Clinton News-Record, 1987-06-24, Page 21The Clinton Community Players Production of Neil Simon's I Ought To Be in Pictures,
slated for this Thursday, Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m., is shaping up to be another sell
out success. Pictured above are members of the cast, Diane Stevenson, Floyd Herman
and Bernie Pugh. Support the adult amateur theatre in the community by attending one
of these performances. Tickets are still available at the town hall. (Stephen Oliver photo)
1987
GRADUATE
Beth Rathwell
Beth Rathwell, daughter of Tom and Willa
Rathwell, graduated from the University of
Guelph on June 2. Beth has attained, with
honors, ,the Associate Diploma in
Agriculture with the major emphasis in hor-
ticulture. She is currently employed. as a
research assistant with the Department of
Environmental Biology at the University of
Guelph.
VANASTRA
SUMMER
PLAYGROUND
starts
July 6 to
August 21, 1987
9:30 am - 4:00 pm
MONDAYS
at Vanastra Only
TUES. 8 FRI.
at Varna
THURSDAY
at Bayfield
FOR AGES 5-12 YEARS
COST:
512.00/child per day for 7 weeks
530.00/family per day for 7 weeks
520.00/child for 2 days for 7 weeks
551.00/family for 2 days for 7 weeks
BUS TRIPS are planned for
July 15, 29, Aug. 19.
For additional information call
Vanastra Recreation Centre
482-3544
SOUTHAMPTON
ART SCHOOL
(20 miles west of Owen
Sound on beautiful Lake Huron)
JULY & AUGUST
Weekly classes
& also by the day.
Beginners & advanced students —
adults, children (10-13 years)
Qualified Art Teachers:
Gutton Otto July 6-10 & 13-17
John Mattar July 20-24
H.J. Ariss, R.C.A. July 27-31
Gabor P. Mezei
Aug. 3-7, 10-14 and 17-21
For more information write to:
Edna Johnson, Director
B; .z 490
S.Y.eitharnpti..n Art School
St uthampt : n, Ont.
NOH 2L0 '.t r call
(519) 52448470 & after
June 30 (519) 797-5068
Entertainrnent
series
for children
CLINTON - The arts committee here is
proud to present its first entertainment
series designed especially for children and
their parents. Three to 10 -year-olds will par-
ticularly enjoy all of the three performances
offered.
The series begins on October 3 with the
musical pair April and Susan, featuring a
dynamic and exciting blend of original
songs, poetry and theatre with lots of au-
dience participation. Many children will
recognize Susan from Mr. Dressup's show.
Just in time for Christmas, the Toy Town
Troopers will return . to the Clinton Town
Hall to perform "The Second First
Christmas". Imagine Christmas Eve 1987 at
NASA. Jim's last job is to sweep out the
space shuttle's cockpit.,Naturally, Jim can't
resist trying out the pilot's seat, and sudden-
ly is hurtling into space.
Join the Troopers to discover what hap-
pens when Jim lands back on earth, not in
1987, but in 2087, and nobody's ever heard of
Christmas.
To conclude the series the committee pre-
sent Jest In Time Theatre. This innovative
and exciting five member company from
Halifax will entertain the adult audience on
January 29, and the children's ticket holders
January 30.
The company's original style of physical
theatre weaves together mine, voice, acting
and movement.
The series features three great Saturday
afternoons entertainment, but the best news
is the price. For only $8 for a single ticket, or
$20 for a family, you can enjoy all the fun.
Over 100 tickets are already spoken for, so
don't delay. Call the town hall at 482-3997
during business hours, or contact Judy
Stuart at 482-9735. A reminder to adult
subscription holders - exchange your stub
for your ticket for "I ought to be in Pic-
tures" as soon as possible to ensure your
choice of evening.
CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24, 1987—Page 21
BUCK & DOE
for Paul Haggitt
and Louise Alcock
SATURDAY, JUNE 27
For information
call Jim
236-7741
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forms live on July 12 at 7 pm.
In 1961, Del Shannon roared out of Battle
Creek, Michigan writing and recording four
smash hits in that one year including
Runaway and Hats Off to Larry. Little Town
Flirt was one of his 1962 hits in which the
style sounded amazingly like the Beatles,
Searchers and Hollies.
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whom he toured in 1963), Shannon was the
first American artist to cover one of their
songs (From Me To You), several months
before I Want To Hold Your Hand was wide-
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