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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1983-10-12, Page 22PAGE 22—CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1963 111 ity ealen GODERICH AND DISTRICT Pro -Life Group 10Th Anniversary Dinner Wednesday October 26th at 6:30 p.m. Goderoch Legion Hall. Guest speaker Dr Hart Bezner. B. Sc.. PhD. Physics. Tickets available until October 19th at 8, Lovis 482-9310 and C. Brand 482-7554. 38.42. BINGO every Tuesday evening at Vanastra Cen- tre. R.R. 5, Clinton, 8 p.m. First regular card $1 .00. 15 regular $20.00 games, three shore -the - wealth jackpot $200.00 must go! Admission is restricted to 16 years and over,--38tfar CLOWN SUIT rental, adults and children sizes. Sponsored by Kinette Club of Clinton, c- o D. Boughen 482-7951.- -39-43 ROAST BEEF Supper Brucefield United Church Wednesday, October 19, 1983 from 5-8 p.m. Adults $6, children 6-12 yrs. $2.50, under 6 free. Advance sale tickets only. Phone 482-9235 or 482-7477.---39-41 CLINTON LEGION BINGO every Thursday, 8 p.m. First regular card $1.00. Six cards for $1,00. Fif- teen regular games, three share -the -wealth. Early bird game 7:45 p.m. Jackpot $200.00 must go each week.--9tfar BASEMENT BARGAIN SALE - good used clothing. Friday, October 21 at 7 • 8 p.m. Wesley -Willis United Church. 41,42 COME AND HEAR the Listowel Salvation Army Band give a sacred concert on Anniversary Sun• day at Westfield Fellowship Hour on October 16 at 2:30 p.m. 41 "OLD FASHIONED" Halloween Family Fun Night. Sol., Oct. 29, 7:30 - 11:00 p.m. (approx.). A great night for the entire family. Games, skating, prizes -- come as ypur favorite spook. Sponsored by the Clinton Figure Skating Club. 41 CANSKATE PROGRAM (beginners of all ages - up to NST basic badge) begins Sat., Oct. 15, 9:40 a.m. - 10:40 a.m. Tots Program begins Mon., Oct. 17. 10 a.m. - 11 a.m. Registration for all pro- grams still being accepted.-- 41 QUEEN'S****** HOTEL • SEAFORTH Entertainment This Weekend Thurs. Fri. Sat. VIGILANTS Next Week 00 -LA -LA A KIDS CONCERT with Chris and Ken Whitely Sot , Oct. 22 2 p.m. Blyth Memorial Hall. The Whitely brothers draw on experience with Rath and Sharon. Lois and Brom and their own record Junior Jug Band to teach kids to make their own music with found materials. Tickets $3.50 each or series tickets $7 for four events. Phone 523-9300.--41,42ar THIRD ANNUAL Medieval Feast. Sat. Oct. 22. 7 p.m. Blyth Memorial Hall. Your chance to be o knight or lady - feast on roast pig and fixings (other choices available). enjoy medieval enter- tainment and have a great time. Ask someone who's been. Prizes for best costume and bib. Tickets $16.50, and proceeds go to Blyth Centre Building Fund. Phone 523-9300. --41 ,42ar GENE DI NOVI CONCERT, Sun., Oct. 16, 2 p.m., Blyth Memorial Hall, (note: concert is not at 8 p.m.) Di Novi sings and plays the music of Ger- shwin. Sondheim, Rodgers and Hammerstein, and tells the stories behind the music. Single Tickets $8, or series tickets $22 for four events. Phone 523-9300, 41ar AUTUMN DAYS Bazaar, Tea, Delicatessen and Boke table at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church Hall, Clinton on October 29 at 2:30 p.m. --41,42 ANNOUNCING Blue Water Angust 29th Annual Sole, Saturday, October 29th, Walkerton Agricultural Arena. 45 Lots, Breeding Stock suitable for Commercial or Purebred Herds. Catalogues available. Wm. Lee, R.R. No. 3. Conn, NOG 1NO (519) 323.4848.—•41 FALL BOOK FAIR, Sunday, October 16, 1983. 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Concert Hall, 888 Yonge 'Street, Toronto. Rare and Second hand books, maps, prints and related items. $2.00 entrance. 416- 424-2287. 41 A MEETING of the Huron Middlesex' Provincial Liberal Association, will be held at the residence of Jack Riddell. R.R. 1, Hay, 83 Highway west of Exeter, at 8:00 p.m., on Thursday, October 20th, to elect delegates to represent the riding, at the Annual Meeting of the Ontario Liberal Party. The annual meeting will be held of the Sheraton Cen- tre Hotel, Toronto. November 4th, 5th and 6th. 41 TABLES TO BE SOLD for the Auburn Booster Club's Annual Christmas Bazaar. It's to be held Saturday, November 19 from 10 - 4 at the Auburn Community Hall, Tables are $5.00 each. For more information contact: Mrs. Ross Daer 526-7548 or Lorie Cartwright S26-7256. 41,42 <—Satuzdat,. , (DctotEz 15 at 9 %. nz. 9oz infozmatf:on h/zonE 482-9070 RE1t t VVi J IJnLt�. 'JfE family of L oa j and (Jhatfott. 9zeeman wiilz to announce the cEIE ration of the 9iftiet%z 4nniUEzsazy of ge mazziacp of tLiz isazEnts. 'Jhe/umiLN of'Ltou9 and ('hutI.'ttt 9tEentun /`wi.]{t to annoLinct t/et -tLEL'tuticJn of tk `?i/ti£tIt ,_.74,2nLVEli.czl 1 .,j th£ ntuttiu9£ c,` their patents. �Scxtuzc�a y, OctoGET 15 at 9/2.m. 9. t in/ natwn pltont 482-9070 IRE1t < l» Lth.E Orzfly — EVERYONE WELCOME — BON VOYAGE PARTY for Betty 8 Colin Wilkins Saturday, October 15, 1983. Clinton Community Centre Music by: Disc Jockey For tickets call 402-U60 or 4$2-1071 lin Blyth residents never know what may be coming down the main street. In the summer months it's a common sight to see furniture, lumber and sets being transportated to the Summer Festival. On Tuesday a grand piano was rolled down the street to the Memorial Hall. ( Wendy Somerville photo) The Blyth Memorial Hall has given birth to the baby grand piano as a result of $14,000 worth of donations. Movers finished the final touches on Tuesday and now the piano may be used for future performances, including the Great Grand Piano Gala to be held on Nov. 4. ( Wendy Somerville) Blyth Memorial Hall gives birth to baby grand piano By Wendy Somerville The Blyth Memorial Hall seems to be 'in tune' with the needs of the Blyth Festival. On Oct. 11, Blyth Memorial Hall gave birth to a baby Grand Piano from Hanover. The piano is a Heintzman and is Canadian made with Canadian wood. The price tag was $14,000 all of which was donated by various organizations and people. According to Sheila Richards, a member of the Board of Directors for the Blyth Festival, for each $250 donated, a piano key was given. "We didn't give the donaters an actual piano key, laughed Sheila Richards. "We gave them a receipt instead. The piano key was just a promotional idea." Though the piano arrived late, spirits were still high as movers carried the heavy piano into the hall and onto the stage. After the piano was assembled, Judy Morton, a member of the Search Committee for the Klompen Feest plans underway The first meeting for Klompen Feest '84 took place on Sept. 20 at Mrs. Van Damme's Holiday Lodge. Something new had been added by the Committee this year. There will be a dance with "Whiskey Jack" on May 19, 1984 to wind up the Klompen Feest weekend. The date and band have been scheduled so keep that date open to help join in the festivities. More plans tor Klompen Feest '84 will take place in the next and future meetings. The committee is again inviting all in- terested citizens to participate by ideas and help. Everyone is welcome to attend the next meeting to be held October 18, 8 p.m., at Mrs. Van Damme's Holiday Lodge in Clinton. - by Joanne Carr A versatile musical singer by Janet Tench From the cover.shot, Billy Idol, dressed in black leather vest, black beads, tattoo, and punk hairdo, pouting into the camera, looks like a heavy metal man. However, a couple of things contradict this image. The family of Ernest and Bernice Brown wish to invite you to an OPEN HOUSE to celebrate their 5Oth, WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Saturday October 15 2;01 ONEp pOS�' P 1111"51 TO E ANNOVNCEDI '10 B DISHES ONLY PLEASE October 17, 1963 October 17, 1983 HAPPY 20th PAUL! Love from Mother and Dad Wetticufer •••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• + ON THE SOUARE • Park Theatre GODERICH 524.7811; • • • 0 • • • 0 0 0 • • • 4 • • 0 • 0 0 WED.-THURS. LAST 2 DAYS FOR Family Version SNOW WHITE & THE 7 DWARFS FROM WALT DISNEY STARTS FRIDAY FRI.-SAT. 7 d, q • SUN.-THURS. 8:00 • tea to hi.'a►h. • f'adretlitte `ae ri.ittge•ae-a•tetive�..Ja t-k,j h late k'.going let!UAW tetstart fretin 1Ito. Iw)llo,tihip. . PARENTAL � GUIDANCE • • 0 • 0 • 0 First. his name, Billy Idol sounds like the girls should love him as Donny Osmond was loved. Secondly, Idol's music is not the music off an HM man. Certainly, some of the songs are solid rock. Take, for example, White Wedding. This song has power. Steve Stevens, doing guitars for Idol, deserves credit - his riffs positively snarl. Idol intones the words so that they are threatening. What, after all, is more threatening than Big Brother? Yet when you look at songs such as Hot in the City and It's So Cruel, you're dealing with songs playable on BX -93! This tough - looking boy can crank out a tune worthy of Willy Nelson! Also of interest - Idol's voice differs from song to song. At times you'd swear you were listening to an unknown Bowie cut, a Godlen Earring gem or a Brian Adams track. The songs Love Calling and Congo Man (actual- ly an extension of the former) have an African touch. Idol is a versatile artist, capable of dif- ferent voice styles and music styles. Just wait until he changes his dress style to loose - fitting suits and free -hanging ties. Then we'll know he's really a Bowie fan, shaping his life after the Man. Rate: 7-10 1111 RED CROSS BLOOD Help us help! DONOR'S CLINIC at C.H.S.S. Princess St. Clinton on Thursday, Oct. 20, '83 1:30 - 4:00 P.M. 5:30 a 9:00 P.M. Blyth Festival, played a beautiful Mozart piece to the delight of both Festival Members and piano movers. On Nov. 4 the Blyth Festival will hold a Great Grand Piano Gala. In order to christen the piano, a Classical pianist and Jazz pianist ( John Robei) will be featured. Also on hand will be the Blyth Festival Singers. Tickets for the Great Grand Piano Gala are $5 for adults and $? for children. Follow- ing. the performance, a reception will be held on stage and it is open to the public. Jug Band kicks off series If you're a musical whiz on the comb, or dynamite on the pop bottle, have we got a concert for you. Chris and Ken Whitely, in concert Saturday, Oct. 22 at 2 p.m. at Blyth Memorial Hall, will teach you how to form your own jug band with materials from around the house. And so you won't feel em - harassed, here's a great excuse — bring a kid! The concert kicks off the Blyth Centre for the Arts' 83-84 children's series. The Whitelys have been performing tor children and 'adults for eighteen years. Together they play over a dozen in- struments. The brothers are founding members of the Original Sloth Band, and are popular regulars in the Mariposa in the School's program. They've played with Raf- fi, Sharon, Lois and Bram and recently pro- duced their own hit children's record, "Junior Jug Band". The Whitely Brothers Concert is the first of four events in the Blyth Centre's children's series. The next, is an afternoon called "Join In", with April and Susan of the Mr. Dressup show on Saturday December 10th at 2 p.m. Theatre Beyond Words brings Potato People on April 14th and Rag and Bone Puppet Theatre conclude the series with The Nightingale on May 5th at 2 p.m. Series tickets are $7 for all four events, and single tickets are $3.50 each for every event. Single tickets are not available for "Join In", as it is a bonus for series ticket holders only. Tickets and information are available by calling 1 519 1 523-9300 Legion want euchre players By Cliff Parker CLINTON - Men's, Euchre at the Clinton Legion opened with 13 tables in play. The High Score was won by Frank Thompson, there were two tied for Lone Hands - Barrett Taylor and Joe Whalen. The Low Score was taken by Fred Jackson. The Legion can handle more .tables so come out this week. The Mixed Season Darts got off to a slow start. The High Couple were Shirley and SOUTHWESTERN ONTARIO * DISCOVERY TOUR Departs Tues., Oct. 18th, '83 FEATURES Libby Glass Outlet Jack Miner's Bird Sanctuary Colasantis Nursery Fish Fry Dinner $7oo • twin * FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT * -Or * * — * * i * 'SE Goderich it * !!Jt!pw$ 524.7622 or 524-4540 348-8741 482-9536 527.1237 529.7888 Mitchell * Clinton Seaforth Lucknow Darrell Wood, ladies' high score was held by Brenda Bottema and men's high score was taken by Neil Elliott. The low couple was Ceacilia Edgar and Harry Crich. There is a large opening in this sport also. The Ladies Auxiliary Mixed Euchre Social had only five tables, but everyone had an enjoyable evening. The Ladies Auxiliary have many ban- d quets to arrange for and require help from both the men and ladies. Admiisslon: 9,' 00 Psipowpo Mea/Provided $3®00 pi p�vn $2." „him Local Talent is We%ore! Sunday, October 16th, 1983 2p.m.-9p.m. Vanastra Recreation Centre Sponsored by: Township of Tuckersmith. Proceeds to° &Nora Recreation Centre. FASHION SHOW Fashions from My Fair Lady Hair Styling by Les Ciseaux Jewellery by Anstett Jewellers WEDNESDAY, Y, OCT®BER 19-li:®® PM AT TIME WHITE CARNATION H0LIYIIISBVILLE Wine and Cheese will be served Door Prizes Tickets '9.00 each Net Proceeds to Clinton Public Hospital • COMING SOON • Show tickets available at GOM D '1 SUBJECT TO • CLASSoIFICATION ,L, a.1. • •004,000•400404004040••0404D040404000040040400040000AM00• 43 ALBERT ST. CLINTON 482-7872 Tickets also available at Anstett Jewellers, Les Ciseaux Hair Shop, and Shirai Department Store,