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BINGQ every I uesday evening at Vanastro Cert.
tre, R.R. 5, Clintor4:1 p.m. First regular card
$1.00. 1.5 regular $200 games, three shore -the -
wealth jackpot $20Q.10 must gel Admission is
restricted to 16 years tend over. -1 tfar
KLOMPEN FEEST Parade entry Norms available at
Bell & Mulch Furniture, Campbells Mens Wear
and ° the Clinton Chiropractic Centre.. Seven
categories, $100.00 first prizes, $50.00 second
prizes.-11-20ar
CLINTON LEGION BINGO every Thursday, 8 p.m.
First regular card $1.00. Aix cards for $1.00. Fif-
teen regular games, three share -the -weal. h.
Early bird game 7:45 p.m. Jackpot $200.00 must
go each week.-9tfor
GARAGE SALE featuring bake table, Saturday,
May 5,.9 a.m. to noon, 150 Wilson St., Goderich.
Sponsored by Berea Lutheran Lollies.-14-18nx
MOE.KOFFMAN Jazz Quintet, Sun., Apr. 29, 2
p.m. Blyth Memorial Hall. World famous Cana-
dian 1oez musician and composer. Tickets $10.
Phone523-9300.-15,16ar
ANNUAL MEETING Huron Historic Gaol Board to
be held at the Governor's Mansion 8 .p.m., April
19. Everyone welcome. -15, i6
"THE I URON 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 26, 1984 and will be 'held at
Seaforth Hospital Board Room. For pre-
registration or further information, please call
the Health Unit office in your area at: 887-9331,
482-3416 or 527-1243".-15- l7ar
GARAGE SALE: Blyth Arena Saturday, May 12 at
10 a.m. If you have anything to donate call Bev
Snell 523-9236, Bonnie Shannon 523-9326 or
Susan Howson 523-9436. Pickup will be Thursday
evening ,May 10. Sponsored by Evening. Unit of
Blyth U.C.W.-15-17
FESTIVAt'1SINGLES DANCE, Saturday, April 21,
Stratford Fairgrounds (Annex Bldg.). Dancing 9 -
1. Live baratd and lunch.: ---16
MUSICAL COMEDY, of the past comes to life on
stage with The Vaudevillians, Blyth Memorial
Hall, April 19, 20 and 21, 8:30 p.m. Tickets $7.50.
Phone 523-9713 or 523-9300 or write The Theatre
Circle, Box 429, Blyth, NOM 1H0. Tickets will be
available at door.-14-16ar
GIANT TUPPERWARE PARTY in the gymnasium of
--the---Clinton-eland=District__ Christian _School -._on
Wednesday, 'April 25 at 8 p.m. Prizes,
refreshments.&veryone welcome.' Sponsored by
the grade 7 an' 8 students to raise funds for their
trip 4o Ottawa. -,-16x
LONDESBORO CHURCH, Annual Pork
and Turkey Supper, May 10, 5 7 p.m. Take-out
orders available at Londesboro Hall. Adults
$6.00, 12 and, under $3:00, pre-schoolers
free. -14,16,18,19 •
CLINTON PUBLIC HOSPITAL 2nd Annual Celebrity
Dinner and Auction, Sat., April 28 Social Hour
and Preview 6 - 7:00 p.rn. Dinner 7:00 p.m.
Tickets $15.00 per person.-16,17ar
STEAMBOAT VACATIONS. Spend three, four, or
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,six days cruising the -stunningly -beautiful.. St ..
Lawrence River on board the luxury cruise ship
Canadian Empress. Dial -a -Brochure 1-800-267-
0960 toll free. -16.18
CLINTON HORTICULTURAL Society meeting
Wednesday, April 25 at 8 p.m. at Agricultural
Board Room. Speaker: Mike Falconer on all.
about perennials. -16
REMEMBER!
The
SCOTTISH & VARIETY NIGHT
Bayfield Town Hall
Fri., April 27 8 P.M.
Sponsored by Bayfield
Agricultural Society
BROWNIES DRIVE-IN
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OPEN HOUSE for Reg and Evelyn Francis for their
40th Anniversary on April 29 at the Bayfield
Town Hall from 1, - 4 p.m. Rest wishes
only. -16',17
,ANNIVERSARY SERVICES at Wesley -Willis United
Church, Clinton on May 6, 1984 at 11 a.m. and
7:30 p.m. Guest speaker at the morning service
will be REV. PETER Mcl4ELLAR, Executive
Secretary of Bay of Quinte Conference. Guest
speaker at the evening service will -'be DR.
JEWITT PARR, Secretory of Stewardship Services
of the United Church of Canada. Central. Huron
Secondary School Choir ,will combine with
Wesley -Willis Choir to provide special music at
the evening service.-16,17ar
BLYTH FIGURE SKATING Club, Annual Meeting,
Thursday, April '26th, 8 p.m. at Blyth Public
School. Parents of figure skat,ers and power
skaters are urged to attend. Your support will
determine the future of the club next
season. -16,17
ANNUAL PIE SOCIAL and Bake Sale at St. An-
drew's Presbyterian Church, Clinton an May 3 at
7 p.m. Hooked rug display, Sponsored by
Madeleine Lane Auxiliary.-16ar
CLINTON's CN SCHOOL CAR on Wheels 15089
needs your help to restore and maintain it. $5
membership privilege cards available at
Bartliffs, Campbell's Men's Wear, Clinton Credit
Union, Bali and Mutch Furniture. Donations over
$10 income tax deductible. -16,17
SPRING CONCERT - The biggest musical event in
Exeter, May 5. James Street United Church, 120
voice choir, brass band, 7:30 p.m. -16-1a.
BASEMENT BARGAINS - good used clothing -sale,
Friday, May 4 at 7 - 8:30 p.m. at Wesley -Willis
Church, Clinton. -16-18
YOU ARE INVITED to a PROMOTIONAL BANQUET
hosted by Clinton and District School. Come and
see Peter Slofstra perform a concept concert en-
titled "I See You God" on May 4 at 7 p.m. in
auditorium of CDCS, Clinton. Banquet and con-
cert tickets $7. Concert only $2 at door at 8 p.m.
For tickets call 482-7811.-16,17ar
HURON COUNTY FAMILY Planning invites you to
attend Family Planning Clinic every Thursday
from 6:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. at Huron County
Health Unit, Public Health Wing, Huronview,
Clinton'. Counselling and medical services
provided. -3e o w.
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SEAFORTH & DISTRICT Ringettes invite you to
their annual "Oriental Tea Garden" and dessert
luncheon at Seaforth and District Community
Centre featuring fashions by Seaforth, mer-
, chants, Wednesday, May 9, 8 p.m. Admission
55.00. Tickets from Ringette members. -16,17
ONTARIO STREET United Church, 9th Annual
Pork Barbecue, Wednesday, October 3, 4:30'- 8
p.m. Advance tickets only. Adults $6.00, children
12 and under $3.00, pre-schoolers free -16
DESSERT EUCHRE and Bake Sale, Wednesday,
April 25, 1984; at 1:30 p.m. Summerhill Hall.
Sponsored by The Summerhill Ladies Club. Ad-
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SEAFORTH & DISTRICT SADDLE Club's 9th Annual
Poker Rally On Horseback. Sunday, April 29,
1984, 12:30 p.m. (Rain' Date - May 6). Hullett Con-
servation Area - follow the signs off Hwy. 8
between Clinton and Seaforth. Food Available.
For information call 524-4829 or 523-4275.-16,17 '.
You are invited to a
PROMOTIONAL BANQUET
hosted by the Clinton
and District School.
COME and SEE:
PETER SLOFSTRA
perform a concept concert
entitled "1 SEE YOU
GOD"
MAY 4th, 1984
eat 7 pm. In the auditorium
of the C.D.C.S. Clinton, Ont.
Banquet and concert tickets, '7.00. The
public Is invited to the concert at 8 pm.
Concertonly, '2.00 at the door.
For tickets call 482-7811
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FULLY LICENSED UNDER LLBO
OPENING
AOR THE SEASON
Friday, April 20
School year calendar ' approved
Elementary and secondary professional Elementary and schools for the
development days for 1984-85 were approv-. trainable mentally retarded will have PD
ed by the Huron County Board of Educa- days on Sept. 24, Oct. 26, Nov. 28, Feb. 22,
tion- at its April 2 -meeting: - ..... .. May 3� June 10-and-:%une-26 to -28..
The approval of the ' professional The secondary school professional
development days came as part of the ap- development days will be on Oct. 26, May 3
proval for the 1984-85 school year calendar.and June 24 to 28.
Seaforth District High School will hold
The regular 'school holidays include additional PD days on Jan. 30, 31 and Feb.
Christmas holidays - with the last day of 1, i.
school being Dec. 21 and students return-
ing Jan. 7, while the mid -winter break runs will hold additional PD days on Feb. 8 and
from March 8 to March 18. June 21.
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April 22 at Bartl iff's
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Moe Koffman comes to Blyth
Moe Koffman, "Canada's jazz am-
bassador to the world", and his jazz quintet,
will be appearing at Blyth Memorial Hall
Sunday, April 29 at 2 p.m.
They are "artis1s of world stature" says
The Advertiser of Australia. "Undoubtedly
five of the best purveyors of ja7.7 on the
North American continent," reports
Kingston's Whig Standard.
Although he is best known for his hit of
1958, "Swinging Shepherd Blues", Moe Koff-
man',, accomplishiXients span a lifetime. He
began with the violin and moved on to the
saxophone, becoming a teenage prodigy
working in the United States with bands led
by Jimmy Dorsey, Sonny Durham, and
Charlie Barnet. After studying flute in New
York, he introduced this instrument to jazz
and popularized it as a jazz instrument.
Always innovative, Koffman has combin-
ed his jazz with a great range of musical
styles - classieal, rock and pop This wider
appeal is why Moe Koffman has fans
everywhere, not just with the jazz elite.
The Winnipeg Free Press says, "Koffman
is a consummate musician and is keenly at-
tuned to what is good and at the same time
popular. This approach has done more to
popularize jazz than the iconoclastic ap-
proach."
Koffman is backed by a combo of ac-
complished musicians in their own right -
Ed Bickert on guitar, bassist Kieran Overs,
keyboard player Bernie Senensky and
drummer Howie Silverman.
One of Koffman's most listened to pieces
is "Koff Drops", the theme tune for CBC
Radio's As It Happens. But in concert is
where you can get the best samplings
amazing variety of jazz styles.
Tickets for Moe Koffman, The Jazz
Quintet are available at the Blyth Festival
box office, 523-9300 or 523-9225.
Playhouse unveils children's
entertainment series
Huron Country Playhouse is delighted to
announce a very special entertainment
series for young teenagers. This series will
feature three outstanding events
guaranteed to thrill and amaze the young in
body and the young at heart.
Leading off the series on July 10 will be
Brian Glow The Magician. Brian is master
of Canada's largest magic productions. He
has performed internationally in the United
States, Western Europe and Africa and,, in
1985 will be touring in Japan, Hong Kong
and Australia. His fresh material and inven-
tive approach, leave both children and
adults smiling and speechless as well as
- roaring with laughter at his wit, his charm
and his mystifying tricks.
On July 24, Child's Play Productions will
present The Polka Dot Door Live. What
STEVENS'
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*Dances, Weddings
and other occasions
(519) 887-6159 anytime
or evenings
child is not familiar with Humpty and
Dumpty, Marigold and Bear? Now is their
chance to see their favourites in person at
HCP. It's a splendid and exciting show
which, of course, also includes The
Polkaroo!
Finally, on August 21, Children's Hour
Productions present the special children's
musical, BUT I'M JUST A KID, an up -beat,
original show with a multitude of special ef-
fects and songs such as "Haircuts" and
"Going Into Grade One". From the ex-
plosive start of the show until the last mist
fades, the children are given an earful and
an eyeful of one of the most dynamic shows
ever mounted for their ears and eyes.
All three children's shows will be sold on a
subscription show basis. Each show will
have two performances.
HURON
CENTENNIAL SCHOOL
Wednesday, May 2
and Thursday, May 3
at 8 P.M. Both Nights
Tickets: $2. Call - 482-3330
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