Clinton News-Record, 1983-04-13, Page 24Pl yho ' --;e oenin
The Huron Country
Playhouse boas of cg will be
opening at 9 a.m. on Monday,
April 18 for subscribers only.
This advance opening
enables subscribers to have
first choice of reserved seats
for the forthcoming summer
season Main Stage
productions: On Golden
Pond, California Suite, The
Miracle Worker, How the
Other H:,lf Loves and South
Pacif lc.
Box office hours w!. be 9
a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday
rough Friday until May 16
when tickets go on sale to the
general public.
As well as being able to
select seats for the five Main
Stage shows, Playhouse
subscribers will also have
first opportradty to pu rc;
tickets for the three
Canadian notesicals at
Playhouse II, the most
recent addition to the HCP
entertainment complex, to
the three Sunday concerts
( The Family rown, Moe
Koffman and The Nylons),
and to the s.s cial children's
concert by Sharon, Lois and
Brans.
Subscriptions to the 1'.".
HCP Main Stage season are
still available and will
remain on sale until July 2.
Subscription prices are $40
for adults and $25 for youths
118 years and under) .
For further . information,
please call the HCP Office at
238-8451 or 238-8387.
Did you know???
Rheumatoid arthritis
seems to develop in people
who have an inherited
susceptibility to the disease.
Whatever it is which exploits
that vulnerability - probably
a virus or some other in -
1
fectious agent - starts the
trouble by disrupting the
body's immune system. Free
information about arthritis
is available by writing to:
The Arthritis Society, 920
Yonge St., Suite 420, Toronto,
Ontario. M4W 3J7.
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This delicious meal in-
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crisp lettuce salad with
choice of dressing, coffee
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The president of the Huron County Town and Country Homemakers Bev Brown presents
Elaine Baillie, activation consultant with the Ministry of Hea.:th with a basket of Huron
County products. Mrs. Baillie was the guest speaker at the Town and Country Homemakers
fifth annual meeting.
Gold sq
Scouts
The Gold Squadron went
camping this past weekend.
The following boys went -
Steve Lippincott, Chris Watt,
Rod Freeman, Michael
Hallam. Bronze Squadron
spent part of their meeting at
Clinton Public School and
Community Park discussing
the safety of playground
equipment. The Bronze
Squadron also work • , on
their first aid and survival
kits. We also worked on our
citizenship. The Silver
Squadron worked on
reviewing their knots. The
gold Squadron worked on
map orienteering and ex-
ploring badge.
Cubs
The following boys
received their Black s€ .:r -
ron go camping
Toby St. Louis, Greg
Crawford; Red star - Scott
and Michael McClenghan,
Jason Carter. The following
boys received badges -
Collector badge - Michael
McClenghan, Steven Smith;
Woodsman - Mark Walker;
Carpenter - Mark Walker;
Cyclist - Mark Walker;
Musician - Andrew Walker;
House Orderly - Andrew
Walker; Gardener - Steven
Morley; Pet Keeper - Chris
Hoggarth.
Beavers "B" thank the
Clinton Fire Department for
our tour and ride on truck.
Cubs and Scouts will be out
getting pledges for our
planting of trees. We will be
planting trees April 30, 1983.
Our district will be planting
trees on this ..iy.
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WEDNESDAY, APEOL 27, 1983
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CLOSED SATURDAY
We are having a dance
April 23, 1983. Tickets
available from leaders.
Place: Clinton Legion. Price
of Tickets: $6.00 a person.
James Medd and Pleasure
Pack is the band.
Guiding News
At Pathfinders Anne
Beane is instructing
Emergency First Aid.
Guides went to the OPP
station. We thank Constable
Martin for the tour. After-
wards we went to Pepi's
Pizza for s 1.l,per. We thank
our drivers.
Brownies afternoon had a
games night.
At Brownies evening Julie
Hallam and Kim Dixon did
the opening. Members
worked on Golden bar and
Golden :r hand. Test night
April 19, two badges per
night.
it
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Severa4 off the :: lyth ladies
complaint of the practice of
not a few gentiemmn who are
in the habit of lounging in
front of our hotels during the
Sabbath. It is no doubt
sagreeable to la 'es on
their way to church, and is
again disgusting to meet a
crowd stationed upon the
steps at the church door.
Don't you think so, ye whom
the cap fits. - from The
Huron Ex,•ositor, Al r.. 29,
1879.
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L'<<_i,rfon news
Brian Atkistati
On April 9 the Clinton
Legion Lad! . Arbil Bialy
District Darts. A •t=tall
of l teams played dams at
the : - <r is Legion.
Thetearer from Kincardine
took first place and the Clin-
ton team placed seventh.
Rosemary Armstrong,
Sports Officer, would like to
thank all who helped to make
this event such a success.
Special thanks to the men
who set up the boards, the
ladies who made and served
Co_ ell
CLINTON NEWS -RECO
the food and the
scorek urs.
Last week at Thursday
Night Mixed Darts high cou-
ple was taken by &Arley
Wood of Blyth and Al Penrnae
of Goderich. Ladies' .,high
score was Brenda Atkinson
with °.1. George Yeats took
men's high score with an im-
pressive 171. Well done
George! Low couple of the
evening was Mary Elliott
and Darrell Wood of Blyth.
This was our last regular
night, playoffs start April 14.
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NESDAY, APRIL 13, 1
WE NUM, APRIL 27
AND TR(i;RSFAY, AP It 28
AT 8 P.M. 80TH ` IGRTS
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By Stephanie Levesque
The pro•':•'rty committee of
Huron County council has a
new name, one which is
hoped will reflect the
agricultural diversity of the
county.
The committee will now be
known as the Agriculture
and Property committee.
The name change was ap-
proved by Huron County
council at its March 31
meeting.
Howick Township Reeve
William Newton commented
that the name change was
one of the suggestions com-
ing from the annual meeting
of agricultural organizations
and the property committee.
"It was their (agricultural
groups) suggestion that one
s new e
of the committees have
agriculture in it," said
Reeve Newton.
A resolution from the
agricultural groups re-
questing the 1.'.1 level of
staffing at the Clinton office
of the Ontario Ministry of
Agriculture and Food
(OMAF) was also approved
by county council.
Since 1.. :t , the OMAF of-
fice is less one secretary, one
home economist and one ex-
tension assistant.
Agricultural representative
Don Pullen said the naming
of a rural organization assis-
tant is "hopefully immi-
nent".
The resolution is to be for=
warded to the Minister of
Agriculture and Food Dennis
Timbrell.
McTeer in Listowel
LISTOWEL - Maureen
McTeer will be in Listowel
on April 19.
The wife of former prime
minister Joe Clark will be
autographing copies of her
bestselling book, Residen-
ces, at The Book Shop on
Main Street from 2 to 3 p.m.
Residences, details to
homes of Canada's leaders:
the prime minister's 24
Sussex Drive; Stornoway,
home of the leader of the
postition; and the prime
minister's country home on
Harrington Lake.
Ms. McTeeer who
presently resides in Stor-
noway has occupied in all
three residences.
Engagement
CARTER • LITTLE
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Little, of Goderich, are pleased
to announce the forthcoming marriage of their
daughter Carolyn Roseanne, to Mr. Christopher E.
Carter, son of Judge and Mrs, F.G. Carter, of
Goderich, Ontario.
The wedding will take place Saturday, April 16th,
1983 at 4 p.m. in Knox Presbyterian Church,
Goderich.
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