Clinton News-Record, 1983-06-22, Page 24PAGE 24— CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22, 1983
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BINGO every luesdoy evening
at Vanostra Centre R R 5 Clin-
ton 8 p m First regular card
$1 00 15 regular $15 games,
three shore the wealth Jackpot
$200 00 must go, Admission is
restricted to 16 year and
over 2Tfor
CLINTON LEGION BINGO every
Thursday, 8 p.m. First regular
cord $1 00 Six cards for $1.00.
Fifteen regular games, three
shore -rhe -wealth. Early bird
game 7 45 p m. Jackpot $200.00
must go each week. • 9tfar
GOSHEN MOTHER'S Club rum-
mage and bake sale Saturday,
July 2 from 10-4 main corner,
Varna 24 25
RECEPTION AT the Blyth Com-
munity Centre, Friday, June 24,
following the marriage of Cindy
Skinner to Grant Vincent. Danc-
ing from 9.30 to 1 a.m- All fami-
ly relatives and friends
invited. 25
EXETER'S SECOND Annual
Heritage Days celebrations are
Friday, Saturday and Sunday,
July 22, 23 and 24. Barbecue.
dance. fish fry, parade, craft
show, fleo market, ball games
and much more. Keep the dote
open and watch this newspaper
for details. -25-28
BEEF BARBECUE, Bayfield
arena. July 1 beginning 4:30
p.m. Homemade pie and coke.
Adults 56.00, Children 10 and
under $2.50. Sponsors
U.C.W. 25,26
WELSH COUNTRY Fayre in
Belgrave Arena, Saturday, July
2 from 4 p.m. • 9 p.m. Featuring
baking, needlework, plants,
Cold meat supper 5 to 7 p.m.
Adults $5, children $2.25, pre-
school free. Sponsored by the
Belgrave United Church. —24-26
MONSTER BINGO every Monday
night, June 13 - September 5 at
Clinton Community Centre. Ad-
mission $1, cards 6 for $1, 25c
each, fifteen regular games and
three share -the -wealth, one
$1,000 game. Doors open 6:30
p.m. Proceeds to community
work. —23-35
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er Festival
MIDDLETON BAKE Sole, Satur•
day, July 2 11 a m 1 p.m Held
at the church Cookbooks also
will be available White
elephant table 24 26
SUNDAY SINGLES Dance The
onginol since 1978 from 7 11
p m every Sunday Welcome oIl
single, separated, widowed arid
divcrced. Dutch Canadian
Society Gore Rd at Clarke Side
Road. London. No leans please
Admission 53.50. Call Dona
Thereso Bill 434-8579 686-1186
or 268-3078 -23-26x
FIDDLE AND Step Dance con
test July 8 and 9 at Community
Centre Fergus, Ontario spon
sored by Fergus Rotary Club
For information contact Mery
Woods (519)843-I630. 25o
VANASTRA FLEA & Farm
Market, Friday 9 9. Saturday 9-
4. Box plants. T-shirts, socks,
shorts Tavistock cheese bikes,
light fixtures, etc. New and dif•
ferent tables every week Ven•
dors phone 482-7401 or 482-
3773. 25ar
YARD SALE, Saturday, June 25,
10 a.m. Lost house across from
Holmesville School. Rain date,
June 26. 25
GARAGE SALE, Sunday, June
26, 3 miles south of Blyth on
Highway 25. Watch for
signs. 25
GARAGE SALE, Saturday, June
25, 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. Dishes, fur-
niture, etc. 80 Rottenbury St. E.,
Clinton. 25
PRE-SCHOOL STORY Hour, Clin-
ton Public School, every second
Monday commencing
September 19, 10:30 a.m. 3 and
4 year olds accompanied by an
adult, 25
GARAGE SALE - Stereos, air
conditioner, exercise bike,
enlarger, photographic sup-
plies, baby accessories, old bot-
tles, mag wheels, recliner,
drapery material, laundry tubs,
clothing, toys. Saturday, June
25, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. next to areno
in Blyth. 25
NOW OPEN NIGHTLY EXCEPT MONDAY NIGHT
FRIDAY JUNE 24 TO WEDNESDAY JUNE 29
CLOSED MONDAYS
Walt Disney's Animated Classic
1f+f FAMILY)"PETER PAN"
PLUS 2ND FEATURE
His father's gone.
His mother's a memory.
His brother's moving on.
But Tex McCormick isn't
giving in.
TOUGH.TENDER. TODAY
SPECIAL ADMISSION FOR THIS
DISNEY DOUBLE FEATURE:
Children 3-11...500 Preschoolers FREE
Triple Feature T.B.A.
COMING JULY 1-7:
"Tootsie" and "Stripes"
COMING JULY 8-14:
"Blue Thunder" and "Nice Dreams"
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Fine dining and accommodations
with daily lunch and dinner specials
Licensed under LLBO
THIS SUNDAYS JUNE 26
-we feature -
U -U -O RIBS
or
CHICKEN CANNELONI
Both served with potato and
vegetable, salad bar. $95
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Layfield Village Inn Inc.
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flaytield 565-2443
THEATRE WORKSHOPS
Children and young people s
Theatre Workshops at the Blyth
Summer Festival Ages 5-8
June 27 to July 15 mornings
Ages 9-12 June 27 to July 15
afternoons Manitoba Puppet
Workshops July 18-22 Ages 13
22 July 25 to Aug 20 all day
Register on June 27 at Blyth
Memorial Hall Registration is
free 25or
KINCARDINE GO TRACK Bring
the family, 2 miles south on No
21. 2. 5 mile paved figure eight
Fastest and safest rental carts
in the country Also small carts
for kids 4 years and up Family
Special 2 free lops per person
per ride on week days, 1 free
lap per person per ride on
weekends Also new 9 hole
mini golf with natural greens
opening July 1. Family Special •
buy 1 round get 1 round free on
week days. Carts open now dai-
ly 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. July and
August 10 a.m to 11
p.m. 24,25
BAYFIELD LIONS pancake and
sausage breakfast. pure maple
syrup. Sunddy, July 3, 9 a.m.•1
p.m. Bayfield arena. Adults
$3.00 Children $2.00. -- 23.26ar
Michael Cronyn
"Michael is a born actor,"
claims director Miles Potter
of Michael Cronyn, aged 10,
who has been chosen for a
part in the Blyth Summer
Festival's opening play,
Nobody's Child.
• Michael, a Grade 5 student
at Blyth Public School, will
be playing the part of Jack
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* Next Wednesday, June 29th it
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* Prizes for 1st, 2nd 8 3rd place
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Highway No. 8 West, Clinton
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Fairburn- Jack and has sister
Winnie are two Bernardo
children sent from England
in 1910 to work on farms in
rural Ontario.
Michael's parents, John
and Yvonne Cronyn, are en-
thusiastic about his role m
enin
thelay . Michael still does
his f�arrri chores, sometimes
getting up at 5:30 to work
before going to school. His
mother says that the
discipline and hard work of
the rehearsals is carrying
over and "Michael is buckl-
Hensall la wins
1, 000 at Clinton bingo
Iva Reid of Hensall was
the $1,011 winner at the
Clinton Monster Bingo on
Monday evenine.
Bruce Austin of Seaforth
took home a $131.25 special
prize and Loyd Huffman of
Bayfield won $134.25. A third
share -the -wealth special
valued at $129.50 was split
between Leonard Steep of
Clinton and Elva Odledeston
of Goderich.
Individual $50 game
winners were: Mrs. Roy
McGonigle of Seaforth, Irene
Green of Goderich, Marg
Trevene of Clinton, Jean
McKinnon off Zurich, Joyce
Marshall of Goderich,
Kathleen Hamilton of
Clinton, Jeanette Huffman of
Bayfield, Lloyd Huffman of
Bayfield and Carl Johnstone
of Goderich.
Spliting game winnings
were: Dorothy Boyce,
Bayfield; Millie Swan,
Mitchell; Earl Elliott,
Dublin; Wilma McMichael,
Clinton.
Mary Jane Armstrong,
Kippen; Kay and John
Storozuk, Wingham; Earl
Elliott, Dublin.
Doris McClinchey,
Auburn; Sharon Phillips,
Goderich; Lenore Bradley,
Goderich; Maude Weston,
"Did you know that 4 out of 7 women prefer lunch
at the Little Inn of Bayfield over doing the laundry."
For Lunch or Dinner Reservations call 565-261 1
Main Street, Bayfield
BUS SCHEDULE' CHANGE
GODERICH• CL I NTON• SE A FORTH• MITCHELL• STRATFORD
MONDAY•TUESDAY
•WEDNESDAY•THURSDAY
*FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
•THURSDAY•FRIDAY
?SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
EXCEPT HOLIDAYS
DEPARTS GODERICH
DEPARTS CLINTON
DEPARTS SEAFORTH
DEPARTS MITCHELL
ARRIVES STRATFORD
DEPARTS STRATFORD
DEPARTS MITCHELL
DEPARTS SEAFORTH
DEPARTS CLINTON
ARRIVES GODERICH
9:00 A.M.
9:25 A.M.
9:40 A.M.
9:55 A.M.
10:25 A.M.
1:00 P.M.
1:25 P.M.
1:40 P.M.
1:55 P.M.
2:20 P.M.
DEPARTS GODERICH
DEPARTS CLINTON
DEPARTS SEAFORTH
DEPARTS MITCHELL
ARRIVES STRATFORD
DEPARTS STRATFORD
DEPARTS MITCHELL
DEPARTS SEAFORTH
DEPARTS CLINTON
ARRIVES GODERICH
4:50 P.M.
5:15 P.M.
5:30 P.M.
5:50 P.M.
5:15 P.M.
6:30 P.M.
6:50 P.M.
7:05 P.M.
7:20 P.M.
7:45 P.M.
FOR FURTHER BUS SCHEDULE INFORMATION PLEASE CALL:
GODERICH - 524-2092 MITCHELL - 348-8741
CLINTON - 482-9727
SEAFORTH - 527-1222
STRATFORD - 271-7741
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The First Ciititoti
Scout troop are pleased to announce
a
CAR WASH
THIS SATURDAY, JUNE 25
9AMTO4PM
Donations accepted - pay what
you think it's worth!
PROCEEDS FOR: Trip for the
First Clinton Scouts to the
Canadian Jamboree '85
CLINTON'S GAS BAR
1410/aWAY NO. 1 WEST, CLINTON
"WE SERVE YOU"
CLINTON'S GAS BAR IS OPEN:
Mormdayr-Thursday E e.r71.-i0 p.m.
FrIday and Saturday 6 a.m.-12 rnldnlgh9
Sunday t a.m.-11 p.m.
Bayfield; Vicki Colquhoun,
Clinton; Betty Hughes,
Bayfield.
Judy Brindley, Goderich;
Mary Arthur, Clinton;
Wilma McMichael, Clinton.
play
mg down at school."
In order to speak loudly
enough for the theatre,
Michael has been doing
voice exercises and is pro-
gressing well. Dawn McNeil,
who plays Jack's sister and
has just returned from
England, is helping Michael
develop the accent
necessary for the part.
Michael is a very busy
young man, with school,
chores and rehearsals, but
snakes time for baseball and
plays on the Squirt team.
Stephen Souch will be
understudying for Mkhael.
Michael and Stephen were
chosen from 15 students at
the Blyth Public School who
auditioned for the part.
The family of
Jim and Vera McIntosh
invite friends and neighbours to an
OPEN HOUSE
in honour of their
50TH WEDDING
ANNIVERSARY,,
Sunday, July 3, 1983
2 pm -4 pm
at their home in Tuckersmith Township
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