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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1987-10-07, Page 22Page 22-CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1987 Coming Events 25TH WEDDING ANIVERSARY party for Allan & Carol Finch, Saturday, October 10th, 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. For more information call 482.7481 'or 4823234. 40 EPILEPSY HURON CHAPTER presents Co-ed Fashions. Sunday. November 1st, afternoon and evening shows, Benrniller Inn, Lunch served. Contact Mary Garon Mari Vere. Bette Dalzell 1 800265.5509 leave name and number for reserved tickets 4Our BAYFIELD REC COMMITTEE announces the start of China painting October 20th 9 12 1-4 p.rn. and October 22nd 1 4 p IT Coll 565 2765 for informo• tion. Also pottery classes Tuesday afternoon. Cal 565 2967. 40x ROAST BEEF SUPPER Wednesday.October 21, Brucefield United Church from 5-8 p.rn.. advance tickets only. Adult 57. Children 6.12 $3, under 6 free 40 COFFEE BREAK program at Clinton CR Church will be held temporarily in Vanastra Christian Church Toronto Blvd. Thursday 9.45.11:00 o m 40 BINGO • Vonastra Rec. Centre, Tuesdays, 8 p.m First regular card S1 15 regular $20 games, 3 share the•wealth. Jackpot 5200. must go. Lucky Ball 5240 (if not won) Lucky Ball increases 510 per week. Admission restricted to 16 years and over tfar CATERING for complete satisfaction. let us cater your next special occasion. Variety meal plans. Captain s Cove Family Restaurant, Bayfield. 5652992 l 0tfor BAYFIELD LIONS and LIONESS CLUB Bingo every Friday Bayfiold Community Centre. Door open 6 30 p m Early Bird 7 45 Jackpot. 24tfor SALE 482-7036 Watch this paper for more info, TURKEY SHOOT - October i 7, starts at 1 :30 p.m Sponsored by Portershill Gun Club at Walter Bells form. For information phone after 6 p.m 482-3161. • 38-41 BOSSIN'S Home Remedy For Nuclear War a musical medicine show, is coming to Blyth Memorial Hall for one performance only. Thur day. October 15 at 8 p.m. Tickets 58 advance ,510 at door, $5 students, $15 dinner & show (6 p m 1 Tickets available at 482-9706. 39,40 ST. JOSEPH GIANT BAZAAR & Huge Penny Sole Crofts, plants, flea market, take-out food, lunch counter & kids corner. Saturday October 17th 10.4 p.m. at St. Joseph Church Hall. Penny Sole draw after 4 p.m. & LARGE DRAW FOR HOSPITAL at 5 p.m. 39.41 PIANO AND GUITAR lessons in Clinton. Pianos, guitars and electronic keyboards for sole. Paul Stevenson 482-3597. 38-40ar PENNY SALE for St. Joseph Church. Open Oc- tober 13th in the church basement. Tuesday Wednesday, Thursday 2.5 p.m.. Friday 2.9 p.m.. Saturday 10.4 p.m. 40 SALVATION ARMY THRIFT STORE. 80 King St. Open doily 9.4:30 p.m. closed Sundays. 40nx SCHNEIDER MALE CHORUS at the First Presbyterian Church. Seaforth, Wednesday,Oc tober 21, 8 p.m. Admission adults $4.00; children 51 .00. Tickets available at Bob & Betty's, Seaforth or at the door. For information 527.1102. 527-0375 482-3326. 40,41ar PARENT EDUCATION GROUP for parents of teenagers. Tuesday evenings Oct. 20 - Dec. 15. Registration time 7-8:30 p.m. Call Huron Centre for Children and Youth 482-3931. 40,41 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17th is the good used clothing sale. Ontario Street, Church Hall. From 9 30 a.m. to noon. 40,41x MICROWAVE MAPLE SYRUP COOKING CLASS offered Oct. 15 7 p,m. Huronview Auditorium, Clinton. To preregister phone 529-7857 or 482.3256. 40x JUNIOR D Dabber Bingo starting September 10 in the top of the arena. Bingo is every other Thurs• day evening. Doors open at 6:30 and Bingo starts at 7:45. 5300 jackpot to go. 36tfor `Bossin's Home remedy For Nuclear War' OKTOBERFEST/THANKSGIVING WEEKEND Friday & Saturday October 9 & 10 Oktoberfest Musk & Food Music by °°Billy Donaldson" THANKSGIVING DINNER - SUNDAY OCT. 11 Turkey Dinner 57.95/Children under 12 - '/price LIVE DINNER MUSIC FROM 5 PM ON HARBOUR LIGHTS RESTAURANT & TAVERN OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 8 A.M. - 1 A.M. HIGHWAY 21 - BAYFIELD 565-2554 25th Anniversary AL & CAROL FINCH Saturday, October 10 , 1 For more MI urination call 482-3234 or 482-7481 er)one Ne!romp coming to Blyth on October For an evening of comedy, music and sales pitches against nuclear war, in- terested persons should see "Bossin's Home Remedy For Nuclear War," a one- night -only performance to be held at Blyth Memorial Hall, October 15th at 8 pm. Bossin's Home Remedy for Nuclear War, sponsored by Women Today and the Huron County Medical Society, iPWritten and performed by Bob Bossin. He is well- known across the country as the leader of Canada's premiere folk group "String - band," and is widely acknowledged as one of Canada's foremost songwriters. The show is the hit Canadian musical that has toured the country from the Queen Charlottes to Cape Breton. "It's an old-style musical medicine show that dispenses a snake -oil cure that is two - parts comedy, two parts of disarming political theatre and a liberal dose of cat- chy songwriting," reported the Vancouver Sun prior to Bossin's performance at the Vancouver East Cultural Centre. Throughout the show, the audience will witness jokes and songs aimed at politi- cians, the imitation of a U.S. military general, a Soviet and an impersonation of Ronald Reagan. Tickets for the show are $8 advance, $10 door, $5 students and $15 dinner and show. 15th GARDINER 'S BARBER SHOP & HAIRSTYLING WILL BE CLOSED Saturday, Oct. 10 re -opening Tuesday, Oct. 13 Murray and Gladys East 40 Short Years of Comrade "ship" HAPPY ANNIVERSARY MOM & DAD! Love - Sharon, Janet, Linda and families COME JOIN US FOR THE AFTERNOON SUNDAY, OCTOBER 11: 1 - 4 PM AT 107 MARY STREET CLINTON BEST WISHES ONLY PLEASE `Bossin's Home Remedy For Nuclear War' will be at Blyth on October 15th Mermaid theatre returns The popular Mermaid Theatre from Nova Scotia returns to Blyth for a family matinee of their new show, THE RED BALL, on Saturday, Oct. 17, 2:00 pm at Blyth Memorial Hall. On their last visit for the Blyth Festival, Mermaid brought the popular classic PETER AND THE WOLF. THE RED BALL is a multi -media production, a com- ic fantasy featuring inventive sets and puppets, delightful original music, and black light techniques. THE RED BALI, uses movement, colour and visual humour to tell its story of the adventures of an engaging youngster. Mermaid Theatre has achieved an inter- national reputation for their performances for young audiences. The Blyth Festival is proud to have them once again stretch our imaginations with their latest collaboration. For further information call 523-9300 or 523-9225. Tickets are $9.50 apiece. McLachlan comes to Blyth Eu 1576 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * THURSDAY IS... * * * EW HAVEN MOTOR: HOTEL HWY. 8 WEST CLINTON.• -_ LADIES NIGHT * "Three Shows" * * FRIDAY & SATURDAY - OCT. 9-10 * "OKTOBERFEST * PARTY" * * * - Door Prizes - * Win an "ALF" doll * and morel Music & dancing * NEXT WEEKEND * * Come Celebrate our '� * 10th ANNIVERSARY * * * with us! Details next week * COMING SOON * * * 11th ANNUAL * * HALLOWEEN PARTY * * Lots of prizes for best * * costume * ************ *** Join us Sunday. October I I. 1987 Mr a Special Thanksgiving Dinner. tt'ifl2 mailie i112li 2 q/[azE r.'h Clpt d / tato£1, 1'att£2Etl and candiEd gams '/ �l',Um1112in rZEES£ _c]4E /1'01% tEa /(It.: ,l,'f(,t:, ,,,',1 rrt lr•' 'r/, Ow r,r There will he two citttngs at 5.00 p.m. and 730 p.m. r� la 7r!y�. Reservations Required r, w;.1.41.\\ Y J 7 C, rte► .. - 11/%'rs+i,Tl� .iOr' ,,...,� �(i:,� . .. (... '�... s.=-ywrr✓li, -- Sk��r \`air' -F' , ...-.?i<, ;. , ✓'...✓J-,. siw:�c"s�".a,�'sir,"w'�.syy►�w."*rti''►i�'.,:.� ��//''s�'.� �M�Js�G.fiGlfRpPr•.yrrrr%Sratw""' Murray McLauchlan, one of Canada's most popular singers pays a visit to Blyth for a concert on Saturday, Oct. 17, at 8:30 pm at Blyth Memorial Hall. The Blyth Centre for the Arts is most pleased to welcome this important Cana- dian artist for the first time. Mr. McLauchlan has been well recognized in Canada for 15 years for his fine, honest songs that are at home in many musical styles from folk to rock to country. Composer of many well known songs - FARMERS SONG and WHISPERING RAIN - and winner of 7 Juno awards, Mur- ray McLauchlan continues to speak to the Canadian experience in his many albums and concerts. An opportunity to see in per- son a true and worthy Canadian star! Tickets are $10.50 apiece and are selling quickly. For reservations phone 523-9300 or 523-9225. Euchre season underway CI,INTON - Although attendance was low for the euchre party held at Clinton Public Hospital on September 28, organizers hope to see more players out for their next outing. The high winners for the games were Donelda Flynn and Walter Pepper. Rachel Johnston was the low lady, and Mrs. J. Hogg 1 playing as a man) .was the low man. For the lone hands the winners were Erma and Alden Crich. Mrs. J. Hogg was also the share the wealth winner. Proceeds from the euchre party go towards the hospital building fund, and therefore organizers would like to see more participants for the next session, which will be held on October 19 at 8 p.m. in the hospital cafeteria. -!vh'st,o'tYj.otte. !! 1e" , Ci_t .11% j -s j� JOIN US FOR ' ";; .4 �r IK • 01t.fiff.Arb inks iLittekcj at the Captain's Cove Family Restaurant SUNDAY, OCTOBER 11 Reserve Now for Either Our SPECIAL THANKSGIVING SUNDAY BRUNCH served from 10 AM-2PM Featuring a Targe selection of hot & cold dishes, fruits, jukes and desserts. ADULTS CHILDREN 10 8 UNDER 650 3'5 EVENING THANKSGIVING SMORGASBORD 4PM-7:30 PM Featuring w large selection of hot and cold items, including our full salad bar, featuring ROAST BEEF ROAST TURKEY HOMEMADE PUMPKIN PIE All You Can Eat ADULTS ( , • CHILDREN 10 & UNDER 495 • RESERVE NOW - CALL 565-2992 (OPEN 7 days a week 11:30 em - 1 em except Sunday open 10 am - 7:30 pets HIGHWAY 21 BAYFIELD rte, +r' 565- 992 r 1/4 1/4 1/4 4 1 1 ttr-