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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1986-05-21, Page 16Page 16-CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 21, 1986 Coming Events BINGO: Vonostro Rec Centre Tuesdays. 8 p.rn. First reg. cord $1., fifteen reg. $20. games. three share -the -wealth. Jackpot $220.00 must .go. Lucky Boll $480.00 (if not wonj Lucky Ball in- creases $20 per week. Admission restricted to 16 years and over 1 tfar BAYFIELD LION S CLUB Jumbo Bingo, Buyfield Arend e,. ,y Friday starting May 2. Doors open 6 30 p..m Early -Bird Games starting 7 45 15 41 ar OPEN HOUSE to celebrate Mrs. Grace Peck's 90th birthday on Saturday. May 24 from 2-4 p.m. at Huronview Auditorium. -20,21 HURON COUNTY'S largest used book sale, pro- ceeds to Blyth Festival. Saturday, May 31. 10-6 p.m and Sunday June 1, 12.59 p.m. Bake sole. r etreshments art show. tours of theatre. Presen- tation by artist Tom Benner Saturday 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. Children's story -teller Warren Robinson. Sunday 2 p.m 20-22 ANYONE HAVING DONATIONS. tor the Huronio Branch of the Ontario Humane Society Garage Sale May 23 & 24 at Suncoast Mall. please drop off at 136 Huron St.. Clinton or phone 482 7905. 20,21 THE ORIGINAL HERRMANN ROYAL Lipizzan Stallion Show May 25 at 2 p.m. & 8 p.m. Goderich Arena. Adults $7.50, seniors and children $5.50. At the door $1 .00 more. Available at No Kidding, Clinton News -Record, Bayfield 565-2126 or,Blyth- lriple K Restaurant. Sponsored by the Humane Society. 20 21 HURON COUNT v Family Planning invites you to attend Family Planning Clinic every Thursday from 6:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. at Huron County Health Unit Public Health Wing, Huronview, Clinton. Counselling and medical services provided. •49eow GRIZZLES ON. THE LAKE - Free children's puppet show at the Clinton Library, Saturday, May 24 at 10:30 a.m. Sponsored by the Huron County Public Library and the Outreach Program of the Ministry of Citizenship and Culture. 21or 56TH STEPHENSON REUNION Sunday. June 1st., Huron Centennial School, Brucefleld. Registra- tion 3 p.m. ENTERTAINMENT 4 p.m. Supper 5 p.m. Bring picnic lunch. dishes, cutlery and ,efreshments. -21x FIRST APPLE BLOSSOM FESTIVAL to be held at St. James Middleton Church, Saturday. Moy 24 from 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Ribbon cutting ceremony, tours of local orchards by wagon. Enjoy a delicious ap- ple dessert and tea. Games for children and live entertainment and lucky draws throughout the day. Fun day for all. Admission $2. -21 HURONVIEW AUXILIARY Annual Bazaar, Tea and Bake Sale, June 4 at 2 p.m. in the auditorium.'- 21,22x FOOD PROCESSOR DEMONSTRATION Tuesday, June 3, Seoforth Legion. Wednesday, June 4 in Wingham's St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, 1.30 p.m. or 7 p.m. Preregistration is necessary. $3 admission. Phone O.M.A.F., Clinton 482-3428. 21.22 ANNUAL meeting of the Huron County Historical Society, May 29, Stanley Township Hall. 8 p.m. Speaker Ivan McClymont • History of Stanley Twp. Everyone welcome. --21 x GIANT YARD SALE, Saturday, June 14, 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. Wesley -Willis United Church. Includes home baking and luncheon. ----21 HENSALL SECOND Annual Community Yard and Garage Sale and Merchants Sidewalk Sale, Saturday, May 24, 1986. Furniture, books, toys, clothing etc. Something for everyone. Soles start 9 a.m. Rain date May 31, 1986.- 21 HORTICULTURAL Silent Auction, Wednesday, May 28, 8 p.m. Agricultural Office. Please bring plants or any articles for auction. Everyone Welcome. ---21 BUS TRIP June 14, sponsored by St. James Mid- - dleton Church to St. Thomas, Port Stanley areas. Train ride at Port Stanley. Visit Kettle Creek Can- vas factory and dinner at Garage in London. Call Blanche 482-9536.. 21 "That's Entertainment" in Blyth .. ......... .. This is the Midget Boys Track and Field team from Central Huron Secondary School. The team won the championship for midget boys at the Huron -Perth meet that was held on May 12 and May 13. (David Emslie photo) Midget Boys win Huron- Perth title For the first time in 10 years, Central Huron Secondary School (CRSS) has won a sectional championship at the Huron -Perth Track and Field Championships which are held annually in Goderich. •The Midget Boys collected over 100 points last week to claim the pennant. Steve Souch won all three events he entered and was the co -midget boys individual championship. He tied with a Madill athlete. Central Huron had 60 competitors on the team this year and a number of individual best, school records and fineefforts were recorded. The team as a whole finished 4th out of 11 schools and collected 358 points; 28 THAT'S ENTERTAINMENT!...And that The Festival Singers are a 40 -member more than last year, and qualified 28 in- is dividuals for the WOSSA Championships to be is what the Blyth Festival Singers will be do- choir composed of people from Huron and held in Goderich ing at their final concert of the season in 'Perth counties. Now completing its sixth day. Overall there this Wednesdayre 8 st andplace in Thurs- Blyths- Memorial Hall on Sunday, June 8th at season, it is directed by well-known choral In the Field evews, the shot put included 8 p.m. conductor Laurie Rowbotham and accom- Leona Nyman who was second in the eJunior luded Entertaining their audience is what the parried by Clinton -area native •Louise Girls event with a throw of 8.74 meters, Julia choir loves to do and for this concert they McGregor. Feltham was fourth in the same with event with have chosen a repertoire of easy -listening Tiekets for this performance are a 7.71 meter throw. Steve Vandendool plac- w music that includes Broadway hits, well- available from choir members, the Blyth ed third in the midget boys with an 11.95 known pop songs and spirituals. Let the Saga (523=4331) and the Festival Box Office meter throw while Derek Jefferson was fifth choir entertain you with "The Best of Buddy (523-9300). Adult tickets are $5.00, children with an 11.65 meter effort. Jackie Norman Holly" or the Cole Porter classic, "Don't $1.50. Plan to join the choir for refreshments placed second in the Senior Girls with a fine 9.30 meter throw, while Joe Smith placed fourth in the Junior Boys event with an 11.11 meter throw. In the javelin, Tammy Lester placed fifth in the junior girls event with a 23.27 meter throw, while Jackie Norman was fifth in the senior event with a 25 meter throw. Mike Cor- rie was• fifth in the midget boys with a 34 meter throw, while Derek Jefferson was 6th with a 33 meter effort. . In the discus, David Jones led the way with a first place finish ln-the midget boys with a throw of 37.07 meters. Terry. Cox placed fourth in the senior event with a 34.89 meter throw. In the high jump, Julie Howson placed first for the third consecutive year in her special - Fence Me In". n following the performance. Largest book sale in Blyth Book lovers, collectors, and just plain avid readers are invited to Huron County's largest used book sale to be held Saturday May 31 from 9 am to 6 pm, and Sunday June 1 from noon until 5 pm, in the Memorial Hall in Blyth. This popular fund-raising event for the Blyth Festival is in its eighth year. Thousands of used hardcover and paper- back books will be on sale at incredibly low prices. In addition to the book bargains, there will be a bake table and lunch counter, a garage sale on the lawn sponsored by the Blyth Festival Singers, and tours of the theatre. The Festival Box Office will be open on the Saturday, from 9 am to 5 pin, for those wishing to purchase tickets for the Blyth Festival or exchange vouchers. Throughout the weekend, an exhibition of the work of London artist Tom Benner will be on display in the Festival Gallery. Mr. Benner himself will present a slide show and discussion of his work on Saturday at 1 pm and 3 pm. For children, Warren Robinson will be spinning yarns on Sunday afternoon at 2 pm. Rise'NShine - *atti , Sate withn.. edie Saturday, May 24/86 from8AM-1PM at 96 Huron St., Clinton Sponsored by Zeta Omega Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi HAPPY 45TH ANNIVERSARY Jim and Valier Mair Married Ma 24, 1941 Love Doug, Ron and Gail, Marilyn and Peter and, Michael There is no admission charge. Memorial Hall is located on the main street in Blyth. Donations of used books for this event fifty be left at any of the following locations prior to May 29: Exeter: Public Library, Bank of Nova Scotia, Exeter Furniture; Hensall: The Church Antiques; Clinton: Mary's Sewing Centre; Seaforth: Huron Ex- positor, Culligan Real Estate; Bayfield: The Wardrobe; Goderich: May's, Jana Natural Foods; Blyth: Festival Box Office; Wingham: Harris Stationery; Belgrave: Taylor's Groceteria; LIVE ENTERTAINMENT Thursday, Friday, Saturday May 22-23-24 "Bob Burchill" _ BUFFET SERVED SATURDAY & SUNDAY • MAY 24 AND 25 - 4 PM -8 PM Try our CHINESE FOOD OR PIZZA HARBOUR LIGHTS RESTAURANT d. HIGHWAY 21 • •AYFI LD 565-2554 . =r OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK S A.M. • 1 A.M. . • ATHLETIC BANQUET at CENTRAL HURON SECONDARY SCHOOL Friday, May 30, 1986 6:30 p.m. Price: $7.00 per person For tickets contact the school at 482-349' Guest Speaker - PAT GILLICK Executive Vice President of Operations of the Toronto Blue Jays ty with a jump of 1.45 meters in the junior girls. Devon Hunter placed 3rd in the senior event with a 1.35 meter jump. In the midget boys event. Dan McDougall placed second with a 1.71 meter jump and Devon Col- quhoun was third at 1.69 meter. Kevin Scrimgeour was third in the junior event at 1.73 meter and Steve Kolkman was second in the senior event at 1.72 meters. In the long jump, Susan Govenlock finish- ed first out of 22 competitors with a school record tying jump of 4.75 meters. Julie Trick finished second in the same event with a fine 4.71 meter jump. Pam Uyl placed fourth in the junior girls with a personal best of 4.36 meters as did Shawn Lester in the senior boys with a 5.73 meter jump. Devon Colquhoun was fifth in the midget boys at 5.2 meters, while Steve Dolmage was fifth in the junior boys with a 5.22 meter jump. • to celebrate the 40TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY of Florence and Reg Miller we invite family and friends to a dance at the WHITE CARNATION Holmesville SATURDAY, MAY 31 8:30 P.M. - 1 A.M. Music by the "Wilbees" Clinton Kinsmen W RNN A rl�ket wry now 0p tickets only vow-yanlyst,., etbrued R Your tickets eft/ left! Graf/die 86, BARBECUE - 50's - 60's DANCE - CAR SHOW SATURDAY, JUNE 14 CLINTON COMMUNITY CENTRE "Canada's Largest 50's,- 60's Show" ENTERTAINMENT AT ITS BEST! DANCE TO 7'4e F�u[cnB PLUS GARY ROBERTSON MUSIC SERVICE MC - CKSL RADIO'S Rich.. Greven PRIZES • CONTESTS - Twist . Jive - Buddy Holly Look-e-Liko 000 0611, of tha Hop - and morel For information and tickets call WAYNE HODGES 482-7042 HARVEY CARTER 482-3534 BILL THOMPSON 482-7127 Hold under aufhorlfy of a rpetiai nrtnrlofl atom ' • • • In the triple jump, Derek Jefferson finish- ed second in the midget boys with a 10.95 meter jump while Devon Colquhoun was fourth at 10.88 meters. In the junior event Ron Calder was third with a personal best 11.84 meter jump and Shawn Lester was third in the senior event with a personal best 12.12 meter j'ump. After a number of years of non-involvement in the pole vault event, Mr. Hilyard has en- thusiastically reawakened an interest in this event at Central Huron. In the senior boys event, Terry Cox finished second with a 2.97 meter jump, while Robin Lobb was third at 2.87 meters. In the midget boys, Jason Cox finished third with a 2.44 meter jump and Herman Gerrits was fourth at 2.30 meters. Jason set a new school record in his event. Overall 13 school records were tied or broken during the event. SUMMER'S HERE! Celebrate it at the Woodland! NOW OPEN DAILY 11:30 am - 11 pm WOODLAND DRIVE-IN 300 Metres East off Highway 21 on Huron County Rd. 13 524-9981 .44004444411040001000.t •. STEING DRIVE-IN .•0. r•. ■.a u,rsr, •.■.••r■uI.•. .'... • • • • • • • • • • • • ' • • • • • • • "'SWEET LIBERTY' IS A SWEETHEART OF A MOVIE." 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