HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1983-06-29, Page 22PAGE 22—CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29, 191r3
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BINGO every Tuesday evening
at Vanastr a 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 u
restricted to 16 years and
over 2tfor
CLINTON LEGION BINGO every
Thursday, 8 p.m. First regular
card $1 00. Six cords for $1 00
Fifteen regular games three
shore -the -wealth Early bird
game 7:45 p.m Jackpot $200 00
must go each week 9tfor
EXETER'S SECOND Annual
Heritage Days celebrations ore
Friday Saturday and Sunday
July 22 23 and 24 Barbecue,
dance fish fry parade. craft
show flea market ball games
and much more Keep the date
open and watch this newspaper
for details. 25.28
BEEF BARBECUE Boyfield
arena, July 1 beginning 4 30
p m. Homemade pie and cake
Adults S6 00 Children 10 and
under $2 50 Sponsors
U C W 25,26
MONSTER BINGO every Monday
night, June 13 September 5 at
Clinton Community Centre. Ad-
mission $1, cards 6 for 51, 25c
each, fifteen regular games and
three shore- the- wealth, one
51,000 game. Doors open 6:30
p.m. Proceeds to community
work. 23-35
COME TO the movies! Friday
nights at 7 p.m., one half block
east of the main intersection in
Blyth. This week "If You Love
This Planet" and "Neighbours".
Free admission. A collection
will be token to cover the cost
of refreshments. Sponsored by
the Blyth Summer
Festival. - 26ar
BUCK & DOE 1
1 for 3
1 MARJ KEYS
j and d
i DON WISE
d Saturday, July 9th
( For Information
call:
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MEC f f °cy says
FIDDLE AND Step Dance con-
test July 8 and 9 at Community
Centre Fergus. Ontario spon
sored by Fergus Rotary Club
For informonon conract Mery
Woods (5 19)843 1630 26o
MIDDLETON BAKE Sale Sorur
day July 2 Ilam I p m Held
at the church Cookbooks also
will be available White
elephant table 24-26
SUNDAY SINGLES Donce The
original since 1978 from 7 11
p.m. every'Sundoy Welcome all
single, separated, widowed and
divcrced Dutch Canadian
Society Gore Rd at Clarke Side
Road. London No leans please
Admission $3.50. Call Dona.
Theresa, Bill 434-8579 686 1 186
or 268-3078 23-26x
BAYFIELD LIONS pancake and
sausage breakfast pure maple
syrup Sunday. July 3 9 a m..1
p.m. Bayfield arena. Adults
$3.00 Children $2.00. 23 26ar
GARAGE SALE, July 1st and 2nd
at 10 a.m., 206 Albert St Clin-
ton. Baby furniture
miscellaneous household items.
etc. --26
GARAGE SALE Friday, July 1
and Saturday, July 2 from 9 a.m.
- 9 Bikes, lawn mower, stereos
and lots more. 64 Princess St
E.. Clinton 26x
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A MEMORIAL Service at Bran
don Cemetery Belgrave will be
held on Sunday. July 3 at 3
p.m. --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 52.25, pre-
school free. Sponsored by the
Belgrave United Church. 24-26
YARD SALE: Dresser Estate,
Boyfield on July 1,2 8 3 from 9
a.m. - 4 p.m. Household ar-
ticles, tools, books, antiques,
collectables. Everything must
go. John Street (behind the Fire
Hall). 26
Walt Gardiner's
Barber Shop
WILL BE
CLOSED
JULY 7-8-9
OPEN
JULY 12
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iSeldon and Violet Ross s
are pleased to announce their 2
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ANNIVERSARY 1
Friends and relatives are
invited to an
OPEN HOUSE
at the home of their parents
Brucefield, Ontario
Sunday, July 3
2-4 p.m. and 7-8:30 p.m.
BEST WISHES ONLY
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COtrNIING JULY 8-14:
"Slue Thunder" and 'Nice Dreams"
BLUEWATER KENNEL Club All
Breed Champion Dog Show
and Obedience Trials Tuesday,
July 5 and Wednesday. July 6 at
Blyth Community Centre. Judg-
ing starts at 9 a.m. each day
Admission adults 51 children 50
cents 26
YARD SALE July 1st and 2nd, 10
a.m. 3 p m Rain or shine.
Hwy 4 north of the Vonastro
Rood. Watch for signs
Household items. baby oc•
cessortes. clothing. conical
hreploce barbecue. baked
goods. small appliances. collet •
tables and antiques. 26
NATURAL FAMILY Planning
Clinic Billings Method. To
achieve or ovoid pregnancy.
Short introductory slide presen-
tation. individual consultation.
Couples welcomed between 7-9
p.m. First Thursday of every
month at St Joseph's Separate
School Clinton. 48tfor
HURON COUNTY Family Plann•
rig invites you to attend Family
Planning Clinic every Thursday
from 6.30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. at
Huron County Health Unit.
Public Health Wing. Huronview,
Clinton. Counselling and
medical services provided.
Closed July 11 to August
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YARD SALE at 93 William 5t.. N.,
Clinton, Saturday. July 2 from 9
a.m.•3p.m. -26
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Centre, a
The Blyth Centre for the
Arts is thriving and the key
to its success is community,
not government sup,tirt,
says the Honourable Bruce
McCaffrey, Ontario's
Minister of Citizenship and
Culture.
Speaking at the ninth an-
nual opening of the Blyth
Centre last Friday evening,
McCaffrey commended the
centre on Its tremendous
success rate in these tough
economic times.
The Minister pointed out
that the unique feature of the
centre is the interaction
between the community and
the theatre people.
"Blyth is an example of
how artistic integrity pays
off when a strong commit-
ment is made at the grass
roots level. It is my
understanding that com-
munity fund-raising efforts
have raised at least 10 per-
cent of the total operating
budget for the theatre this
year," he said.
The community involve-
ment and a 40 percent in-
crease in box office sales
from last year have made
the Blyth Centre virtually
self-sufficient. McCaffrey
said more arts organizations
are going to have to increase
their self-sufficiency in
order to survive.
In .i,: last 20 years, the
arts industry has boomed
with many organizations
depending largely on the
government for funding.
.'Since the former
Ministry of Culture and
Recreation was created in
1975, the Ontario govern-
ment has allocated over $715
minion to culture activities
and facilities," said McCaf-
frey.
But for the first time in
several decades, govern-
ment revenues are not grow-
ing at an expected rate,
therefore, government
restraints and cut-backs
may leave some organiza-
tions in jeopardy, the
minister continued.
McCaffrey said the
government will be gearing
more of its support away
from block grants and
towards programs aimed at
making the arts self-
sufficient.
"My ministry will put
more emphasis on the
development of audiences
and marketing of cultural
activities. We certainly have
a rich stock of galleries,
theatres, concert halls, etc.,
Happy Hearts finish season
with a smorgasbord dinner
Huron Happy Hearts
round dancers ended their
regular weekly dances until
fall with a smorgasbord din-
ner. On behalf of the club,
Peter Chandler thanked
Mrs. Miller for the delicious
dinner.
The Mcllwains and Wises
took members on a trip to
Europe by showing slides of
their recent trip. A
humorous poem was read by
Lois Wise.
A financial report was
presented by Lois Elliott.
BUS TRIP
To Blue J's Game,
Toronto
on
Sunday, July 10th
Leaving from Londesboro
Hall at 10 a.m.
Contact Allan Bosman
523-4286
Open
Reception
for
Andrew Erickson
and
Brenda Wilson
(newlyweds)
FRIDAY, JULY 1
9:00 p.m.
at the
Bayfield Arena
MUSIC BY
"Sultan of Swing"
EVERYONE WELCOME
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The club expressed their
thanks and appreciation to
Lois and Edward Wise for
the excellent leadership
cueing for the dances.
The remainder of the even-
ing was spent dancing.
A recent bus trip to the
Bruce Nuclear Power Plant
was very interesting. The
guides explained in great
detail, by film and a tour, the
vast area. It was learned
that together the generating
stations will be capable of
producing enough electricity
requirements of a city about
five times the size of Toron-
to. A delicious smorgasbord
meal was served at noon. All
outfitted with hard hats and
safety shoes prepared to
climb 400 steps in the com-
plex under construction. It
was hectic driving through
the area where 55,000 gulls
have taken possession.
The club is invited to
dance in the Belgrave Corn-
munity Centre July 29 and
September 2. The regular
dances will commence Oc-
tober 14.
Flower Power
Planting flowers around
trees protects trees from
lawn mower injury. Choose
shade -loving annuals such as
impatiens, begonis and col-
eus and water liberally,
especially during dry
periods.
MEET YOUR FRIENW'
RAIN OR SHINE INDOORS,
AT VANASTRA
FLEA & FARM
MARKET
2 KMS. SOUTH OF CLINTON HWY. NO. 4
NEW TIME
*CRAFTS
*T-SHIRTS
'SHORTS
*SOCKS
*NOVELTIES
EVERY-FRI. 9 am -9 pm
SAT. 9 am -4 pm
'DISHES
"BIKES
*JEWELLERY
*BAR SET
*BOX PLANTS
*TAVISTOCK CHEESE
"HOME BAKING
®APPLIANCES
SATELLITE RECEIVER
DEMONSTRATION
by
GROVES T.V.
Saturday, July 2nd
SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE
Phone
482-7401 482-3773
ENTERTAINMENT
This Thurs. to Sat.
ODYSSEY
LAVES
NIGwT
Next Week - Mon. - Fri.
DOUBLE EDGE
Mon. -Sat July 11-16
VIGILANCE
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COVE"
Thanks to
KEN SMITH POOLS
for making our party
a success with the
pool they supplied.
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PATIO
DINING
LOUNGE
NOW OPEN
SUNDAYS
Licensed
L.L.B.O.
oclel for commun‘ty sup
to facilitate this initiative,"
he said.
Audiences should grow as
the people born during the
baby boom become more
mature and affluent. McCaf-
frey also suggested the link
between culture and tourism
deserves to be exploited in
order to attract larger au-
diences.
"Like the Blyth Centre for
the Arts, increased self-
sufficiency will mean even
greater success for arts
rt
organizations in Ontario,
and the Ministry of Citizen-
ship and Culture will be in
the wings to help them meet
that goal," the minister said.
The expression "Dinner is Served" carries a new
meaning in Bayfield because of the extraordinary
new dining experience that happens at E.A.T. CO.
every night.
APPETIZERS
Soup du Jour........
Chef's own Salad 1 90
Seafood Crepes.... - ... - - 4.00
Scallops, baby shrimp and salmon smothered
in a divine sauce.
Shish Kebob 3 75
Salad Supreme........... 3.50
Romaine lettuce, spinach, bacon bits, and egg
sheets in a mango chutney, dijon mustard and
sour cream dressing.
ENTREES
Chicken Archiduc 7 50
A breast of chicken in a madeira and cream
sauce.
Curried Chicken....... - .. 7.50
An emincee of chicken with fresh fruit in an
authentic curry sauce.
Fettucini Alfredo......... 6.75
Fettucini with Clam Sauce6.75
Fresh Fish of the Day..... 7.00
New York Steak (8 oz.)..... 9.95
Asparagus wrapped in
Black Forest Ham........ 730
with morriay sauce
We have a wide variety of scrumptious desserts and
pastries that we make daily.
Great food - great music - great prices
- We're Licensed now -
- stay tuned for our after 10 p.m. menu! -
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2 SHOWS EVERY NIGHT 7 8 9 p.m.
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