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Page 22—CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WCDNESDAY, JULY 6
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shows great potential as an actor in his role
of Dim Denny, the tough streetwise kid with
a passion for liquor, fire and magazines with
pictures of pretty girls.
Lilly, Alberta is an ambitious production.
While it uses a minimal amount of scenery,
that which is used is done so with great skill
and creativity. The audience readily ap-
preciated the original use of scenery and of-
fered rounds of applause when, for instance,
the train rolled into town, illustrated by the
use of several painted umbrellas, effective-
ly used to portray the big wheels of the
-lumbering engines. •
And too, there are wonderful sound effects
in Lilly, all supplied by the behind -the -
scenes cast members.
The script for Lilly is rich and powerful.
However, in presenting this play with fast
faced vignettes, it is sometimes easy to
momentarily lose track of the characters
and the scenes.
• Still, Lilly, Alberta is an exceptional play,
the best to be staged at the Blyth Festival
this season.
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TOWNSHIP OF STANLEY Sesquicentennial Cub
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BOOK SALE July 31, Clinton Branch Library at
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'HURON, 'BRUCE; MIDDLESEX Young iiberofs'csre
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Bowling Lanes, Zurich. For information coil Cam
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BENEFIT SLO-PITCH GAME at the Varna Ball dia-
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STEP DANCE COMPETITION, Mitchell Fair, Satur-
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SALTWATER MOON, a love story July 29 to
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Playhouse 2. Huron Country Playhouse, both
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HURON COUNTY FAMILY PLANNING Clinic will
be closed the month of August and will re -open
September 2.-31 cow
BAG SALE, July 31, Aug. 1 8 2. Salvation Army
Thrift Store, 80 King St., Clinton. -31
ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION, Blyth Branch 420
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p.m. Bring your own lawnchairs and paper pro-
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plied. Pot luck supper will follow at 6
p.m.- 31,32
THE HURON COUNTY Branch of the Architectural
Conservancy of Ontario has arranged conducted
walking tours of Heritage Houses in Seaforth and
Godericil for 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Monday August
4, 1986 to commence at the Town Halls in both
towns. Voluntary donations only. For further
details call Lou Anne Phair, 527-0160 or Dorothy
Wallace, 524-9372.-31
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Brigden's second Annual ATV Supercross
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across Southwestern Ontario and Michigan
competed for over $1,000 in prizes.
The man made track constructed by. CRC
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best riders. The track was composed of hair-
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The 200 Modified class was the largest and
most competitive class of the day, it saw
local rider Paul Farquhar of Clinton finish
with, a fifth overall and Varna rider C luck
Collins receive a first overall. In the 200
Stock class local -rider Terry McGregor of
Kippen challenged the other riders to finish
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