HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1984-03-07, Page 20i tiNTc?N;41019 t111 900 every l'bylrsdgy, f} p.m,
Frost. regv ar card;,' el -OR. Sic curds tali $ Alf); Fif-
teen
ifteen regular gapes, three share-the.wealth.
Early bird game 7,45 P m;'Jackpot $200.00 must
ga each. week.--9.tfar
"THE HURON COUNTY Health Unitllnvites yott to
attend the Expectant Parent Education Classes
being held at Seaforth Hospital commencing
Monday, March 26 1984, The cpst is $5..0.0. The
next series of classes will begin the• week of
September 10, 1984. For pre -registration for fur-
ther information, please call the'Health Unit of-
fice at 527-1243.--10,11,12ar
BINGO every 1 uesday evening at Vanastra Cen-
tre, R.R. 5, Clinton, 8 p.m. First regular card
$1.00. 15 regular $20.00 games, three share -the -
wealth jackpot $200.00 must go! Admission is
restricted to 16 years and over.—ltfar
SEE TWO Fun Plays corning to Blyth Memorial
Hall. The Shortest Distance Between Two Points
by Keith Roulston, March 15, 16, 17, 8:30 p.m.
The Vaudevillians by Peter Colley April 19, 20,
• 2i: -Subscription -for both-shows,iust�:l2... Single
tiekets $7:50.-CaLI.T.heTheatre.Circle, 523.97.13 or
the Blyth Centre for the Ai% box office, '523'=
9300.-9-11
"A SHOWER of Spring Fashions 84" at Goderich
Township Hall, Holmesville, Wednesday, March
28, 1984 at 1:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Admission
$5.00. Advance tickets only. Available from The
• Fashion Shoppe, Kids World, Goderich or Camp-
bell's -Men s_ Wear, Clinlarb Pr :cait 4112'181-5; P, o
ceeds to P.E.P.-10
EAST WAWANOSH
FEDERATION OF AGRICULTURE
ANNUAL MEETING
BEEF 8 PORK BANQUET
Tuesday, March 13, 1984
Belgrave Institute Hall
12:00 noon
Guest Speaker - Harry Pelissero,
President of O.F.A.
Tickets $6.50 Tickets available from
Line directors
ST. PATRICKS DAY LUNCH
St. Andrew's Presbyterian
Church
Saturday, March 17, '84
11:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
"Beef Stew", homemade bread,
pie, Bake Table, Cabbage Patch
Doll Clothes.
Sponsored by:
"THE NEW
-DIMENSIONS"___
Tickets:
Adults $3.50
Children $2.00.
Tickets available
at Ray & Shin's or
from any
member
Londesboro Lions
MEN'S EUCHRE
at
Londesboro Community
Hall
March 16, 8 p.m. Sharp
'8.00 per team '220.00 in
2 players prizes and draws
Must be 19 years old
Advance tickets only
Contact Art Airdrie 523-4462
OPENHOUSE
for
Marian and Jack Snell
on the occasion of their
40TH WEDDING'
ANNIVERSARY
at Londesboro Hall
SATURDAY, MARCH 10
FROM 7:30 P.M. -12 MIDNIGHT
THE CAI,.ViNETTES of Myth. invite you to a 25th
Anniversary Reunion of, former Calvinettes and
C+Xonsellors from the Blyth area. Come and fain
vs on'March 9, 1984 at 8 p.m. in the Blyth Chris-
tian Ref/ea-tad Church in Blyth far an evening of
fun and reminiscing. --9,10
YOU ARE CORDIALLY invitedto an OPEN HOUSE
in honour of the SOth Anniversary of Edith Anne
and Orland Johnston on Saturday, March 31,
1984 from 2 p.rn. - 5 p.m. at 13827 South Indian
River Dr., Lot 35, Lake Manor Park, Jensen
Beach, Florida 33457. Best wishes only
please. -10,11
DATES TO REMEMBER? May 12, Rebekah's
Garage Sale and October 24, Rebekah's Tea and
Bazaar. -10
OPEN SKATING Wednesday, March 14 from 2 - 3
p.m. 25 cents per person. Sponsored by First
Blyth Cub Pack. Everyone welcome. -10x
SEW IDEA KINZE Planter information right at our
shop. Thursday-, -March 22, 1984,. 7 p.inz.Plaas_e____
call if you plan to attend. George Wraith 524-
7351 or 524-4529. 10,11, T2
WESLEY-WILLIS Variety Show, Friday, April 13th
at 8 p.m. Featuring: A Junior Choir Musical
directed by Mary Hearn - "Babble at Babel"; Lon-
don Magician, Mr. John Parker; Seaforth "Town
and Country Four". This will be a Family Show
you won't want to miss. -10,11
ST.-PJAULS Frien dshig.czlaild:will hold a card party
on March 13, 8:15 p.m: in St. Davis Anglican -.
Church Part h Hall. Admission $1.50. Lunch pro-
vided. Everyone welcome. -10 -
CARD PARTY, IOOF Hall, Brucefield; Friday,
March 9, 8:30 p.m. ladies please bring lunch.
Everyone3velcome. Admission $1.50.-10
NOON LUNCHEON on Thursday, March 22, 11:45
and 12:45 at Wesley -Willis United Church. Adults
$4.00, children (under 12) $2.00.-10,11x
PUPPET SHOW. The Blyth Branch Library will be
hosting "Bear Tales" on Monday, March 12 at
10:30 a.m. Free admission. Sponsored by the
Huron County Library. -10
OPEN MEETING at Varna Town Hall for farmers
and their wives on March 8 at 8 p.m. to hear a
speaker from Concerned Form Women. Slide
presentation and discussion to follow. -9, 10
"THE HURON COUNTY Health Unit invites you to
attend the Child Health Clinic held at the Health
Unit office, Medical Building, Brussels on Tues-
day, March 13, 1984 from 9:30 - 11:30 a.m. for: 1.
Health Surveillance; 2. Anaemia Screening; 3.
Immunization; 4. Hearing Screening; 5. Vision
Screening; 6. Fluoride brushing for ages 3 to 5
years. Adult Immunization will also be offered at
this Clinic".-10ar
CARD PARTY at Summerhill Hall on Friday,.
March 9 at 8:30 p.m. Ladies please bring lunch.
Everyone welcome. -10
HURON COUNTY FAMILY Planning 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.-3e.o.w.
CARD PARTY Wednesday', March 14 at 8 p.m. in
St. Joseph's Parish Hall. Prizes and Iunch..Admis-
sion $2. Sponsored by ' Knights of
Columbus. -10,12
GARAGE AND BAKE Sale on Saturday, March 10
from 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. at St. Joseph's Church Base-
ment, Clinton. -10x
ST. PATRICK'S DANCE
Goderich Township Hall
SATURDAY, MARCH 17
MUSIC BY
"The Blackthorns"
DANCING 9 PM -1 AM
EARLYBIRD DRAW 10 PM
ADMISSION '15. PER COUPLE
SPONSORED BY
St. Joseph's Knights
of Columbus
PROCEEDS TO K. OF C. CHARITIES
MARCH BREAK
SWIM
TIMES
at the
Vanastra Recreation Centre
MONDAY, MARCH 12-FRI., MARCH 16
3:00-4:00 PM
R.L.S.S. BRONZE CROSS
Starts: March 19, 1984
Cost: '30. plus material
Minimum age - 14; Bronze Medallion
Candidates should also have mask Mind
snorkel. Bronze Cross training prepares
the candidatefor participation in the,
R.L.S.S.C.. Instructor Training or
National Lifeguard Service programs.
FOR MORE INFORMATION OR
TO PRE -REGISTER CALL
THE VANASTRA CENTRE AT
482-3544
Keep Us In Mind
For March... _
DINNER
DANCE
Saturday.
March 17, '84
Featuring -
"EXPRESSIONS"
$1 095P"
• person
Includes - Dinner
and Entertainment
Will fame and fortune ruin the friendship of Joan Chandler. and Chris Borgal? The two
both won a guest appearance on the CBC -TV hit Seeing Things, at the Blyth Centre'For
The Arts Leap Year Auction. Chris and Joan both bid $200 for the television debut. They
hope to amicably share the prize before coming to blows. The auction heiRed to raise
$6,000 for the Blyth theatre. (Shelley McPhee photp)
Stratford box office is now open
The Stratford Festival box office is now -
open for processing ticket orders made by
)mail. Tickets maybe ordered by writing to
Festival Theatre Box Office, P.O. Bolt 520,
Stratford, Ontario. N5A 6V2.
Payment may- be made by cheque, money
order or credit card (Visa, MasterCard and
American Express). Season brochures are
also available by writing to - Department B
at the above address.
The box office opens March 17 for per-
sonal pick-up and purchase of tickets. Until
March30, business hours are 9 a.m. until 6
p.m., closed Sundays. From March 31 to
°DINNER THEATRE and DANCE,
Saturday, March 31. 1984
Featuring - "Paul Bros. and
Shirley"
$1 095 per person includes
`,,, dinner and Entertainment
Tickets available for dance only.
Sunday Buffet - 5 p.m. 7:30 p.m.
WHITE CARNATION
Holm.sville 482-9235 After Hours 524-4133
NMI
Pineridge
House Party
Pineridge
Chalet
R.R. 2, Hensall
Sunday, March 18
2:30 pm -9 pm
Music by:. - —
"The Whiskey Jack
Music Co."
•Oldtyme Fiddling
'Hot and Cold
Smorgasbord Q
F . 0 per person
Call
262-2277 236-4610
September 2, hours are 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.,
Monday through Saturday and 9 a.m. to 6
p.m. ori-St'dTay.-FronTSeptember 4 to, Oc-
tober 27, hours change to 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
daily, including Sundays.
Telephone orders will not be accepted un-
til March 31 when the ticket order telephone
lines open. The long distance line to Strat-
ford is (519) 273-1600.
After March 31, tickets may be purchased
at all recognized ticket agents including
Ticketron an Teletron. A full list of the
agencies is lisd by geographical region in
the season brochure.
OPEN RECEPTION
will be held
for
Sandi Brooks
Murray Hoggart
in
HOLMESVI-LLE
Saturday, March 10th
9:00 p.m. -1 a.m.
MUSIC BY
Sultan of Swing
ODERICH
LITTLE
T HEATRE
AUDITIONS
for
ROMANTIC COMEDY
by
Bernard Slade
Director: Wm. I. Neal
Audition Date: Sunday, March 11
Time: 2:00 p.m.
Place: The Livery
South St, Goderich
Characters 1 male l e 20-30
Required 1 male e 25-35
1 female age 40-55
1 female ; ;.e 20-30
1 female e 25-40
Festival announces seaso
SIXTH Fou,M diann.` 1 remieres and a
revival of a Blyt1 level
prise the - kith•.auuvv
Blyth Festival i •
Amos announced Sita ..M
the announcement at the Apt pf the B1
Fe,gtival sIOtb, Year celebrations, a reap
Year Motion held at Myth Mei,10rial Hall.
The season opener on .June 22 will be Gar-
rison's
rison's Garage, a new comedy by Ted
Johns. Johns, well-known at Blyth for THE
SCHOOL SHOW, BE Worn' COME IN
FROM THE BARN, ST. SAM AND THE
NUKES and THE DEATH OF THE DON-
NELLYS, takes on Revenue Canada in his
new show. At first Garrisons' ramshackle
garage seems an easy target, but the novice
tax collector assigned to the job finds
himself hopelessly entangled in the emo-
tions and the maneuverings of a small
town.
Brian T remblay's A SPIDER IN THE
HOUSE Will p ii on June -2C. -•Tremblay-
telfls--=the--.sto • .._a_ riter at a •country --
retreat who is mysteriously influenced by
the former 'inhabitants of an old house. A
SPIDER IN THE HOUSE magically blends
the world of a modern woman with the world
of a passionate woman of 1915.
Put five unlikely contestants for a cake -
baking contest together and you get CAKE -
`WALK,' by ChenCurrant opening July
17th. Intrigue, assumed identities and -
heaven forbid! - a male contestant make
this the most unusual and entertaining cake-
t'•'•1"na contest the faded Bayview Inn has
.liit will coin-
$ea$on of the
areetor Janet
*Pomade
ever had;:
Layne collegian's BLUE CITY premieres
on July Pd4, Set in Blue City (populatlfnl
POO) it .centres around the country's best
women's fastball tear. As Lori Walker, star
pitcher warms u!p for the tournament, an old"
Wine drives in unannounced from Alberta.'
The catch? He is the father of her thirteen -
year -Old bov.
A hit from the 1982 season rounds out the
season: COUNTRY HEARTS, by Ted Johns
with music by John Roby, opens on August
21st. COUNTRY HEARTS, which sold out
every available seat in 1982, takes place one
chilly weekend in a small town bar where
the band the regular crowd and some storm -
stayed travellers are marooned by a
snowstorm. •
COUNTRY HEARTS plays until Sept. 15
in Blyth, at which time it embarks on a
southwestern Ontario tour including a one
week ri i1 at the Humanities theatre •in
.
Waterloo. •
al; - oil thei0tti Year Celebrat ons WiU
-- -
be released soon. Plans include a reunion:
weekend, special opening ceremonies, a
music program in a local lounge, a history
booklet and a commissioned quilt.
Voucher packages for the 1984 season are
on sale now for $25 Adults, $12 Children
under fouirteen; a -saving -of up to -22 percent
on single tickets. Vouchers- -and-season
brochures are available by calling (519) 523-
Q300 or by writing the Blyth Festival, Box 10,
Blyth, Ont. NOM 1HO.
A trend in black music
By Janet Tench
Nowadays, when today's youth are often
too sophisticated to listen to the hard rock of
bands like The Rolling Stones, Van Helen
and Iron Maiden, they turn to different
kinds of music such as UB4C and Elvis
Costello. What could UB4C's Labour of
Love, featuring Red Red Wine have in com-
mon with Elvis Costello's new LP, featuring
Everyday I Write the Rock? Both artists
have black band members. Three. of UB4C's
eight members are black and Costello's
backing vocals are dubbed "afrodiziak".
This influences their style.
UB4C, who were recently in concert in
London were advertised as anew band with
a unique form of reggae. Overall their
album is•okay, but I fail to see why people
are so,excited about it. The beat is soft and
enticing; it whispers of the blue water and
the warm sun of Jamaica. Their writing is
not bad. In ,Cherry -0 they muse, "Love is
like quicksand; the longer you're in it the
•--deeper you -sink "She-vacals}whenyouu can
hear them are reminiscent of Boy George. It
is here that they make their knowledge of
reggae and its diversities known. ; • •
Their release of Neil Diamond's, Red Red
Wine was puzzling. U14C's version of the
song is pathetic: you can't make out the
words, and the vocals whine. With this song
as their first single in America, it's a
wonder it's been successful when the Police,
Peter Gabriel,.. The The, and Canada's
Maess.ena_h mreTR4gga.• hinnuae nfanrP tmhionrge going
yr
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PUBLIC
IEETING
To investigate
usage of the new
Clinton Town Hall
TUESDAY, MARCH 13
AT 8:30 PM
at the
CLINTON LEGION
for them. They are new act from Britain,
which is what the "sophisticated" want.
However, with eight people in the band,
you'd expect something other than good
music and "not bad" lyrics. Rating 61 2.
Costello's style is an alternate branch of
black music. This determined man, who
leans toward soul music, was anxious for
representatives from Columbia records to
hear him so he sang his heart out in •front of
their hotel in hopes of getting a contract and '
was arrested for disturbing the peace.
Horns are tastefully 'interspersed -
throughout the album. Let Them All Talk is
a heart-rending soul song, where Costello
sounds. like Sam Cooke, Everyday I Write
the Book, is a well-written song with a reg-.
gae beat •upheld by piano. Costello also has a
blues song -Shipbuilding: His writing is
superior to UB4C's. The Great Thing satires
.short marriages "If you're married on
paper and not in your heart". Rating: 7.
One gives listening pleasure, one,gives an
emotional -vent.. -Both -have -had-sut eels-with--
their
with=their new LP, although relatively little.
Why? 1984, , seems. to have made a ,trend
towakds' bla *-sounctlg music,.. How linty.
whites took home G ys? On the radio •
there is a demand fl the music of Miehael
Jackson, Lionel Ritchie, ' Morning Star, •
Rockwell, Cool and the Gang, and Culture,
Club.(B.G's voice has often been called
black). Rock has completed its first 'revolu-
tion; it has returned to the music of its
forefathers, much improved.
Museum volunteers
A meeting of the Huron County Pioneer
Museum volunteers took ,place on March 5
at the Assessment Office in Goderich. There
were 16 mernbers present.
June Robinson will be researching the
history of the lncr eabins at the museum and
Marg Melott-1i is handling the decoration of
this cabin for special events at the museum. •
, Posters are going to be designed' and put
up in thevarious towns of the county to
advertise Museum Day on May 18. Bill Fox
from London will be at the museum that day
to identify any artifacts that are brought in.
The ,Pioneer Weekend events of August 11
and 12 and work on the bicentennial project
were discussed.
Jean Hanly is heading • up a committee to
put a special doll collection in the museum
for the months of July and August.
Volunteers are still needed to 'research
special groups of things and to make educa-
tional kits for school children. Artists are
needed to demonstrate their crafts.
The nextmeeting is April 9 at the Assess-
ment Office in Goderich.
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