HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1986-04-02, Page 24Page. 24—CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2, 1986
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BINGO: Vanastra Rec Centre, Tuesdays, 8 p.m.
First reg. card $1., fifteen reg. $20. games, three
shore -the -wealth. Jackpot $220.00 must go.
Lucky Ball $240.00 (if not won). Lucky Ball in-
creases $20 per week. Admission restricted to 16
years and over.—ltfar
KLOMPEN FEEST Parade prizes Saturday May 17.
Special category for best family entry, any na-
tionality, first prize $250.00. Other categories
school or church. horses or horse drawn, in-
dustrial or commercial, service club or organiza-
tion, historical vehicles, all first prizes $200.00.
Children's bicycle or individual entries, $30.00.
Entry forms at Ball 8 Mutch Furniture, Clinton
Town Hall. Clinton Chiropractic Centre.--12.20or
PLAN TO ATTEND a meeting of the Huron County
Branch of the Architectural Conservancy of On-
tario in the auditorium of the Clinton Town Hall
on April 8, at 8:00 p'.m. Mr. W. Hitchins, Chair-
man of London L.A.C.A.C. will present an il-
lustrated lecture on historic homes of London.
Refreshments. -13,14
HENSALL UNITED CHURCH Beef Barbecue
Wednesday, April 9. 5, 6 and 7 p.m. Adults $6.50
children 5.12 $3, under 5 years free. Tickets cal
262-2140.-13,14
"The Huron County Health Unit present!
"PLEASURES, PROBLEMS AND PRESCHOOLERS"
a series of 3 Parenting Classes for parents o
children aged 1-5 years. Classes will commence
Tuesday, April 15, 1986 and will be held at Health
Unit Office, Seaforth Hospital. For pre
registration or further information, please cal
the Health Unit Office, in your area a
527.1243.-13-15ar
REMEMBER Seaforth Optimist Canoe Races, Sur
day, April 6. Registration 9:30 a.m., Starts at
p.m., 8 classes Race starts at Egmondvill
bridge. Breakfast available. -13,14
STANLEY TOWNSHIP Sesquicentennial Varlet
Night will be held Friday, May 9 at 8 p.m. at th
Stanley Complex. Tickets available 262-585;
262.5854, 262-5367 any time after April 1st. Oni
450 tickets will be sold.-13,14er
DAFFODIL TEA Friday, April 4 from 2 - 4 at Oi
tario Street United Church, Clinton. Proceeds 1
the Cancer Society. -13,14
DESSERT EUCHRE and Bake Sale on Wednesda
April 9 (NEW DATE) at the Stanley Townsh
Complex. Sponsored by Varna United Chun
Women. Time - 12:30. Admission $1.50. Mc
welcome. -14
HARDBALL CLINIC for umpires and coaches Su
day, April 6 from 1 p.m. - 5 p.m. at South Hun
District High School. Sponsored by Usborne Ui
pire's Association Inc. For more informati
235-1164.-13,14
MARRIAGE PREPARATION Course at Clint
Town Hall April 5 and 12. For further informati
call 482-9735.--14ar
The family of UAN HALLAHAN invites frier
and relatives to an Open House in honour of
80th birthday to be held April 6 from 2.5 at Sne
Restaurant, Westfield. No gifts please. -14
CLINTON KINSMEN'S 50's/60's Dance c
Barbecue June 14. Music by "Fabulons" with t
Gary Robertson Music Services. M.C. is C.K.S.
Rich Greven. 50's dress. Car she
482.7042.-14-18ar
SINGLES DANCE Saturday April 5, at Victor
Inn Stratford. Dancing 9.1. Music by
Wildwoods. (next dance Sat. April 12).-14
.KLOMPEN FEEST meeting will be held Tuesc
April 8 at 8 p.m. in the Clinton Town Hall. -1
Evnts
"SOUPS ON" at Wesley -Willis (Homemade soup.
sandwiches, dessert) April 17 from 11:30 • 1:30.
Adults $4, 12 and under $2. Proceeds to kitchen
renovations. For tickets phone 482.3657.----14.16x
COMMUNITY CARD PARTY Monday, April 7 of 8
p.rn. Clinton Legion Hall. Organized by Clinton
and District Junior Farmers. —14or
SUMMERHILL Euchre Party, Friday, April 4th,
1986 8:30 p.m. in the Summerhill Community
Hall. Ladies please bring lunch. Everyone
welcome. -14x
THE EXECUTIVE meeting of the Auxiliary to the
Clinton Public Hospital will be held in the
Hospital Board Room on Friday, April 4 at 10 a.m.
The regular meeting will be held also in the
Board Room on Monday, April 7 at 10 a.m.
Everycne welcome. -14
THE HURON County Health Unit invites you to at-
tend the Adult Health Guidance Centre, held at
the Health Unit office, Huronview Building, Clin-
ton on Thursday, April 10, 1986 from 1:30 - 3:3C
p.m: for 1. Health Surveillance: 2. Foot Care; 3.
Anaemia Screening; 4. Urine Testing; 5. Blooc
Pressure.— 14ar
SINGLES DANCE, Saturday, April 12 at 8:00 p.m.
at Harbour Lights Clubhouse, Hwy. 21, Bayfield.
Music by "Foot Notes". Call 565-2554.-14,15ar
BINGO: upstairs Clinton Arena every Thursday in
April. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. Bingo at 7:45. $200
jackpot to go. Clinton Junior D.-14tfar
DINOSAURS ALIVE: An exciting program featur-
ing live reptiles for children 7 and up at the
Bayfield Branch Library, Saturday, April 5th at
1 1:30 p.m. $1.00 admission charge. Sponsored by
the Huron County Public Library with the
e assistance of Ontario Library Service-'Saugeen,
the Outreach program of the Ministry of Citizen-
ship and Culture and the Touring Arts Fund of the
Ontario Arts Council.— 14ar _— —
EUCHRE PARTY sponsored by Varna LOL 1035,
Stanley Complex, Friday, April 4 at 8:30 p.m.
Ladies please bring lunch. --14,16
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o SAVE TAXES: Free Seminar on investment and
tax planning. Guest speaker: Bran. Costello.
Thursday, April 10, 1986 at 7:30 p.m. Goderich
District Collegiate, 260 South St., Goderich.
P Sponsored by ABC Investments.--14,15ar
n PENNY SALE coming to Blyth June 19, 20, 21.
_ Sponsored by Blyth Legion Ladies
Auxiliary.--14ar
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n SPECIAL GOSPEL MEETINGS, continuing nightly,
(except Sat.) at Joseph St. Gospel Hall, Clinton,
n Ont. Come and hear God's Word. Speakers -
David Gray, Stayner, Ont. and Larry Steers,
Thornhill, Ont. All welcome. -14
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SONG FEST, Sunday, April 13, 1986. Londesboro
United Church, 7:30 p.m. featuring - Solos - Duets
ids - Quartets - Choirs - Instrumentals. Adults $3.00
his children age 6.12 $1 .00.-14x
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VANASTRA LIONESS
"Indoor Flea Market"
VANASTRAREC CENTRE
April 19th, 1986
9 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Tables for rent '8.
482-3881 or 482-7700
THIS WEEKEND
"Live
Entertainment"
PRACTISE FOR the community choir for Stanley
Township Sesquicentennial Church Service in
Varna Church, Monday, April 7 at 8 p.m. Anyone
interested, please come. ----14
U.C.W. THANKOFFERING SERVICE, Sunday, April
27 in Ontario Street United Church, Clinton 7:30
p.m. Family Service. Guests - Intermediate choir
of Victoria Ave. United Church, Chatham under
direction of Mrs. Janet Wake presenting a
musical based on the parables of Jesus "Story
Tellin' Man". The service will be of special in-
terest to families. Children of all ages are
welcome.-14&17ar
HUNORY?
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OPEN: 7 DAYS A WEEK 11 AM • 0 PM
IXCIP1 NH. & SAT. OPEN TILL 19 MIDNIGHT
SUNDAYS OPEN 11:30 AM • • PM
DINNERS AND PIZZA
After 4 p.m. buy one at the regular price
get the second for HALF PRICE
then Dance 10
LIVE ENTERTAINMENT
every Thursday, Friday and Saturday
HARBOUR LIGHTS RESTAURANT & TAVERN(1{`�`y ;—
HIGHWAY
r, OHWAY 21 . IAYFIELD 565-2554 .'
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OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK tl A.M.. 1 A.M.
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RECEPTION
for Jacqueline Bradley
and
Ken Hoggart
SATURDAY APRIL 5, 1986
in Holmesville
9PM-1AM
RUMMAGE SALE
All articles clean
and in good condition
ST. ANDREWS PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH HALL
Saturday, April 5 at 1 p.m.
The well attended dance for the Stanley Township Sesquicentennial
held on March 22 was not only the kick-off for the township's
celebrations but was also the kick-off of the beard growing contest.
Here, (from left), council members Bill Dowson, Reeve Clarence
Rau, Richard Erb, Clerk Mel Graham, Jack Coleman and Howard
Armstrong hand in their shaving kits under the watchful eye of
beard growing contest chairman Doug McAsh (third from left).
(Alan Rivett photo)
uality craftspeople are sought for show
BLYTH - The hunt is on for fine quality
craftspeople who would like to take part in a
quality craft sale to be held at Blyth
Memorial Hall on June 28. This one -day
event, organized by the visual arts commit-
tee to support the operations of the Blyth
Festival Gallery, is intended to provide a
showcase for some of the many talented ar-
tisans working in the region. There will be
demonstrations of techniques and a fine ar-
ray of different crafts displayed on the lawn
and in the basement of the hall.
The long term goal of the committee is to
develop the craft show into a major annual
exhibition and sale. This year's show is a
first step, and for that reason it will be a
small one. The space is limited. Craftspeo-
ple will be carefully pre -selected by the
committee *on the basis of variety and ex-
cellence in design and skill. Preference will
be given to regional artists.
Like any first step, it is an exciting gam-
ble. Brigitte Wolf, co-ordinator of the event,
knows how to make a new venture like this a
success. She helped to organize a farmer's
market in Ne* Brunswick that has become
a feature of life there. A craftswoman
herself, Brigitte is sensitive to the needs of
both the area artists and the community.
"I can see a place for a well -organized
craft fair in Blyth. The fact that there are no
other major fairs at that time, just when the
summer holidays are beginning, ought to
make it an attractive event for everyone."
The Blyth Festival Gallery extends an in-
vitation to all craftspeople to apply for a
place in this exciting first show. Applica-
tions are now available. Submissions will be
accepted until May 1. Forms will be sent on
request (a self-addressed, stamped
envelope is required). If you are interested
in exhibiting or volunteering to help with the
event, please contact either Brigitte Wolf,
RR No. 3, Lucknow, NOG 2R0 at 519-529-7007
or the Blyth Festival Gallery, Box 10, Blyth,
NOM 1H0 at 519-523-9225.
Blyth Festival Singers receive 669grant
The Blyth Festival singers is one of special events are among the projects made The health and vitality of cultural
several arts groups across Ontario that will possible by these grants," Dr. Munro said. endeavors in Ontario is evident through
receive $387,841 in grants from the Ministry "The talent, skill and dedication of the arts these projects.
"Ontario acultur
al ly,earn-
of Citizenship and Culture, Minister Lily community in Ontario will truly shine." ed itsMunro reputation
added"Our performers, r," Dr.
Munro announced. The group was awarded
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$669 to purchase music repertoire. The recipients of these awards cover the organizers and supporters are once again
spectrum of the arts population. Arts coun- demonstrating the creativity and initiative
These grants are being awarded for a cil, galleries, cultural centres, performing that has brought enjoyment to so many. I'm
wide variety of purposes. "Operating groups and theatres will all benefit from delighted
is wet my
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assistance, management training and these grants.
.aster Seal telethon raises over $2,4OO
Royal Bank Branch or by mailing your
donation to Box 655, Clinton, Ont.
Steve Fraser, Chairman of the teletdhon
in Clinton also wishes to thank Grove's TV,
ktartliff's Bakery, Pepo's Restaurant; Doug
Rhude Restaurants' Ltd. (Dixie Lee) for
their contributions of food or services. Mr.
Fraser also thanks the following non Lions
who contributed at the phone centre:
Robena Tyndall, Judy Renner, Cheryl
Flynn, Darlene Smith and Dorothy Cornish.
The Lion's Club of Clinton are pleased to the Optimist Club of Clinton.
report that;just over $2,400 was pledged on The Lions Club of Clinton, who are this
March 23 for this year's Easter Seal telethon year celebrating their 50th anniversary,
on behalf of crippled,children. We would like contributed $10 for every year service
to thank all those,wtlo,phoned into the pledge ie.$500, and we challenged other Lions and
centre for all contri tions and we woµld Service .Cl bs in the air .a to do likewise'and
especially like to thank the telethon Angela several t'eSPOnded' arldttet the `challenge.
who contributed over $100 from our area. During the CKNX telecast, over $46,000
They are: Grove's TV "and Appliances, Alf was raised in Southwestern Ontario which is
and Marion Mathers, Royal Bank Staff, down just slightly from last years $50,000,
Clinton, Clinton Pro Hardware, ,Tonesy's and any who may have missed the telecast
Pet World, Eileen and Ozzie Kuenzig and and wish to contribute can do so at the local
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t e Blyt1 Inn
SUNDAY DINING
Brunch
•11:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.
Dinner Buffet
4:00 p.m:7:00 p.m.
Reservations Appreciated
DAILY LUNCH
Monday to Saturday
11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m.
ENTERTAINMENT
EVERY WEEKEND
Liccnscd under L.L,B.O. 523-9381
Clinton Klompen Feest
1986 QUEEN CONTEST
AND DANCE
aturday April, 5 8 pm -1 am
at the
Seaforth & District Community' Centre
MUSIC BY: "The Keynotes!'
AVAILABLE AT'
SEAFORTH:
Cali - 482.9217
327.1315
345-2368
TICKETS: '5.00,
CLINTON:
*ball & Mutch Furniture
'Mery'a of Clinton
•The Dutch Store
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FREE Sweetheart Rose
to the first fifty customers,
to celebrate the birth of
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...and treats for the children
A FREE DRAW TO BE MADE
Saturday, April 5, 1986 at 5:30 p.m.
for the following prizes.
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1st PRIZE:, 2 Piece Outfit
2nd PRIZE2 Admission
Tickets to Lipizzan Stallion Show in Goderich
May 25/86 (No purchase necessary)
STORE HOURS: Mon. to Saturday
9 a.tn. to 5:30 pan.
Friday 9 a.rlh. - 9 pan.
LOCATION: 12 Issac St.,
Clinton
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