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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1985-09-11, Page 26Ppg0 PROW Al REE Rin#, WEDB SPAY.WaNNOR 1 ,.1905 Comin Events Community Calendar BINGO: Vanastra Rec. Centre, Tuesdays, 8 p.m. First reg. card $1., fifteen reg. $20. games, three share -the -wealth. Jackpot $200 must go. Lucky Boll $220.00 (if not won) Lucky Ball increases $20 per week, Admission restricted to 16 -years -and over.--14tf BAYFIE4.D LIONS Club Bingo every Friday night at 1:45 p.m., Doors open at 6:30 p.m. Jackpot $300.00.-23tfar 80TH BI13THDAY - You are cordially invited to join in celebrating the Both birthday of Miss Clare McGowan, at an Open House, 2:30 • 5:00 p.m. Sunday, September 15, at North Street United Church, Goderich.-36,37x HURON -PERTH CENTRES for Children & Youth are pleased to invite you to hear Dr. M.L. Simner Psychologist, University of Western Ontario speaking on "Prediction and Prevention of. Early School Failure" at the annual meeting of the Cen- tres Wednesday September 18 at 7:30 pm Clin ton Town Hall, Albert St,. Clinton. 36,37 CLINTON & DISTRICT Badminton Club 1985-86 season offers three free introductory rii.ghts beginning Wednesday. September 11 from 8 11pni at the CHSS gym, Clinton, Registration nights will be October 2 & 9. Beginners are welcome. Bring your racquets and sneakers. Fees ore $15.00 adult single: $20.00 married cou- ple. For more information call Bob Riehl 482- 7865,---36,37ar A SELF-HELP and Friendship Group for Separated and Divorced Women in Huron County will com- mence Wednesday, September 18 at 8 p.m. in the Community Roum at the Grandstand, 166 McDonald Street, Goderich, Bring along your suggestions and ideas. Coffee provided. For fur• ther information. phone 524.41E4 after 5 p.m. 36,37 BLYTH FESTIVAL: Garrison's Garage: September 11, 12 (matinee arid evening), 13, 14, (matinee and evening). Evening performances at 8:30 p.m.,'matinees at 2:00 p.m. For tickets, call Box Office 523-9300 9225. CAR RALLY, Saturday, September 14, starting from Blyth Memorial Hall, 9 o.m.'- 12 noon: A "fun run' through Huron County with trick questions, check points,•prizes, etc, Registration: $5. car. Call 523-9300 9225 for details. 37ar MORNING MARKET! Saturday, November 2 1985. Wesley -Willis United Church, 10:a.m. till 1 p.m. Crofts, handknits, Christrnas decorations. delicatessen, baking, tea room. Invite your friends to this special event. 37x VARNA UNITED CHURCH Pork Barbecue June 25, 1986. - 37 JOINT FALL Thankoffering meeting of the On- tario 5t. and Wesley -Willis United Church Women will be held at Wesley -Willis church, Sunday, September 15th at 7:3Q p.m. Guest speaker will be Alma Langfof ""'Exeter• Special music by the Central Huron String' School. Everyone welcome. 37x SINGLES DANCE: Saturday, September 14, Strat• ford Fair Grounds. Dancing 9 • 1 . Music by Melo Tones. 37 ' FALL SWIM and fitness program starts September 30th. 1985 at Vanastro Rlecreation Centre call' 4823544 for more information. - 37 • OCTOBER CRUISES on the St. Lawrence River. Romantic cities. the world-famous 1000 Islands, the remarkable International Seaway and locks, Upper Canada Village spectacular shore lines and more. Four and six days aboard the elegant cruise vessel Canadian Empress. Special October rates: $528 and $850. Phone 1-800.267-0960 for brochures and reservations. 37.38o COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES: Central Huron Secondary School Friday September 20, 8:15 p.m. An invitation is extended to all graduates, parents and friends Graduates should be at the school by 7:30 p.m. 37,3Bar ONTARIO STREET United Church Pork Barbecue, Wednesday, October 2. Serving 4.30 - 8. Advance ticket only. Adults $6.50 children 12 and under $3.25. preschoolers free, 37-39 CLINTON PUBLIC SCHOOL Pre-s'hool story hour. held every second Monday for 3 - 4 year-olds. accompanied by adult, commences Sept. 23, 1030 a.m. 37 STAN LEE CLUB shuffleboard and cards every Wednesday at 8 p.m, at the Stanley Complex. Please bring:lunch. All seniors welcome, - 37x 'THIRTY•FIRST ANNUAL Clinton -Hospital Auxiliary Penny Sale. September 28 at St. Poul's.Anglican Church Parish Hall, Open doily starting Sept. 19, 10 a.m. 6 p.m. except Friday, 10 a.m. • 9 porn 3739 BUS TRIP: Ploughing match In • S1. Thomas, Wednesday. September ' l8. Phone Helen McBurney Nicholson Bus Lines. 357.3424. 37 Festival to hold ear rally Sept. 14 The Blyth Festival will be holding its first car rally on Saturday, Sept. 14 - a "fun run" through the beautiful Huron County coun- tryside. Cars will depart from the Blyth Memorial Hall between 9 a.m. and noon. It is expected the rally will take about three hours - unless you get hopelessly lost, in which case you will have to open your "emergency kit" (provided to an registrants at the outset). There is a lunch spot with washrooms en route - but we can't say exactly where or it will give the game away! ' Members of the public are invited to join in the fun. Get into the spirit by inventing a humorous name for your team or come in costume (so long as it doesn't hamper your driving ability). It is recommended that each team consist of at least two people: one to drive, the other to navigate and read the instructions. This is an ideal event for the whole family - children cant et in on the act by watching out for clues and landmarks. Please note, this is not a race. The object of the rally is to'correctly ansJver questions and identify check -points along the route, While enjoyingthe challenge and taking in the scenery. The car rally is a fund-raising event with all monies going towards the eapttal pro- jects fund of the Blyth Festival. Teams may pre -register by calling the myth Festival Box Office at 523-9300/9225, or may register on the morning of Sept. 14 itself. Registra- tion costs $5 per car, regardless 'of the number of people in the vehicle. , First prize is one night's accommodation for two at the four star Ranton Place Motor Hotel in Palmerston; their fitness centre in- 4) eludes an indoor pool, sauna, whirlpool and squash.courts. Further prizes will be award- ed in various other categories. Over 700 will compete at fair The Blyth Festival will be participating in one of Canada's largest cultural trade fairs, Contact Ontario, on Oct. 17 to 20 at Toronto's Constellation Hotel. Close to 700 performing artists and sponsors from over 300 com- munities across Ontario, from other pro- vinces and outside 'Canada are expected to attend the four-day event. Funded and orchestrated by the Ontour office of the Ontario Arts Council, Contact provides a showcase for touring artists of dance, music' and 'theatre and a market- place for those artists to link up with poten- tial buyers of touring performances. Now in its 14th year, Contact will feature singers, dancers, storytellers, puppeteers, theatre companies and solo artists, in- cluding performances by Valdy, Nancy White, Garnet Rogers, Trio Haydn de Mon- treal, Theatre Ballet of Canada, the Blyth Festival and the Amadeus Ensemble. In ad- dition to the 40 performers who will showcase their work, over 200 artists and their managers will also promote their pro- duct through exhibits and video presenta- tions in the Contact Room. Participants will also be invited to attend workshops on aspects of professional .booking and tour management. Contact was developed specifically as a marketing tool in response to community needs and growing professional talent in On- tario. Through recent surveys, the untour office has determined that the majority of the more than 300 provincial sponsors who attend Contact select approximately 68 per- Rurnball to lead seniors CLINTON - The Golden Radar Senior Citizens Club started their falrsession with a pot -luck supper with 55 attending. Muriel Jones installed the new slate of of- ficers as follows: • Past President, Muriel Jones; President, Minlue Rumba'll; 1st Vice, • Ernie Brown; ' 2nd Vice, Leila Johnston; Secretary, Marjorie Caldwell; Ass't: - Hazel Parker;. Treasurer, Cecelia F'rittar: Ass't., Beatrice Welsh; Flowers -and cent of their artists as a result of seeing them showcase. Contact not only offers community spon-• ' sors a broad sampling of the arts product available but also provides performers - particularly emerging talents - with much needed exposure to the entire provincial market. Annual General MEETING of the Original CNR School on Wheels 15089 Cards, Mabel McAdam; Ass't., 'Kett! Wright; Supplies, Ida Godkins; Pianist, Eleanor Fisher; Ass't., Lorna Radford; Membership, Violet Howes; Social, Margaret Thorndike; property, Robert Welsh; Visiting, Walt Webster. Ida Godkins reported on the United Senior -Citizens of Ontario convention in Kingston. • A Seniors Dance will be held at the Orange Hall on Sept. 12 for any one over 55. DATE: Wednesday, Sept. 18/85 TIME: 7:30 p.m. PLACE: School Corr, Sloman Park Clinton MISSION YARD SALE: Saturday September 21 9 .. • 4 rain or shine. Yard and Bake Sale at 223 High 5t.; Cli)nton'. Proceeds go to mission work in the Dominican Republic. 37 38 - Welcome to Commencement Exercises at Central Huron Secondary School Friday, September 20/85 at 8:15 p.m. in invitation i.,s extended 'Ilan griuluatc6, luu•ivrt . and friends. Graduates should in' a! the school by 7:30 p. "i. /E,\ Hyland \ Seed/ SEED WHEAT orders now being taken for these three varieties AUGUSTA outstanding in Yield and Sprouting resistance. 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