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a CO{lO lIONEO
books, many of them priced refreshments will be
at only 25 cents:, There'll be available throughout the
special sections of children's book sale, which runs from
books, Canadiana and 10 a.m. to' 4 p.m. As well,
reference books, as well as a book browsers and buyers.
huge choice of fiction, in the will be able to take specially
same building that houses conducted tours of • . the
the nationally' famous Blyth theatre;
Summer Festival. Ail en added feature,:
authors James Reaney and-
Penny Kemp will be giving
readings of their works in
the art gallery of the Hall,
comfiencing at 1:30 p.m.
This rare opportunity to
meet an author, to learn
about his or her craft and
how a book comes into being .
is a once-in-a-lifetime event,
something adults and
children will remember for
years to come.
There is no admission
charge to either the book
OPEN RECEPTION
and
DANCE
for
MR. AND MRS.
ARNOLD STORY
In honour of their
25 th WEDDING
ANNIVERSARY
Saturday, May 23
at
8:30 P.M.
IN BRUSSELS
Ladies Please Bring
Sandwiches
No Gifts
very Tuesday
vening<.at Vainastra Centre,
A p.m. First
4;10; 15 regular
Sammi, titres share -the -
Wealth.. Jackpot $200.i0 must
go! Admission restricted to 16
years a nd ov er.-52tfar
HURON FISH & GAME
RINGQ every Sunday at 1:30
p.m. First. regular card $1.00,
N*icted to L6ryearsand over.
!fleapit $100. must go each
week,'1s regular gunles of $10 -
$5least on split. —3711a r
CLINTON. LEGION BINGO
every Thursday, 8 p.m: First
regular card $1. 6 cards for $1.
wregular games, 3 share -the-
ith. ' Early bird game 7:45
n•eP Jackpot., $200 must go
eachweek. ;20tfar
CLINTON ' ..' PUBLIC
HOSPITAL EMPLOYEES
ASSOCIATION BUILDING
jNO DANCE
ay 10, 1981,
wnship Hall.
c Green"
Dancing9 p.m.:to 1 a.m. Buffet
lunch. Tickets $7.51)
each. -19-21
KLOMPEN FEEST PARADE
- May 23, 1981 at .1 p.m.
Entry forms deadline May 20,
available at Town Clerk's
office, Clinton News -Record,
Campbell's. Men's Wear and,
Ball and Mutch Ltd. 19,20
25th WEDDING AN-
NIVERSARY celebration for
Defile and Ron Geddes, May
23, 1981 at Saltford. Friends
and relatives welcome. Best
wishes only. -19,20.-19,20
FUND; RA'
eaturdsy,
Goderfeh
Music by ,;iii) ale
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MMUNITY iNTRE
MAY 23/ 1981
musical,
STAR TREX
moos Places* Bring ° Lunch.
sPON D.y
Qu ck
and the Rainbows
SUPOWAY, MAY 23
9 P.M. -1 A.M.
AT THE CLINTON ARENA.
Presented by the Clinton Junior
C Mustangs and the Clinton
Minor Baseball Association. A
great way to wind up Klompen
Feast weekend!
TICKETS AVAILABLE AT:
Jerry MacLean and Son Sports
or at the door
A MEETING of ti„f liuron-
Mitidlesex Pravncial Liberal
Associationall�be held the
Hay Twp. flats, Udell at 8
P.M. Moinday, May 25.
Delegates' and alternates to
represent the riding at the
()Atari() Liheral Association
antalat meeting to lie held in
Kingston, Jtsnel9, 20, 21 will be
elected at this meeting. All
Assoclatic» igetin'bers in-
terested in: attending the
Kin,gptnn nleeting.aae urged to
attend the Zurich meeting. -20
HOLMESViLLE UNITED
CHURCH Ham and Salad
Supper, Thursday, June 4', 5-
7:30 p.m. Adults $5.00, children
under 10, $2.50.-20,21
CLINTON JUNIOR C
MUSTANGS and Minor Ball
are holding a dance May 23
from 9 p.m. - 1 a.m. in Clinton
Community Centre. Dance to
Roger Quick and the Rain-
bows Tickets at Jerry
M:eLean'a Sports. $5. per
person.—l2eow
Huron County's largest used
book sale, proceeds to Blyth
Centre for the Arts. Saturday,
June 6, 10 a.m. - 4 pm. Blyth
Memorial Hall. Bake sale,
tours of the theatre all day
long. Literary readings by
James Reaney and Penny
kempat 1:30p.m.-20
FESTIVAL SINGLES DANCE
Friday, May 22, Victorian Inn,
Stratford. Dancing 9 p.m. - 1
a.m. Welcome all singles over
25. No blue jeans. -20
BEEF BARBECUE AND
DANCE Saturday,. June 13,
1981, Clinton ..C`onurtunity
Centre. Dinne , 6330.8:30 p.m.
Dance Jim Medd and the
Pleasure''Paks 9 p.m. - 1 a.m.
Proceeds for Hospital Fund.
Tickeis $8 - availabletfrom any
Member. Sponsored . by Kin-
smen and' Kinettes Clubs of
Clinton.=20,21ar
OPEN
WEDDING
INCEPTION.
\for
• .Dennii.Mtlirtin
and
Carol Johnston
Frionds aro Invited
to celebrate the
otCcasion.
In
CLINTON
1981.
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OFFiCIAL
OPENYING
County of Huron
AUBURN
WORKS
GARAGE
Auburn, Ontario
The County of Huron
cordially invites the
public to attend the
opening ceremonies of
the New County of
Huron Highways Depar-
tment Auburn Works
Garage, Lot 27, Conc. 1,
West Wawanosh, at:
THURSDAY
MAY 28, 1981
AT 4:00 P.M.
L. MOUSSEAU
Chairman
Road Committee
F. HABERER
Warden
County of Huron
WELCOMES YOU!
NOON -DAY BUFFET
MONDAY thru SATURDAY 12 Noon to 2 P.M.
SUNDAYS only 12 Noon to 2:30 P.M.
Come. relax and enjoy Benmiller today. We've
prepared a special Noon -Day Buffet just for
you! You will enjoy a choice of two main Cour.
ses. Soup, Salads, Dessert and Coffee. served if
you wish in our beautiful gardens. Ail the food RESERVATIONS REQUES'I'EI)
& ambiance you can take in, and all for just one
very low price!
$1100
()NLY •
For Reserva toms pteasP phony
524-2191
Benmiller
Inn
Nestled' In Benmiller. Ont , just 7 kilometres east of (3nderich on
Huron County Road 1, just off Highway R
LICENCED UNDER THE L.L.B.O,
,
FLEA MARKS *Sat,. ,y23
I
ata in,,171 Victoria Get,
Clinton. Includes antiques,
harvest'ta le, reapers,' cradle,
baked goods, furniturre, hand
madedoillies, etc. -20
FLOWER ARRANGING AND
CORSAGE MARINO with
Ruth Zielinanofrich, will be
the feature at 'the Clinton
t.
rlorcit�hll ul+e Society meeting
Wednesday, May 27 at 8 p.m.
Clinton Town Hall. Everyone
welcome .-20
AFTER THE 'KLOMPEN
FEEST PARADE • Dutch Tea
hosted by Mrs. Ceriel Van
Damme and Miss Margaret
Sioman for the Horticultural
Society. Tickets include
(optional) professional por-
trait, proof free, in your Dutch
costumes, by Jervis. 50 per-
cent of these portrait sales go
to Klompen Feest Committee
to our Hospital. -20x
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;Th
e
• jr, of
ViI
e/
the BIyI „ , eAite
was oaCataV '
tie s of
late 1979. The Search
n
professional director led
them to Lauriie'Rowbothara
of Listowel. A. graduate in
`choral direetioii' from the
University, of Western On-
tario,
Mr, Rowbotham
shares the ideals of the
Board in creating a choir
that will not only be a satis-
fying choral experience for
also4/
its
of itbe choir
rehearsals In
PIO has been
nieet optinlitic
•its
organizers.
From a fir night showing
GIN people, its membership
has remained over 60 all
season, The wide choice of
rePetoit e " free), dasisies to
pop - had made the choir
popular for members and
audience alike. Equally
satisfying to, both groups is
the disciplined quality of the
work presented, a fact readi-
ly underlined by the sell-out
performances of the choir
this season. Mr. Rowbotham
in a recent interview
remarked that "the choir is
singing about five times
more capably than I ever ex-
pected it to at this point in its
development".
The choir rehearses eve
Monday night in the Blyth
Memorial Hall under Mr.
Rowbotham's direction and
with the capable accompani-
ment of Mrs. JoAnne King of
Brussels. New members,
especially tenors and basses
are welcome to join the choir
in September.
Enjoy an evening of choral
music for all tastes perform-
ed by residents from every
part of the county.
Refreshments will follow the
Framed by a ladder from tite old Clinton fire truck about
50 members el fire departments from Huron County
received their diplomas at a graduation ceremony in the
Clinton fire hall last Friday, following a Week-long
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training school. Officials from the fire training school at
Giavenhurst made the presentation. (James Fitzgerald
photo)
ook bargain buyer's delight
Book lovers, collectors and
just plain readers •are
welcome Saturday, June 6 at.
Huron County's largest used
book sale at Memorial Hall
in Blyth.
Sponsored by the Blyth
Centre for the Arts, the sale
brings together thousands of
sale or the readings.
Memorial Hall is located on
Blyth's main street.
Donations of used books
for this event may be left at
any of the following locations
prior to May 30. E.A.T. Com -
GBayfield; Taylor's
eneral Store, Belgrave;
The Blyth Standard;„ The
Brussels Post button
Town Hall; Dianne Banks',
176 Main Street, Exeter; Hill
and Borgal, 58 Elgin Avenue
East, Goderich; Janice
Bisback's, 86 Queen Street,.
Hensall; The Huron Ex-
positor, Seaforth; and Har-
ris Stationery, Wingham.
paperback and hardcover -Home bakedgoods and
,I
Kippen UC W meet
The May meeting of the The combined outdoor
'Kippen U.C.W. was held at church service and picnic of
the church on May 12th at the Brucefield-Kippen
8:15 p.m. with 17 members charge will be held on June
present. 7th at 11 a.m. at the Hensel(
Mrs. Jack Sinclair was in recreation park. Mrs. Art
charge of a very impressive McCallum and Mrs. Norman
worship service. Mrs. Sin- Dickert request all articles
Clair chose as her theme for the bale to be left at the
"They call her blessed" in churchbyJunelst.
co nsnemoration of Mother's
Day. A poem "To My
Mother" was given.
Meditation and silent
prayer, beatitudes of Mother
were included in the ob-
servance of Mother's Day.
The worship closed: with the
singing of a hymn.
The business portion el the
meeting was capably con-
ducted by Mrs. David Cooper
in the absence of Mrs. Robt.
Kinsman. Invitations were
received and accepted to
attend Carmel Presbyterian
Church, Hensall thankof-
fering meeting on Monday,
June 1st at 8 p.m. and
Brucefield Church visitor's
day on Tuesday, June 2nd at
2 p.m.
Mrs. Ronald . McGregor
was in charge of the topic
and gave a very informative
talk on the handicapped and
disabled, illustrated by
slides showing progress in
their education.
The group leaders and
social cammitte of the
U.C.W. will meet at an
earlier date prior: to the June
meeting.
Courtesy remarks were
given by Mrs. Lloyd Cooper
and the meetingtelosed with
singing "Onward Christian
Women". The.. members
enjoyed a social hour hosted
by Mrs. Emersdn Kyle and
Mrs. Art McCallum.
LAST NIGHT MAY 21
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NOW OPEN 7 NIGHTS A WEEK
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Concert. Tickets are $3 for
adults, $1.50 for children
(especially welcome! ), and
are available by phoning
ticket co-ordinator Mary
Sutter (482-3635), the box of-
fice (523-9300) or the Blyth
Sage (523-4331).
P
out
a Omegas dine ot
Fourteen members of the
Zeta Omega Chapter of Beta
Sigma Phi sat down to a
delicious pot luck dinner at
Shirley Mills' on May 12.
After the. meal, vice-
president Rita Van Dyke
presented a going -away gift
to Liz Warren, who is mov-
ing to Woodstock, New
Brunswick. All wish her the
best in her new home.
Gail Hiltz gave a talk on
Origami, which is the
Japanese art of paper
folding, and brought along
some examples for everyone
to see. There are many basic
folds (such as mountain,
valley, squash and petal
folds), as well as several
bases (such as preliminary,
bird and frog bases), from
which designs can be
created. It's a very intricate
and complicated art form in
which precision is essential
to have the design turn out.
The social committee
reported that 23 members
and mothers enjoyed the
Mother's Day luncheon at
the Blue Fountain on May 9.
Rita asked members to
state their preference for
working on next year's com-
mittees and had no difficulty
in getting them organized.
During the vice-president's
report, Rita read an excerpt
from the April issue of The
Torch on "What sorority
means to me".
The next meeting will be4.
on May 26 at Marie Black's
where the new otticers will
be installed. Members are
asked to think of ideas for
next year's social and ways
and means projects and to
remember their secret sister
gifts.
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DRIVE-IN THEATRE
WI Beech St., Clinton 482-7030
BOX OFFICE OPENS 8:30 PM
PLAYING THIS WEEKEND
FRIDAY, SATURDAY & SUNDAY, MAY 22-23-24
The Power Behind The Throne
JANE LILY DOLLY
FONDA TOMLIN PARTON
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is the comedy
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You'll laugh your
head off."
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SHIRLEY MacLAINE • JAMES COBURN
SUSAN SARANDON • STEPHEN COLLINS
KLOMPEN FEEST
WEEKEND SPECIAL!
Friday, Saturday, Sunday
May 22-23-24
7 OR 12 0Z.
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