HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1975-05-01, Page 12RD 1!RSDA `, MAY1,1975
"CHIS' PROBL!MS"
Then try to attend the annual
educational dinnei' meeting of
the Huron Perth Lung
Association, to be held in the
Ontario St. Baptist, Church,
Stratford, Qntario, on •
WEDNESDAY, MAY 7,1975
6:30 p.m.
(Across -from Loblaws)
The speaker willbe
DR. CAMERON C. GRAY
•
Executive Vice President of the
Ontario TB and Respiratory
Disease Association and
Executive Director of the
Ontario Thoracic Society. Dr.
Gray's topic will be "New
Research in Lung Disease".
Tickets are $3.75 and may be
obtained at 121 Wellington St.,
Stratford, 271-7500, or your area
representative.
17,18b
MONDAY, May 5, Hospital
Auxiliary- meets in the
Hospital Board rooms at 10
a. m,. —18b
The family of
LEE and ANNA
McCONNELL
wish to , invite friends,
relatives.and neighbours to an
OPEN HOUSE
to be held at their residence
211 Princess St. E.
Clinton
on Sunday, May 4, 1975
from 2-5 p.m.
on the occasion of
their 50th Anniversary
Best Wishes Only Please
17,18b
•
ST, H'AUL'S Go -Getters Annual
Spring Rummage Sale, Sat,
lylay 10 at' 1 p.m, sharp. Good
used and new clothing and
numerous other articles for
sale. Articles will be picked up
by calling 482-9942 or leave at
the Parish Hall on Frid. May
9.-17,18,19b
BOTTLE DRIVE, sponsored by
St. James Youth Group,
Middleton, Saturday, May 3, 10
a.m. to 3 p.m. Phone 4$2-3383 or
9109.-48b
HURONIC Rebekah Dessert
Euchre and Bake Sale, May 7,
1975, at 1:30 p.m., in I.O.O.F.
Hall, Princess Street, Clinton.
Admission 75c. Everyone
welcome.—r
NEW BINGO --Clinton Legion
Hall 8:30 p.m. May 1.
Admission 4$1; fifteen regular
games, $10 each. Three Share -
the -Wealth games. One Jackpot
for $180 in 57 calls. Consolation.
One call and $10 added weekly
if not won.
BINGO—May 6, Huron Fish
and Game Club, 8:30 p.m.,
Jackpot $55 in 55 calls. Six door
prizes. —46tf
"CASH BINGO", Seaforth
Legion Hall, Friday, May 2 at
8:15 p.m. 'sharp. • 15 regular
games for $10 each. Three
specials for $25 and a $75 jack-
, pot to go each week. (Children
under 16 years not permitted.)
Admission $1, extra cards 25 c,
each or 7 for $1. Proceeds for
welfare work. Sponsored by
Branch 156, Seaforth Royal
Canadian Legion.
11
Annual Variety Concert
May 3rd
Hullett Central School
8:00 p.m.
SpontOredby toridesbord 'Hi C
Admission
Adults $1.00
Students 75c
Children under 12
free if unaccompanied
50c
feafuring
Local.
Talent
1� ,est 41t 41 flit ftp{
RRUCl , IEL 1,O,Q. . CARD'
PARTY, Friday, May 2, at 8;30'
p,rn., at the Bruoetield I,O.Q,1 '
Hall.. Everyone welcome.
Ladiesplease bring.lunch.-.-1$b
'D•IURSDAY, MAY 1, 7:30 pa In.
Centennial May Dgy Pie Social
at St. Andrew's Presbyterian
Church Hall, Clinton. . Also
featuring Bake Table and..;-
"Looking Back Display". For
all the family. Adults $1,00,.
children under twelve 50c. -18b
CLINTON HORTICULTURE
Society auction of plants and
garden equipment on Friday,
May 9 at 7:15 p.m. at the Town
Hall. Call 482-9583 or 9437 if you
wish to dig up and pick-up
services. Excellent door
prizes. -16,18b
HULLY GULLY ' COMING
EVENTS —May 4 - Moto Cross
Races; May 10 - "Country
Singles" Dance; May 16 -
Open; May 17 - Closed
Reception; May 23 - Open; May
24 - "Spring Fling" with the
Bluetones, tickets
• available. -18b
WESLEY-WILLIS UNITED CHURCH
SUNDAY, MAY. 4, 1975
CENTENNIAL SERVICE
7:30 p.m. AN OLD TYME SERVICE
"HITCH -HIKING ON THE PAST."
+Worship in the atmosphere of sights and sounds in
years gone by.
+Centennial dress encouraged, but optional.
+Fireside Hour following the Worship Service.
+The guest speaker, Rev. C. Park, will arrive by horse
and buggy at 7:16 p.m. r
- THS COMMUNITY tS c9gAtALLY°INVI TED,:
OWE IN
CLINTON - ONTARIO EM"
BOX OFFICE OPEN 8 P.M. - SHOW STARTS 8:30 P.M.
If this movie doesn't make your skin crawl...
ITS ON TOO TIGHT!
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• ,•o OLIVIA HUSSEY
HEIR DULLEA MARGOT KIDDER
A e JOHN SAXON as a Fele,
P, ,I . I 0 rrotedlly BOB CI, Agit
.n0Y N100f$,.. CCto, b OUINNI AQ$, .,..
ANNUAL chicken barbecue,
Thursday, June 12. Sponsored
by Court Constantine at Kin -
burn. -18b
EUCHRE AND BRIDGE,
Friday, May 9, 8 p.m., Bayfield
Municipal Building. Prizes and
lunch. Admission $1.00.
Sponsored by Ladies Auxiliary
to Brownies and Cubs. -18b
CLINTON HORTICULTURAL
SOCIETY - "Tulip Tea" and
Bake Sale on Wednesday, May
21, 1975, 2 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. in
St. Andrew's Presbyterian
Church, Rattenbury St. E.
Tickets 50 cents. "Tea Cup
Reading" available, also door
prize. Proceeds for Society's
centennial project, the
beautification of radar
triangle. --17b
OPEN
DANCE
25th Wedding Anniversary
for
Marg and Harry
Torrance
Friday, May 9
at
White Carnation
Holmesville
Dancing 9 to 1 aim.
"18,19b
i 35th WEDDING i
ANNIVERSARY i
1 RECEPTION i
Mr. and Mrs: Ra �
t y Finch t
'on i
3 Sat., May 3rd. 1
i at 9:30 p.m. 1
IClinton Community Centre 1
Music by Disc Jockey
Refreshments
for
17,18b
This is the saxaphone section of the Clinton Centennial Band.
Mike Penfound is on the left, and Scott Doherty is on the
right. Absent were Jim Klozinga and Liz Davidson. (photo
s bytJack Hunt)
Meet your Centennial band
By_ Seamus Doherty
I must apologize to you for
the break in communications.
Last week due to unforeseen
circumstances, the article was
not ready for publication and as
a result, the saxophone section
of your band is being presented
one week behind schedule.
So far, we have presented to
you the bass or "heavy brass"
section, the trumpet section
and the trombone section. Now
we are bringing you the
saxophone section, which is the
first of the reed instruments.
There are four, ranges of
saxophone, each with its own
peculiar quality. Yet, all of
these, the soprano, alto, tenor,
and baritone "sax" have a
common purpose, and that is to
provide a special richness to
tone to the band.
The "sax", like the trumpet,
has been developed by various
proponents into a very ex-
pressive solo instrument. It has
maintained its great popularity
throughout the eras' of
JIxieland and progressive
azz, into modern ballroom
dancing of the "Big Band" days
and the "Rock and Roll" era
which is still with us today.
Although those are the styles
of music which brought the
saxophone to the fore as a solo
instrument, the instrument
itself was developed and used
as a tie between the brass and
the reed instruments.
Its use in orchestral or
marching bands is important
because of its tonal qualities
which as I have previously
stated is the all important link
between the brass section and
the reed section.
- . So, as you can see, this in-
strument forms a very ef-
fective musical bridge which in
turn enhances the overall sound
of the band.
You the public, can enhance
the sound of your band. Give it
your encouragement and
support.
Get your
Stanley Cup
Tickets now
Don't be left out. $700 in
prizes.
Available from any Fair
board member or at local
stores
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. BOTTLE DRIVE
c `SAT. MAY 3rd o
c 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. c
Sponsored by St. o
James Middleton o
Youth Group c
Phone 482-3383 o
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or 482-9109
Adults $3.00
"HAM SUPPER"
MAY 21, 1975
--- 5 P.M. TO T:36M'P:Aft.
LONDESBORO UNITED CHURCH
BASEMENT
"Take Outs" Available
Sponsored by UCW
Everyone Welcome
Y`^
Children S1.25
6-12
The Women's Auxiliary To The
Clinton Public Hospital
-OFFERS
THE RUBY HADDY BURSARIES
To qualified students or area residents (male or female) who
have been accepted to train as
REGISTERED NURSES
REGISTERED NURSING ASSISTANTS
OTHER ALLIED HEALTH PROGRAMMES
Applications to be made by June 1, to the Guidance Depart-
ment of Central Huron Secondary School, Clinton,' Ontario
rw
lab
HURON FISH
and
GAME CLUB
lst. annual
DART THROWERS BALL
Friday, May 2nd
Dancing 10 to 1
music by
Country Gentlemen
53.00 per couple
18b
Archie carci Retta
ohinsort
d
WoUltl like .to invite thefr
fritnds and relatives to
. Anniversary ;Pasty
May 10th at,•9 p.m.
CLINTON LEGION
HALL
• Music by Carruthers
No Gifts Please
18,19b
I OPEN HOUSE 7
1 in honour of 50th Wedding i
Anniversary the family of I
f' Yiolet and Harry j
c WAYMOUTH
I i
invites relatives, friends and i
neighbours to an Open House i .
to be held at the home of their ;
i daughter
•
rS, Kr. Berr
MBA, . ;eon
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Stewart Wilson, competed in
the Western Highland Dancing
Association in London, on April
IZ ebe placed third In
Bede 8and under cla $,
recei"ved abronzeir`aaedax� .
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Smith and
Mrs. Ross Mann of Biueva1
Spent Son at' with Mrs. Ben,
PARK
Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Harrison
104 Victoria St.S.
Goderich
on
Sunday, May 4, 1975
2-4 p.m. and 7-9 p.m.
NOW PLAYING
• * Thurs. to Sat.
May 1-3
* "AUTUMN RUSH" *
*
*
lir * Return Engagement
COMING
Mon. May 5
to
Sat. May l0
"BUSKER"
ELM HAVEN
MOTOR
HOTEL
CLINTON
SOCK DANCE
C.H.S.S.
CLINTON
Featured Band
"PERCY AVD THE TEARDROPS"
FRIDAY, MAY 9, 1975
Admission
51.75 in costume
52.25 without
9-12
Refreshments
18,19
''1%,,, Now Open Weekends
DRIVE'IN
Mt/5r4,vo THEATRE
,v , ;,OOEPICH AT CONCESSION RO 4 • PHONE 524 9981
FRI., SAT., SUN. MAY 2, 3, 4
PLUS
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BURT REYNOLDS
"THE LONGEST YARD"
AOMITTANtf
WELCOME TO SCENIC ATOKA COUNTY
Pop.Cross buntings. Rape. Arson. Murder.
It's a great place to live ,--if THEY let you.
i
GODERICH
30 THE SQUARE
PHONE524 78H
1
AIR CONDITIONED
WED., THUR., FRI., SAT., APRIL 30, MAY 1, 2, 3 -- ONE
SHOWING AT 8:00 P.M. r_
Detective
Harry Callahan.
He doesn't break
murder cases.
He smashes them.
Clint Ea
Dirty Harry
PLUS
MAGNUM FORCE
SUN., MON., TUES., MAY 4, 5, 6
Report To The Commissioner
PLUS
M r. Ricco ADULT
ENTERTAINMENT
WED.,THUR.,FRI.,SAT.,MAY7,8,9,10
THE TEXAS
CHAINSA W
MASSACRE
What happened is true.
Now the motion picture;
that's just as real.
DMITTANCE
RESTRICTED
0 PERSONS
JO YEARS OE AGE Ot OVER
PLUS
'Blood Spattered Bride"
CENTENNIAL DIARY
May 1
Centennial May Day Pie Social St. Andrew's Presbyterian
Church.
May 4
Centennial Services, Wesley -Willis United Church.
sAay 14-15-16-17
"Annie Get Your Gun" by C.H.S.S. Students
May 21
Clinton Horticultural Society - Tulip Tea and Bake Sale - St.
Andrew's Presbyterian Church.
June 6-7-8
Clinton Spring Fair
June 21
Kinsmen Centennial Dance at Arena with Bluetones.
July 1 2
Orange Walk - Lodges from 'Windsor to North Bay.
July 25-28
RCAF Station, Clinton, Reunion
July 26
A ri<rainOuu4 !Weak*
A WILLIAM ALEXANDER 011.1.8HHIFi'RtIN PROMECTtON
RICHARD
LEE BURTON
MARV'IN
44 THE KLANSMAN"
Lunch on The Lawn - Wesley Willis.
Modern Square Dancing C.H.S.S.
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July
Centennial Honky Tonk Hospitality Night (Dave Hoy)
July 30
Talent Night - Grandstand
Hospitality Night - Arena (Dave Hoy).
July 31
Senior Citi)cens Night.
Aug. 1
Down Memory Lane Dancing 9.1 Arena. Chris Black Or-
chestra.
Ball Tournament.
Teen Dance C.H.S.S.
Aug. 2
Back to School C.H.S.S. 9-12 a.m.
Bali Tournament a.m.
Monster Parade 1• p.m.
Band Entertainment at Park after Parade.
Giant Barbecue and Birthday Party at Park.
Entertainment at Park 5:30-8:30 p.m.
Bobby Gimby and local school children.
Beard Contest 7:30 p.n •
Centennial Ball 9 p.m. Bobby Gimby Orchestra.
Aug. 3
Special Church Sercices at individual churches.
Horse Races 1:45,p.m.
Sunday Evening Church Service, Mass Choirs, Gospel Sing
Groups.
Aug. 4
Ball Tournament Finals.
Monster Bingo 8 p.m. Arena.