Clinton News-Record, 1985-6-19, Page 20Page 18-CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19, 1985
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BINGO: Vanastra Rec. Centre. Tuesdays, 8 p m
First reg. card Si.. fifteen reg. $20. games three
share -the -wealth. Jackpot $900 must go. Lucky
Ball $100.00 (if not won) Lucky Ball increases $20
per week. Admission restricted to 16 years and
over. l4tf
THE FAMILY Of Gordon and Marjorie Wall nee
Arthur) invites friends, neighbours and relatives
to a dance in honour of their parents 401h Wed
ding Anniversary. Saturday June 22 01 the
WingHom Legion. Dancing 9 I to the Srddon
Brothers Let your presence be your gift 24 25>,
MONSTER BINGO Sponsored by Clinton Service
Clubs, Clinton Community Centre Mondays
June 10 to Sept 2 15 regular games 3 share
the wealth grand prize $1000 Doors open 6 30
p rn Admission 16 years and over Proceeds to
community work 24-35
BAYFIELD LIONS Club Bingo every Friday night at
7-45 p.m. Doors open of 6 30 p m Jackpot
$300 00 23tfar
ROSE SHOW Clinton Horticultural Society Fri
day, June 21. Anglican Parish Hall Clinton En
tries should be in place by 11 30 a n. +�ew�ri9
time 2 30 9. Silver collection Door izes Fo!r
more information 4827896 23 25or
DON'T MISS THE FARM SHOW July 11 19
Goderich Twp Shed. Tickets available at local
outlets or by phoning 4825207 24 27or
PLAN TO ATTEND Dundalk s 28th Annual Square
and Step Dancing Competition. 7 p rn Friday
June 21 $4 00 Saturday June 22 $6 00
Children $2 00 Camp sites available
Preschoolers free 25o
QUILT AUCTION July 27 1985 Arnprior On
tone X40 miles west of Ottawer Enter your craft
in our Lionettes Heritage Quilt Auction Call 613
623 3277 or 613 623 3762 25o
KOMOKA and District Arts and Crafts Festival
Saturday June 22nd 10 a in 10 6 p rn 111
Township Arena Hwy No 81 Mt Brydges Ad
mission 51 00 25o
SINGLES DANCE Saturday June 22nd Stratford
Farr Grounds Dancing 9 1 Music by Mello
Torres 25
SEAFORTH AGRICULTURE Society present, The
Wolters Family Sat July.20 1985 Show time 8
p m Dance 9 p rn at the Seaforth and District
Community Centres Tickets Adults $5 00
Children under 12 52 50 Proceeds to repair
round house at Fairy uunds Tickets available
born any member or phone 482 9196. 25 27or
PEACE FAIR And Family Picnic Comp
Menesetung norrh of Goderich 10.00 a in to
10 00 p m June 22nd Corne to workshops to
discuss peace and nuclear disarmament as well
as music children s activities theatre and non
competitive games Free admission Sponsored
by the Ontario Rural Learning Association 24
25
THE HURON COUNTY Health Unit invites you to
attend the Child Health Clinic held at the Health
Unit Office, Huronview Clinton on Friday June
21. 1985 from 9.30 - 11 30 o rn for I. Health
Surveillance. 2. Anaemia Screening. 3. lin
munization. 4 Hearing Screening 5 V,sion
Screening 6 Fluoride brushing for ngoos 3 to 5
years Adult Immunization will also be offered at
this Clinic' 25ar
WOMEN TODAY Ahnual Meeting 8 00 p m
Wednesday, .lune 26th Clinton Town Hall
Theme Worsen and Art, Everyone welcome 25
ANYONE having pictures or antiques per taming
to SS No 9, Tipperary Goderich Township and
wishing to display thein of the 1-5 0 celebrations
July 18 21, contact Vera Miller. 482-3369 25
ST. PAUL'S ANGLICAN Church Horn and
Strawberry Supper. Wednesday. June 26. Sery
.ing in the Church Hall 4•30 •7 p.m Tickets
Adults $6.50, 12 and under • $3. 25 26
BLYTH FESTIVAL Polderland June 20 (preview)
21 (Gala Opening), 22, 27 Moose County June 25
(opening). 26. 27 (matinee). Unless otherwise in
dicated. all performances • are at 8'30 p rn
matinees ore of 2.00 p.rn 25or
BAYFIELD LION'S Club Pancake Breakfast. Sun
day. June 30 9 a.m. • 1 p.m Bayfield Community .
Centre. Adults S3, children under 12
$2. 25,26ar
CLINTON SPORTS DAYS
CH ICKEN
BARBQUE
"Minor Ball *Boys' Bail Hockey
*Men's Bali Hockey
Clinton Colts
Saturday, July 6, 1985
Clinton Community Park
5 pm to 7:30 pm
TICKETS: $6.00 per person
Available from Bill Fleming,
Recreation office, Minor Ball
coaches.
Proceeds to Minor Bail.
-BAKE SALE-
and
TEA
Sponsored by
Ladies Auxiliary to
Royal Canadian Legion
Clinton
at Legion Hall
JUNE 22, 1985
...from 2 pm - 4 pm
Proceeds to
Veterans Assistance
ANNOUNCING
NEW
DINING ROOM
HOURS
Tuckersmith
Sesquicentennial
SHUTTLE
BUS
SERVICE
will be operating, for
your convenience, on
SATURDAY, JUNE 29
from the Seaforth Community
Centre to the Van Egmond House
and back, with stops in between
SHUTTLE BUS SERVICE
WILL OPERATE IN BOTH
MORNING AND AFTERNOON
I' lyt Festival prepares
for season opening
The streets of Blyth are bustling with ac-
tivity these days as rehearsals begin at the
Blyth Festival.
Two plays are currently in rehearsal:
Polderland by Bryan Wade, and Moose
County by Colleen Curran. Actors, direc-
tors, technical and office staff are busily
preparing for what looks like a blockbuster
season.
Polderland opens Blyth's llth season on
Friday, June 21. A tale of suspense and
adventure set in Holland in 1944, it is
directed by the Festival's new Artistic
Director, Katherine Kaszas. Two actors
frail last season's company, Ron Gabriel
and Laurel Paetz appear in Polderland,
along with Festival newcomers Brian
Stollery, Neil Foster, Lorna Wilson and
David L. Gordon. The set for this play,
showing the interior of a Dutch farmhouse,
is by Allan Stitchbury, and the costumes are
by Kerry Hackett, the Festival's resident
costume designer.
The second opening of this season, on June
25, is Moose County, a hilarious look at'
small town life and dangerous chemicals
! 1, written by the author of last year's hit,
Cake -Walk. Moose County is directed by
Terry Tweed, who was part of the company
in 1983 and directed a workshop here last
Second Annexal
CLAN GREGOR PICNIC
Clan Gregor Park, Bayfield
SUNDAY, JUNE 23
1:00 pm to 5:00 pm
Pot Luck Lunch 4:00 pm
All McGregors, friends and
relatives welcome.
BUCK & DOE
for
Ron Ulch
and
Gail Caldwell
SATURDAY, JUNE 29
For more information call
482-9562 or 523-9494
ST. LOUIS
summer. Robert King and Diana Belshaw
return as members of this year's company.
Others in the cast for Moose are Marianne
Mcisaac, Nancy Roberts, Peter Smith, and
Eleanor Yeoman. Set and costumes are by
Gwen Keatley, designer of A Spider In The
House last summer.
Moose County continues to be popular at
the Box Office with one matinee perfor-
mance already completely sold out. In fact
all five Blyth Festival productions are doing
extremely well, with Box Office figures to
date 100 percent ahead of this time last
year! We advise members of the public to
buy their tickets as early as possible to
avoid disappointment.
II YDRI
1M BEECH ST CLINTON
BOX OFFICE OPENS AT 8:30 PM
FORST,SHOW AT DUSK
PLEASE NOTE:
We are now
OPEN NIGHTLY
(Closed Monday Nights only)
FRIDAY, JUNE 21 TO THURS.; JUNE 27
(Closed Monday, June 24)
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SPECIAL ADMISSION FOR
THESE DISNEY SHOWS
Adults 4.00
Children Under 12 ..
50
Would you believe
this Little Girl will
be 34 on JUNE 22.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY SUSAN
LOVE MOM & DAD
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ALL OUR LOVE ON
YOUR 40th WEDDING
ANNIVERSARY
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LIVE SHOW
NEW SHOW
MONDAY, JULY 1st
Seaforth and District
Community Centres
ONE SHOW 2:00 PM
TICKETS ADVANCE
ADULT 4.00
STUDENTS/
SENIORS
CHILD
[1.2 & Under]
FAMILY 10.00 12.00
TICKETS AVAILABLE AT
CLINTON NEWS -RECORD
or
SEAFORTH RECREATION
OFFICE 527.0882
3.00
2.00
DOOR
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Summer Leader Sale C per, inserted In
this week's paper, for the GREAT SHOWS
playing at the Park Theatre & Mustang Drive -In.
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HAPPY 40th
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
MOM & Dad
Barb, Bill, Tammy, Tabatha
and Tanya. Judy, Gary, Kari -Sue
and•Ryan. Richard and M,lry.
TUCKERSMITH
L_TOWNSHIIP.�
THREE BEARS
SUMMER PLAYGROUND
PROGRAM
DON'T
FORCET
THE
STRIPPER
AMA
This Saturday
June 22,
10 atm -4 pm
at
Mondays: 9:30 to 4 pm
at Egmondville
Tuesdays: 9:30 to 4 pm \
at Vanastra i •
rr'
Thursdays: 9:30 to 4 pm
cif Varna /
Wednesdays: Special Trips'
and Sports Development
Program at Vanastra
PLAYGROUND PROGRAM FEES
$00 Per $245'00 Per
o' child L family
$200 dail fee`
NORHOLME
DECORATING CENTRE
54 KING ST., CLINTON
See all-new furniture, wood, masonry
and metal stripping products being
demonstrated. Now easier and faster to
use than ever!
I e
Monday Blyth
to IPP
Saturday , _ ,
11 a.m. to 11 p. m.
Sunday- 5 p.m. to 8 p.m.
TUCKERSMITH SESQUICENTENNIAL
SPECIAL EVENTS
Saturday, June 29, 1985
BED RACE and HOMEMADE
SOAP BOX ENTRIES
Deadline for entries June 24
BRAD CARNOCHAN 527-1545
As soon as possible for age limits!
ROAST BEEF BUFFET
Includes: Salad Bar
Dessert and Beverage
ENTERTAINMENT
THIS WEEKEND
"WAYNE JESSOP"
Licensed under L.L.B.O. 523-9381
please contact
KUB KAR KITS are still available by
contacting GEORGE TOWNSEND at
527-1629 The Price has been reduced!!
Kars to be at Van Egmond House at 9 a.m.
Sat. June 29 A class for kers made by cubs
and scouts is available.
Anyone wishing to provide ponies for
PONY RIDES on Saturday, June 29/85
Please contact WAYNE CANTELON at 482-7170 by June 20/85.
FIRST TRIP
. Wednesday, July 10
to Collingwood
For additional info. call
482-3544
Tuckersmith
" Sesquicentennial
4-/"�HOiM ECOMING
at Seaforth & Distrlet Community Centres
Beef Barbecue and Dance
SATURDAY, JUNE 29
Dancing to Country Companions and Labyrinth
BBQ and Dance
BBQ and Dance
BBQ only
BBQ only
Dance only
$9.00 per person
$5.00 12 and under
$7.50 per person'
$3.00 12 and under
$5.00 per person
Barbecue 5 - 8 p.m. Dance 9 - 1 a.m.
Chicken Barbecue
SUNDAY, JUNE 30
From 4:00 to 6:00 p.m.
Adults $6.00 Children 12 and under $3.00
AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT -GET YOUR TICKETS EARLY
44urlclpal Office, Vanastra
The Huron Expositor, Seaforth
Bob & Betty's Variety, Seaforth
Or Phone 262-6009
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