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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1984-11-21, Page 20f page 2O --C TTAN NEws,..REcoRD, WEDNESDAY, NOVOliart21, 21a 4 Community Calendar BUS TRW to Sherway Mall and to the Toronto an- nual Christmas Craft Show and Sale at C.N.E. on November 29. Limited number of seats available. Proceeds to playground equipment project in Goderich Twp. For further information Carol 482- 7820 or Peggy 482-7855.--47 CARD PARTY at 1.O.O.F. Hall, Brucefield, Friday, November 23 at 8:30 p.m. Ladies please bring lunch. Everyone welcome. Admission $1.50.-47x EUCHRE: Wednesday, November 28, 8 p.m. St Joseph's Church Hall, Clinton. Admission $1.50. Everyone welcome. Sponsored by Knights of Col- umbus. Ladies please bring lunch. -47 SINGLES DANCE at the Stratford Fairgrounds, Sat., Nov. 24. Dancing 9 - 1. Music by "Tumbleweed". -47 IF YOU'VE MISSED every other film in this series, don't miss this one. "What wives wish their husbands knew about women" promises to be very rewarding for all husbands and wives. This final part of James Dobson's "Focus on the Fami- ly" film series will be shown on Tuesday, November 27 at 8 p.m. in the Blyth Theotre.-47ar ANNUAL BAZAAR at Clinton and District Chris- tian School gym November 30 at 2 p.m. Bake sale, crafts (including "Cabbage Patch", clothes), kiddy corner, supper, etc. etc. Auction starts at 7:30 p.m. Babysitting 2 - 4 p.m. Sponsored by Clinton Christian Reformed Church. --47,48 OPEN HOUSE of handicrafts and Cabbage Patch Doll clothes, Saturday, November 24, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m., Sunday, November 25, 1 p.m. - 5 p.m., 305 Queen Street, Blyth. -47 TUCKERSMITH SESQUICENTENNIAL Valentine Dance choosing King, Queen, Prince and Princess; start • of beard contest; Seaforth & District Community Centre, February 12, 1985. Orchestra: Whiskey Jack.-47ar mow) CURLING BONSPIEL: Vanastra Curling Club. January 12 to mark Tuckersmith's Ses- quicentennial for residents or former Tuckersrnith residents and spokes. Contact Stuart Wilson 527-0687 or Ray Consitt 527-1765 before December 15.-47ar BLYTH CENTRE for the Arts Annual General Meeting, Thursday, December 6, 1984. Blyth Inn Dining Room. Potluck supper (main courses), 6 p.m. Meeting 7:30 p.m. All members and guests are warmly invited.-47,48ar BINGO every Tuesday evening at Vanastra Cen- tre, R.R. 5, Clinton, 8 p.m. First regular cord $1 .00. 15 regular 520.00 games, three share -the - wealth jackpot '5200.00 must go! Admission is restricted to 16 years and over.—ltfar CARD PARTY at Summerhill Hall, Friday, November 23 at 8:30 p.rn. Ladies please bring lunch. Everyone welcome.—.46,47 HURON MIDDLESEX Progressive Conservative Association. Notice of Nomination Meeting , to choose delegates to the upcoming Leadership Convention. Meeting to be held Thursday, November 29, 1984, at 8:00 p.m., Henson Arena Auditorium, Hensall, Ontario. Advance nomina- tion forms available Carol Arthur, Exeter, Donna Wood, Clinton, Charles Corbett, Ailsa Craig. On- ly current members as of October 8, 1984 eligible to vote. -46.47 ANNUAL MEETING of the Bayfield Agricultural Society, Thursday, November' 22, Municipal Building, Bayfield. Potluck supper 6:30 p.m.-46,47ar BAYFIELD LION'S CLUB Annual Turkey Bingo at Bayfield Community Centre, December 10 at 8 p.m. Fifteen turkeys, door prize and share-the- wealth.-46-49ar Blyth- Festival art gallery now open year-round all The Blyth Festival art gallery has made a • progressive step with the exhibition of works by Edwin Krauter currently on display. The show marks the gallery's in- itiation as a year-round facility. The move - comes as a response to the continuing in- terest by the public and frequent request by artists for an extended season. On exhibition through November are pain- tings, prints and plates by Ethel area artist Edwin Krauter. Using a variety of mediums, he depicts the, surrounding coun- tryside and its residents, the down-home scenes from which he draws his inspiration. ant Jane A recent departure from his usual work is his painting of the Tall Ship The Marquez, which he fortunately captured with his brush before it sank this past summer.. The Blyth Festival gallery will present a series of one -artist shows featuring local ar- •,tists during the coming months. Any profes- sional artists interested in displaying their work are asked to contact the box office for further information. Opened during normal box office and per- formance hours, the gallery is located adja- cent to the box office at Blyth Memorial Hall. Old Tyme Country Breakfast at the Londesboro 'Community Centre Sunday, November 25, 1984 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Sausage, Bacon, Eggs, Homefries, Pancakes Adults: $3.50 Sponsored by Londesboro Lions Club Proceeds to the Blyth Children (under 10): $3.00 Emergency Van equipment Join us fora Dinner and Dance with all you can eat BEEF and TURKEY SMORGASBORD at $ i Ot per person FeaturingFeaturingSaturday, November 24th �,�» "WHISKEY JkSt Saturday, DecemberONS" "EXPRESi at the WHITECARNATION HolmesVllle D Dano Only c 524 (pen Weekends) 4133 (Meer Hours) p !�(vcCat0/44 Dace '84 2a64wvi!!e eou eeopre Seiteetdark D lfzt 4 °� � e s,®oo�� e.free. oe warms up the Elin Haven By Janet Tench CLINTON - While Saturday's cold winter wind sent chills through us all, a new band was warming up those at the Elm Haven. Jane Doe was in Clinton again. "We like it here. The crowds are good, " remarked Nancy Keillor, lead vocalist. "I'veplayed the area in other nano," aa- ded Pete Gripp, bass and most recent member," and Clinton is one of the better places." Although a young band (formed in March • n; to #6.44t 9 fi. ot. to I 4.0t. J74u�tet Zou t Pre • Sfrot Papa ,.Gigue east r 6e dewed Cast members of Big John Simcoe, a play about the history of Ontario, describe the in- itial colonization of Ontario or Upper Canada. The play was the final event in a day of Bicentennial programs in the recently renovated Clinton Town Hall Auditorium Nov. 16. (James Friel photo) . BUCK and DOE - for Brian Falconer and Julie McBeath Saturday, November 24, For information call 482-3260 1W3gWW e taurant VANASTRA PARK SUNDAY SMORGASBORD Served 12 noon to 8 pm 695 With 28 selection salad bar • BANQUET FACILITIES 3 rooms available seating for 100 to 560 people. OPEN 7 DAYS 'r -A WEEK 10 AM -10 PM lam) Fully Licensed underLLBO Lounge and Banquet Rooms 482-3581 `� 4,PPIPOrp4 / OPEN HOUSE the family of REHENY AND MARGARET LARSON Would like to extend a cordial invita- tion to all their relatives and friends to attend an Open House In honour of their 65th WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Sunday, November 25 2pm-4pm at TRINITY CHURCH PARISH HALL BAYFIELD Best Wishes Only Please OPEN HOUSE EDITH AND PETER VAN 100 would like to extend a cordial invitation to all their relatives and friends to attend an OPEN HOUSE reception at theft home 163 Fulton St., Clin-ton on SUNDAY, NOV. 25 2:00-3:00 PM in honour of their 25TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Best Wishes only please '84) Jane Doe does not lack experience. Nancy Keillor (formerly with Oo la la) studied jaza. Doug Cochrane, lead guitar, has done some solo work. Playing for 10 years out of London, Pete Gripp has been in Storm and Red Line. Jamie Remus, drums, has a great tool with his Simmoms electric drumkit. Basically Jane Doe is a cover band, per- forming hits by the Police, Van Haien, Judas Priest, Billy Idol, and Springsteen. Of course they do some original pieces. The songs Reach Out, Words of Love and Come Astray were executed with the same vitality as their counterparts. The band's performance brought heartier cheers as the evening wore on, which were well-deserved. Nancy would go into the au- dience to include them in the performance. Doug, Pete and Jamie showed with their happy expressions that they were truly glad to be there. When asked, the band had lots to say to their public. On videos: "People are getting bored of videos. They're just commercials for a song. People are still going to concerts. Live will prevail." "Videos are hinting big bands. It'll end up with gigs in smaller places, with more devoted fans, but look at the movies; they didn't wipe out plays." On rock: "Some rock makes people ag- gressive and powerful, but rock really pro- vides an outlet for fantasies. Finally, the band says a Big Hello and thanks for your support. Activities set for PD day November 28th, P.D. Day Wednesday, November 28 is a holiday for local school children. The Recreation Com- mittee has planned activities for the students. Shinny hockey (9 a.m. to 12 p.m.) and public skating (1 to 3:30 p.m.) will be of- fered at the Clinton Arena. See you there. Public Skating Schedule This week's Clinton Arena public skating schedule will be as follows: Wednesday, 1 to 3:30 p.m., Friday, 1 to 4 p.m.; Sunday,.1:30 to 3:30 p.m. and 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. See you at the Arena. 1,16 1r i,i�,j�1 NOTICE TO MEMBERS - Royal Canadian Legion - Branch 140 NEW YEAR'S EVE DANCE MONDAY, DECEMBER 31 HAT -HORNS -NOVELTIES MUSIC BY "William Varga Orchestra" DANCING 9:00 PM -1:00 AM HOT MEAL 25.00 PER COUPLE LEGION MEMBERS AND GUESTS WELCOME TICKETS AVAILABLE FROM LEGION MEMBERS AND BAR Would you like to have Santa drop in on your party? 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