Clinton News-Record, 1987-04-22, Page 25Page 24—CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22, 1987
Coming Evnts
BINGO: Vonastro Rec Cenlre, Tuesdays, 8 p.m.
First reg. cord $1., fifteen reg. $20. games, three
shore -the -wealth. Jackpot $200. must go. Lucky
Ball $200.00 (if not won). Lucky Ball increases
$20. per week. Admission restricted to 16 years
and over.—tfar
CATERING -•- for complete satisfaction, let us
cater your next special occasion. btoriety of meal
plans. Captain's Cove Family Restaurant,
Bayfield 565-2992. •10tfar
AUBURN & DISLRICT LION'S CLUB Ebchre Tourna-
ment Sahirday, April 25, Aubh�h Hall. Registra-
tion 1:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. $3.Oq per person.
Tournament starts 2 p.m. Cash prizes $50, $40,
$30. Held under Authority of Special Occasion
Permit. All proceeds to community
service. --15,16 •
SLOW PITCH tournament at Slow Pitch City, - Dor-
chester on May 14-18. Lodies "D", Men's "C" and
"D", Masters over 35, and Co-ed. Call Kathy
686-7881 or 451-5271. 15,16,17
OUR 12TH ANNUAL Garage Sale will be held Fri-
day, May 8th, 7:00-9:00 pm at the Blyth Com-
munity 'Centre. Call Bonnie Shannon 523-9326 or
Candice Howson 523-4508 for any donations you
may have. Sponsored by the Evening Unit of the
Blyth U.C.W.--12.17
BARBERSHOP Spring show presented by Seaforth
Harmony Kings, Saturday, April 25 at the
Seaforth Community Centre. Show times 2 p.m.
and 8 p.m. For tickets calf 482.7272 or
482.9739.--15,16ar
MOTHER'S DAY! Don't be disappointed. Make
your reservations now. Brunch 11 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Supper buffet 4 p.m. - 7 p.m. The Blyth Inn
523-9381. 15,16ar
BLYTH INN will be open for Sunday Brunch 11
a.m. • 2 p.m., Supper Buffet 4 p.m. 7 p.m. star-
ting May 3, 1987. Watch for our 4th Anniversary
Special. 15,16ar
KLOMPEN FEEST PARADE, Saturday, May 160111
a.m. $2.000 in prizes. Entry forms available at
Town Hall, Boll & Mutch, Clinton Chiropractic
Centre. 13-19.
JOIN US FOR Buffet Sundays 4:30 • 7:00 p.m. at
the White Carnation Holmesville. For Mother's
Day, May 10, a special smorgasbord featuring
roost beef and ham including salad bar, hot buf•
fet, and dessert will be served from 12:30 • 7:00
p.m. $9.75 per person, 12 & under ' , price. For
reservations phone 482-9228 or 524.4133 (after
hours). Catering to weddings. banquets, and
private parties. See us for outside
catering. 16,17,1Sor
SURVIVAL THROUGH FRIENDSHIP HOUSE Annual
Meeting will be held on Monday, April 27 at 8
p.m. in St. George's Parish Hall, Nelson Street.
Goderich. Guest Speaker Laurie Thomson.
Social Worker with Huron -Perth Centres and co-
founder of the Men's Group. EVERYONE
WELCOME 16
CARD PARTY at SI. James Church, Middleton
April 27 at 8 p m. Ladies please bring lunch Ad
mission $1 50 Everyone welcome 16x
BAYFIELLIONS CLU : Binge commences Friday,
May 1st. Bo 'eld Co..munity Centre. Doors open
6:30 p.m. Ja ...-16tfor
BAYFIELD LIONS CLUB Annual Pancake Breakfast
- pancakes, sausages, pure Bayfield maple
syrup. May 17, Bayfield Community
Centre.--16-19or
SINGLES DANCE Saturday, April 25 at Victorian
Inn, Stratford. Dancing 9 - 1 to "Country
Connections". --16
HURON COUNTY Family Planning invites you to
attend Family Planning Clinic every Thursday
from 6:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. at Huron County Health
Unit, Public Health Wing, Huronview, Clinton.
Counselling and medical services
provided,---49eow
CARD PARTY - I.O.0.F. Hall, Brucefield, Friday,
April 24 at 8 p.m. Ladies please bring lunch.
Everyone welcome. Admission $1.50. -16
AUBURN & DISTRICT Lion's Club Dance, Saturday,
May 2, Auburn Community Hall. Music by Sound -
trek, dancing 9-1. Admission $4.00 per person.
Under authority of Special Permit. Age of Majori-
ty only. 16,17
SATURDAY, APRIL 25TH at Ontario Street Church
Hall 9:30 a.m. - noon, Bake Sale, proceeds for
Hospital Fund, and good used clothing
sale. 16x
DESSERT EUCHRE and Boke Sale Wednesday,
April 29 at 1 p.m., 1.O.O.F. Hall, Princess St. E.,
Clinton. Admission $2.00. Everyone welcome.
Sponsored by Huronic Rebekohs. - 13,16x
CLINTON OLD TYME Dance Club, last dance
Orange Hall, Friday, April 24, 9 p.m. • 12 mid
night, Gordon Walls Orchestra. Potluck.
lunch. ---16
EUCHRE PARTY at the Fish and Game Club ori
Saturday, April 24 at 8:00 p.m. Ladies please br-
ing lunch. Admission $1 .00.- -16ar
HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY meeting, Wednesday,
April 22 at 8 p.m. in the Clinton Public School.
Speaker Mr. Frank Sanders with topic "herbs".
Surprise lunch and dooi prizes. 16
BLYTH LEGION Ladies Auxiliary are holding a
Smorgasbord Dinner and Auction in the Blyth
Community Centre, Saturday, April 25, 1987. F r
tickets contact Mildred Ament 523-4230. Ka
Bromley 523.4497 or any Auxiliary mem r.
Tickets are $20.00 couple, $10.00 single an
proceeds for the handicapped lift. Dinner 6-8
p.m. Auction to follow. Please get your tic ets
early. 13.16ar
THE 76TH ANNUAL MEETING of the Family and
Children's Services of Huron County (incor-
porated as the Children's Aid Society) will be
held on Wednesday, April 22, 1987 at 7:30 p.m.
at 46 Gloucester Terrace. Goderich, Ontario. A
business meeting will be held to review the
operation and financial results of 1986 and for
the election of officers. Presentations on some of
our current programs will be made Voting
memberships available at the door $I 00.
Everyone is cordially welcome. 13.16ar
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presented by
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Music Club
FRIDAY, MAY 1
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Musicians to
Many registrations in band, choir, vocal,
keyboard, instrumental and dance classes
have been received by the Midwestern On-
tario Rotary Music Festival, which will take
place from April 27 to May 2 inclusive, in
Walkerton. The festival is organized and
sponsored by the Hanover -Walkerton
branch of the Ontario Registered Music
Teachers' Association and the Walkerton
Rotary Club.
Walkerton Rotarians have begun the fund
raising campaign to help finance these daily
sessions. Chairman of the Scholarship and
Patron Committee, Cliff Buckingham said,
"This festival enables over five thousand
musicians,. novice and accomplished, from
surrounding counties to have their skills and
progress assessed by highly qualified ad-
judicators, and to obtain performing ex-
perience. As the calibre of musicianship
Don't wait
to purchase
Festival ticket
BLYTH - May 4 is fast approaching -
that's the date when tickets to the Blyth
Festival's 13th season go on sale to the
general public.
changing their vouchers for tickets, and
group orders are being taken, but from May
4, the Box Office is open to single ticket sales
as well. Last year was a boom year for the
Box Office - voucher sales were up 50 per
cent and group orders doubled. 1987 looks
like it will be equally busy.
"I'm tremendously impressed with the
loyalty and trust.of the Blyth Festival au-
dience," said new general manager Tim
Chapman. "We're doing four completely
new plays this year, plus a repeat for 1986.
This is much riskier than putting on a pro-
duction that has already been a hit, say, on
Broadway. From the Festival's earliest
days, our audience has shown that they like
new Canadian plays and this is very en-
couraging to me. They don't wait to see
what the reviews are like before buying
tickets - they are willing to take a chance on
us because they know from experience that
the results are well worth it."
Interest in the five plays being offered at
Blyth this summer has been evenly spread
with Bordertown Cafe by Kelly Rebar in the
lead, closely followed by Miss Balmoral Of
The Bayview by Colleen Curran (author of
past hits Moose County and Cake -Walk).
Tickets are still available to all perfor-
mances but members of the public are ad-
vised not to dawdle - many Blyth Festival
performances have sold out weeks, or even
months, in advance in the past, and there is
no reason to suppose 1987 will be any
different.
The Box Office is currently open for ticket
sales from 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., Monday to
Friday.
converage on
rises more scholarships are required and
patrons are needed in meeting festival ex-
penses. Scholarships range from $25 to over
$200 patrons are $25 and up, and friends of
the festival are any amounts under $25. All
donations are gratefully acknowledged in
the festival program and receipts are given
for tax purposes."
"Another way to assist the festival is by
businesses placing ads in the program",
said Gladys Jacklin, who is on the advertis-
ing committee with Edith Waldie.
"These programs reach the public within
a sixty mile radius. We have always receiv-
ed an excellent response from the com-
munities involved in the festival, and we ap-
preciate their interest and help", said Edith
Waldie.
Walkerton
Treasurer Bill Read, who is also the chair-
man of the Budget and Finance Committee
said, "I have really enjoyed guiding the
festival financially in the past six years and
still find it a challenging job. We are self
supporting, thanks to the generous dona-
tions from buisness and professional people,
municipalities, organizations, and in-
terested individuals. When we did have a
surplus we returned it to the community by
donating $1000.00 to the new grand piano in
the Town Hall which is used for the festival,
and also donated towards drapes for the
Town Hall stage."
The festival concludes with the presenta-
tion of scholarships at the Highlights Con-
cert on Saturday evening, May 2, at the
Walkerton District Secondary School.
Auxiliary set for
dinner and auction
BLYTH - The Legion Auxiliary here is
putting the finishing touches on their dinner
and auction which is set for April 25. Pro-
ceeds will go towards purchasing a lift for
the community centre.
Updating the donations puts the
Londesboro Lions on the list with a $1,500
donation; minor sports and ringette with
$500; the Blyth Figure Skating Club with
$250; John Hesselwood, $100; Mr. and Mrs.
Gene Gore, $50; Auburn Lions Club, $300;
Lloyd Tasker, $50; chocolate bar sales,
$1,000, bringing the total to $19,090.
The amount of $30,000 has been set as the
target.
Tickets for the dinner and auction can be
picked up from any Auxiliary member.
NOTICE: To Fish Ooltlt� Nffsm�ers
POT LUCK SUPPER
Saturday, April 25/87
6:30 p.m.
Dance To GYPSY CAMPERS
All Members Welcome
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SPECIALS
DAILY LUNCH AND DINNER
BREAKFAST 1 .99
N.Y. SIRLOIN STEAK . 2/13.95
SENIOR CITIZENS 10% OFF
DINNERS AFTER 4 PM ONLY
NOTICE
Clinton Public Hospital
DINNER & AUCTION
TRANSPORTATION
Saturday, April 25
For entry forms call
Mari .: , 3„ff rson
482®3616
ELIGIBLE: Clinton area girls 17 to 21
years old, never married
SPONSORS & GIRLS BOTI-1 NEEDED
Sponsored by the
Clutton Kinettes and
the Huron Central Agricultural
Society
A bus is being provided for
those wishing to travel to
the Stanley Township Hall
for the Clinton Public
Hospital Auction and
Dirtner.
The bus will leave the
hospital at 6:00 p.m. and
return after the event is
over.
ETERNITY
AFTER THIS LIFE WHERE WILL YOU BE FOREVER?
HEAVEN OR HELL?
*COME & SEE - A Large Illustrated Charge Depicting The
Two Roads & The Two Destinies Of The
Human Race.
*COME & HEAR - God's Way Of Salvation Presented In A
Sensible Way From The Holy Bible.
LOCATION - THE GOSPEL HALL, 143 JOSEPH ST.
TIME - ONE HOUR NIGHTLY AT 8:00, EXCEPT SATURDAY
EVANGELISTS - A. Gratton, Grand Bend,
R. Surgenor, Cleveland,
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Clinton Klompen Feest
1987 QUEEN CONTEST
AND DANCE
Saturday, April 25 8 p.m. - 1 a.m.
at the CLINTON ARENA
MUSIC BY: "Rock %n' Country”
TICKETS: $6.Q0, (t►VAILABLE AT THE DOOR OR —
CLINTON:
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FRIDAY NIGHT BUFFET
3ervod from Spm 7 pm Every Friday Night.
Featuring Italian Food spaghetti. lasagna,
pasta dlsho+. Full salad bar. 1
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FAMILY BRUNCH
SERVED EVERY SUNDAY 10 AM -2 PM
WEEKEND
ENTERTAINMENT
Includes several salads. fruits. hot
dishes. desserts. Alf you can eat.
ADULTS 15.95 CHILDREN 12.95
SUNDAY BUFFET
SERVED EVERY WEEK 4 PM -7:30 PM
ADULTS 17.95
FULL MENU WITH DAILY SPECIALS
Including full salad bar
Friday 8 Saturday
APRIL 24 8 25
in the Pirate's Den Lounge
ENJOY THE N.N.L. PLAYOFFS
ON OUR GIANT 5 FT. SCREEN
OPEN 7 days a wreak 11:30 arra-1 ami
except Sunday open 10 am -7:30 pm
HIGHWAY 21 BAYFIELD
BLYTH LEGION BRANCH 420 LADIES AUXILIARY
Smorgasbord Dinner
Auction and
Entertainment Program
SATURDAY, APRIL 25
5:00 Social Hour
6:00 8:00 Smorgasbord followed by Auction
featuring novelty. practical and antique
:terns Guest auctioneer Bun Ohl')
of Richard Lohb Auctions
and
Entertainment Program
Featuring Ken Scott. Jim McCall.
Harry Lear and others
TICKETS 520 PER COUPLE
SPONSORED BY LEGION BRANCH 420
LADIES AUXILIARY
ANYONE WISHING TO DONATE ITEMS
CONTACT Kay l-tessetwood 523-9623
TICKETS MILDRED AMENT 523-4230
OR CONTACT ANY LADIES AUXILIARY MEMBER
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ALL PROCEEDS TO THE BLYTH
COMMUNITY CENTRE LIFT FUND