HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1987-03-18, Page 22Page 22 CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18, 1987
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On 'April 4, adults and children %will have the opportunity to hear Chris and Ken Whiteley
and the Junior Jug; Band perform folk, jar., and contemporary music, tell storks and
demonstrate their master of over 2O musical instruments. There w► ill be an afternoon per-
formance for the children, with admission set at $3. Proceeds will go towards the Clinton
Public iIospital Building Fund. In the evening. an adult performance will feature a
musical tour through 80 wears. 'There will be some clown home 'blues, classic blues,
bluegrass and the "Nashville Souiid" plus More. All of this entertainment takes place at
the Clinton Tow n Hall and is part nl• the Clinton Arts C'ommittee's Entertainment Series.
i''or more .tickets, stop by the Clinton Town Hall.
Brochures roll off press
131,1"1'11 - Once :again. the press)', at I )uug
\Vhitinore's print shop t1 lil\ its :ore running
around the clock : s.1111•iltlu 1 1 spies id the lily f h
Festival's 1987 :wit•hime are printed.
'•I :all \•cr\ pleased with the look of this
\ car'', brochure.- said clew (;eneral
\Tanager. '1'nn Chapman . This Is my first
teruchul•,' herr at lily to and so it \vas
especially important In ike 11181 It lurk just
right. 1 p:rrtic•nl:ir1 Ilk(' the c\t1.8 e111pI)851S
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and pu,ter'. 'I he (ha \‘ 111:' ,in die trent cover
1., :I detail Il hill the .1',1:•411 poster, ,IU)\%Illi;
the I{I\ 111 \1eiu,r1:11 11:,11 'i)ur apologies to
historians and architects for the :artistic
111 1'nsc used In placing the 1L:ill. loult in 1920,
In an earlier period. )
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4111141 :111 I'I1 I )vnu; 111 Ih1 18;1 Illsluric'el
\11:11 of I1nr11n Count\ 811d ,haus part of the
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▪ • • 14hr11441tei in 111111/11 '11iur,hlp The land
w,a pini 11,1,11{ Iron) Ito{ .S»iithcnlnhes trod\
in the 1 r•litIlr\ h\ t111 f14:;.,III i:Initl). .\
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Ilwril there until a low years ago. The same
farm house depleted in the poster is still
standing, and is currently oww•neil by Mr. and
'Airs Neil 'alverd:l. OI the two barns shown
in the original engraving. one has been torn
(luwwn and the other remodelled.
The combined .)mailing; lists ;it the Myth
Festival now total %yell over 12.000 ad-
dresses. in ardor to take :(ch•antage of bulk
trailing rates. the addressing. sorting; and
bagging is ('1iI'r1('d out by Festival staff
themselves, a process which usually takes
Iwo to three rl:l\s.
11 \ oil a ish Iii mein 1 n terochure and are
not in the mallow list, please contact the
1' estrval's office and t 'ave your name and
address Brochures will be sent nut towards
the end of :March.
Vouchers for the 1987 season are on sale
now through to May. 31. They represent a
great saving over the regular ticket prices
this sat rner $7.50 compared with between
$8 n1. Members only may exchange
voile twyeen \larc'h 30 and April 10.
After .April 13, voucher holders may ex-
change vouchers for tickets and group
tickets go nn s:dc \leinbers of the general
public may tare ha,c ticket, :after :May 1.
1'11111 \18\ 119. 14115 t )ff ice hunt", are Monday
111 I''r141:1} . !t 30 :i I!I - :) 30 p In
Organizational meeting
for 4 -Hers on March 25
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nuns, penplc .11110'Ihuu; '.P''Ial uw Hut'nn
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%,'ar se\ rral 4f the 111 prnlects hat e been
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Nn\\ 1, the twirl)) Iron 1,11 if you :Ire 1'.-11
wr,u, ii4 :l::)' and Inlccesterf In :IL;t'lcultural
The family of
CHARLOTTE BELL
invite you to attend) the
OPEN HOUSE
for her
95th BIRTHDAY
041
SUNDAY, MARCH 22/87
from 2 - 4 p.m.
et
Huronview Auditorium
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
-- TIDY -
Lore Nicholas, Jazz
& Stephen
'lutes. The organizational nu'etilg for the
1 1lntnn area is \larc•h 25 - 7.30 p.m. at the
C11nton 1'nwwn 11;111 Clubs involved are
Bay field 1-11 Dairy Calf ('lute. Central Huron
I-11 Swine flub, 11141 110 1-11 I',m1tr} ('lub and
Kjppfield 1-11 Calf ('lute
Interested persons are wyelcome.
Student's, topic
is his brother
By Donald R. Broadfoot
BRUCEFIELD - At the recent public
speaking.competition at the Clinton Legion,
Dennis Mount placed first in the in-
termediate division and then second in the
Zone Competition. Dennis' speech was
about his brother. We hope that this speech
will not stir up any family arguments. Jody
Fisher, speaking on hockey, placed first in
the Junior section. Kelly Rathwell, speaking
an football, placed second in the Junior Sec-
tion at the Seaforth Legion. Fayeanne Love
placed second in the Intermediate division
at Seaforth.
Good News - Bad News
First for the good news, this Friday Huron
Centennial School and other schools get out
for March Break. A wonderful whole week
off from school for students and teachers.
Now for the bad news, report cards also
come this Friday.
Fund raising for the Valentine Tree for
the girl in Haiti was very successful and the
total fund went over the top. The goal was
$236, but they reached over $280. Spring, we
hope is here.
Many students took a day off school last
week to attend the Farm Show in London. It
was a good day. There were classes of city
students staring at the farm machinery and
collecting all sorts of things. Wouldn't it be
nice if a PD day was placed in this week.
Grade 6, 7, and 8 students are working on
their science fair projects. A wide variety of
topics have been selected.
The Spring Concert is coming up on April
29 and 30. Circle these dates on your
calendar.
Curling Over
After school curling ended with a big par-
ty. Following a five -end game, students
feasted on hamburgers, pop, chips, cake
and ice-cream. Thanks to Mr. and Mrs.
• Walker for preparing the food.
School Spirit Campaign
'1'he Students' Council has started a non-
profit campaign to increase school spirit.
Students may purchase any of- the follow-
ing: t -shirts, sweat shirts, track pants; and a
hooded sweat shirt. All have a school design
or lettering. Please place your orders by
March 13.
Clinton sand District
Junior Farmers
TEEN BEACH PARTY
and DANCE
FRIDAY, MARCH 17th
at
Myth Community Centre
from 8:00 p.m. to 12 a.m.
Disc Jockey: PRS
Tickets $4.00 a person
Contact Linda 526-7557
Icons
The icons are a set of travelling com-
puters which rotate from school to school in
Huron County. Located in the 'back of the
library, each student gets to try out an icon
on a specific day. Mr. Hunter is working
with the classes. The icons have a very good
and easy -to -learn drawing program and a
sophisticated word processor.
Book Sale
Please remember to visit the book sale
which continues until March 12.
Joke Of The Week
What is big and yellow and comes in the
morning to brighten Mother's day?
The School Bus.
Monday
euchre results
CLINTON - There were six winners when
Monday afternoon euchre was held at the
town hall here on March 16.
Mary Mair and Mabel McAdams had the
highs while Margaret Taylor and Agnes
('arbert had the low scores. The lone hands
were won by Gladys Hoggarth and Ruth
Fisher.
441 Club learns
about laundry
By Paula Jeacock
CI, INTON - ()n March 14 the Clinton II 4-H
Club held their fourth meeting.
The meeting was on how to fix clothing,
washing symbols, sorting laundry, what
temperatures to wash certain clothes at,
and how to store clothes properly.
At the end of the meeting the members
decided on a name for the club. They called
themselves The Sole Survivors.
Coming Events
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
Ball $160.00 ()f not won). Lucky Ball increases
320. per week Admission restricted to 16 years
and over. dor
KLOMPEN FEEST parade entry forms available.
$2.000 in prizes May 16. Forms available at Bali
and Murch Furniture Town Hall. and Chiropractic
Centre. 10 19ar
THC GODERICH Lake Town Band is considering
offering u course in instrumental music for
beginning adults Previous music experience will
not be necessary Training will occur on wood
wind brass. and 'percussion If you are in
ter ested. please call 4823570 1 I
DESSERT EUCHRE at Godench Twp. Hall
Holmesville 1 30 p.m on Wednesday March 25.
Admission $2.00 sponsored by Women s Groups
of the Township 11
AUBURN COMMUNITY CENTRE May 16 at 9 a. in
Yard Sale and baking table. Sponsored by
UCW of the United Church Auburn 1 t
OLD TYME COUNTRY breakfast sponsored by
Londesboro Lions Club Sunday March 29
9am 1 p at Londesboro Community Hall Pro
reeds for 'Clinton Hospital Building
Fund. 10.1 tar
HEATHER BISHOP and Friends in concert A
Taste of The Blues March 26 8 pm Blyth
Memorial Hall. Tickets $9.00 from Women Today
56 Huron St. 4829706. 10 11 12or
BRAND NEW sewers club beginning Tuesday
Murch 24th 7 45 pm Goderich Township Hall
Free information night with u taste of special
events for the future a video presentation of
spring summer fabrics with local trade shows
from Mary s and Vanastra Please call Audrey
Middleton 482 9838 to let me know you 10
corning 10 11
ROAST BEEF DINNER in Wesley Willis-JJnited
Church Thursday March 26 5pm 7 30pm Adults
S7 50. Public School 34.00 Tickets cull Kay Wise
482 9507 or any U.0 W member 10 11
SHOPPERS BEWARE, The Calvrnettes are having
Tupperware Creative Circle Regal Knitted and
Crocheted Outfits Ceramics Silk -Flower Ar •
rangemeats craft und bake table S3 00 haircuts
and also brand name leans for under 330 00 all at
the same place It s happening at the Clinton and
District Christian School at 7 p 1.n Thursday
March 19 Door prizes and also free coffee and
babysitting available See you there 10 1 i
CARD PARTY I 0 0.F Hall Princess St Clin-
ton Thursday Murch 19 at 8 pm Ladies please
bring lunch Everyone welcome Admission
S1 50 11x
ST PAUL B A C. euchre party March 26 at 8 00
p m Ladies please hr ing sandwiches Admission
$1 50 II
Family Paradise
Dance Hall
RE -OPENS FOR
BUSINESS
BEGINNING
SATURDAY,
MARCH 14th.
• Private Parties
• Weddings
Your Hosts: John & Judy George
WE WELCOME ALL INQUIRIES
527-0629
THE HURON COUNTY HEALTH UNIT presents
Pleasures Problems and Preschoolers a
series of 3 Parenting Classes for parents of
children aged 1 5 years Classes will commence
Thursday April 2 1987 and will be held at
Seaforth Hospital Seoforth Please call 527 1243
to pre register by March 26 1987 1) 13or
CONCERT OF SACRED MUSIC by the Blyth
Festivol Singers. Sunday March 29, 3 p m- and 8
p.m., Ontario St, United Church. Tickets at
Festivol Box Olfice 523.9300. 1 1 ,12
HURON COUNTY Family Planning invites you to
attend Family Planning Clinic every Thursday
from 6.30 p.m. to 9 p.m. of Huron County Health
Unit. Public Health Wing, Huronview. Clinton.
Counselling and medical services
provided. 49eow
BINGO upstairs Clinton Arena Thursday.
March 26. Doors open 6 30 prn Bingo 7 45 pin
$200.00 jackpot to go Sponsored by Clinton
Junior D 11 12ar -
EUCHRE PARTY an St Joseph s Church Hall. Clin•
ton Wednesday March 25 8 prn Sponsored by
Knights of Columbus. Everyone welcome Please
bring lunch Admission $1 50. I I
EUCHRE PARTY sponsored by Varna LOL 1035.
Stanley Complex Friday Morch 20 at 8 00 p.m.
Ladies' please bring lunch 11
EUCHRE PARTY Monday March 23 in Clinton
Public Hos13ital cafeteria at 8 p m Admission
SI .50 Ladies please bring lunch Proceeds to the
Clinton Hospital Building Fund 11
FAMILY INFORMATION night on March 24 at 8.00
p m. at St. Michael s Church in Blyth. Topic. Pro
Life. Guest Speaker. Mr John Devlin. 11
1987 RIPLEY HURON CRAFT FESTIVAL sponsored
by fZipley Agricultural Society Saturday May 16
10 o.m 9 p.m For information and exhibitor
applications contact Gail van der Hoek RR 4
Ripley NOG 2R0 519395 5497 1 I
THE HURON COUNTY HEALTH UNIT invites you ie
ottend the Expectant Parent Education classes
being held in Seaforth Hosp col Board Room
Seaforth Ontario commencing Thursday Morch
26 1987 The next series of classes will begin the
week of September 7 1987 Please pre•register
by calling the Health Unit office ut
5271243. 09 )lar
FASHION SHOW - Sponsored by Beta Sigma Phi
Zeta Omega Chapter April 7 8 prn. Proceeds to
Clinton Public Hospital and community protects
Contact Lorraine 482 7643 9.1101
HORTICULTURE Meeting Wednesday March 25
at 8 p 1.n at the Clinton Public School Video
presentation of .Rhododendrons Year book
available 11 x
GET INVOLVED HAVE SOME FUN, The Clinton
Community Players Amateur Theatre Group is
having a meeting on Tuesday March 24th at 7 30
p m in the Town Hall auditorium to organize
their next major production in June If you would
like to act or help out behind the scenes plan on
attending this meeting Call Steve Campbell at
4823398 for more information ,l l ar
UMPIRE S CLINIC (softball' Sunday March 29 1 4
p m of South Huron District High School Exeter
For •nforrnation phone Usborne Umpires
Assocrot,on Inc 519 235 1164 I I 12ar
UMPIRE 5 CLINIC .OBA Hardball Sunday April 5
12 noon to 4 p m at South Huron District High
School Exeter For information phone Usborne
Umpire s Association Inc
519.235.1164 11 12 13or
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SPECIALS
DAILY LUNCH AND DINNER
BREAKFAST 1.99
N.Y. SIRLOIN STEAK...2 /13.95
SENIOR CITIZENS 10% OFF
DINNERS AFTER 4 PM ONLY
HARBOUR LIGHTS RE AURANT & TAVERN
HIGHWAY 21 - SAYFI 565-4
OPEN 7 DAYS A WE 6 A.M.-1
NOTICE TO FISH &
GAME MEMBERS
AND GUESTS
All welcome to
Past Presidents Dance
Friday, March 27
Smorgasbord supper
at 7 p.m.
Dance from 9 p.m.
to 1 a.m.
Music by Brian Melody
Spot dances and prizes.
Belated
25th
Wedding
Anniversary
March 17
ROCK &
MARY COTE
Art & Freda
1' Join us
March 28th
at the Clinton Legion
cur \r sur
Hawaiian Getaway
7:30 Luau
•Barhe(lued ShIshkc'hah (2 Fried RI( c ®Island Salads
9:00 Hula
Dan( ing to "Anything Goes"
IIMITED NUMBER OF TICKETS AVAILABLE FROM:
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$12.00 per person
proceeds to (PH Building Fund
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