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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1976-09-02, Page 23`pre oer l boyo Bever piaplayed h++ ore, this 1s your big ce.Racquets *Imitable your own irt� nein oe . S. g. ole .. For More in- ma'tion phone 4824629 or 524-9517. Student badminton starts October 6, 106.-36,37.39 GD Sept. 7, 1976, Huron Fish and Game Club 8:30 p.m. Jackpot $58. in 58 calls.• Sid door prizes.-tfn BINGO. Mon. Sept. 6, 1976 at the Vanastra Centre RR 5, Clinton at 8 p.m. 15 regular games of $12. 3 share -the - wealth, jackpot $200 must go. Door prizes and many other specials. Admission restricted��y(yy�.�j�l�iyto 16 years or over. "" T f ri AN ENTERTAINING ial ,Ptotera if Art ani ca . Ic a el n y old renaF, September lel th from 04 foo. 'Doo1 Prizes and ee coffee. 8�t yone welcome. Advt., Aston BUS leaving .from glin'ton for Plowing frlat+ It at Walkerton Sept. 29 and Oct. 1., 1976. Apply. to . Murphy Bus Lines for tickets and time. Phone 4 -3493.-45 36,37ar. SCOTTISB Concert featuring Alexander Brothers at Montcalm School, London, Wed. Sept. 8, 1976 at 8 p.m. Special bus leaving Clinton Legion Hall at 6:15 p.m. Tickets including bus Adults $7. Children $5. For In- formation call 482-9478._35.36 BAY.FIELD Old-time Country Fair - Sept. 3rd - Bingo and Exhibits in arena 8 p.m. Sept. 4 - Parade 12:30 p.m. Heavy Horse Show - special events games and rides. -36x u osemlg EVANGELISTIC Services at Bayfield Baptist Church, Bayfield Sept. 13 - 17 - 7:30 p.m. Hear Rev. F.A. Harrison, Pastor. Special Music each evening. For transportation phone 482- 9295.-36 * ************ * U NOW PLAYING „ THURSDAY. SEPT. 2 TO or i. SATURDAY. SEPT. 4 * lig "Kooch " * 41( ,Mc COMING * . MONDAY, SEPT. 6 * TO SATURDAY, it SEPTEMBER 11 * "Lincoln Grc.en"` RETURNENGAGEMENT T e. tin ; t>t . wall, 81?1T , . � 8►1c Reah IS Wednesday September 8 101lowed by a. pot luck Iun- ch.--- 6 AN Denton* stratio ,pt.4. -8--• 10 p.m. Brucefield United Church. All types of music. Everyone welcome. --36 THE WOMEN's Hospital Auxiliary will meet in the Board Room Tuesday, September 7. 1976 at 2 p.m.-.- tsar NEW BINGO Clinton Legion Hall, 8:30. p.tn• Sept. 2, 1976. Admi. Lan 51; fifteen regular games; 510 each. Three share -the -wealth games. One jackpot for $230. in 57 calls. Consolation. One call and $10 added weekly if not won.-2tfn A ,of' last Sunday, well over 10 1p*� pile, had seen; the Huron .��t Pla loin hit nneeI ter les". pla ed a sold -out wow Oat tie rand Beni theatre, then toured to 11 other towns including, g For: u5, Sarnia. Meaford. Seaforth, and Goderich.. Capacity audiences attended all of the touring per- formances. Last Wednesday, the company of 40, including the 11 piece orchestra and technicians, returned to the theatre for the repeat engagement. Although -last week's attendance figures were net as overwhelming as the first week, Managing Director James Murphy was satisfied with the overall record. He anticipates another sell-out week at the Playhouse this week. although tickets are still available for most per- Goderich Twp. rec news By Diana Brand The seniorboys, coached by Wayne Tebbut and Steve Thompson played Auburn on Monday, August 23 in a semi- final baseball game. They won the first game of the best out of three with a score of 7 - Dave Bird pitched and was later relieved by Jeff Cox. Dave made a three base hit CLINTON HIGHWAY NO. 4 NORTH OF CLINTON AT BASE LINE Sunday Special! DRESSED ROAST PORK • OR ROAST CHICKEN With all the Trimmings $ 3.00 • Home-made Specials Every Day 41 Breakfast Served. • TAKE OUT ORDERS NOW AVAILABLE OPEN: 7 a.m. - 10 p.m. SEVEN DAYS A WEEK NOTICE To Students Attending Schools in the Clinton Area The procedure for the first day of the Fall Term, September 7. 1974 shall be as fellows for all schools operated by the Huron County Board of Education in the Clinton Am: 1. All schools will Open at the regular hour In the morning. 2. All butes will travel et the regular time in the morning. 3.111 schools will dose ONE HOUR EARLIER than usual. 4. Alf buses will depart ONE HOUR EARLIER than usual. H. Turkheim Chairman D.J. Cochrane Director Presents From Scotland cher 5, :ls not rMan+ a of t 1t is also the 1 performanoe or .the �yhe 1976 sea theatre iu Gra? ul1y da'.1. o► its additional terfo eea lu11ding; . cif ( us l ticket ,ad glee , all tickets. Jnr this €ire 810 per person. T e ticket includes a full chili supper before- the show. Festivities begin at 6:I p.m. Tickets for this gala, evening la ay be reserved -by honing the ticket office at 8-8451. Or, tickets may be purchased in London at Words & Music, Sarnia at 4E - SD Radio, Goderich at The Coach House, Exeter at Penny Farthing, or Clinton at The Shadow Box. Many Grand Bend merchants are also selling tickets f'r the Playhouse Benefit Night., di "r PAL - 1 ims. at Ms SETOT'AWA MAIN Ft.043R Advence Tickets $4. Bath At• the door 55 ." . PHONE 52.7- . OR 527-122.4 E N Rry N N'1RY PtA'1HOuSE :.lead BEnd presents "Anne of Green Gables" HELD OVER September 1 - September 4 Wed.. thru Sat. 2384451 Wed. - 2:00 8:30 P.M. Sat. • 4:00 bringing in three runs. They put 'winning out of the playoffs. winning 6-1 • on Thursday August 26. Ail players did a good job. The junior boys under the coaching of Ben Whitely played against Auburn on Thursday, August 26. They lost their first game of the playoffs, 15-14. All team members played a good game. Terri Johnston pitched his best game of the season. They played again. on August 30. but results were not available at press time. Arnold and Walter " Bell's senior girls won »their first game of the playoffs on Tuasday, August 24. Vicky Oke pitched a 15-5 win over Hullet with seven strike -outs. Janice Orr was another star of the game. picking up some hot ones at shortstop. All team members should be complimented for playing an outstanding game. Holmesville won the second game of the best two out of three. putting Landesboro out of the finals on August 26. They won by a score of 10-8. Lee Anne Bell, who brought in five rtins, and pitcher. Vicky Oke. were the stars of the game. The team played Ben - miller, in the finals on Tuesday. August 31. Parents participation would be very much appreciated at the final games. Come on out and cheer your township's players on to victory. Good News Drive - 3 miles west of Clinton on Highway 8 Sunday, Sept. 5: 8:30 p.m. • and full cast Scottish Entertainment At its best! MONTCALM AUDITORIUM September 8, 1976 8 p.m. ADULTS S4 CHILDREN 52 TICKETS FROM: Words & Music 426 Richmond St., LONDON Or At the Door DOUBLE FEATURE: "SILENT THUNDER" and STRANGER FROM GALILEE" Come as you are in your car" efi fi R_` . f i!' PP' ' P arN P ar' 0" 4" 0' O f f OP O'!'' ling ? Kim Watson, 17, of Blyth was crowned Huron Pork Hostess ua 'the annual Pork Barbecue in Seaforth last week. She is a grade 13 student at Central Huron Secondary School. (photo by Wilma Oke) Blyth .girl crowned Huron Pork Hostess By Wilma Oke Kim Watson, 17, of Blyth. a grade 13 student at Central Huron Secondary School in Clinton. was named Miss .pork _ Hostess for Huron County at a barbecue and dance in Seaforth Thursday. She is a daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Edward Watson. THE HURON COUNTRY PLAYHOUSE Grand Bend (Fully Licensed) complete Roast Beef Dinner before the Show. SPECIAL! During 2 week Holdover of "Anne of Green Gables" Dinner - Theatre package.... St. per person RESERVATIONS REQUIRED 2384451 She was crowned by last year's winner. Cathy Madill, also of Blyth. The contest and barbecue - dance were sponsored by the Huron County Pork. Producers' Association. Miss Watson will take part in the Southwestern Ontario competition in Stratford next June. O. to A : = - eptel»ber T to 4 MON. and TUES --- Seat. 6 and 7 ?beV +BAmbulance Co. is looking for a few good teem -brut they will take anybody they can get. TUESDAY NIGHT SPECIAL SEPTEMBER 7 arEggeJAPI +ry=p, �i' LRK.� Damn - Saturday, September 4 UNITED TRAILS INC. SEAFORTH Diol 527-1222 or enquire at your local trowel agent Friday, September 3`' 7:00 p.m. - Western Horse Show 9:00 p.m. - Teen 8. Family dance "The Heywood Family" pop bar. Saturday, September 4 12:30 p.m. Parade led by Mitchell Legion Band Official opening by A.J. Peppin, Ontario Ministry of Agriculture a Food Livestock Judging Pony Show Chariot Races Talent Show 7:00 p.m, - Pony Pull Step dancing competition 4:04 p.m. - Dance in Community Hall - "The Wildwoods", 18 years and over. Sunday, September 5 1:38 p.m.. TugO-V11er Judo demonstration Sheep dog trials Homing pigeons demonstration Monday, September 6 10:00 a.m. - 4-14 competitions. Championships i Inter -club Shaws 1:00 p.m. • Heavy Horse. Carriage & Roadster Show Horseshoe pitching competitions on Saturday and Sunday - Matson Awards and cash prizes. .Exhibit buildings open at alt times. Midway always In aratlarr. Fun Farli at the DAILY FROM WED. AUG. 18th• ENDS SAT SEPT. 4th Coaches leave Toronto C.N.E. after evening Grand- stand show. SUNDAY, SEPT. 5 4 FEATURE - DUSK -TO -DAWN When The Godfather signs our contract .. Rte Itailan Connetior 4vii For further information contact... GODERICH U.T.I. BUS DEPOT ... 524-2092 Coach Houss(Travel Agency) ...524-8366 CLINTON U.T.I. BUS DEPOT... 482-9727 + Dinner Reservations accepted up 't.: 8 u. m Sorry we cannot accept reservations for en tertasnment. + There will be a cover charge of Si for entertainment after 8 p.m. Thursday. Friday and Saturday nights only. Cover charge will be payable at the lounge door. SEAFORTH U.T.I. BUS DEPOT.... 527-1222 Good Times Travel Agency... 527-0050 Treat yourself and your friends ... for your convenience our Hot Bullet is nerved THURS., A FRT. 12 noon 2 p.m. Casual Dress 0 -me by Candlelight -SUNDAY` SMORGASBORD Spm. to8pm rah rag r ;titian Wa$ a wa o gig Verrill . get hltll cry... they got him hard... '. a BUSINESSMEN'S LUNCHEON SPECIALS EVERY DAY vrs,+t the KEG ROOM • Colour TV • Relaxing atmosphere 348-8741 348-9582 STRATFORD Hymens Travel Agency.. . 271-7741 271-3710 i mcensed under tr C. B 8AYFIE1O RD . GODERICH 574 1711 - PROGRAM NOTE After Tuesday, September 1 ' Weekend Progralns Only