Clinton News-Record, 1979-11-22, Page 24***
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BINGO: Blyth Memorial
Hall every Saturday
night 8 p.m, 12 regular, 3
share -the -wealth, jackpot
$150.00.-39tfar
PIJLSIFER'S Piano
Place, Seafarth. NOW
OPEN DAILY until
Christmas.-42-49ar
BAYFIELD TRINITY
CHURCH GUILD
Bazaar, Bake Sale and
Tea. Saturday afternoon,
November 24 from 2 to 4
p.m. in Parish
Hall. -46,47
CARD PARTY, Nov. 30,
1979, 8:30 p.m. at Sum-
merhill Hall, sponsored
by Summerhill Hall
Board. Ladies please
bring lunch. Everyone.
welcome. -47,48
BUS TO N.H.L. games in
Detroit from January 26
to April 5. For more in-
formation call United
Trails 527-1222.-47tfAR
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 $300.00 in 55 calls
or less, $250.00 in 60 calls
or less, $200.00 in over 60
calls. Admission
restricted to 16 years or
over.-20tfar
POKER
CAR
RALLY
Saturday, November 24
REGISTRATION: 12:30 TO 1:30 P.M.
At Seaforth Public
School; Young PecoPle's
Theatre preserits the
"1 8 37 1 FARMERS'
REVOLT" – an adap-
tation of the Theatre
Passe Muraille
production and related
entertainment. One show
only'! January 11 at, 7:30
p.m. Tickets $3.00. .Call
527-1860 to reserve.
Sponsored by the 'Van
Egmond Foun-
dVon.-47,48,50,1AR
CLINTON Legion Bingo
every Thursday 8 p.m.
First regular card $1.:
restricted to 16 years or
over. 15 regular games OP
$15. .$5 least on split.
Many other specials.
Jackpot $200 must go
each week.-20tfar
OPEN HOUSE: The
family of Peter Deichert
wish to invite friends and
relatives to an Open
House on Nov. 25, from 3
pm - ? at the Hay
Township Hall, Zurich, in
honor of his 90th bir-
thday. -47
CHRISTMAS BAZAAR -
Saturday, December 1st
— 10 am to 4 pm,
Vanastra Recreation
Centre. Sponsored by
Vanastra Group Parent
Committee. -47,48
and many other prizes
SPONSORED BY LONDESBORO LIONS CLUB
PROCEEDS FOR COMMUNITY WORK
BAKE SALE and draw on
gingerbread house,
Raggedy Anne and
Raggedy Andy, on Sat.
Dec. 1, 11 am to 1 pm at
Clinton Town Hall. Also
macrame display - sale of
recipe books and super
hero pens. Sponsored by
Clinton Nursery
School. -47,48
COMING Wed. Dec. 5 -
2-4 pm. OPEN HOUSE at
the Hospital Gift Shop,
operated by the Auxiliary
to the Clinton Hospital.
Join us for a cup of tea
and a look at our new
facility. -47
IOOF and REBEKAH
CARD PARTY, Thur-
sday, Nov. 29 at 8 pm in
Lodge Hall. Ladies please
bring sandwiches.
Everyone
welcome. -47,48
CARD PARTY sponsored
by the Clinton Women's
Institute, Town Hall,
November 29 at 2 p.m.
Admission $1.00. All
welcome. -47
FRANICENMUTH
PRE -CHRISTMAS
TOUR
December 8 - 3 days
Two nights in
Frankenmuth
Dinner at
Frankenmuth Inn
SN.orenz Lutheran
Church for Christ-
mas Concert
Twin - Per Person
$105.b0
Contact:
Hanover Travel Service
(1-800-265-3007)
or
Helen Wells
Representative
(482-9492)
gion's
by Rene Brochu
Our Branch was indeed
shocked that a member of
our surrounding com-
munity would strike a
blow at the Legion by
reporting us for
suspected illegal acts in
so far as our TGIF
operation on Friday
evening is concerned.
When our area Liquor
Inspector confronted us
with the report, we were
at the time unable to
comprehend the reason
for the report submitted
to the Inspector. I was
indeed pleased with the'
attitude of our Liquor
Inspector and his ap-
proach to the report,
after all, he was only
carrying out his rightful
duty. We sincerely hope
that the person or
organization that sub-
mitted the report is
Conscious clear.
1-lowever, "TGIF" • is
still flourishing, the only
difference being we
operate completely
within the framework of
the Liquor Laws.
We as *a Legion have
achieved another honor
which proves that we are.
Symphony dates set
The Goderich gotaryili
Club announced the dates
for the 1979-80 Rotary
Symphony series
featuring the London
Symphony Orchestra.
The club will offer
three concerts in the
series beginning with the
popular Handel 's
Messiah to be presented
at North Street United
Church on Thursday,
December 20 at 8.15 p.m.
Messiah was presented in
Goderich in 1977 as part
of the winter concert
series and is returning by
popular demand.
The remaining two
concerts will be held at
Goderich and District
Collegiate Institute in
February and May. The
Sinfonia concert will be
staged Friday, February
15 at 8.15 p.m. and the
Orchestra Night, in-
volving the complete
London Symphony
Orchestra, will be held.
Friday, May 2
with support of, the
Sully Foundation the
subscription prices will
remain at $20 per family
and t$9 per adult for the
series. The Goderich club
will be looking for in-
creased sales due to
rising costs and tickets
may be obtained from
any Rotary Club mem-
ber.
The first concert
features the popular
Messiah which handel
composed in the space .of
three weeks in 1741. It
took him seven, nine and
six days respectively for
each of the three large
sections of the work and
another two days to fill
out the instrumentation.
The first presentation
took place in Dublin in
April 1742 as a benefit
concert. Handel later
initiated a series of
benefit concerts with his
work for the Founding
Hospital. The concert
was an annual event and
the blind Handel made
his last public ap-
pearance in 1759.
'Messiah has retained
its popularity for over
two centuries but is
rarely heard as Handel
himself performed it. But
it has still maintained a
rare popularity.
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an nrganizationr to be
recitnned, with in our
comMunitY. OITA' 'branch
was awarded "Ptpvincial
Honors" in 'havi fg been
presented with a cer-
tificate which indicates
outstanding support in
provincial sports which
includes ball, hachey,
curling, bowling, golf,'
cribbage and euchre. We
were the only branch in
our Zone to have been
presented with this
coveted award.
Our Poppy Drive was a
very successful venture
this year with chairman,
George Rumball, and his ,
committee doing ,an
excellent job for the
branch. As a result of this
success, part of the funds
raised is being donated to
"Huronview" in the form
of two new wheelchairs.
Two hundred dollars goes
to assist in paying for a
"dialysis" machine for
the Veterans' Wing of
Westminster Hospital.
The literary contest
which is under the
guidance of Comrade
Garnet Harland had 37
entries from all six
schools in our area.
Our bingo last Thur-
sday was successful with
bingo captain Ed Porter
and his RR5 team hosting
the pinvPrs. Winning the
jacicPot prize was ARCO
Jackson 4nd, Margaret
Mewl of clfnton who split
the $200 prize, While
bingo was in progress in
the auditorium, 'our lower
lounges were busy- with
mixed darts, Don
Armstrong reports that
24 dart players have
registered for this
season's weekly dart
night.
Our men's'euchre was
again popular with 12
tables in action. Earning
the high .score this week
was Elmer Murray with
an 87 score out of a
possible 90. Low score
went to Ernie Brown with
a 54 score, while the lone
hand department was
tied at four by John
Deeves and Clayton Ellis.
Our auditorium was
again occupied on
Saturday evening with a
wedding reception. Bruce
McKenzie and Nancy
Grube were united in
marriage and graced our
Legion Auditorium with
guests for a banquet
catered to by our Ladies'
Aux iliary.
Our thanks to
Comrades Bill and Carol
Cox and Cindy Fleet for
tending to the needs of
our auditorium guests.
See you all next week.
WHEN
A STRANGER
CALLS
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A great wayto feed the gang at'your Grey Cup party! A bucket contain ti 15 pieces of
finger lickingood Kentucky Fried Chicken. Enough for 5 to 7 hungry sports fans.
reCoI Sanders Recipe
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Hundreds of ships
and planes lost
forever. Some -say
it's UFO's. Others
say it's a lost
civilization. You may
decide it's both.
The Clinton Legion was presented -this week with a
plaque for outstanding support of sports in the area,
the only Legion in this zone to get the award. PRO
John Deeves accepted the plaque on behalf of
sports chairman Don Armstrong. (News -Record
photo)
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NOV. 27 -29 TUES. - THURS. 8:00 P.M.
Welcome to the school,
where they're breakin'
every rule!
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Every Thurs. & Fri. 12 noon ..2 p.m.
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John Strong reports the news
and talks with the newsmakers
Monday thru Friday at 12:00 noon.
people
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Sponsored by the Clint" Ki"tte Club
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-7' from 7:00 - 9:00 p.m.
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4( ADMISSION: 25' •
4( TWO FILM FEATURES:
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NOTICE TO • OUR
VALUED PATRONS
Our store hours will be
9:00 a.m. 5:30 p.m. Monday — Saturday
9:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. Friday
Closed on Sunday so we can all attend church
These hours in effect from
November 5 to December 24, 1979
Radiant Life Centre
57 Albert St.
Clinton
482-3128 •
Bayfield
1Christmas
Bazaar
M Sat• , Dec. 1 from 2 p.m.
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at the
BAYFIELD
COMMUNITY CENTRE •
g Adults $1 • Children 251 g
ti Crafts * Gifts * Bake Table
FREE REFRESHMENTS
Sponsored by;
Bayfield Lioness Club
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