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PAGE 22—VLINTON'NEWS-RECORD, THURSDAY, AMY' 7, 1917'
CrODER..ICH - Township
Recreation Committee is
organizing a Pot Luck Bar-
becue at Township Lakeside
Park on Thursday, July 14,
1977. Pj,t to be ready after '6
p.m. If rained out to be held.
one week later same time and
place.-' 27ar
BOYS ,and girls - come to the
Daily Vacation "'B'ible'' School
at the Christian Reformed
Church weekdays - July 18 -
29,9a.m i'11:30,p.m. Ages 4 -
14.-27,28
BINGO'July 12, 1977, Huron
Fish and Game Club,,8 .p.m.
ackpot $59. in 59 calls. Six
door prizes.—tfn
HURON County Family
Planning Project invites you
to attend Family Planning,
Clinic every Thursday from
6:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.. at
Huron County Health Unit,
Shipley St., Clinton.. Coun-
selling and medical services
provided. For information
call 482-3416. —eowar
'ONTARIO Street United
Church, Anniversary . Supper
(pork barbecue) Wednesday,
September 28, 1977 -at the
Church hall 4:30 - 7:30 p.m.
Adults $4. -12 and under $1.75.
Advance salevnly. —27
BAYFIELD ANNUAL
PIONEER PARK
RUMMAGE SALE
JULY 8, 1977
8:00 p.m.
BAYFIELD ARENA
26. 27
JAll
NIGHTS
in"theCloud"
- FEATURING
Bill Gillard
and Guests
MONDAY, JULY 11
8 p.m. - 12 MIDNITE
TUESDAY, JULY 12
1 p.m. - 12 MIDNITE
Continuous non-stop music...
local citizens are welcome to
join in ,;with Bill.
Listen to the finest r in
Saxophone, Trumpets and
other jazz instruments.
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SEAFORT14 Cui'-1 tag
Dance Seaforth Arena,
Saturday July 16, 1977 9 - 1
a.m. Chris Black's Orchestra.
$3.50 per person. Phone 482-
745 for tickets, ---24-28
SALVATION Army. .Thrift
St.ore,J 5 Rattenbury St.
Clintonnwill be having a One
Cent Sale for the month of
July. Store hours from 10
a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Satur-
days .-26,27
SEAFORTH Legion. Dingo,
every Friday 8,:15 p,rn.
Admission,$1. Restricted 'to•16'
years I or '.over, 15: regular
games of $15.;,.3-$25.-gameS.;
$ 75. jackpot game to go. Two
door prizes. Extra cards. 25c
each)or 7 for $1.—l3tfar
CLINTON Le,gi'on Bingo
every Thursday 8 p:m. First
regular card $1. ;"'restricted to
16 years or over. 15 regular
games of $15. $5 least on split.
Many other specials. Jackpot
$200 must go each week.
--19tf a r
BINGO every Friday evening
at the Vanastra Centre Rt2 5,
Clinton at 8 p.m. First regular
card $1. 15 regular games of
$12. 3 share -the -wealth, jack-
pot' $200 must go..Admission`
restricted to • 16 years or
over..-34tfn
The Clinton Twirlettes marching majorettes held their relatives and friends who packed the hall for ine
graduation and awards night recently. at the Orange Hall in graduation. (News -Record photo) -
Clinttp,,,, ,ms Aalso put on a performance for parents,
Summer Burning" will he Blyth hit
13y Jim Fitzgerald in' Clover's of the last two
So far, the Blyth Summer ,years.
Festival Theatre has yet to The Festival, which will
disappoint this theatre goer, feature four of • its own
and last Friday night's original productions this
opening • of "A Summer's summer along with two so -
Burning" was no exception. called guests plays put on by
Judging by the reaction of the . Victoria Playhouse,
the opening night crowd on a Petrolia Theatre, has proven
perfect, cool theatre -going itself in the past, and its
night, ..the Festival has Y record is as good, and in fact
'another hit on their hands, as better, than many other
good or better than "Mostly professional theatre com-
,,,,-,Tan•ies as well.
Despite even a few ex-
pected opening, night
mistakes, and the jitters, "A
Summer Burning" was ex-
ceptionally well done.
R who
�odereh woman.wins
$1,000 Monster bngO
Linda Williams of Goderich
r was the top wiiner at the
Clinton Monster Bingo on
Monday as she pocketed the
$1,000 jackpot. William Ryan
-of Goderich was another big
winner as he took in a share -
the -wealth of $160.25 as did
Dorothy O'Connel of Clinton
who won $153.,50 and Leone
Littleton of Kippen who won
$152.50.
In the regular—games • in-
dividual. $50 winners were:
Tiny Bedour, Goderich;
Marian . Lawes, '. Vanastra;
Guy, Reynolds', ° Montreal;
Janet. Daer, Goderich . and
Francis Ayotte, Dashwood.
Other winners sharing;;,the.
prize money were: Margaret
McCulloygh, Blyth and
Joanne Hackers, Goderich
who split' a ganie Louise
Tidcswell, Clinton; . Don
McCarter, Brussels and ,Ann
Matson of Hensall won in
another. Bill Austin, Seaforth
and Brenda Ball, Clinton won
in a game while -Mrs. Lloyd
Heard, Varna and Mrs. Dan
Bailey, Clinton got another„
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482-3421
Eleanor Crawford, Clinton;iAdapted by Anne oy,
Mrs. Joe Brandon, Bayfield; also wrote the lyrics, the play
Susan Wagler, Vanastra; A. has captured the essence of
$each, Goderich; N. Ron--the'bbok by Harry J. Boyle.:
shphf, Stratford; Judy Set in 1927 in Huron County,
Dykstra, Bayfield and _ F. the play starts off on a good
Humphries, London took one. foot with the excellent set and
Laurie Daw,.Clinton and Jean
Sudyk, Goderich held the
winning cards in another,
while Susan Wagler; Leonard
Steep, Clinton; Vera Bennett,
Clinton; Ted Little, Hensall;
Sarah Anstett Wingham and
Karen Yammaotto, Kippen able cast, with Jack Blum
wona game. r giving an exceptionally
In another, Grace Wurm,• strong performance as Gerry
Exeter; Brenda Ball; , Mrs. Davis, the boy from a Toronto
Mugridge, England; Joyce slum who stays on the Doyle
Kennedy, Londesboro; Mrs. farm for the summer, both
Stuart Taylor, Clinton and teaching the innocent family
Mrs. Jessie, Goderich split something of life,. and lear-
the profits, while Rose ning,a great deal himself.
Murray, Dublin .and Mrs. Bob Ron Barry, who portrays
Jeffrey, Goderich swift Grampa Murphy, the
another. Mrs. -Morley Willis, hilarious "dirty old man",
Sarnia and Florence Elliot, nearly steals the show during
Clinton halved the winnings one outdoor shower scene
of a game. . that almost has the audience
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r e ev sioify nd radio Staff"...;
ELM HAVEN MOTOR HOTEL
CLINTON
costume design by Shawn
,Kerwin, and director James
Roy, a native of Clinton, has
spared no effoit in taking
advantage of the 'fine
surroundings.
Roy has also assembled an
HEAR
THE SELLWOODS
IN CONCERT
at
BLYTH UNITED CHURCH,
SUNDAY, JULY 17, 1977'
7:30 p.m.
Sponsored by Thelventng Unit'
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-MA'S-WATKINS
COUNTRY KITCHEN,
Huron County's Finest
Dining and Banquet Centre
I•rei)bt, N.
SMORGASBORD
Open Monday through Saturday 5 - 8 p.m.
Sundays - 1 O noon - 7 p.m.
ADULTS CHILDREN UNDER 12 PRE-SCHOOL
"4.49: $1.99 994
• BEV€RAGE.AND DESSERT EXTRA
Mrs.-Watki'n's New •
LUNCHEM BUFFET
Fill Your. Mille!
'Daily,,` Monday i Saturday
$2.15 EACI•4 ,
11 A•M, ,. 2 tP�Mi
y BEVERA E DESSERT E(TRA;;
rolling in the aisles.
While Bluth and Barry are
giving the show added
dimension, solid acting also
comes from Angela Gei as the
conservative mother Mary
Doyle; Jim Scheafer as the
'humane father; and Richard
Prevett as the still "wet -
behind -the -ears sons" Joe. -
The music ♦•by S. Cooper;
Smith and B. Gauci greatly
complements the play, and it
is obvious that there is an
almost . limitless depth of
talent available in Canada,
talent' that compares
favorably with any in the
world.
"A Summer Burning" is
one show that shouldn't be
missed and will alternate all
summer with the other plays
until-A':igust 20, whoa it closes
out the season at Blyth.
Open
Wedding Reception
for
Hans Leppington
and Pauline Armstrong
JULY 9, 1977
at the
SANDPIPER INN
VANASTRA
DANCING 9 P.M. - 1 A.M.
MUSIC BY
"Star Trex"
"Country UnIimite,dh'
Count,
will be playing
PORKCHOP�BARBEC4E
AND DANCE
at the
HURONFISH &GAMECLUB
Saturday, July 23, 1977
ro SUPPER: 6- 8 p.m. DANCING: 9- 1 a.m.
'BARBECUE: 56 COUPLE Everyone -
DANCE': 56 COUPLE Welcome
'NI G M presents
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DUNAWAY . HOLDEN .. FINCH DUVALL ,n
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Note: This is nota film for Children, AnM111ANCI
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TUESDAY NIGHT
SPECIAL!
DMISS'ION r PER CARLOAD
(Tuesday Night + rti )`
STARTS WEDNESDAY) IUL'Y;;131
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SEAFORTH COMMUNITY CENTRE
9 P.M. -.1 A.M.
"Chris Black & his Orchesfra'
53.50 PER PERSON" CURLING CLUB MEMBERS
OR PHONE 462-7745
PROCEEDS FOR. BUILDING FUND .t
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OPEN AIR
MEETIN'G
LIONS
SEAFORTH
Sunday, July 10 at 7:30 p.m.
Hear.....
RON GARDNER
Former Jehovah Witness preacher tell how
he has been saved.
AMPLE PARKING- YQU MAY REMAIN
IN YOUR CAR. EVERYBODY WELCOME
— NO COLLECTION — gib.
IN EVENT OF RAIN, MEETING WILL BE
POSTPONED TO JULY 1tAT 7:30
BOX WELCOME
OFFICE
OPENS HOME
8:1=5 P.M. FRIENDS
m 'ate♦ ;• _., ..,t:,..�<<
LAST NIGHT THURS. JULY 7
A UNIVERSAL PICTURE *TECHNICOLOR®[i �=
PROGRAMS
SUBJECT
TO CHANGE
WITHOUT
NOTICE
CERTAIN LANGUAGE MAY BE TOO STRONG FOR CHILDREN
STARTS FRIDAY, JULY 8
TO THURS., JULY 14
Off INWARD
IS FUNNIER AND FASTER
NE'S"A NCH SPEED D/SASTER/
See the greatest 'cars in the world destroyed'
PLUS ADDED FEATURE
Sandy Cobe and David Baughn Present
A DINO DE LAURENTIIS FILM
Starring
CHARLES BRONSON
Costarrti'j
Jill Ireland
IN COLOR
IELEASEO BY
INTERCONTINENTAL RELEASING CORPORATION
Friday & Saturday nights
• main Feature will be
shown last,,
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