Clinton News-Record, 1984-07-11, Page 221;
1.444 ,1)101,11.1C SCHOOL Pre -School Story Haus
fol .3.414 yeolds accoolpanied by an adult,
ever secondar Monday commencing September 17
at 14:39 a.m•--30ar
THE .p,AMIY • of Gard and Grace Lawson invites
friends, neighbors, and relatives to Open House
Sunday, July 15 at 2 p.m. on the occasion of their
60th „Wedding .Anniversary. Best wishes only.
ple454.-28
RATHWEIy4 REUNION:to be heicl4at Seaforth Lions
Pork on .Sunday, July 15th. Picnic. dinner at
12:80.-28x
stc9ND PUBLIC MEETING to discuss the future of
the Huron County Pioneer Museum will be held
with. the museum study committee in early
August. The final time and location of the
meeting .will be announced in next week's
poper.-28
BABY BAZAAR & BAKE SALE: Sponsored by La
Leche League, July 21, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in
Wingham Town Hall. Everything for babies, j
children and mothers -to -be including new and
used articles. Free balloon! Tickets available at
Wolters, Cowan's Country Store & Keil
Insurance.-28-
BLYTH FESTIVAL Garrison's Garage: July 13. A
Spider in the douse: July 14, 19, 20. Cake, -Walk:
July 17 (opening), 18, 19 (mat.). Performance
time: 8:30 p.m. unless otherwise indicated.
Tickets: $8. adults, $3, children. Call Box Office
523 9300 or 523-9225. BLYTH INN Thursday, July
12, Michael Kelly and Kelly Mullen (Irish jigs and
reels). No cover charge. 7 • 7:45 p.m. and 10:30
p.m.-28ar
CLINTON LEGION BINGO held Thursday even-
ings is cancelled for the summer.-28-30ar
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.
HURON COUNTRY PLAYHOUSE presents. "SIe th"
;My 3 -1 lif 14 and in PLAYHOUSE Il "Love in the
Back Seat" July 11 - July•2a . Phone.238-8451.-28
GREAT MUSIC HOLIDAY for amateur musicians •
CAMMAC Lake Rosseau Music Centre - One or
4wo weeks, July 22nd - August 5th;, $320 per
week - room, board and MUSIC fee. Opportunity,
to sing• in • choir, play in orchestra; chamber.
music, voice production, opera workshop,'
guitar, recorders and frivolity. WHY NOT! If in-
terested, contact Mark Heitshu. 61 Moore
Avenue, Toronto, M4T 1 V5. (416)07-0092.-28
FLEA MARKET: - Sponsored by Clinton BIA,
Thursday, July 19 at 2 p.m. - 11 p.m. In`the park-
ing lot beside Clinton Commercial Printers. Ven-
dors needed - no charge for space. No dealers.
To book your space, call Shirol Dept. Store 482-
7621.-27,28or
BINGO every 1uesday evening at Vanastra Cen-
tre, R.R. 5', Clinton, 8 p.m. First regular card
$1.00. 15 regular $20.00 games, ,three share -the -
wealth jackpot $200.00 must go! Admission is
restricted to 16 years and over. -1 tfar
ENTERTAINING Sit home this summer? Ask about
our outside. catering services at the White Carna-
tion or make a reservation at the restaurant.
Catering to weddings, banquets and private par-
- ties. 482-9228, after hours 524-4133.--26tfar
SEAFORTH AGRICULTURAL Society presents
Lowdown at the Seaforth and District Community
Centres Sat., July 21, 198'4. Dancing 8 - 1. Tickets
$6.00 each. Age of Majority. Lunch provided. For
tickets contact any directors or Bob & Betty's
Variety or call 482-9196.-27,28
MONSTER BINGO every Monday night, June 11• to
Sept. 3 at Clinton Community Centre. Admission
16 yrs. and over. Cards 6 for $l., 25cents each,
fifteen regular, games and three share -the -
wealth, one 51000 game. Doors open,6:30 p.m
Proceeds to community work. 24-35ar
Cakes play major role
An elaborate wedding cake is the centre of
controversy in CAKE -WALK, a -comedy by
Montreal playwright Colleen Curran and the
Blyth Festival's third production this
season. Although the cake is actually made
of styrofoam, it is being professionally
decorated (with Royal Icing) by Sandra
Root who lives just outside Blyth. Sandra
has made wedding cakes for many couples
'in this area.
The five cakes starring in this production
BROWNIE'S
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"RHINESTONE"
and
"TWO OF A KIND"
eThe VanEgmond House',1
Came Visit
"The Sitting Room'
featuring
Quality Heritage Crafts
t Created by Local Artisans
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on .a Guided Tour
Open Daily,
8:30 am - 4:30 pm
Egmondville, 527-04.13
Seaforth
are: Northern Belle - a close relative of the
Southern Belle, it's an elaborate concoction
that "looks like it's going to a cotillion";
Cleary Chocolate Cheesecake — "quite
possibly the most deeadent dessert ever
made" ; Heaven on . Earth Carrot Cake -
really healthy, made from "vegetables and
all natural ingredients"; King Tut Coconut
Cake - an archaeological find?; and
Wedding at Tiffany's - a three-tier
extravaganza decorated with
bougainvillea rather than roses.
Also appearing are Laurel Paetz, Anne
Anglin, Janet Land, Patricia Vanstone, K.
Dorothy Finer and Andrew Martin
Thomson, ' Glen Creamer, a Goderich
resident and interviewer, on.CKNX-TV, will
be making his Blyth Festival debut as the
loudspeaker voice. Katherine Kaszas will be
directing, and the set and costumes are by
Pat Flood.
CAKE -WALK .opens on Tuesday, July 17
and plays through to August 18.. Tickets are
available through the box office It 523-9300,
or 523-9225.
Stogette -
for.
Donna Dalton
Saturday, July 21, 1984
For information call
482-3152 or 527-0209
RECEPTION
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on Saturday, July 21, 1984
9 pm -1 am In Hensall.
For further information call
262-5426
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JULY 21
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CLINTON
John Stanley was dealing up a storm at Monte Carlo Night held in Smith, Tony Ross, Earl Talbot, Mike Smith, James Talbot and
Bayfield last Saturday night. Pictured (left to right) are players Ed Gerry Uniac. ( Rod Hilts photo)
Chautauqua tradition revived in Bayfield
By Helen Owen
Pioneer Park again played an important
part in Bayfield's Bicentennial celebrations
on Sunday afternoon when the Tapestry
Singers presented their Dominion. Chautau-
qua Show to • a large and appreciative au-
dience.
Under the direction of Wayne Strongman,
the musical director the company opened
their show with Fanfare Which was special-
ly commissioned and composed by Harry
Freedman, followed by Dominion Chautau-
qua by Andrew MacBean.
Adding variety to the performance were
an Ode to a Mammoth Cheese, traditional
Ontarian songs, a nostalgic look at the old',
schools, politics, the wars, sports and opera.
Together and individually the performers
brought to every song and piece their in-
dividual personalities in presenting
patriotism, Ontario's heritage, satire, the
arts and memories of wars.
The, second half of the program followed
in the traditions of the original Chautauqua
shows and reflected the hardships of the
pioneers, the development of the railroad,
an hilarious presentation of the Prohibi-
tionist's song, and in a more contemporary
LONDESBORO LIONS CLUB
Smoked Pork Chop Barbecue in
conjunction with Hullett Days
on July 14 at Londesboro Hall 5-
7 p.m.
Adults $5.50 Children $3.50
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INTRODUCING
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High quality and economically
priced European skin care and
makeup products. Experienced in the
European approach to glorify your
skin naturally.
For free facial - with no obligation
to buy - phone
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mood the Toronto Island Suite, the work of
Robert Sward and David Passmore.
Against an ingeniously constructed set
representing the, tent used in the original
shows, the performers switched from one
mood to the next, and the children who had
attended the Music Camp on the previous
day took their part in the performance with
tremendous enthusiasm, carefully following
the lead of the professionals, singing and
miming. Their participation in all three
songs , was delightful giving the show a
closeness with the audience.
Charming people on and off stage, the
Tapestry Singers themselves enjoyed this
visit to Bayfield, their second and expressed
the hope that they will be asked to return.
It was interesting to learn at the end of the
show from a member of the audience that
Leon Major author of the Chautauqua
>;teview was the son of parents who once had
a business in Goderich where he attended
school. From there to University he has now
established himself notably in the theatrical
world.
Members of the Tapestry Singers are:
Wayne Strongman director; James Ander-
son - Baritone; Kristine Anderson - mezzo
Benefit Pork Roast
for
Ray and Brenda Biesinger
Saturday, July 21st
8:00 p.m.
Mile and a 1/4 south of
Londesboro on Hwy. No. 4.
(Clinton Boxed Meats). Bring
your own refreshen ts.J
CLINTON
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soprano; Calla Krause - mezzo soprano;
Robert Missen - tenor, and Shelley Hanson -
a pianist.
Following the performance each of the
children received a beautiful certificate
from the company embossed with their
special seal. .
Getting everything together required, a
great deal of physical effort, moving pianos,
and in this respect Pat Graham and family
surpassed themselves and merit a very
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