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CLINTON NEWS -RECORD THURSDAY, JULY 21, 19I7
OPEN . HOUSE - Sunday
afternoon July 31, 1977 at the
Holiday Home 108 Ontario St.
2nd floor open for viewing -
remodelled by Butler Bros.
Const.--29AR
BINGO Jul)? 26, 1977, Huron
Fish and Gante Club, 8 p.m.
Jackpot $61.00 in 61 calls. Six
door prizes.—tfn
PULSIFERMusic, Seaforth
will be closed July 20 to
August 11, 1977.-28-31 ar
CLINTON Legion 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.
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BLYTH Summer Festival:
"Man With A Load of
Mischief" July 21 at 2 p.m.
July 22; "Artichoke" July 21,
23; "A Summer Burning"
July 26; "The Blyth
Memorial History Show"
July 27. Curtain time 8:30
p.m. unless otherwise
specified. Tickets available
at Mary's Sewing Cen-
tre.-29ar
WHITE✓ ELEPHANT SALE
Tuesday July 26, 2:30 - 5 p.m.
Vanastra Recreation Centre.
Sponsored, by the Tuckersmith
Day Nursery, Baking, crafts
supplies, clothes, toys. —29x
BINGO every Friday evening
at the Vanastra Centre RR 5,
Clinton at 8 p.m. First regular
card $1. 15 regular games of
$12. 3 share -the -wealth, jack-
pot restri ced to 0 must g 16 yearso. Sl
or
ever. 34tfn
CLINTON Horticultural
Society Mystery Bus Tour -
fe.aving from Murphy's
Garage, Huron St. W ed-
"sd.ay, August 10, at 10 a.m.
Luncheon included. For
reservations and particulars
phone 482-7627.-29
't HURON County Family,.
Planning Project invites you
to attend Family Planning
Clinic every Thursday from
6:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. at Huron
County Health Unit, Shipley
St., Clinton. Counselling and
,medical services provided.
For information call 4$2-
3416.—eowar
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NOTICE
Seaforth Legion
Bingo
"-`-has been cancelled
until October 1977
Sunday Special
- JULY 24
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ROAST' OF
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sour cream, or creamy
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kernel corn, Soup: French 1
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Dutch Apple Pie. -
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Goderich Twp. news
Mr. 'and Mrs. Dave
Hayward, David and Rim-
berley paid a surprise visit to
her mother 'Mrs. Ray Foster
on Monday, July 18. When
they return to Bushell Park,
Saskatchewan the latter part
of July,, Miss Jo -Anne and
Miss Diane Collins will ac-
company them.
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BlythFestivalPrePares
The weekend of July 29 to will host the event throughout Memorial Hall. Five per -
August 1;the focus of Blyth's the ' day on Saturday, July formances are planned, in -
centennial celebrations, will 30th. Arrangements are not eluding both, matinee and
not see the theatre finalized, but it is hoped that evening performances of The
unrepresented. The Festival entertainment? displays and Blyth Memorial History
is planning several per- special ,guests will highlight Show," a ceiebrjon in word
formances over the weekend, the day's activities.
including a play written -Visitors to Blyth as well as
especially for the centennial, those native to the town will
an open house and a fund- be able to get a closer look at
raising radio -a -thou. the operations of the theatre
that Weekend, as tours of the
theatre are planned. This will
be the perfect opportunity for
pattons of "the theatre to For more information
discover how all those effects regarding performances
they „ see on the stage are during the centennial
accomplished, » Weekend, please consult the
And, of course, regular Festival brochure or phone
performances will continue the. Festival box office, phone
Radio on the stage of the Blyth 5'23-9300.
The radia-a-thoh, a first for
the theatre, has been
organized in an attempt to
cover this season's deficit
and to gather funds for
capital expend-itures, such, as
air-conditioning for , the
theatre.
Jim Sw,,nn of CK NX
and song of the history of
Blyth from 1633 to the
present. It was written
especially for the Blyth
Centennial by Jim Schaefer,
resident actor, director and
playwright with the Festival_
Country Playhouse auction to feature woks ,of artists
Works by Chagall, Picasso,
Miro, Henry Moore, Harold
Town, Walter Bachinski,
Janvier and Vasarely will be
included in a major art
auction held onJuly 31 to
benefit the Huron, Country
Playhouse.
Sharon Theobald of
'Waterloo,, who is serving as
guest curator and auctioneer,
describes the art auction as
"fun for the adventurous and
a serious business for
collectors, an ideal op-
portunity. for the people who
are beginning qr extending a'
collection. . ." and her goal
Playhouse musical
James Murphy , directs;
Joel Greenberg handles the
dance; Peter Purvis conducts
the 12 piece orchestra.
The show's two week
.engagement begins July 26
and plays Tuesday through
Saturday evenings with
special discount matinees on
Wednesdays and Saturdays
at 2:30.
The Playhouse reports its
July 26th opening night
nearly sold out.
"Babes in. Arms" the
Rogers and. Hart 1937 musical
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Man with a Load of Mischief
by Ben Tarver
July 21 (2:00 p.m.) 22
Artichoke,
by Joanna Glass
July '21, 23
A Summer Burning,
by Harry J. Boyle -
'July 26
Blyth Memorial History Show
Opening July 27
The Blood is Strong,
by Lister Sinclair
July 28
FESTIVAL FILMS
July 24th - The Grapes of Wrath
All. performances begin at 8:30
p.m. unless "otherwise noted.
Tickets are Adults $3.50 Senior
Citizens $3.00 and Children
$2.50.
For tickets call (519) 523-9300 or
write Box 291, Blyth, Ontario, or
see the ticket outlet.iNyour town.
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(made into the famous movie
starring Judy Garland and
Mickey Rooney) opens its
two-week run - at the
Playhouse Tuesday, July
26th. Updated to the early
50's, the show includes all the
.original hits tunes "Where or
When", "M,y Funny Valen-
tine", "Johnny One -Note",
"That's Why the Lady is a
Tramp" and many others.
The show is set -.ironically
enough. - in a summer stock
Theatre and involves a cozen
energetic young theatre
hopefuls who sing and dance
their hearts out - in pursuit of
making it big in show biz! "It
bubbles", says director
James Murphy; "The show
bubbles -with life, laughter
and young love."
The cast includes Araby
Lockhart (a Wayne & Shuster
regular) Bob Windsor,
(whose • last Playhouse .ap-
pearance was as Barney in
"Red Hot , Lovers".) Alden
Jones, kick Zimmerman,
Mark Russell' and Shari
Bondy.
for Ahe public is, "to see fine •
art, to learn about Canadian
and international artists, to
enjoy the varied art media,
and hopefully to buy a unique
work of art.".
Theobald, who until v.'
recently » was owner of the
Bridgton Art Gallery in
Maine, serves as auctioneer
for Canada on Canvas and is
an accredited art auctioneer.
Her husband, Bill, a member
of the Recreation Depart-
ment at the University of
Waterloo, is a registered art
appraiser and a member of
the Board of Directors of the
Kitchener -Waterloo Art
Gallery.
The 100 works of art were
selected primarily in Canada,
Europe and the United- States
and they include original oil
paintings, lithographs, et-
chings, woodcuts, serigraphs,
watercolours, 'sculptures and,
objects d'art. The base value
of the collection has been set
between $35,000 and $40,000.
Among the more -unusual
items are - the original
tapestries by the Cuna
Ilndians of the primitive San
Blas Islands in the Caribbean
off' Panama, a rare Man Ray
hand colored - etching, a
Picasso drypoint and three
out of a series of 52 large
doubleside playing cards by
Jean Dubuffet of France,
which he completed , for a
show . at the Guggenheim
Museum in New' York. The
base pric#e of each card is $85.
Dubuffet's lithographs sell in
contemporary galleries for
$5,000.
Each work will have a base
reserve price, ranging from
$50 to $2,000 or more.
A catalogue, including a
glossary of terms, rules of the
auction, and ' a brief
description of each work will
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be available when the doors
open at 5 p.m. for viewing. A
buffet supper will be served
in the courtyard at a cost of $3
per person. Auction begins at
8:1.5 p.m.
Admtssionm is $3 per person.
An original work of fine art
donated by Sharon Theobald
will be a door prize.
Proceeds will benefit the
Huron Country Playhouse
•and its fine works under the
artistic direction of James
Murphy. '
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JCOME AND SEE THE
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for kids from 3.t� 6
PUPPET SHOW
MONDAY, JULY 25 at 11:00 a.m.
at the CLINTON PARK
MORE INFORMATION AT THE
CLINTON PLAYGROUND
Consumer and Consommation
Corporate Affairs Canada et Corporations Canada
The following organizations wish to
categorically deny any association,
whatsoever with the creation of a
Great Clinton Folk Legend.
\ccused of being responsible for the
whole thing, »Mrs. Dorothy Williams
shrugged her shoulders acid explained,
"He does whatever he wants to now, but=
I thought he was old enough to know
better."
13uffy's employees, Gary Armstrong, Judy Stephenson,
Mike Cochrane, and Judy Barrett, replied, "Actually, we
have a good time after Bryan leaves, and besides, so far
only one of our pay cheques has bounced."
"No, the (inly' reason we let him sponsor us is that we ,:get a free hamburger
'every time we score," the .girls on "Buf-fy's Beauties" baseball team
protested in unison. Unison is northwest of Londesboro. .
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