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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1987-09-30, Page 3AN AUTUMN OUTING Huronview residents were treated to a nice fall backyard outing at the home of Mary Gibbiggs, director of environmental ser- ces and social services, on September 23. Aside from having a tasty outdoor lunch, the residents assisted in stripping wild grape vines of their leaves, and molding the vines into wreaths. One of the completed wreaths is displayed by a resident in the above photo. (David Emslie photos) Capacity crowd honor warden BELMORE -. A capacity crowd lined the Community Centre here on September 25 to pay tribute to Huron County Warden Brian McBurney at an appreciation night held in his honor. Mr. McBurney, who is reeve of Turnberry Township, will complete his term as warden this December. He is the first Turnberry reeve to sit in the warden's chair since 1956. Turnberry Deputy Reeve Doug Fortune was master of ceremonies for the evening. He said the large crowd was indicative of the respect Mr. McBurney commands, not only in his own township, but in the entire county. Mr. Fortune commended Mr. McBurney for his constant attention to Turnberry Township, particularly in light of his commitments at the county level. In his address, Mr. McBurney thanked members of his own council, the citizens of Turnberry and his colleagues at county council, many of whom were in attendance. He also paid tribute to his wife Brenda for her support during his 10 years in municipal life. Turnberry Councillor Nelson Underwood presented Mr. McBurney with a hand made clock in the shape of Huron County and Councillor Paul Elgie read greetings from MPPs Murray Elston and Jack Riddell and MP Murray Cardiff. Clerk -Treasurer Dorothy Kelly presented Mrs. McBurney with a flower arrangement and the couple's young daughters Jackie and Shannon with travel bags. Mr. and Mrs. McBurney were presented with a table lamp. HORST Feige D.T. GODERICH . 58 West Street GODERICH (519) 524-6688 Neustadt (519) 665-7818 No Charge 1-800-265-7555 TRIANGLE DISCO V I\iT �.. WEEKLY WEATHER 1987 1986 HI LO HI LO September 22 20 9 23 13 23 21 9 20 14 24 17 8 21 12 25 15 3 22 11 26 18 12 24 16 27 20 10 14 13 28 27 •12 25 12 Rain 6 mm Rain 59 mm Advertising can save shopping time. CANADIAN. ADVERTISING FOUNDATION CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1987—Page 3 HARVEST OF TALENT PLANNED Calling teenage performers CLINTON - It you're a teenager with some talent in music or dance and want a chance to win $100.00, then you should be entering the Clinton Arts. Committee's Second An- nual "Harvest of Talent" Contest. It will be held on Friday, October 16 at 7:30 p.m. at the Clinton Town Hall. This year there will be only one contest night and the first 25 people to enter will be selected to compete. Contestants will be judged on neutral ability, quality of performance, showman- ship and audience appeal. The following classifications will be accepted as entries: Vocal solo, Instrumental solo, Dance solo,or group (up to 4), Vocal and/or Instrumental group (including bands) and Variety solo or group (up to 4). Prizes will be awarded as follows: first prize $100, second prize $50 and third prize $25. Other contestants will receive awards of merit. Entry forms may be obtained from the Town Hall or from Bonnie Jewitt, Box 1116. Entries should be received as soon as possi- ble. Last year's winner was Ron Greidanus who arranged and performed classical music on the piano. Coming up next in the Clinton Town Hall (Saturday, October 3, 1987) is the first event of the CAC's Children's Entertainment Series. April and Susan will perform original songs, poetry and theatre. The series is very affordable: three events for the entire family is $20.00, or three events for one child is $8.00. Tickets will be available at the door in a limited quantity, on a first come first served basis at $3.00 per person. Doors will open 10 minutes before the performance. There are still tickets available for the Clinton Arts Committee's Second Annual Adult Subscription Series featuring three professional events for $20.00. This year per- formers come from Vancouver to Halifax to entertain Clinton audiences. The Vancouver, Wind Trio will perform Saturday, November 21 at 8:00 p.m. If you think this sounds like stuffy, formal classical music evening, you'll be in for a surprise! There's enough light hearted com- edy and variety in this performance to ap- peal to every taste. In January, just when everybody's corn- plaining about that "let -down feeling" after Christmas and New Year's celebrations are over, there's "Life After Hockey". Friday, January 29, 1988. Again you won't have to be a hockey fanatic to enjoy this performance, though hockey nuts will be sure to be laughing loudest. In March, to complete the series, the "Jest in Time Theatre" will be travelling from Halifax to present its original style of physical theatre. Mime, voice, acting and movement combine to entertain you on Saturday, March 26, 1988. A Wine and Cheese kick off party for ticket sellers for the Clinton Arts Committee will be held in the auditorium of the Town Hall un Wednesday, October 21 at 8:00 p.m. As if that's not enough, the spearhead of the Clinton Community Players, Steven Oliver, is hoping to get people together to reminisce about Clinton's colorful history and write a play about our own fair town! Anyone who would like to participate in this endeavor is invited to contact the Clinton. Community Players through the Town Hall at 482-3997. Produce of Ontario SPANISH ONIONS 10 Ib. Bag Extra Large Nice & Easy HAIR COLOUR Final Net, 225 mi. HAIR SPRAY Ultra Ban Spray 200 ml. or 75 ml. Roil n or 60 g. Stick DEODORANT Tame 500 mi. SHAMPOO or CONDITIONER Johnson's, Bonus Size 700 b. 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