HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1976-07-15, Page 22PAGE 22--CLINTON"NEWS•ZECARD. THURZDAY, JUL'l .15,•1171
CHRIS BLACK and -the;
Swirngitins Brass will play Joe
daaciag at the air-conditioned
Mitchell & District Com-
munity Centre on Friday July
23rd. from ! ;mu. to 1 a.m.
Admission 55. per couple -
persons 15 and over--21,30ar
DAILY Vacation Bible School
will be held at the Clinton
Christian Reformed Church
July 19 - 23 from 9 - 11:30 a.m.
for children ages 4 -14:=-29
NEW BINGO Clinton Legion
Hall. 8:30 p.m. July 15. 1576•
Admission 5l ; fifteen regular
games; 510 each. Three
share -the -wealth games. One
jackpot for 5230. In 57 calls.
Consolation. One call and 310'
added weekly if not
won.--2tfn
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VICKI'S
COUNTRY
STEAK HOUSE
HIGHWAY NO. 4 NORTH
OF CLINTON AT BASE LINE
Smalley Specie
ROAST BEEF
OR
BARBECUED
RISS
With
all the Trimmings
$3.00
• Home-made Specials
Every Day
• Breakfast Served.
• TAKE CUT ORDERS
NOW AVAILABLE
OPEN:
7 a.m. • 10 p.m.
,SEVEN DAYS A WEEK
GOLDEN Radar Club zone 11.
Huron County Senior
Citizens are. bolding their
picnic in Clan Gregor -Square,
Bayfield Sunday July 15th
registration 3 to 5. Bring your
Pot Luck .Supper. dishes.
cutlery. beverages and your
own chairs. Smorgasbord at 5
o'clock sharp and program
will follow. Tables are sup -
BINGO - Friday July 16. 1976
at the Vanastra Centre RR 5.
Clinton at 8 p.m. 15 regular
games of 510. 3 share -the -
wealth. jackpot 5200. must go.
Door prizes and many.. other
specials. Admission
restricted to 16 yrs. or;
over.—tf
BINGO July 20, 1976, Huron
Fish and Game Club. 8:30
p.m. Jackpot 558. in 58 calls.
Six door prizes. -tin
THE 18th ANNUAL Rathwell
Reunion will be held at
Seaforth Lions Park on
Sunday July 18th at noon.
commencing at 12:30
p -m.-29
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The Shod is steewg by Lister
Sinclair
July 15, 21. 23
Hew 1 Met My Husband by Alice
Munro
July 16. 20 .
Meetly In Clover by Harry J
Boyle
July 17. 22
6:30 p m Curtain
Adults 53.00
Sr Citizens 52 25
Children 52 00
Cell 1519) 523-4452 or write Bo.
291. Blyth.
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Festival play proves] worth of area theatre
By eseiiey.MePhee
.1 Ike lyews•Ryc•rd •
Blyth and area peopip are
very fortunate to have an
exceptional group of actors
and writers in the area for
their entertainment.
This was clearly indicated
last Tuesday evening (July 6)
when the Myth Summer
Festival held their opening
dramatization of Alice
Munro's short story. "How I
Met My Husband."
The play which followed
w a �
very closely to the ori=itlal
%tnry tr•11q tkw tearful and
touching tale - of a country
girl's first love during time of
restrictions.
Dianne Hawkins, playing
the sweet and shy Edie,
quickly stole the hearts of her
audience as she emerged'
from her shell of innocence
only to be heart broken by the
dashing and free . spirited
young. pilot Chris. played by
Jim Schaefer. •;
The simplicity of country
"Hey, that's me," exclaims one woman as they look over
old pictures tram past school days at the"back to school
day' at the Bayfield Centennial. Left to right are Jackie
lohnston of Hayfield. Freda McLeod of Clinton. and
Roberta McLeod of Owen Sound. (News -Record photo)
SARAH HALE CHAPTER
CLINTON 1.0.0.E.
Respectfully requests donations
o$ new or used:
• Pee Wee and Bantam. Hockey Equipment
• Baseball bats; softball mitts
• Soccer balls -
for the Indian Community at Ogoki. Northern Ontario.
For further information contact:
MRS. FLORENCE CORRIE 412.7751
lite as -Alice • Munro saw it in
the early 1950'ss was clearly
depicted through the con-
servative yet faticiful eyes of
Edge. Edge. who , sees her
place as a housewife, is taken
in awe by the wonders of a
modern bathroom. the
glamorous party dresses of
her employer and her first
cigarette. Miss Hawkins
vividly captures the spirit,
and brings back memories to
many in the audience who
went through the romantic
yet agonizing period of youth.
Although Edie is the true
heroine of the play and the
only character of any depth.
she is almost caught in the
shadow by the superb acting
of Angela Gei. who portrays
the prying neighbour. Loretta
Bird. Even though she is a
terribly annoying woman. the
full house of 250 at the Blyth
Memorial Hall found noisy
and overcurious ways' quite
laughable.
Alice Munro. who now lives
in Clinton. can incorporate
many people and per-
sonalities into her writings
and the cast of the play took
all opportunities and efforts
to portray them Lynda
Langford. Edie's employer.
gives an excellent per-
formance of an affected and
sophisticated city woman
who detests the farm. but
must make it her place with
her drawl veterinarian
husband.
However irritating some of
the characters seem. the
audience affectionately lends
a tear Ad some sympathy to
Fdie as a heart broken young
woman who hopefully awaits
to hear 'from her r new found
love. Although Edge's life
looks to be cpmpletely futile.
in the end she mems her real
Prince Char:ning and
marries, to the relief sitid the
delight of the audience.
Credit must go not only to
the actors, but also to director
James Roy. who with his
careful handling produced an
excellent. play and last. but
not least. to Alice Munro for
creating such a realistic,
bittersweet tale of growing
up in the country.
For those who have interest
in their community. and
appreciation of fine -talent.
the play will be performed
July 16, 20. 24 and 28 at the
Blyth Memorial Hall with
curtain time at 8:30 p.m.
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BAYFIELD LIONESS CLUB
PENNY SALE
To be Drawn At
LIONS FROLIC
July 23 evening
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PRIZES ON DISPLAY AT BAYFIELD TOWN HALL
' -iuly 19-22 from 12noon •4p.m.
Nightly
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EIGHTH ANNUAL
PARKHILL CANOE REGA'TT'A
Suwd.y, July ;3
at tM Parkhill Cewseevaliait Aiwa.
RegislraNsa: 11:00 a.*. t• 1:N1 p.lw.
Races Sled At: 1:00
For fwlbsr 1Mlerrnatean c alacI Mita ArswM•tMyNW
Caeservatiee Aulharify 011ise. Easkr 036-3610)
OPEN RECEPTION
Oar
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Poston.
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at
SALTFORD HALL
JULY 16, sp.m.
Music by: "Lincoln Groot"
Evoryawe Welcome
Lunch Provided
July 14 - Jolly 17
Wed.. thru Sat. 231-i0si
6:30 P.M.
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Kirktss Csamesity Association
32nd Annual Garden Party
at the Fair Grounds
KIRKTON. ONTARIO
Highway 23
WEDNESDAY , JULY 21
11 ADULTS 52.50
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CHILDREN: 25c
FASTBALL: 6 p.m.
JUVENILE CONTEST: 7:30 p.m.
PROFESSIONAL PROGRAMME: ' p.m.
Showtime
dusk
, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY alb
SATURDAY -- July 14, 15, 16 and 17
NOT SINCE I fVE STORY_
NOW PLAYING until
Saturday, July/1/7
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Reservations Preferred
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+ There will be a cover charge of s1 for entertainment after 6
p.m. Thursday. Friday amid Saturday nights only Cover
charge will be parable at the lounge door
• Starting Monday July 19 to 24
SUNDAY TO THURSDAY
July 1 8 to 22
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Treat yourself and
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our Hot Buffet is i roved
THURS., t FRI.
Dine by Candlelight
SUNDAY
SMORGASBORD
, p m. -to $ p m
BUSINESSMEN'S LUNCHEON SPECIALS EVERY DAY
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