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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1984-05-02, Page 24' ,;d s lac By Janet Tench With Toronto, Canada has a rock band with an incredibly professional sound. The band, in etence for four years now, has cranked out bit after tut. However, Gird Night Out, while containing the title track, Ready to Make Up and Don't Give Me the Once Over met with relatively little suc- cess. S would. seem UUUsi _Ho"y Woods (a rather pretentious name) has strong, clear vocals that have developed nicely over the years. Musically the songs are quite ad- vanced. dvanced. The initial build up captivates the listener while variating instruments play the fundamental motif; the beat is ,.1 rd album. 41escausd by ,f4-4.00. rirtanThits ceab1e.1 the production is cryo clear. ;.011I1 does Toronto remain to: be the capital of Ontario's party music, but they are possibly the Chilliwack of the east, Yeti the. album did- not sell well. -One reason could be that Toronto has been put- ting out their albums too quickly. One a year is tough on a considerably new band, (Even Men at Work haven't done that!) As well, Toronto has not been getting the publicity they should, but this -fault -lies in the_h gitS. of Solid Gold Records. The main reason is that the Toronto image has changed. once a black band with good looking men (which would appeal to girls), Toronto has become very_ feminine , since Nick Costello was tjiiwn out of the bate by Woods (with the usual artistic differences excuse). Noo Holly Woods steps luta tube potlight with Sharon Alton beside her in a big picture ort the -back of the album cover. 'The reit of the band members are barely visible on the front. Why would this change Toronto popularity? In tots age of Romanticism, im- age is just about everything, Girls enjoy music by dressed up men (Michael Jackson, Duran Duran), guys like music by dressed down women. Contrary to this system, the womeq in Toronto have started to flaunt feminism (not that I'm against it) so that the boys spend their album money on singers like Olivia Newton -John who "know their place". Beta Sigma Phi elect new officers in April CLINTON - The month of April was a very busy one for members of the Exemplar Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi. The election of officers for the 1984-'85 year was held with the results as follows: President, Mary Marsh; Vice President, Nancy Anstett; Recording Secretary, Gail Hiltz; Corresponding Secretary, Lois Fit- zgerald and Treasurer, Marguerite Falconer. The daffodil campaign was completed with all proceeds being turned over to the Cancer Society. April 7th proved to be a most 'enjoyable evening when members and their husbands partook in a progressive dinner. Audrey Kemp, Nancy Anstett, Vivienne Roy and Marj Dobson hosted the various dinner courses with members supplying the tasty Mal 7P__IAN_0 __TU N I_N: G • REPAIRS • REBUILDING • KEYS RECOVERED • DAMPP•CHASERS • REGULATING • BENCHES BRUCE PULSIFER 348-9223 MITCHELL STAGY for FRED MOMMERSTEEG, Jr. MAY 12, 1984 9 pm -1 am GRAND BEND Lunch Provided •5. ticket - DOOR PRIZE Phone 482-3617 morsels. The April 10th meeting was held at the home of Audrey Kemp with 10 members and 1 guest present. Gail Hiltz presented a most informative talk on Panama. Social discuss- ed plans for the Mother's Day Luncheon. Founders Day, hosted by the Exeter Sorority Chapters, was held April 24th at CLIP 'N SAnrm".11o. .�se. BASEBALL: 1 AT ITS BEST: 1 1 6 1 1 1 1 1VS: 1 BOSTON RED SOX .. SUN. JUNE 17 I ig BALTIMORE ORIOLES SAT. AUG. 11 DETROIT TIGERS .... SUN. SEPT. 9 Os k%® 41efi, ..iii e JP* 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 y 1 1 BALTIMORE ORIOLES. FRI. JUNE 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 524-4540 348-8741 524-4540 • Pine Ridge Chalet. Sorority members from Mitchell, Goderich, Clinton and Exeter join- ed together to honour the founder, the late Walter W. Ross, to welcome the new pledges and to honour the 'Woman of the Year' from each chapter. Rita Van Dyke was chosen as the Exemplar Chapter Woman of the Year. The next meeting is to be held May 8th. Dessert Euchre is successful Summerhill Ladies held a very successful Dessert Euchre m the Summerhill Hall on April 25 with 14 tables of euchre being played. The winners were: high ladies, Irene Wiltmore; ladies low, Grace Forbes. Lucky *>I * * * * * * * * * *E M HA r , * 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 COST PER PERSON $30.00 INCLUDES: *DELUXE MOTORCOACH TRANS. `RESERVED FIELD LEVEL CHAIR FOR MORE, INFORMATION OR RESERVATIONS CONTACT: 1 GODERICH MITCHELL 1 CLINTON SEAFORTH 527.1237- CLIP'N SAVE kTerry Crawford 1* Show T * * ONE NIGHT ONLY * * * Wednesday, May 9th, '84 * * * * * Advance Tickets - $3.00 * * $4.50 at the door * ********** **** YOUTH FOR CHRIST presents ACE CLARK( (ex -biker) of Hamilton Saturday, May 5-8 p.m. HURON CENTENNIAL SCHOOL Brucefield Quizzing and Special Music Watch for annual barbecue June 16 STEVENS' Disc Jockey Service *10 years experience *Country Gold *Rock 'n Roll *Disco, Polkas. Waltzes *Dances, Weddings and other occasions (519) 887-6159 anytime or evenings draws were won by: Fannie Lobb, Roberta Plumsteel, Irene Glazier, Wonnetta Holland, Thelma Pryce, Alice Buchanan, Hazel Reid, Marlene Forbes, Estella Adams, Margaret Farquhar, Lula Merrill and Ida Godkin. Do not despair. The band seemed to know ul .not, a halt . that Obis' l,�i. Oat wo � be c toper. Inclu with each record was' a f�air of 3-D glasses with well to goggle .at the dimensional .album cover. A strange sales pitch, but rest assured that the next Toronto album,will keep up the quality pro- bably without the excessive feminism that hindered the sales thistime. Rating: 8. • join,us TO - MOTHER'S MOTHER'S DAA a special Smorgasbord SUNDAY, MAY13th Serving 12:30-7 pm ROAST BEEF and DRESSED PORK $ 765 6 per person Children 'h price Reservation preferred WHITE CARNATION Holmesville 482-9228 (Open Weekends) After Hours ® 524-4133 'FUN DISCOVERIES" ...leave the driving to us! CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 2,1;x --PAGE 23 .1401 Mt --110.111110r Mon Oingo MAY .. RD 3 JACKPOT $1,000 Musto HENSALL Community Centre Auditorium 8 p.ui. Mini Early Birds start at 7:M3 pen ©oors .pen at 6:30 pen iws i il Bring your dabbers al M Admission 9.00 MI Ilk Door Prizes 001 .,iliiII inn ®11111A. WRING CONCERT 011 Saturday. May 5th at 7:30 p.m.. Attend the biggest musical event to date in Exeter.. 120 voice chair and marches by a broils band. Thi Ontesirtd -- Christian music assembly will perform In James Street United Church, Exeter. Tickets available at Dutch Store, Main St., Clinton or at door, Adults '5., Golden Age and Students '3. HEY KIDS! ENTER N ® IN lees SHERW®DD •FOUR DAYS...ELGIN HOUSE RESORT...JUNE 5 •FIFTEEN DAYS...MARITIMES HIGHLANDER...JULY 28 •SEVEN DAYS...ONTARIO AND QUEBEC...AUGUST 18 •FOUR DAYS...KELLEY'S IN THE POCONOS...SEPT. 30 Just print in 25 words.or Tess why you think your Mom is the World's Finest. Entry will be. judged for originality and creativity by an indepe'ndant judge. W1Ht THIS GIANT (5 Ib.) 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