HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1980-06-26, Page 231
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Rehearsals are well
underway for two new
Canadian plays at the
Blyth Summer etzval
A coxnpany of twelve
actors hailing /rata all
partsof the country
gathered in Blyth this
week ' to -• begin
preparations for the
Festival's opening • on
July 4.
John and the Missus, by
well,known actor -writer
Gordon Pinsent (The
RQwdynlan and A gift to
Last) kicks off the season
on July 4. With'the help of
music and a bittersweet
hurnoio, Pinsent spins
the tale of John Munn, a
NewfoUndland miner
whose anger #nd con-
• fusion sterns from the
*4–changes that "th
There was plenty of "Joy" for the local Scout troop be as much fun as cleaning the vehicles. (News -
as they had a beautlful sunny day to wash cars last Record photo),
Saturday at the Legion, and getting wet proved to.. •
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and, he is joined bY Anne
Anglin 'as "The Mlssus"
who is torn between her
own desires and her
loyalty to John and the
old ways. The cast also
includes Alan
William Dunlop, Tam
Hauff, Michel Lefebvre,
Hardee Lineharrr and
•Seana McKenna,.
St. Sam •of the Nuke
Pile premieres Q11 July 8.
St. Sam springs from the
satiric and witty pen of
Ted Johns, star of The
School Show and He
Won't Come in from the
Barn. Ontario Hydro,
antinuclear groups,
Atomic Energy •Com-
missions, horticultural
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•ordinary people oI
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development are
wreaking on his beloved
province, Veteran actor
David Fox plays John,
News and notes from Hensall...i
• from page 19
on Friday with Mr. and
Mrs. Sim Roobal.
111-. 'Robert Mickle of
Cambridge, 1 Charles
Mickle of Hainilton, Mr.
and Mrs, Ross MacMillan
and Ann ot Waterloo, Mr.
and Mrs. Brian Collins
also of Waterloo visited
• last Saturday with their
mother Mrs. • Laird
Mickle and attended the
•"Homecoxning" •of the
South Huron • District
High School in Exeter. :,•;„
Rev. Kenneth Knight
• conducted church -service
on Sunday in • Carmel
Presbyterian • Church
speaking on "The Needs
of the Nice and the Not So
Nice and Mrs. • Robert
Taylor, presided at the
organ.•
The flowers in the
church were placed in
loving 'memory of Mrs.
Agnes Madge. There will
be no church service in
Carmel Presbyterian
Church on June , 29. in
favor of the Anniversary
service at Cromarty
Church when Rev, pr.
Douglas Fox - of" London
will be guest minister.
Queensway resident
Congratulations Neil
Regan, • resident at
Qu eerlaw ay NU, A .i.ng
Horne bowling winner tor
the year. Visitors wit
Mrs. Wilds * were: Ken
Dogan, Shelley Dawdry,
Marie and Henry Wilds,
Kay Wilds, Pat and Anna
Wilds. Ilia Dunn and Iva
Ridley visited with Vera
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Order dump
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LUCKNOW - A dumping
area for scrap located in
• the village of Lucknow is
• creating considerable
headaches for council.
George Newbold,
a drrbsin+st r or o f
Pinecrest Manor Nursing
Home, has asked council
t� take some action to
•remove the scrap pile
because it is a non-
conforming land use in a
residential area.
• Mr. Newbold said the
original landscape and
n view of the area was one
reason he built the
nursing home in that
• section•of town.
Owners of the land in
dispute, Bill and. Jim
Lyons, told council: last
fall that:the scrap ,Arould
be sold in the spring, but
according to Mr.
Newbold, more has ac-
• cumulated. •
Coli has given the
Lyons 10 days to clean-up
the 'property
visited with Louise
Mitchell. Her son Leslie
also visited with her.
Vera Johnston visited her
mother Mrs. Volland.
Bill ,Parker; Beula
• Smith, Belle Reid visited
with Clara Featherston;
Pat Oesch was visited by
his wife Mary Oesch and
Ruth Aeckler and visiting
with Mrs. Triebner were
Henry- and Annie Becker
and Mrs. F. -W. Teneyck.
Visiting with Russell
Erratt were •Olive
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of nuclear power, in
general and the Bruce
Nuclear Power Plant in
particular. Tom Arnott,
,
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Stephenson, - Gladys
Colernan, Eileep Consitt,
Bill and Helen Taylor,
Cathy Patterson.
Rev. Lashbough
conducted the church
service with Mrs. Lash -
bough accompanying at
the piano. The Christian
Reformed Ladies took the
residents for car rides
last week. The men's
bowling score was Neil
Regan with 131 and
ladies, Mr. • Mary
Parlmer with 117.
Suppers are ood business
[ •
for area women s. groups
lots of salads, rolls, and
home baked desserts.
The dinners are served at
6 p.m. on those nights in a
• number of community
and church halls in the
Blyth area. A si,milar
meal is served att noon
before the Thursday
matinees. •
Reservations must be
made at least two days in
advande of the supper
date, but as the suppers.
L' are very popular, Patrons
are advised to make their
reservations as far iti
advance as possible.
A number of Blyth and
area women will be very
busy this summer
because of the immense
•success of the Saturday
night suppers served
b.efere the theatre during
th'e 1979 season of the
Blyth Summer, Festival.
More suppers and a lunch
• ,before .Thursday matinee
performances have been
added.veEy •
Friday and
• Saturday night during the
season, theatre goers will
• be able to partake of the
• traditional ineal,of meat.
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cuNroNNEWS-RECORD, THURSDAY, JUN
or July opening
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Diana Belshaviy, Paula
Schappert,Wiflzam
Dunlop and John Jarvis
are the players ht Ibis
'game of energyipolitics
• and money.
Tickets for both plays
*and for -the rest 'of the
Blyth season are
available by. mail or
phone from the Blyth box
office (phone 521.9300) or
from, :any, ticket outlet.
Vouchers good for four
admissions to any of the
plays are available until
July. 4 only at $16 for
adults, $13 for senior
citizens and $8 for
children.
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