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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1970-02-12, Page 7YEAR END SALE OF SNOWMOBILES 23 H.P. SNO JET DEMONSTRATCA• 23 H.P. — 1969 SNO JET 20 H.P. — 1968 SKI-DADDLER CHAIN 4 H.P. Ariens Twin Stage. ALSO SAWS Bolens 1050 tractor, used one year, attachments for every need and a 6 M.P. lawn ranger tractor complete with snow blower and mower. J. W. PECK Auto Electric 54 King St. Clinton Phone 482-3851 SNOW BLOWER ALL AT CARNIVAL PRICES red and black licorice, peppermint sticks, gingerbread men, valentine hearts• and lollipops. The second half of the show deals with the Inca Indians and will include warriors and maidens among the cast of characters. A number entitled Galaxie will also be performed. A draw will be held at intermission for a swag lamp. Good tickets are still available for the shows and from last year's turnout, it appears the show is likely to be enjoyable again this year. Starting time is 8:15. Tickets are $1.00 for adults and 50 cents for children. CLINTON WINTER CARNIVAL Snowmobile Races SUNDAY, FEB. 15 CLINTON COMMUNITY PARK . REGISTRATION 10 A.M. to 12 NOON RACES 1:00 P.M. SHARP Admission: $1.00 — Children Under 12 F'ree CLASSES: STOCK — LADIES STOCK MAYOR'S AND REEVE'S RACE — NOVELTY AND MODIFIED — ALL FOR CASH PRIZES For Further:'Information Contact: FRED LOBB Chairman 482-9431 DON HALL Co-Chairman 482-7220 SNOWMOBILE. RACES SPONSORED BY CLINTON KINSMEN CLUB ,,Q111-4911 N9VV,5,-11Pc9r0- TtillrACJOY0 .Fpor.1.1 pry 1979. COME :OM AND ENJOY 'YOURSELF The audience at tonight's Ice Nicks '70 will be treated to a visit to just part of a dazzling trip into color and fantasy which invites all the Incas, the ancient Indian tribe of Peru. The number, viewers. Show time is 8:15. performed by the Clinton Figure Skating Club's senior skaters, is Ice Nicks '70 is one of many events planned for Carnival Week,• February 9 to 15 Getaway for a day or a weekend or a month or anytime. The cost of travelling goes down and the enjoyment goes up. And what a beautiful way to relax at the beach, Or in the mountains or somewhere in between. You're right at home. Think of a place that you'd like to get lost in. See one today at your Boise Cascade Dealer and get ready to make your getaway! MORGAN'S MOBILE HOMES & TRAVEL TRAILERS Hwy 4, S. 482-7066 Clinton See Us at the Winter Carnival One of the biggest attractions of this year's Clinton Winter Carnival is bound to be Ice Nick's '70, the ice= show put on by the Clinton Figure Skating Club and including skaters from CFB Clinton, which begins tonight. The ' show will have 127 skaters ranging upward from tots to teenagers. They have been working on their show under the direction of Mr. Robert McCrabb. They began to prepare early in January for the show, leaving less time for practice than they had last year, but still have a very promising show. Costumes for the show were rented through the interclub association from clubs in 'St. Marys, Goderich and other centres. , Guest stars in the show will include Mary McFadden of Bayfield who was winner of the novice ladies title at the Western Ontario Figure Skating championships, Also appearing will be Scott Murray and Sherry Baler from Stratford who placed third in the Western Ontario championships. An added feature will be the Walsh family from Stratford. The skating family includes father, mother and seven daughters. The first half of the show involves the youngest skaters and is entitled "Candy Land," Skaters will be costumed as jelly beans, wrigley gum kids, bubblegurnmers, candy apples, 8.15 p.m.—ICE NICKS '70—By Clinton Figure Skating Club ADIVIISSION,:„Adults $1.00, Children 50c (Reserved Seats) Purchase your tickets on a Draw for Swag Lamp; 25c or 5 for $1 FRIDAY, FEB. 13 8.15 p.m.—ICE NICKS '70—By Clinton Figure Skating Club ADMISSION: Adults $1.00, Children 50c (Reserved Seats) Draw on Swag Lamp at Intermission Winners of Ice Sculptures and Decorated Homes or Businesses will be announced at intermission. SATURDAY, FEB. 14 9.00 a.m. to 12 noon—Finals of District Public Schools Skating Races 1.00 p.m.—PARADE—From Clinton Legion Hall to Community Park, CFB, Clinton Trumpet Band and Clinton Legion Pipe•Band, Miss Dominion of Canada, Public School Kings & Queens, Floats, Decorated, Cars, Clowns, etc, (Floats to be judged during parade). FREE ADMISSION to Arena. 2.00 p.m.—OFFICIAL OPENING CEREMONIES in Arena by ' Miss Dominion of Canada, Jacquie Perrin, Toronto 2.15 p.m.—JUDGING of PUBLIC SCHOOLS KINGS and' QUEENS 2.30 p.m.-0ROOMBALL FINALS—In Arena CFB Clinton, Clinton Kinsmen, Hullett Township or Stan- ley Township vs, Fish and Game Club, Ontario Hydro, Tuckersmith Township or Goderich Township, 2.30 p.m.,—HORSE RACES TUG-OF-WAR CONTESTS LOG SAWING CONTESTS 3.30 p.m.—SENIOR GIRLS HOCKEY GAME Stratford vs. Clinton's "Chiefy's 7.00 p.m.—BEARD JUDGING by Miss Dominion of Canada 9.00 p.m.—DANCE—Arena Auditorium—Carruther's Orchestra, $4.00 per couple. 9.00 p.m.--DANCE—Clinton Legion Hall—$3.00 per couple Music by "Blue Water Playboys" ADMISSION to Community Park and Arena by Snowman Buttons PANCAKES, COFFEE, HOT CHOCOLATE—Served all afternoon at the Adastral Park Tent. SUNDAY, FEB. 15 Snowmobile Races At CLINTON COMMUNITY PARK Sponsored by THE KINSMEN CLUB OF CLINTON Admission to Grounds: $1.00 per adult Children Under 12 Free CHILDREN'S RIDES: 1.00 to 4.00 p.m. -- 25c a ride RACE' TIME: 1.00 o'clock SHARP 4.30—DRAW for SNO JET SNOWMOBILE STILL 'FOUR BIG DAYS" OF FUN & EXCITEMENT CLINTON WINTER CARNIVAL THURSDAY, FEB, 12 Orange Raiders" hilltikl.......FEBRUAR711 .9 to 1 EVENTS, STARTING TopAy.