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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1987-03-11, Page 21Members of the 1987 executive of the Bluewater Shrine Club are, left to right: front, Noble Ted East, Blyth, treasurer; Dr. Norman Amos, Kirkton, Potentate of Mocha Temple; Reverend Charles Carpenter, president; Noble Bill Riehl, Clinton, immediate past president; Noble Gordon Baxter, Wingham, secretary; Noble Fred Thiell, Brussels, director. Second row: Noble Max Matts, Brussels, second vice-president; Noble Jim Brown, Seaforth, director; Noble Jim Howson, Blyth, director; Noble Ron Turner, Parkhill, 'direc- tor; Noble George Bacon, Goderich, director. Back: Noble Jim Bri- dle, Zurich, director; Noble Bruce Standlake, Grand Bend, direc- tor: Noble Dave hy:nds, Wingham, director; Noble Jim Cooper, Clinton, director; Past Potentate Spence Cummings, London and Noble Earl Long, Exeter, director. Other members of the executive are Noble L. B. Graham, Goderich, dues secretary; Noble Lorne Kleinstiver, Dashwood, director; Noble Martin Andrews, Bayfield, director and Noble Ron Cross, Lucknow, director. During the past year, through profits from their fish frys, golf tournament and donations from their trust fund, the club contributed over $3,000 to Shriners Hospitals in Canada and the United States, as well as pay- ing for travel expenses of area children who received treatment at these facilities. (photo by Howard Aitken) Staff and students attend funeral service CLINTON - Clinton and District Christian School was closed on March 2 in respect for the passing of Mrs. Henry TeBrinke -. the former caretaker. Staff and students were able to attend the funeral service, They pray the .Lord will be near the family as they mourn the loss of a wife and mother. The noon recess, intramural volleyball has ended. Congratulations to the winning team of: Anthony Nyman, Jeff Zondag, Peter Visscher, Allison Slotegraaf, Sonya Thompson, Terry Greidanus, Jason Hum- mel, and Vuthy To. These noon recess games, referred by students, are very com- petitive. They also provide good activity for the students of Grade 5 to 8. Congratulations to Paul Samplonius of Grade 8 who was the winner of the basket- ball free-throw competition, sponsored by the Knights of Columbus. Paul will advance. to the next level, scheduled for March 28 at CHSS•. CDCS also congratulates Danny Van Driel of Grade 3. Danny placed third in the Huron County Farm and Home Association safety poster contest. This was co-sponsored by Focus Publications. Four CDCS students entered the public speaking competition of the Royal Canadian Legion. In the junior division were: Simona Dykstra and Glenna Buffinga; in the senior division were Karin Dykstra and Danny Vandlerlaan. Congratulations to Karin who Sorority brings children's concert to CLINTON - A children's concert will be performed at the town hall here on April 4 at 3 p.m. This entertainment is being spon- sored by the local sorority. The performers are Chris and Ken Whitely and Chris Whitely's two children, who entertain their audience with folk, jazz and contemporary music, tell stories and demonstrate their master of over 20 musical instruments. To quote the Winnipeg Free Press from May 30, 1985: "What is striking about the Whitely's is their skill and imagination Their musicianship is superb. They are at home with all kinds of traditional and con- temporary music. Whether Ken is recounting the sensational story of the giant Abay-yo-yo or Chris is us- ing his harmonica to create all the sound ef- fects of a story of a fox and a steam locomotive, the ,images explode into excite- ment in the minds of the youthful audience. Audience members follow the stories and soak up the musical instruction with rapt at- tention, aid they throw themselves with unselfconscious abandon into the par- ticipatory games and songs." When they are not performing Children's concerts, Chris Whitely writes and plays country music, while his brother works as a touring musician with children's artist Raf- fi. produced records and leads his own band, The Paradise Review. The cost for this concert is $3 and tickets are available through the town hall or any sorority member. The proceeds will be donated to the Clinton Hospital Building Fund. Later the same day, the Whitely brothers ;ire performing for an adult audience as the HAPPY 16th BIRTHDAY Kent BEEP BEEP Family Paradise Dance Hall RE -OPENS FOR BUSINESS BEGINNING SATURDAY, MARCH 14th. • Private Parties • Waddings Your Hosts: John & Judy George WE WELCOME ALL INQUIRIES 527,0629 third part of the Clinton Arts Committee's Entertainment series. The title of the adult concert is The Music Show, and the pro- gram, (much more exciting than the title I, consists of a musical journey through 80 years of roots music, including, 'down home blues', blues meets the theatre stage; the classic blues, Bluegrass; from the hills of Kentucky, i that jumpin jive', music goes' electric, the 'Nashville sound' Rhythm & Blues; sweet sould music and more. This concert begins at 8 p.m., at the town hall. placed third with her speech on being the youngest in the family. All students of Grade 3-8, including staff, have' enjoyed and learned much from the teaching of one of the parent members, Peter Van Driel. He came into each classroom and taught perspective drawing. His instructions have really helped everyone become more confident in the drawing of buildings and other objects that require the element of perspective. Thank you, Mr. Van Driel. As we count down to the March break, the school is looking forward to their Annual Pancake Supper on March 6 and report cards on March 13. the town hall o}'tckets lor the Clinton Arts Committee's 1987-88 Entertainment Series will be available at the town hall at this concert and through the town hall and CAC members following the concert. This year, a Children's Entertainment Series will be presented as well. „Brochures will soon be available to inform +ou of the exact perfor- - Minfees tftedate3''foc bofili series, and you can be assured that the programs are exceptional. PC party sets date or nominations CLINTON - The Progressive Conservative i PC I Party of the Huron riding has set April 14 as their date for their nomination meeting. This year there are three potential can- didates considering running for the position. PUBLIC LAUNDROMAT FACILITIES AVAILABLE!! Morgan's Mobile Home Park 343 Victoria Street Clinton 482-7066 Those who would like to run, must have their written intent into Janet Webster, of Varna, 48 hours before the April 14 meeting. The meeting will be held at 8 p.m. in the Central Huron Secondary School, Clinton, auditorium. ICE SHOW Clinton Figure Skating Club Ice Show Sunday, March 15 from 2 - 4 p.m, CLUUNTC)P1 ARENA CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11, 1987—Page 21 ST. PATRICK'S DAY—Lunch at St. Andrews Presbyterian Church SAT,, MARCH 14th from 11 am to 2 pm "IRISH STEW", homemade bread, pie, bake table. Sponsored by "The New Dimension". Tickets: Adults advance '5.00, at the door '5.50; Children 5-12 advance '3.00, at the - door '3.50; Pre-schoolers free. HAPPY 30th ANNIVERSARY Mom and Dad (Nancy & Bob Carter) LIVE! FRANK SODA KILLER DWARFS are on -an American tour and will be re- scheduled In Seaforth later. Those who already have tickets for Killer Dwarfs may hold onto them for the rescheduled per- formance, or can use them for admission to Frank Soda rand retain the tjt ket stub for a $2.00 discount on the re -scheduled Killer Dwarf show. FRANK SODA recording act - AN 'OUTRAGEOUS' ACT-- Seaforth & District Community Centres WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18 8:00 - 12:00 $4.00 Advance $5.00 at the door Tickets at the Arena Office SPONSORED BY: Seaforth District Community Centres And Active Talent QUEEN'S SEAFORTH'S BEST LIVE ENTERTAINMENT CENTRE 90`1;:c` ROCKUS THIS WEEKEND NO COVER GIRLS NITE OUT THURS. 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