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BINGO ,Ttily4.9.. 1976
at the Vanastra 004W RR 5,
Clinton at 8 p.m. 15 regular
3 Share-the-
a0I5pOt $200. must go.
and many other
spec.Admission
restricted"es 16 yrs. or
over.
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Bus immtus Clinton -Town
Hall at Z p.m. Saturday and
Sunday .741$r 10 and ti for
Heritage, *use to -$3. per
persen, ifficintling refresh-
ments. Sponsored by HC -
BAC. ---.28`
GOLDEN 'RADA.R4, b.is
holding their pIfltc on
Wednesday, July 146, at the
park south of Clinton. Pot
Luck Supper at 6 o'clock.
Bring your own dishes,
cutlery, etc. All Senior
Citizens of this community
are welcOme.-28x
LIFE IN FOCUS presents two
special youth •programs.
Music, movies and drama. At
the Clinton Town Hall, July 16
and 17, 1976 at 8 p.m. (14
• years and over).----28ar
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RETURN. ENGAGEMENT
TW. HURON tietfliiP
Unit invites you to atteAcl'
chile! Health Clinic -Health
Unit office* Shipley Street,
Clinton on Friday, July 10,
1976 from 9:30 - 11:30 a.m.
for: 1: Health surveillance, 2.
Anaemia screening. .3.
lmtnunization, 4. Hearing
screening. 5. Fluoride
brushing of children's teeth to
prevent cavities for ages 3 to
5 years, 6. Vision
screeoing.-28ar
BINGO 'July 13, 1976, Huron
Fish and Game Club, 8:30
p.m. Jackpot $57. in 57 calls.
Six door prites.—tin
NEW BINGO Clinton Legion
Hall,"1:30 p.m. July 8, 1976.
Admission $1; fifteen regular
games; $10 each. Three
share -the -wealth games. One
jackpot for. $220. in 56 calls.
Consolation. One call and 810
added weekly if not
won.-2tin
Atwarlail
Vegitaftlit;
Relaxed
PLEASANT ATMOSPHERE
TASTY DISHES
THE WAY YOU
LIKE THEM.
HWY. 21 "BAYFIELD
Miss Dianne Isabelle Popp
graduated from Centennial
College of Applied Arts and
Technology from the Diploma
Nursing Program on June 23
in Eaton Auditorium, College
Street, Toronto. A paiepts-
daughter banquet was held
for the graduating nurses on
June 24 in the Travelodge
Hotel Victoria Park, Toronto.
Those attending from this
area were her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Lorne Popp, Debra,
Betty and David. Miss Dianne
Popp=has accepted a position
with Com-Careqof Toronto
commeXcing June 28. (photo
by Toll of Toronto).
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FESTI‘At
the Blood is Strong by Laster
Strittair
Jui', 9 13 15
How 1 Met My Husband by Alice,
Munro
July 8 14 16
8 30 p m Curtain
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Sr Citizens 52 25
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The Bayfield Brownies had a giant birthday cake float In the Centennial parade. (News -
Record photo)
Playhouse opener a success
RY SHIRLEY J-KELLER
You're A Good Man Charlie
Brown was the opener at
Huron Country Playhouse
last week, and judging from
the audience reaction on
Wednesday night - Opening
Night - the production is a hit.
The play is just a series of
quick portrayals of the comic
strip Peanuts. adapted by
Clark Gesner from the
-Charles Schulz favorite.
Appearing on stage were
-CharlieBrown played by
David Dunbar: Linus. Jim
Slair: Lucy, Alicia Jeffery:
Patty. Janet Thorpe; Snoopy.
Robert E. Landar: and
Schroeder. Ed Taylor.
From start to finish, the
produttion was properly light
and inovative. The stage in
bright basic reds. greens.
yeiloWs and blues were just
perfect for the show. The
costuming . was simple but
exactly right for the Peanuts
gang. The lighting, mostly
direct. was occasionally
dramatic and effective.
casting interesting shadows
on the sky backdrop at the
rear of the stage.
Top performance award
goes to Alicia Jeffery. as the
loud and tippy Lucy whose
brash honesty sets her apart
as one of Schulz' most loved
cartoon ,characters. Ms.
Jeffery had a husky voice
4 st Annual
Seaforth
Lions Carnival
3 NIGHTS
THURS. , FRI., SAT.
JULY 8 - 10
MONSTER BINGO
GAMES OF CHANCE
PENNY SALE
MERRY-GO-ROUND
FERRIS WHEEL
Different Program Every Night
Admission .75' Children Free
Advance ticket sale 50 cents dr 3 for S1.00.
AdMISSion Includes ettancc3 on guar ter of beef.
which boomed appropriately
above the others on stage.
Her mouth contortions were
as similar to Lucy's as any
human's could be and her
leaning over. nose to nose
with the character she was
addressing., was a vivid
demonstration that
characterization of the Lucy
of the comics was alive on
stage At Huron Country
Playhouse.
Lucy's two solo numbers.
,Schroeder and Little Known
Facts were excellently done.
She also steikthe scene in The
Book Report. In all. the
performance of Ms. Jeffery
was truly exciting.
Running a close second was
Robert E. Landar as Snoopy.
the perceptive pooch who
rests atop his .dog house in
Peanuts. and almost always
has all the good lines. The
most entertaining numl?er
the entire show was per-
formed- by Mr Landar when
he portrayed a deliriously
happy Snoopy in Suppertime.
Snoopy. given to dramatics
anyway, completely dum
Wounded Charlie Brown as he
danced and pranced and
flipped and flopped his way
around the stage after
. receiving his aightly supper
bowl. The audience loved it
and judging from the com-
plete ease of Mr. Landar. he
BOOK SALE
CLINTON BRANCH LIBRARY
(Library Park)
FRIDAY, JULY 16
1 p.m. ▪ 5_ pan.
was loving it too.
Honorable mention must go
to Jim Saar as "Security
Blanket" Linus who did a
number My Blanket and Me
with such style that the
blanket almost came alive as
a partner.
This week at the Playhouse
it is Neil Simon's Star
Spangled Giri with Shelley
(Matthews) Peterson who is a
favorite with , audiences in
this area. This comedy Should
be..pure entertainment from
start to finish.
If you can go early, plan td
have dinner at the Playhouse
diningroom.
DRINKING;'
c.,7-24 DISASTER
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Atalla.wa4en
yesterday mornin
r the vehicle SaV, WE
Iriving crossed the centre
ijne andbit a tree oallighway
.ore mile north of St.-
lOsephis.
The Gederielt OPP are
investigating the cause of the
acCident, but no charges will
be Iaid. The Ritchie woman,
the lone occupant of the
vehicle is presently In
Alexandra. Marine and
General.flospital in Goderich.
Despite the holiday
weekend, with heavy traffic
on the roads, the OPP and the
Clinton Police Force had little
to report.
We invite you
to attend a
COMBINE
SERVICE
SCHOOL
• at
, Vincent's
Farm Equipment
SEAFORTH
Tues., July 13
7:05 P.M. SHARP
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OPEN RECEPTION
for
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Po.stma
(nee Sherry Hodgins)
at
SALTFORD HALL
JULY 16, 9p.m.
Music by: "Lincoln Green"
Everyone Welcome
Lunch Provided
THE HURON COUNTRY PLAYHOUSE
Grand Bend
presents
"Star Spangled Girl"
July T July 10
Wed., thru Sat.
8:30 P.M.
2364451. Wed. -2:00
Sat. - 4:00
Next -Wee
Irma La Douce
DRIVEzIN Gomm,'
HWY
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WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY. FRIDAY and
SATURDAY—July 7; 8,9 and 10
BOX OFFICE OPENS A 11.00 P M
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JULY 17, 1976
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Country Music Weekend
•
JULY 1 0 & 11
at the
Pineridge Chalet
HENSALL, ONTARIO
SAT, NIGHT, JULY 10 - DANCE
+ MOZARTS MELODY MAKERS
+ RESERVATIONS
SUNDAY., JULY 1 1 BAND JAMBOREE
2 P.M. - 9 P.M., FEATURING —
+ JOE DVER-HOLT & THE STANDBYS
MOZARTS MELODY MAKERS
+ ROGER•clutac & THE RAINBOWS
+ THE BLUEWATER PLAYBOYS
+ OUNTRY
+ THE HEYWOODS
+ YOU AND ME
+ THE MAD HATTERS
+ THE SILVER STRINGS
& MANY MORE
+ M. - JOHNNY BRENT
ADMISSION 82.00
CHILDREN lit a, UNDER FREE
+ FOOD 8, CAMPSITES AVAILABLE
+ BRING YOUR LAWN CHAIRS
Proceeds for Community Service Work.
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Nightly
Entertainment
for the summer
NOW PLAYING until
.Saturday, July 1 7
TWO BIG WEEKS
Great musk and laughs
"Charlie Eck stein"
1iEhig your friends and
enloy the fun.
+ Dinner Reservations accepted up 'ttl 8 p
+ Sorry we cannot accept reservations tor en
tertatnment..
+ There will be a cover charge of 81 for entertainment after 4
p.m. Thursday. Friday and Saturday nights only Cover
charge. will'be payable at the lounge -doer
Starting Monday July 19 to 24
BRUCE. MURRAY
,Yd
group group
Treat Yourself and
your friends ...
for your convenience
our Hot Buffet is served
THURS„ & FRI.
12 noon 2 p.m.
Casual Dress
Dine by Candielich.
SUNDAY
SMORGASBORD
Spm to8pm
BUSINESSMEN'S LUNCHEON SPECIALS EVERY DAY
Visit the KEG ROOM
• Colour TV
• Relaxing atrnosphere
Candlelight
Restaurpnt & Tavern
Licensed under 1 C B 0
BAYFIELD RD GODERICH
524 7711