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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1981-11-04, Page 22CJherrydale Stables One mile from the Benmiller inn Over 10 miles of Wooded trails by the Maitland River Riding from 9-5 Daily Phone ahead - reservations are recommended 11.LEPHON1. 524.4347 PAGE L2—CLINTON NEWS -RECORD. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4 ,1981 Bi NGO every Tuesday evening at Vanastra Centre, R.R 5 Clinton, 8 p.m. First regular card $1.00: 15 regular $15 games, three share -the - wealth. Jackpot $200.W must go!' Admission is restricted to 16 years and over.-3otfar. The ladies '01 the Chrigtiar Reformed Church, Clinton wil hold their annual bazaar Friday, November 20. in tht gymnasium of the Clintor Christian District School from 2 to .9 p.m. Craft and bakes goods for sale. Coffee and tek will be served. Supper from to 8 p.m. -43-45 HURON. FISH & GAME BINGO every Sunday at 1:3( p.m. First regular card $1.00 restricted to 16 years and over. Jackpot $100 must go eacl' week. 15 regular games of $10 $5 leaston split.-43tfar CLINTON LEGION BINGO every Thursday, 8 p.m. First regular card $1. Six cards for.. $1. Fifteen regular games, three sh«re-the-wealth. Early bird game 7;45 pin. Jackpot $2,.00 must go each week.-3Utfar CLINTON' SNOWMOBILE CLUB meeting, Nov. 11 at 8 p.m. in Clinton Agriculture. Office. New members are invited to attend. -44 OPERATION VARIETY, Wednesday, November 25 at the Blyth Theatre. Proceeds for the Clinton Hospital Building Fund. Watch for more details 11 !- 44 WHISKEY JACK Nostalgia 50's,- 60's dance, Saturday, November 28, 1981 from 9 p.m. - 1 a.m. at Goder:ich Township Hall. Lunoheon provided. Limited tickets $15 per couple. Prizes for costume, dancing, etc. Clinton Kinettes.-44 LAOTIAN. REFUGEE Fellowship evening. Rev. Tong Chitchalernthem will be our guest speaker this Friday, Nov. 6 at the Vanastra Christian Church. -44 ANYONE INTERESTED in the Stanley Township Curling, phone BobTurner262-5677,-44 STANLEY TOWNSHIP AN- NUAL Senior's Christmas Party November 25 at Varna Hall 2-4 p.m. —44 FESTIVAL SINGLES DAN- CE, Friday, November , 6, Victorian Inn, Stratford. Dancing 9 p.xn. - 1 a.m. Welcome all singles over 25. No blue jeans. -44 The Huron County Health Unit invites you to attend the Adult Health Guidance Centre held at the Municipal Building, Ba Wield on Tuesday, November 10, 1981 from 1:30 - 3:30 p. m: for:. I. Health Surveillance 2. Anaemia Screening 3. Foot Care 4. Urine Testing 5. BloodPressure.-44ar FESTIVAL BAZAAR Sat., Nov. 19, 1981 from 2-9 p.m. at Ontario St. United Church, featuring Tea Room, Festival Boutique, handmade crafts, sewing, baking, potted plants, delicatessen, flea market and country kitchen. -44,45 TO MARKET, TO MARKET - Saturday morning Nov. 7 from 10 a.m. - 1 p.m. Wesley -Willis Church, Clinton. Light lunch served. -44 THE TRAVELLERS - Canada's famous folk group will perform a family concert„ Blyth Memorial Hall, Sunday, Nov. 15, 2 p.m. Reserved seats $6.00. Call 523-9300 Tuesdays and Wednesdays, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. ororderby mail. -44,45 CLINTON .HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY ANNUAL DINNER - Wed., Nov. 25 at St. Paul's Anglican Parish Hakat 6:30 p.m. $6 per person. For reservations call 482-7896. Tickets will be available Nov. 16 to 18 from Myrtle Read, 31 Rattenbury St. E., Clin- ton. -44,45 The. Senior Citizen Club "Reach Out" will hold their ANNUAL BAZAAR on NOVEMBER 6th from 2 pm to 7 pm at the LEGION HALL, CLINTON Crafts and baked goods for sale Coffee & Tea Served You are invited to a SALE and EXHIBITION \' ` Demonstration in Spinning, Nature Dyeing - and Weaving The River Mill, Benmiller at' SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 10 AM -6 PM SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 11 AM -4 PM HURON TRACT SPINNERS AND WEAVERS GUILD "HANDMADE CHRISTMAS GIFTS" MORNING MARKET SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 10 AM -1 PM LIGHT LUNCH A Unique Selection of Handmade', Christmas Boutique, Elea Market, Silent Auction, Kiddies Korner and morel AT WESLEY-WILLIS CHURCH CLINTON 11ftir a unique (ltl1rt6 artue • • Bookings are now being ac repted for a unique Christmas Party at the Little Inn of Bayfield. Call us soon and make your Christmas Party unforgettable. Sleigh rides, good food, dancing. c iCittic11nn of Bayfield 5.65-2611 Now ofPn ,varround lunch and droner 1.r^1�.".!.Ilewi $ NT -.1 II I Ir1�-d .ii 1,7 Huron County Family Plan ning project invites you to attend Family Planning Clinic every Thursday from 6:30 to 9:00 p.m. at Huron County Health Unit. Public Health Wing, Huronview, Clinton. Counsel! log and medical services provided. Counselling on Billings (natural family planning) available first. Thursday of each mon- , th.-35eowar BAZAAR AND BAKE SALE - St. Joseph's' C. W. L: - Morning e Work Shop to beheld Sat., Dec. 5attheTownHall2-4p.m. Crafts, baked goods and coffee. Everyone welcome. -44 TUESDAY, NOV. 24; 8 - 10 p.m. Wesley -Willis United Church. "Life as a. Whole". In this concluding session of this...) year's Lay School of Theology, questions raised by par- ticipants will be answered. Special presentation will be by Don Groff or Larry Kelly of Kitchener. How our social issues fit into our whole life experience will be featured. Everybody welcome. Admission$3.00.-44 TUESDAY, NOV. 17; 8 - 10 p.m. Wesley -Willis United Church. "Living Together". Two couples, now married tell what it was like. Discussion: How should Christians respond to this style of relationship? What are the values involved? This is a- Lay School of Theology program. Everybody welcome. Admission $3.00.-44 TUESDAY, NOV. 10 "Christian Feminism" - presentation and discussion. Wesley -Willis United Church 8 - 10 p.m. Guest Speakers:. Mary Connor and Shelley Finson of the United Church's Task Force on Women's Concerns. . Local women respond. All will have an op- portunity to discuss. Everybody welcome. Admission $3.00. A program of The Lay School of Theology. -44 ONTARIO Polled Hereford Club Royal Showcase Sale, Saturday evening, Nov. .14,. 1981, Markham Fairgrounds. Note new date. Time 7 p.m. For catalogues, Box 35, Carrying Place, Ont.-44bc - OPEN WEDDING RECEPTION for Freda Hill and Murray Metcalfe SATURDAY, • NOVEMBER 14,1981 9PMto1AM. IN BAYFIELD Everyone Welcome Old men, clowns, brides, gypsies even a Rubuk's Cube filled the halls and classrooms at the Clinton Public School when students and teachers celebrated Hallowe'en last Thursday afternoon. The highlight of the afternoon was the Haunted House, created by Grade 8 students. (Shelley McPhee photo ) • Blyth iheatre to e featured on TVO "The Spirit of Blyth" looks at how a small summer theatre experiment became an integral part of the year- round life of a community," says People Patterns pro- ducer Joan Reed -Olsen. The program will be aired Wednesday, November 11 at 9:30 p.m. Through its theatre -cum - cultural centre's offering of workshops for children and adults, its 80 member choral group and its art gallery of ever-changing exhibits, the Blyth Festival has reached out to touch every part of the community. When newspaperman Keith Roulston and the senior citizens of Blyth peti- tioned the local council to turn the 50 -year-old plus community centre into a cultural centre, little did they know that the 500 seat theatre that evolved would one day attract people from all over the province. Co-founder Roulston and artistic director Janet Amos, who works as director, actor and playwright, see the Blyth Theatre as a spr- ingboard for Canadian plays. Amos and her actor - husband Ted Johns, brought to Blyth the Theatre Passe Muraille approach of in- digenous theatre. That is, the cast and director live in, study the community, then develop the storyline and script based on their observations of events and people. This summer three pr ductions played to cacity crowds throughout their engagements. "The Spirit of Blyth" looks at the creation and produc- tion of Festival 81's Fire and Ice, directed by David Fox. The program also in- vestigates how the members of ' this rural community have developed an apprecia- tion of theatre, and how they respond to theatrical presen- tations - based on often con- troversial local history. Travellers to perform in Blyth With folk music regaining some of its enormous popularity of the 1960s and early 1970s, with groups like Peter, Paul and Mary reuniting for sold -out con- certs and television specials, one of the folk groups than never really went away W bring its act to Blyth Memorial Hall on Sunday, November 15 at 2 p.m. The Travellers have performed all over Canada and around the world, en- tertaining Canadian troops in the Middle East, per- forming for the Emperor of Japan, touring the Soviet Union :as part of a cultural exchange and appearing at the London Palladium during a tour of Britain. They have " recorded 14 albums, appeared . on stage and television with such stars as Anne Murray, Gordon Lightfoot, Judy Collins, Joni Mitchell and The Rovers and made several television specials of their own including one recently completed for CBC television. It was back in the early 1950s that Jerry Gray fell under the influence of the legendary Pete Seeger and they formed a friendship that lastedmany years. • Jerry formed the Travellers and with other members of the group, rewrote, in 1955, the words of the Woodie •Guthrie classic "This Land is Your Land" to apply to Canada. . The Travellers have designed their concert to entertain all members of the family. They can sing in • Get your Xmas draw tickets now! By John Scott You can tell that winter is here ween Legion news an- nounces that Christmas draw tickets are now available at the branch. You can purchase , tickets for 25 cents each. The draw will be held on December 19. There are always lots of good prizes to be won, so buy lots of tickets. On October 28, our branch was represented at a service bureau seminar at Howick Branch in a Wroxeter by George Rumball, George Yeats, Harold Black and John Scott. I was driving and . 149W AT THE . WHITE CARNATION„, HOLMESVILLEq , ; e5 :cT LUNCHEON Weekdays;" BBUFFET 12 noon -2 p.m. ' .t.::,.-;- •1,, daily until $j 395 Thanksgiving it per porton SMORGASBORD Friday & Sunday Evening 5-7:30 p.m. 5•95 per person Reservations requested for Saturday evening 482-9228 or after hours 524-4133. *ALSO ASIS US ABOUT OUR CATERING SERVICE FOR WEI DINGS,`BAIdoUETS & PRIVATE PARTIES :a Harold was giving direc- tions, but we made it anyway, via Gorrie. The seminar was conducted by Provincial Service bureau ,officer, Clare Wall, and when he gets your interest, the does not let go: If you have never been to one of his seminars before, go to the next one, you won't be sorry. There will be a church parade this Sunday, Nov. 8 to be held at 11 a.m. Par- ticipants will fall in at the Legion at 10:30 a.m. Tonight, Wednesday, is our Poppy Drive night so if one of our members calls at your door, please be generous. This money is us- ed to help our veterans and their dependents. November 11, is of course, Remembrance Day. The Legion service is at 9:30 a.m. with the parade leaving at 10:30 a.m: We hope everyone who can, will turn out. You do not have to be a veteran to parade. That night there will be a dance upstairs in the auditorium. ,At last ' week's mixed darts, Rosemary Armstrong and Alan Pennie took high couple, while Madelon Yeats and Brian Atkinson took low couple. Brenda Atkinson l'r,"1r'1 took high lady and Terry Hollinshead took high man. At men's euchre, George Louch took high score with a perfect 90, while John Sem- ple, after two weeks with 86 and 83, took low score with 49: Joe Maddeaux took most lone hands with 6. At the ladies auxiliary zone Cribbage Tournament in Blyth, our branch placed second behind Brussels. Clinton team consisted of Minlue Rumball, Doris Chambers, Grace Castle and Marg Switzer. Our team now goes on to district competi- tion. Tickets for the New Year's Dance are now available at $25 per couple. Entertain- ment Will be provided by the New Dimensions, and as the usual sell out is expected, so you had better get your tickets early. Tomorrow night, Friday, is another of our famous Pub Nights downstairs. Come on down and have some fun. 1982 membership dues can now be paid at the bar. Due to the renovations upstairs, there will be no Bingo this week. We apologize for the inconve- nience caused, however it will just be for this week. The Captain's Cove Family Restaurant and Dining Lounge Licensed under LLBO -)Now Open - MONDAY -THURSDAY 11 AM - 12 MIDNIGHT FRIDAY - SATURDAY 11 AM - 1 AM SUNDAY 11 AM - 8 PM Daily Luncheon and Dinner Specials, including a varied selection,from our Salad Bar Book Now for your Christmas Banquets Entertainment in the Pirate's Den This Weekend: "Ed Koenig" Captain's Cove Hwy. 21 at Bayfield 565-2992 "We appreciate your patronage" French, Greek, Russian, Spanish, German, Hebrew, Japanese, Ukranian, Swahili and a few more ' at mostly they sing and entertain in a way • that is uniquely Canadian and uniquely The Travellers. Beside Jerry Gray, The Travellers. include Aileen Ahern, a native of Halifax who came from the same musical background as her friends Gene McLellan, Anne Murray and Catherine McKinnon; Don Vickery, one of Canada's best known drummers; Ted Roberts, well-known Toronto guitar player and musical arranger; and Joe Lawrence, bass player and singer, a native American Reserved seats for. the concert are only, $6 and can be orderedby mail or reserved by telephone by calling 523-9300. The Blyth Centre for the Arts box office is open on Tuesdays and Wednesdays during the winter months from9 a.m. to 5p.m FAMILY PAR ADISE RAI .-1V(ALTON 527-0629 See us al. Family Paradise for your *CHRISTMAS PAHTIE •13AIdQUETS 1 •RECEPTIONS •OR ANY OCCASION! 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