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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News Record, 1981-04-23, Page 24tbieraLlitii�4;.'N PAGE 24--CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, APRIL 23,1 1 HOUSECLEANING? - OP- TIMIST TO HOLD GARAGE SALE. The Clinton Optimist Club will be holding a garage sale on May 2, 1981 at the Clinton Arena from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Anyone wishing to donate articles are asked to please call any of these numbers - 482- 7138, 482-9757 or 482-7981. Arrangements may be made for pick-up at your con- venience. Proceeds from the garage sale will be! Bused in helping the, youth of the Community and the Clinton Early Childhood Education Centre.-13-16ar BINGO every Tuesday evening at Vanastra Centre, RR5 Clinton, 8 p.m. First regular card, $1.00; 15 regular $15 games, three share -the - wealth. Jackpot $200.00 must go! Admission restricted to 16 yearsand over.-52tfar WEDDING ANNIVERSARY - The family of Emerson and 1f'ahel IIIb tordialiy -invite: relatives, friends and neigh- bours to celebrate with them the .50th wedding anniversary of their parents, on Friday, Aril 24,1 1 April 98 , 9 p.m. Please no gifts: Phone 262-2247.-15,16 CASS SPRING CONCERT Sat, May 2 at 8 .p.m. An evening ofm usic performed by thee, CRSS Band arid' Choir. Tickets available from band and choir members .-1417ar CLINTON LEGION BINGO every Th rsday, 8 p.m. First regular:Card $1. 6 cards for 81. *5 regular games, 3 share -the - wealth. Early bird game 7:45 pm: Jackpot $200 must go each week.-2otfar ST. JOSEPH''S CATHOLIC WOMEN'S LEAGUE annual Mini -Fair, Saturday, May, 2, 1981 from 11a.m. to 3 p.m. in the ` Church Hall, James St., Clinton. -15-17 GOOD USED CLOTHING sale Saturday, May 2 at Ontario Street United Church . at 10 aF m. barb available. -14-16 HURON COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY meeting April 29 - Central Huron Secondary School Cafeteria, Clinton, 8 p,m. Guest speaker Professor Josephine Meeker, Brock University, St. Catharines - topic "Perseverance on the 4 CAR WASH The Calvinette Land" (century farms in Club is pe ing car wash on Huron County, display of early ay 2, 1981 ft'om 9a.m. to maps). Musical en- 4 p.m. at Ron's Sunoco, tertainment. Everyone Clinton. Rain date - May 9, welcome. -16 1981.-16,17 KLOMPEN FEEST PARADE - May 23, 1981 at 1 p.m. Entry forms available at Town Clerk's office, Clinton News - Record, Campbell's Men's Wear and Ball and Mitch Ltd. -16,17 HOME SEWING AND FASHION SHOW at CHSS, Clinton, Wednesday, May 6. Afternoon 1 p.m.; evening 7 p.m. Proceeds to Can-cer Research. Tickets available at Mary's Sewing Centre, Clin- ton. 482-7036.-16,17ar HURON FISH & GAME BINGO every Surr.' iy at 1:30 p.m. First r;,114) rd $1.00, resrie''- etV10drsand over. .1 %I . -,nt must go each wArrt.. r5 regular games of $10 - $5.least=onspht.='37tfar GARAGE SALE - Blyth Arena - Blyth, Ont. Saturday, May 2 at 10 a.m. At 1:30 p.m. all remaining items will be , auctioned off. Sponsored by Evening Unit Blyth U,C.W.-15,16 CLINTON KINSMEN AN- NUAL CF PACE - Sunday, Apr. 26. Registration 9 -11 a.m. at the Auburn Park. Fee is $10. per canoe. Food available. All proceeds to Cystic Fibrosis. For further information call 482-3063.-15,16 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, Huron St., Clinton, presents special musical service Sunday evening April 26 at 7:30 p.m.. All welcome. Come and bring a friend.-15,16ar FESTIVAL SINGLES DANCE. Friday, April24, Victorian Inn, Stratford: Dancing 9 p.m. - 1 a.m. Welcome all singles over 25. No blue jeans. -16 BENEFIT DANCE on Apr. 24, at Blyth Community Centred for Jim and Betty Ross, who recently lost their barn by fire. Music by Siddon Bros. Ladies please bring lunch. Everyone welcome.—15,16x SPRING SONG FEST: Lon- desboro United Church, Sun., May 3 at 7:30 p.m. Featuring the Craigellen g Singers, Ropp Brothers Quartet, Snell Fanmily, the Leers, Bob Scotf" and Ken Scott. Admission $3. Thirteen years and under free. -16,17x CLINTON JUNIOR C MUSTANGS and minor ball are holding a dance May 23 from 9 p.m. - 1 a.m. in Clinton Community Centre. Dance to Roger Quick and the Rain- bows. Tickets at Jerry McLean's Sports. $5 per person.-12eow CLINTON PUBLIC HOSPITAL EMPLOYEES ASSOCIATION BUILDING FUND-RAISING DANCE. Saturday, May 30, 1981, Goderich Township Hall, d Music by "Lincoln Green". Dancing 9 p.m. -1 a.m. Buffet lunch. Tickets $7.50 each.-8eow ,_• µx -til;;.r...Nr.�•L•:Uk4^RJ- Wil' v "...�' At the legion Teeshirts- far sale By Steve Coote The first thing I must do in this column is make a couple of announcements that in- volve deadlines within the next few days. Firstly. C. Wall, the District Service Officer, will be visiting our area in the near future. If you wish o see Mr. Wall, please ge in touch with Hal Hartley can set up an interv' for you. You must, howe , contact Hal before Friday night as that is his deadline. Legion tee-shirts are being offered for sale, and again you only have until Saturday to get your order in. A list and description is posted on the bulletin board just Inside the door at the bar and unless you put your name on it, there is no chance' of getting a shirt. The tee-shirts themselves are quite at- tractive, navy blue in color With gold thin Thehunt-has the Legion crest and Clinton Branch 140 on it and they are available in both men's and ladies' es sizes. Cost is only5. S The order is slated to go in the first of next week and the shirts should be back by the end of May. Mixed darts seems to be one of the few organized activities still going on at the Legion, especially since men's euchre has finished for the season. Last week, Phyllis Butler won the ladies' singles, and Terry Hollingshe'ad the men's singles. Madelon Yeats and Joyce Scott won the ladies' oubles, while John Scott and John Greidanus won the men's doubles. Rosemary Armstrong pulled off the feat of the year by throwing a 180 PLAYING THIS WE/KEND NI.;A.-SP APRIL �-23f.. HURON CENTENNIAL SCHOOL Brumfield PRESENTS Annual Spring Concert SOME WILL LIVE. SOME WIL, - the first perfect score I've had reported from down there in a long time. Congratulations Rosemary. Let's just hope you don't develop a case of golf elbow this week which will throw your dart :: me off. The Fish and Game Club has been invited over to the Legion for an evening of darts and fun, April 29th is the date, and apparently 16 players are planning to attend. • Don't forget that the Ladies Auxiliary is hosting a dessert euchre on May 5th, from 5 to'8p.m. There will be lots of baked goods to enjoy 44, as well as prizes and good company, Proceeds s0 come on out. will go to the Legion building fund, so let's have a good turnout and lots of success. John Scott will be back with us next week ® that is if he can find his way out of the rough or one of the alligators in the water hazard didn't get him. At least with Joyce along he doesn't have to worry about the barracudas in the bars. Make sure you keep getting your notes and notices into the bar, so we will have something to write about to keepyou informed. era comes to Blyth with Forrester A limited number of seats are atiii.,..ayailable for the Blyth Memorial Hall perfor- mance of Maureen For- rester, hailed as the world's foremost contralto of today. The concert, on Wednes- day,.April 29 is part of a tour of southern Ontario sup- ported by the Ontour Depart- ment of the Ontario Arts Council and the Touring Of- fice of the Canada Council. Miss Forrester will perform a program that ranges from Schubert, Brahms and Debussy to folk songs. This famous artist has been heard in opera and con- certs around the world. A native of Montreal, she has appeared with the Berlin Philharmonic, Metropolitan Opera Company in New York as well as with the Toronto Symphony and the National Arts Centre here in Canada. She has made numerous appearances on television and has made many recordings. In January 1978, she had the distinction of being the first major -soloist to appear in the People's Republic of China while touring with the Toronto Symphony. John Fraser, reporting to the Thursday and Friday, April 23 & 24 At8:00P.M. 4 Tickets are '2. and can be obtained from students or call the school at •� 482-3330 ARTICLES for Ilia OPTIMIST GARAGE SALE are to be LEFT AT THE CURBS FOR PICK-UP OR YOU MAY TAKE ARTICLES TO THE ARENA SATURDAY, APRIL 25 from Lo.A.M.,03P.M. ..._,1 Be sure and plan to -N cone out and enjoy . he fun and excitement of the CLINTON KLOIVIPEN FEEST FRIDAY & SATURDAY MAY 228123 A, fun -filled weekend of Dutch Style Entertainment featuring Klompen Dances, Dutch Choirs, Tulips, Win- dmills, Wooden Shoes, Concession Booths selling all sorts of Dutch Goodies, Crafts Displays, etc. See wooden shoes being made, Delft pottery being pointed, see how o win- dmill works and many other interesting displays. CONCESSION BOOTHS Anyone interested in a concession stand at the Klompen Feest is invited to ask for information. Crofts, displays, foods, information booths, etc. Write BOX 1981 CLINTON or PHONE 482-9732 or 482-9505. DUTCH HATS AND APRONS Dress up tar fhe Fest! Oj4 r th.ero items at MARY'S SEWING CENTRE, Clinton. Phone 482-7036/THE DUTCH STORE, Clinton. Phon®482-7302. ADVANCE TICKETS FOR THE CHICKEN BARBECUE and admission buttons on sole at most Clinton Stores. By selling tickets in advance your committee will be greatly assisted in the planning of the 1,KLOMPEN FEEST. • 1, Globe and Mail said: "The audience was obviou!sl. delighted With both the vi sion of the lady herself, and, in particular, her efforts in Chinese during a special en- core... thereby winning over 18,000 people all at once. Miss Forrester sings in seven languages, including Russian. She says the most important single element in a song is the words. The composer, she says, starts with the words and builds the music to emphasize the words so the performer must go to the words first. The concert is part of the " winter music series at the Blyth Centre for the Arts and presents a unique opportuni- y for regional music lovers see one of the world's great performers in the in- timacy of Memorial Hall. DESSERT EUCHRE Wednesday, April 21 1:30 P.M. SUMMERHILL HALL ADMISSION: '140 Sponsored by SUMMERHILL LADIES' CLUB Pie Social and Bake Sale THURSDAY, APRIL 30th 7:30 P.M. ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH HALL Rattenbury S!. Clinton ADULTS- 81. CHILDREN UNDER 10- 50e DANCE to the Music of WALTER OSTENACK Saturday, May 9, 1981 in the Clinton Arena °SPONSORED BY THE CLINTON FAIR BOARD TICKETS: $5: PER PERSON Can be obtained from any director, the Secretary Faye Fear or the Blue Fountain Restaurant, Clinton. All proceeds'to be used to reduce the loan of the Fair Board. Special Permit in Effect. 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THIRD PRODUCTION "How The Other Half Loves" • Directed by Patnaa Brown The services of Patricia erown were made possible through Theatre Ontario's Community theatre training program, funded by the On- tario Arts Council: . ' Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday April 28, 29, 30, May 1, May 2 MacKay Hall CURTAIN TIME 8:30 P.M. to • • •SPP 14, �; Saturday and Sunday, April 25th and 26th, Kentucky Fried Chicken has a sensational special for you. A Bucket, with 15 pieces of finger lickin' good chicken, priced at only $6.95. The Sensational Saturday and Sunday $6.95 Bucket. At Kentucky Fried Chicken. There's nothing like it. vevKS1 Sa rde I')bf1enter Llutfet. K Amb /4 rhe t' mala re artrl n .1 11F Pit S 94 Elgin Ave., E. 227 Main Street frial GODERICH EXETER