Clinton News-Record, 1985-07-03, Page 20-
"(►>ri]k, WEDNESDAY, JULY 3,198?
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BINGO! Vgnasira Rec. Centre, Tuesdays, 8 p.m.
First reg. card $1., fifteen reg. $20, games, three
share -the -wealth. Jackpot $200 must go. Lucky
Ball $180-00 {if not won) lucky Ball increases $20
per week. Admission restricted to 16 -years -and
over. -14tf
MONSTER BINGO: Sponsored by Clinton Service
Clubs. Clinton Community Centre, Mondays.
June 10 to Sept. 2. 15 regular games. 3 share -
the -wealth, grand prize $1000. Doors open 6:30
p.m. Admission 16 years and over. Proceeds to
community work. -24.35
BAYFIELD LIONS Club Bingo every Friday night at
7:45 p.m. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. Jackpot
$300.00.-23tfar
DON'T MISS THE FARM SHOW - July 11 • 19,
Goderich Twp. Shed. Tickets available at local
outlets or by phoning 482-$207.--24.28ar
SEAFORTH AGRICULTURE Society presents "The
Walters Family" Sat., July 20, 1985. Show time 8
p.m. Dance 9 p.m. at the Seaforth and District
Community Centres. Tickets: Adults $5.00.
Children under .12 $2.50. Proceeds to repair
round house at Fairgrounds. Tickets available
from any member or phone 482.9196. 25.27ar
BAYFIELD PIONEER PARK Association Annual
Rummage Sole: Friday, July 12, 8 p.m. Bayfield
Arena. Articles gratefully received Friday morn-
ing at arena. For pickup call 565.2103465.2751
or 5,65-2629,-26-28
FIDDLE & STEPDANCE Contest: July 12 and 13.
Fergus Community Centre, Fergus. Ontario.
Camping available, For information call Mery
Woods (519) 843.1630.-27o
50TH ANNUAL Reunion and Picnic of the families
of James and Sarah Harrison (settled Lot 32,
Coming Even
alendar
AUGUST 1, 1985, 8 P.M.,: You are invited to On-
tario Street United Church for the Induction Ser-
vice for Rev. David Woodall, B.A., M.Div._27,30
BLYTH FESTIVAL: Polderland: July 3, 4 (matinee),
6, 8, 9, 11. Moose County: July 4, 5, 10, 11
(matinee). Evening performances at 8:30 p.m.,
matinees at 2:00 p.m, For tickets, call Box Office
523-9300; 9225. -27ar
"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, July 9, 1985 from 9:30 - 11:30 a.m. for: 1.
Health Surveillance; 2. Anaemia Screening; 3.
Immunization; 4. Fluoride. Adult Immunization
will also be offered at this Clinic".-27ar
GODERI,CH TWP.: 150 Beef Barbecue, Wednes-
day, Jury 17, Goderich Twp. Community Centre,
5 - 7 p.m. Adults '$6, children under 10 $3.,
preschoolers free, 482-7931, 482-3141, 524.4163
or any 150 community member. - 24,27ar
HURON COUNTRY Playhouse presents 'Anne of
Green Gables" June 28 • July 20, Phone 238-
8451.-27
ORANGE WALK in Newmarket on Saturday, July
6 at 1 p.m. Orange Lodge will hold its special
meeting in Clinton Orange Hall, Thursday, July
11 at 8:30 p.m. tb discuss important issues, Dave
Warden, guest speaker.-- 27
CRUISE the St, Lawrence River this summer,
Romantic cities, the world famous 1000 Islands.
The remarkable international. Seaway & Locks.
Upper Canada Village. Spectacular shorelines
and more. 4 & 6 days aboard the elegant cruise
vessel Canadian Empress. $534 and $849. Phone
1.800-267.0960 for brochures and
reservations. -27-290
SLIDE PRESENTATION of Bangladesh and the
Conc: 4, Bayfield, 1834) to be held on Saturday, Dominican Republic presented by Rick and Edith
July 6, 1985, 12 - 6 p,m. at Huron Centennial De Graaf (Haverkamp); Rev, Neal and Sandy
School (Hwy. 4, 1 mile south of Brucefield). All Hegeman (Slotegraaf) Friday, July 5, 8 p.m.
relatives are warmly invited to attend.-27nx Christian School gym. Everyone Welcome, - 27
Fabulous -fireworks
By Helen Owen With crimson stars and sprays of light. .
When the waters with mirror-like effect Silver and gold, like fairy rain
The wonders of the skies reflect - The waters reflect each shower again.
With a 'swoosh' and a 'bang' the fireworks The final set piece ends the show,
And still bewitched, the watchers go,
Homeward they trudge across the park
Arid the night sky., quiet and dark,,. --
Draws the curtain - the show is done.
But far out on the lake, and all alone ,
A solitary sailboat makes for land
And the wavelets lap the deserted sand.
fly
Spraying with stars the darkened sky.
And glittering fountains rise in the night
Filling the heavens with brilliant light.
And watchers in wonder scan the skies,
The rockets ascend, and as they rise
Scatter the,velvet of the night
Monday afternoon euchre
CLINTON - Eleanor Fisher won the.lone
hands during Monday Afternoon euchre on
July I.
STAG & DOE
for
Wayne Tideswell
and,
Chris Wise
SATURDAY, JULY 20
For further information phone
482-9954 482-7565
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BY SHIR-BOB
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ZURICH
LIONS
CLUB
Present the Group called
MUSIC FROM
"50's to 80's"
AT THE ZURICH
Community Centre
Sat. July 13, 1985
8 AM to 1 AM $5. per person
$6. at the door
Tickets Available From
Shaw's. Dairy Erb, Bros. Garage
Zurich
Zurich
Hogg's Variety The Tenderspot
St. Joseph Zurich -Grand Bend
or CALL
236-4052
dalsraereerentraentermeela
Winning the high hands were Clark
Stanley and Grace White with Ena Shipp
and Evelyn Hudie taking the low hands.
Mooe County
By Wiley McPhee
HI,, - Side splitting laughter, deafen-
ing appij e,- a rollicking good time and a
co:ilter#Eiary message are all part of the
&iyth estival's Moose (County.
The play is ,destined to be a season hit -
judging by the full house audience that filled
the Melmorfal Hall in Blyth on June 29.
Simply, the audience loved the play.
They stopped the seenes with laughter and
applause. They provided toe -tapping ac-
companiment to the between the scenes
music. They heartily encored the cast and
gave them a standing ovation. And when the
audience Ieft the theatre, they were talking
about a great evening' entertainment.
A madcap script 'by playwright Colleen
Curran and energetic performances by the
six cast members provided a solid base for
Moose County.
Curran successfully takes a controversial
topic - the use of potentially dangerous
pesticides in agriculture - and manages to
turn it into a crazy comedy, with a message.
Teresa Pond (Diana Belshaw) is a
teacher, a farm wife and mother who's
dedicated to the fight against use of
chemicals. Her aim is to make Moose Coun-
ty agriculturally organic.
Her cause meets more than its share of
obstacles.
Husband Graeme ( Peter Smith) uses the
chemicals on his crops. Fourteen -year-old
daughter, Kitty ( Nancy Roberts) is embar-
rassed about all the negative attention cast
on her family. There's the town busybody
•Fern Hutton (Eleanor Yeoman), Teresa's
city friend Norah Fiedler (Marianne
MclSaac) and there's the moose.
It's Moose Week in the town of Logan, °a
first ever annual event in honor of the moose
that wandered into town 25 years ago. It's an
event that's destined to bring tourism and
economic wealth to the little town. There
are moose hats, moose mugs, moose ban-
ners, moose festivities and a giant moose
statue to be unveiled - all courtesy of King of
Canada Chemicals - makers of. the
pesticides that Teresa's protesting.
There's boycott and march on Moose
Week, a political scandal involving Fern's
son, some romance and lots of laughs in this
zany comedy.
Performances in . Moose County are all
solid and the'six actors portray their comic
characters with boundless enthusiasm.
Special mention must go to Robert King who
plays the vet. King is a familiar face to
Blyth audiences, having performed in Blue
City, Country Hearts and Garrison's Garage
last season. He has t:stablished himself as a
favorite comic actor on the Blyth Festival
stage and his performance irr Moose County
is no exception.
For the Saturday night audience at the
Memorial Hall,, Moose County was a hit.
Vslednesclay Night
%ace�VI,Ied e,jec�,r%
Ever`!
the Family of
FRANK ANO ELVA MUTCH
wish to extend an invitation to friends,
neighbours and relatives to an
OPEN HOUSE
at their home
112 Joseph Street
Clinton
SUNDAY, JULY 7 2PM - 5PM
the occasion is their
50th WEDDING
ANNIVERSARY
gifts graciously declined
your presence is a gift
HAPPY 40th
MOM & DAD
$ its au
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THE FARM SHOW
Story of Goderich Township Form Life in the 70's
Theatre Passe Moraine
Original Cast
TICKETS
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JULY 1119 1985
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MATINEES JULY 14 & 17
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minummismonnem TICKETS AVAILABLE AT immomeni
•HOLMESVILLE GENERAL STORE
Box Office -Call for information 482-520
•CAMPBELL'S MEN'S WEAR
Clinton 482-9732
•BAYFIELD VILLAGE MARKET
soars Centre 565-2650
*BOB & BETTY'S VARIETY
Sooforth 527-1680
•BLYTH SUMMER FESTIVAL
523-0300
•PHIL MAIN HARDWARE
Goderich 524-9671
Or by writing -
THE FARM SHOW
P.O. BOX 730
CLINTON, ONTARIO
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Diana Belshaw and Peter Smith in Moose County by Colleen Curran. The zany comedy is
playing at the Blyth Festival throughout July and August.
PIANO TUNING
•REPAIRS •REBUILDING
•KEYS RECOVERED
•DAMPP-CHASERS
*REGULATING
•BENCHES
BRUCE
PULSIFER
348 9223Mirc ritu
Joia us before
The Farm Show
for a special
-ROAST BEEF
SMORGASBORD
July 11th to 1 9th
5 p.m. to 730 p.m.
Adults $7.95
Children under 12 1/2 price
Reservations appreciated
WHITE CARNATION
Holmesville 482-9228
(524-4133) After Hours
ail Caldwell
,1ricl
Ron Ulch
-toltowing their marriage
at.
BLYTH COMMUNITY CENTRE,
on Saturday, July h, 1985
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