�.
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