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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1970-05-07, Page 16SAS The Clinton Nem,f3pppril, Thorsdpy, MAY 1979 Rehearsing for the Pirates of Penzance Hospital Auxiliary will hold a tea on May 13 Murray WWII at the piano will provide part of the musical accompaniment for the Pirates of Penzance, May 27-30 at CHSS.—Photo by Jack Hunt. Operetta to be held at CHSS Of the 10 lead parts, eight Will be duplicated so that the Wednesday and Friday performances will have a different cast from Thursday and Saturday's shows. The operetta tells the story of ,a boy who is apprenticed to a gang of pirates by' mistake but who hates pirates and tries to destroy the band. Ages range from 13 to 60 in the cast, Musical director is Lois Grosby while Elizabeth Baty of Blyth will direct the show. 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OUR PRICE ONLY 3.98 Ladies' Antron BRIEFS "THE ELEGANT FEELING FABRIC" Just right for the Mom in yoUr life, in shades of lilac, mint, blue, pink, white, and nude, sizes S-M-L, Reg. vim, Mother's Day 77c Special Only AWNINGS PATIOS lk CARPORTS toominiestronx SPECIAL OF THE WEEK Green Excelite Fiber Glass Panels 26"x96" Suggested Retail 10,55 Save $4.05 SPECIAL .50 BALL MACAULAY BUILDING SUPPLIES SEAFORTH 527-0910 CLINTON 482-9514 HENSALL 262-2713 rexcelia-m-IW FIBER GLASS PANELS Open House, on Canada Hospital Day, Wednesday May 13. Everyone is cordially invited to visit their friends, see our Hospital, and enjoy tea in the dining-room. Mrs. Pat Ryan reported on the continuing success of the Flower Cart, Mr. L. P. Walden invited the Auxiliary' to their summer •residence in Hayfield for a luncheon meeting in June. sponsored in honour of the Grand 'Master of Western Ontario, David Wordon of Listowel. Misses May and Eleanor Davidson of Hamilton called on friends here last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Keys and family of Clinton have moved into the village. Mother's Day Special Only Varna news . Ladies' One Size efforts of Mrs. Viola Peterson and Mrs. Doug Ball. Mrs. Ken Wood accepted responsibility for the tray favours for Canada Hospital Day. The Brownies in town were thanked for creating the attractive Easter favccurs. Mrs. Orville Warner announced plans for the annual Hospital Tea being held at the Hospital in conjunction with an The Explorer Group met last Tuesday evening with the president Miss Cathy Taylor in charge. All members recited the purpose and motto.' Miss Charlene Reid read the Scripture lesson. Miss Ann Marie Heard gave the prayer. Miss Nancy Fawcett read a poem, The Roll Call ' was answered by each naming their favorite colour. A new member, Miss Beverly Cantelon took up the collection. Miss Sandra Webster said the dedication and Mrs. Robert Taylor read from the study book. Mrs. Barry Taylor led in crafts. All recited .the Explorer prayer and the meeting was closed by the president. Mr. and Mrs. Watson Webster, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reid and Mr. and Mrs. Fred McClymont attended the banquet at Woodham last Wednesday evening, which the Orange Lodges of South Huron With months of rehearsals already behind them, the members of the cast of The Pirates of Penzance are entering the final hectic month • before the production debuts May 27 for a four-night rud. This is the second production of a Gilbert and Sullivan operetta at the Central Huron Secondary School to be held in the last three years. Producer of the show is Mr. George Cull, who came up with the idea of a stage production involving both students and members of the community after reading the Hall-Dennis report on education which advocated more community involvement in schools. Cast of the play includes 110 members. Adults have been practicing since October, once a week. Students nave ueen at, work since December. Mr. Cull admitted that there are some problems working with both adults and students and with so large a cast. "We finally had to tell the students that they would have to start practicing in the evenings so the whole cast could work together", he said. An addition of eight feet will be added to the front of the stage in order to handle the large cast. cool and care-free Sleeveless COTTON DRESSES "Just Right For Mom" Sizes 14 to 241/2 6.98 OVER ONE HUNDRED VOICES ENTERTAIN THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE MAY 27, 28„ 29, 30 8:00 P.M. CENTRAL HURON SECONDARY SCHOOL AUDITORIUM ADVANCE TICKET SALES FOR CLINTON: Bartliff's, McAdam Hardware, Roundel (CFP) Holmesville: Norman's General Store Blyth: Standard Office Londesboro: Londesboro Locker E3ayfielcl: Graham's General Store Brucefield: Jackson's General Store — Two Days Only MAY 12th and 13th, at Brian's Hairstyling Phone 527-1700 Seafort THE WOMEN'S AUXILIARY TO THE CLINTON PUBLIC HOSPITAL OFFER 2 BURSARIES One for: A qualified resident wishing to train as a registered nurse. One for: A qualified resident wishing to train as a registered nurse's assistant. Applications must be made on or before June 12 to the Guidance Department of C.H.S.S. The May meeting of the Women's Auxiliary to the Clinton Public Hospital was held in the Board Room, Monday, May 4, chaired by Mrs. R. W. McLean. Fourteen of the Clinton Auxiliary attended the Spring Conference in Exeter, and heard an inspiring and. controversial talk by James Scott on "The Role of -- Medicine in the Changing Age". Mrs. Gerry Storey and Mrs. Beecher Menzies announced the plan for conducting the Kindergarten children through the Hospital the following day. Mrs. L. P. Walden, chairman of the Bursary Committee reviewed the pblicy for awarding bursaries to students of the Registered Nurses Course, and the Nurses Assistant's Course — and explained the changes that are to be implemented. The new smocks are sewn and ready for wearing due to the Hardening of the arteries and high blood pressure cause about ninety percent of all heart "and circulatory disease, according to the Canadian Heart Fund. Tilt MOST IN GIFTS ~ F012 1-11EIRS PliATV from nag DD PANTY HOSE Sheer, Seam Free — Super Stretch Fits 90 to 150 lbs. — BEIGE ONLY — Reg, $1.29 SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR MONEY REFUNDED 2112- 03 MEI DEALER-SEAFORTH CLINTON A. 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