HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1980-08-28, Page 24ATTENTION
BOWLERS: Clinton -
Myth Ladies' Leaguewill'
commence bowling on
esday, Sept, 3, 1980 at 9
p.m. Everyone welcome.
...or more information
please ; cafl, Brenda
Atkinson 482.0339 or.
Oehl' y Wilts 523-
$488.-- -34,35
tuNToN Legion Bingo
every Thursday 8 p.m.
First regular Card $1::
restricted to 16 yearn or.
over. 15 regular games of
$15. $5 least on split.
Many Other specials.
Jackpot , $200 must go
each week.-20tfar
AUXILIARY to the
Clinton Public Hospital
hald-their September
meeting at 10 a.m. on
Tuesday, Sept. 2 at the
hospital board room. -35
CAR RALLY on Sat.,
Sept. 6, registration 11
a.rn. - 12 noon. Starts at 1
p.m. sharp at the Fish
and Game Club, Alma
St., Clinton. First prize,
$30.00; second prize, five
gallons of gas. Drive
within speed limit. -35,36
BINGO every Tuesday
Evening at Vanastra".
Centre, RR5 Clinton, 8
p.m, First regular card,
'$1.00, 15 ;regular $15
lames,, three share -the -
wealth. jackpot $200.04
must;, go l ' Admission
restricted to 18 years and
oyer,- $2tfar
BRUCBFIELD Fire Bali
pancake breakfast, 7:30
a.m. ? Aug, 30, $2.00
Adults, $1.5Q children..
Plus garage and bake
sale. Proceeds for
resuscitator, Sponsored
by Brucefield
Firemen. -34,35x
The family of Jim and
Eunice Aikenhead would
like to invite all friends,,
relatives and neighbours
to celebrate . their
parents' 25th wedding
anniversary at a
reception on Sept. 6. Your
presence is your gift. -35
TOUR of factory outlets -
full day's bus trip to
Kitchener -Cambridge
area. for bargain hunting
shoppers. Tues., Sept. 9.
Let's have a ball! Phone
482-9838 for further in-
formation. -35
BLYTH SUMMER
FESTIVAL - The Life
that Jack Built,. Aug. 27,
28 (2 p.m.) 30; St. Sam of
the Nuke Pile by Ted
Johns, Aug. 28, 29. Final
Performances. Adults $5;
seniors $4; children $3.
30 tickets available at
6:30 p.m. Phone 5231
9360: 35
NOW PLAYING TILL SATURDAY. AUGUST 30
Tatum Knsty
O'Neal McNichol
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ADULT 'Darlings
ENTERTAINMENT
WARNING: NOT SUITABLE FOR PRE -TEENAGERS
Beech St., Clinton
BOX OFFICE OPENS AT 8:00 P.M.
FIRST SHOW AT DUSK
LADIES' Tuesday af-
ternoon bowling league
will begin.Sept. 9 .at 1.00
P',ren.'sharp. New bowlers
call Moranne Duddy at
453-302, Gwen .Johnston
at 4483'9426 or Joyce Van.
Riese!). at.02.7107.•--35,36
CLINTON A'ND
DISTRICT` BADMINTON
CLUB 1980.81 season
offers three free • in-
troductory practice
nights, Wed., Sept. 10, 17
and 24 from 8.11 p.m,. at
the CUSS gym 'Clinton.
Registration will be on
Sept, 24 and Oct. 1. 0 you
have never played
before, this is your big
chance. Racquets
available for beginners.
Rring y„o ),Loy r ._running __
shoes. Fees are students
$5.00; singles $10.00;
couples $15.00. Student
badminton starts Oct. 1.
For more information
call 482-9268.-35
BY 3'OA.NNB
BUCHANAN
Musicals: are often
difficultto put together
well, Sometimes you get
actors who can't sing and
other times you get
singers who can't act. But
this is not the case in
Annie Get Your Gun,
HuronCountry
Playhouse's final offerin. g
of the season.
., Annie is a beautiful,.
romantic story set in the
old days of.the Wild West
and boasting such famous
Irving Berlin songs as
Doin' What • Comes
Natur'lly, There's No
Business Like Show
Business, I Got the Sun in
the Morning and
AnythingYou Can Do.
The polished Playhouse
prod ic't`iLli� more_ than-
does
handoes justice to the
original play. This is due
in large part to the out-
standing acting and
singing abilities of the
lead characters, Karen
Wood as Annie Oakley
and Robert Hall as Frank
Butler.
Wood is sure to steal
the hearts of all who see
her as Annie Oakley and
it is certainly easy to
understand how she also,
steals the heart of the
sharp shooting Frank
Butler. Wood is exactly
as one might picture the
'real' Annie --small but
mighty, cute not
FESTIVAL SINGLES
dance Friday, August 29,
Victorian Inn, Stratford.
Dancing 9:00 a.m. - 1:00
p.m. Welcome all singles
over 25. No blue jean-
s. -35
HURON COUNTY
FAMILY PLANNING
project. invites you to
attend the Family
Planning Clinic every
Thursday from 6:30 p.m.
to 9:00 p.m. . at Huron
County Health Unit,
Shipley St., Clinton.
Counselling and medical
services provided.
Cbtn1Se lying "on Billings
(Natural Family Plan-
ning) available first
Thur,Sday of each mon-
th.-EOW AR •
GARAGE AND BAKE
SALE Sat., Sept. 6 from
10 a.m. - 2 p.m. on the
,Hospital Grounds
sponsored by Clinton
Public Hospital Staff
Association. Rain Date
Sept. 13.-35,36
A,A1 !'ANF,
."a.,.1 rcus ,11 ovu
.
PANCAKE BREAK-
FAST with pure maple
syrup at the Bayfield
Arena Sunday, Aug. 31
9.:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
Sponsored by the
Bayfield Lions. -35
PLEASE NOTE:
AFTER SUNDAY'S TRIPLE FEATURE DRIVE-IN
OPEN WEEKENDS ONLY
MITCHELL
6:30 p.m. Western Horse Show
&O0 -pan. Queen--of--the-Fair Competition
9:00 p.m. Family Dance, music by 'The Footnotes'
11:00 p.m. Crowning of the Fair Queen
GOLDEN RADAR Club
pot luck supper in Town
Hall, Sept. 3 at 6 p.m.
Members bring dishes,
cutlery and food.
Membership fees due.
New members
welcome. -35
The Huron County Health
Unit invites you to attend
the Expectant Parent
Education Classes being
held in the Seaforth
Hospital Board Room
commencing Thursday,
Sept. 11, 1980 from 7:30-
9:30 p.m. These classes
will run for 8 weeks.
Would anyone who is
interested please register
by calling 1-800-265-4252
toll free or the Health
Unit office at 527-1243.
Both husbands and wives
are invited to attend and
participate in the
discussions. The winter
series is to begin the week
of January 5, 198'1.-35-
37AR
12:30 Parade Led by the Mitchell Legion Band
1:30 Official opening by Perth Co. Warden Carl Vock
Log Sawing Contest
Livestock Judging, Light Horse & Pony Show
Talent Show (In Arena)
Antique Machinery Show & display
Horse Shoe Pitching -
7:00 . Mini Tractor Pull
Step Dancing Competition (In Arena)
9:00 Dance "Second Time 'Round", couples only.
SUNDAY, AUGUST 31 ST
1:30 Tug -O -War
Entertainment in front of bleachers
Horse Shoe Pitching
3:00 Demolition Derby
beautiful, hot tempered
yet vulnerable. Here face,
with its .
large dominant
eyes, .
Y _., is so expressive xpressrve that
she could , .act with it
alone. As if all of this is
not enough, she can sing
too,
Nall is dashing as
Frank Butler. Ills chartn,
-good looks and deep,
strong singing voice melt
the hearts of not only
those females in the play,
but those in the audience,
as well.
Frank isthe star One
Buffalo Bill Show with his
expert marksmanship
until little Annie Oakley
shows up 'from the back-
woods and outdraws him
in . a shooting contest.
Annie wears her heart on'
her slea,ve for Frank right
from - -.the_ _beginning. but
she soon learns that 'You
Can't Get A Man With A
Gun',
Annie joins The Buffalo
Bill Show as -Frank's
assistant but she is such a
novelty that she soon
becomes the main at-
traction. This drives
Frank to join Buffalo
Bill's competition, The
Pawnee Bill Show, even
though he has fallen in
love with Annie by this
time.
Of course, like all old
fashioned romances, the
ending is a happy one.
Wood and Hall are
backed up by a talented
supporting cast, - in-
cluding . Goderich's own
Debbi. dd ,ck who.
Debbie . Sha �
plays the role of Minnie,.
Annie'syounger sister.
Tom O'Neill is ex-
cellent as Charlie
Davenport, thesmooth
talking manager of The
Buffalo Bill Show. Be.
plays his lines in Groucho
Marx style and is- a real
joy to watch.
As the tacky Dolly
Tate, Nancy. Kerr also
gives an excellent per-
formance. She sports a
strong singing voice too,
Dolly's giggling
daughter • Winnie "is ,
played . by Barbara
' Saxberg Land and
Tommy, the young man
she keeps hoping to run
off with, is playd by Rpd
Menzies. These two _
really have the audience
rooting for them and their
musical number, Who Do
You Love I Hope, is
performed well.
Annie's little brother,
Little Jake, is played by
Darryl Greenwood with
the natural spontaneity of
a child. At one point,
Darryl has trouble
keeping his costume on so
he just grabs hold of the
top of his pants and hoists
them up a couple of in-
ches. This unconscious
act is so typical of a little
boy that it fits right into
the play even'though it is
unplanned.
Don McManus, in his
role as Buffalo Bill, looks
like a younger version of
Col. nel Sanders. He is a
slick -showman -but -
basically -nice -guy all
milled -into oiie: • • • -
Chief Sitting Bull, as
YOU ARE INVITED to
attend the Huron -
Middlesex Liberal
Association's corn and
beef night on Thursday,
September 18, 1980 at
Pine Ridge Chalet,
Hensall. Bring the family
for beef -on -a -bun and lots
of corn -on -the -cob from 6-
8:30 p.m: and visit with
Jack Riddell, MPP.
Dancing to ',Spirit will
follow. There will' be no
charge for food or dan-
cing and everyone is
welcome. -36
the not -so -dumb Indian
who ,becomes Annie's
father, figure, is given an'
excellent portrayal by
Jack Van vera.
Space does not permit
the
the mention' of all those
important people who
.
form: the orchestra and
the chorus, including a
talented barbershop style
s):uartet. But they really
deserve ,a hand for a job
well done.
Costumes by Elizabeth
LelVioine are great --
bright Eind colorful, The
sets by Glenn R. DeVino
work well also,
Choreograhy by Robert
Landar (also the
director) with assistance
by Barbara Saxberg
Land is . excellent,
especially the tribal
Indian dance.
Robert Landar is
assisted by James Saar in
his direction of Annie and
the whole show is a credit
to that direction.
If you want to hear
some toe -tapping
familiar music and watch
an old fashioned romance
that leaves you feeling
good when the curtain
falls, don't miss Annie
Get Your Gun which is
playing until September
6.
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COFFEE 4, DONUTS SERVED AFTERWARDS
Male exotic dancer
three evening performances
THIS FRIDAY & SATURDAY NIGHT
DANCE TO THE BEST
IN RECORDED MUSIC
Our unique country resort has something special for you!
Join us for our...
Noon -Day Buffet/12 Noon to 2:30 Daily/'10.50
Sunday Buffet/12:30 to 2:30 Every Sunday/'10.50
Sandwich menu available weekdays
2 Fully Licenced Lounges/Open Daily till 1 a.m.
A Business meeting or family outing, Benmiller is for you!
Come as you are, relax andenjoy
7 days a Week. -
For Reservations please phone
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Nestled in Benmiller, Ong'• j1iFt'7 kilometres east of Goderich on
Huron County Road 1, just off Highway 8
LICENCED UNDER THE
The Bandit, Frog and Justice
are at it again in the all new N yet
adventures of...
Karep Wood as Annie Oakley and Robert Hall as
Frank Butler, the two sharp shooters in the Buffalo
Bill show, give outstanding performances in Annie
Get Your Gun, now playing at the Huron Country
Playhouse. (Photo by Hoekings)
STARTS FRIDAY! AUG. 29m - SEPT. 4 TH
FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY ONLY
TWO SHOWS FRI. SAT. 7 & 9
ONE SHOWING SUN. - THURS. 8 P.M.
A FANTASY, A MUSICAL, A PLACE
WHERE DREAMS COME TRUE
PANCAKE BREAKFAST
Saturday, August 30, at 7:30 a.m.
ADULTS: '2.00 _ CHILDREN: '1.50
PLUS!
GAR4kGE AND BAKE SALE
Proceeds for Resuscitator
Sponsored by:
Brucefield Firemen
Come in and Select from an
Exciting Array of Foods,
Expertly Prepared just for you.
IN NIAGARA FALLS
AFTER ALL THIS TIME,
TWO MEN ARE STILL
AT WAR...
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Reservations Appreciated
10:00 4-H Competitions & inter Club Shows
12:00 Heavy Horse, Carriage & Roadster Show
4:30-7:00 Pork Chop Barbecue
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