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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1980-08-14, Page 11by Owen Pemberton and Sud Sturgeon lords of wisdom "Trash Titters" B. Sturgeon - August 80 Some do their dirties After dark, Others wait til daylight To visit our park The cans were emptied At eight o'clock By ten a.m. They were full to the top Where did these three cars go? 4111/ One went to, the others fro. The 'to' was north to Goderich town The `fros' just made the circle around So rotting garbage filled "the `Square' Clan Gregor was again in disrepair! They must have forgot the pickup was Monday It was left to reek right thru Sunday Residents here That use the drums Should stick their gar- bage Up their bums! Visitors here That show no class Could shove their refuse Up their . ! For persons that C'an't wait til Monday ", The Holmesville dump Ain't but eight miles away "Reveille" B. Sturgeon - August 80 We know not from where The 'bugler' came But blows it the truth A1 -1 -the same. . Over 5,000 dance in capital Attending the Square Dance. Convention.in Ottawa were memberof,1 Clinton Wheel 'n Dealers, Huron Happy Hearts and Huron Bruce Swingers - Lois and Cecil Elliott, Eleanor and Frank Falconer, Lois Hodgert, Ross and Wilma Higgins, Ross and Mildred Merrill, Stan and Bernice Mcllwain, Alex and Jean Nethery, Lawrence and Jean Plaetzer, Don and Grace Watson, Edward and Lois Wise, Blanche and Bruce Morrice, Hazel and Alf Smith, Mildred, Archie and Kendra Purdon, Peter, Sybil and Colin Chandler. They were amonst the 5,550 square and round dancers attending the 2nd National Canadian Square and Round Dance Convention in Ottawa last August 7-8-9. While there, they danced on Parliament Hill and earned a special badge to commemorate it. The dance followed the Changing of the Guard , ceremony which takes place every morning during • the summer in Canada's capital. The Convention provided non-stop dan- cing from 2 to 5p.m. and from 8 to 11 p.m. for each. of the three days on eight huge flours at Lansdowne Park, Other related events included a Fahion Show for square da cers, seminars, wokshops and an hour- long pageant each eying rc - - , CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 1d.19A0-PAGE �l Blyth Festival's popularity•� everincreasing Attendance at the Blyth Summer Festival is 122 percent of last year's attendance at this point, Keith Roulston, *ad- ministrator of the Festival announced recently. "The 'average at- tendance at a per- formance is up by 60 people a night," Mr. Roulston said. "And the phone is still ringing off the hook." 41 Mr. Roulston advised holders of vouchers for the season to make plans to attend the plays soon, as some dates are sold Out now, and all weekend going quiickly. Vouchers MUST be exchanged for tickets to a particular performance well in advance,, and reser- vations pan be made at the Blyth box office by phone,nail or in person. Vouchers can also be exchanged at any , ticket irestaurants or at The outlet. g " ,'cod Spot in the Demand for the basement of the theatre. Festival's country The Food Spot serves suppers- has also been light meals of quiches, heavy and all of the- • salads, soups and daily Friday and Saturday specials. night suppers are corn- There are three plays pletely booked. There are ' playing in repertory at still tickets available for the Blyth Summer lunches before the Thursday matinees on most dates however. Meals are available at several village Festival until August 30. The first, The Life That Jaqk Built, is, a musical revue about the life of Jack McLaren, a nerlber of the original Pumbells comedy troupe, Ili Be Back For You Before Midnight, the hit comedy thriller of the 1979 season plays until fl August 26., St. Sam of .tiie Nuke Pile, Tedjohns' play about nucler power, runs. until. August 29. • Giveher the time of her life square and round dancing is a non- competitive activity suitable for all ages, income levels and ,degree's ,of physical fit- ness. There ` are three clubs in the immediate vicinity and information on beginners clubs who start their activity in September may be ob- tained by calling 482-7262 or writing Don Watson, RR4 Clinton, Ont. NOM 1 LO. Over 200 callers and leaders, from all over the world took part, volun- teering their services and offering every level of square and round dan- cing. Delegations were present from Australia, ,Great Britain, West Germany, Saudi Arabia and from many of the United States. Canada's lst National was held in Edmonton in 1978 and Maritime dancers are now preparing for the 3rd in Halifax in 1982. Service ;. e. • from page l O Dixon, -director of Huron Church .Camp preached the sermon. A prayer was . offered for the Rector, Rev. William Bennett who is indisposed. Best wishes for a speedy recovery are extended to him Mr. David Beasley. of New York City called at the Clarke residence on Ann Street last week. A stop -'work order was obtained against a grader that -was leveling bush on the river flat's, east of the Capacity crowd atBayfreEd By Janet Talbot Sunday services at the Bayfield Baptist Church were fully attended with a capacity crowd t the morning service. For both service the Pastor, Rev. Le _Shiel, continued in his series of, sermons entitled "Be not ashamed of Jesus", using .Proverbs 29: 25 as his main text. The special 'music for the, ,„ gy,, ; 4ptured two fist nets by brothers Doug nd Les Talbot, with Les upplying the ac- ompaniment on his ;guitar as they sang the bld (but ever new) Just a °little talk with Jesus, and lalso, I wish we'd all been ready. Mrs. Jean Walker and Mrs Sandra Talbot were in charge of the Junior church program and Mrs. Lillian , Steckle assisted, Mrs. Jeal. Greer in the nursery;', Bayfield Bridge on Saturday. But some damage was caused before the grader could be stopped. (Bud Sturgeon photo) u = ccc 'CCC - CCC - CCC -- ccc - ccc u u PANELLING Including imitation Stone and Brick and a beautiful cultured rosewood v u u u u v u u ✓ u I u COUNTER u, CASH & CARRY u BUILDING SUPPLIES u' PRINCESS ST., WEST u 1 CLINTON 682-9612 PICTURED ABOVE Ladies' Bulova Watch, 14 kt. white "gold surrounded by 22 diamonds. Regular '2,800. NOW 52,250. Stunning diamond and gold. watches. 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