HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1984-12-19, Page 25Pale 22—CDINTON NEWS -RECORD. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBE1i.19,1084
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Community Calendar
CANDLELIGHT CHRISTMAS Service: Join us and
celebrate Christmas Eve on December 24 at the
Vanastra Christian Church. Begin the evening
with carolling and a hayride through Vanostra.
Warm up with hot chocolate and square's after-
wards. Worship with us and celebrate in a ser-
vice at 8 p.m. Everyone welcome. -50,51 ar
BINGO every Tuesday evening at Vanastra Cen-
tre, R.R. 5, Clinton, 8 p.m. First regular cord
$1.00. 15 regular $20.00 games, three share -the -
wealth jackpot $200.00 must go! Admission is
restricted to 16 years and over.—1 tfar
SANTA SUITS for rent from Kinette Club of Clin-
ton. Call 482-7951.-49-51 ar
"THE HURON COUNTY Health Unit invites you to
attend the Expectant Porent Education Classes
being held ' in the Huronview Building
Auditorium, Clinton, commencing Thursday,
January 10, 1985: The cost is $5.00. The next
series of classes will begin the week of March 25,
1985. For pre -registration or further information,
please -call the Health Unit office nt 482•
3416.-50-52ar
AUBURN LIONS' New Year's Eve Dance, Com•
munity Hall. Live Band -- "Anything Goes". Roast
Beef Dinner -- Novelty Dances. $15.00 a couple.
Tickets available. from any member. Licensed
under special permit. -51.52
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BEECHWOOD POTTERY: Half-price Christmas
sale. Large selection of odd pieces, ends of sets
at 50% off. Saturday, Dec. 22, Sunday, Dec. 23.
Noon to 5 p.m. 21/2 miles North of St. Columban
on McKillop sideroad 10. 345.2184.-51 ar
TUCKERSMITH Sesquicentennial Variety Night,
May 10, 1985 at 8 p.m. Huron Centennial School,
Brucefield. Applications welcome from residents
of Tuckersmith and bordering municipalities. For
further information call 262-5402, 482-7586., 482-
9100 or 527-1029.-51 ar
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T -FT WEIGHT -Training classes start Winter Ses•
sion Januar-y 8. This • body building class for
women proved, very popular in the foll, class size
is limited so register early. Phone Barb
Alkemade 527-0365. —51 -tar
C.H.S.S. DRAMA Club presents their Christmas
production "No Sex, Please - We're British". Fri-
day, December 21, school performance 9:30
a.m., public performance 8 p.m. Tickets: $2
students, $3 adults. (Half of profits donated to
Ethiopian Famine Relief Fund).-5lar
"THE HURON COUNTY Health Unit invites you to
attend the Child Health Clinic, held at the Health
Unit Office, Huronview Building, Clinton an Fri-
day, December 21 1984 from 9:30 - 11:30 a.m.
for: 1. Health Surveillance; 2. Anaemia Screen.
ing; 3. Immunization: 4. Fluoride. Adult Im•
munization will also be offered at this
Clinic".-51ar
Holiday hours are set
The Clinton Post Office will be open until 4
p.m. on Monday, Dec. 24, 1984 and closed
Dec. 25 and Dec. 26. Regular hours will be
resumed on Dec. 27. For New Year's, the
crown corporation will again be closing at 4
p.m. On Jan. 1, 1985, it will be closed and will
reopen on Jan. 2 with the usual hours.
The 'Clinton News -Record office will be
open on Dec. 24 until noon and closed Dec. 25
and Dec. 26. Normal hours will resume on
Dec. 27. During New Year's, the office will
be closed at noon and on Jan. 1. It will
reopen on Jan. 2 and return to usual
business hours.
Becker's convenience store will close at 8
p.m. on Christmas Eve and will i'emain dos-
ed on Christmas Day. They will reopen on
Dec. 26 and will continue norrnakhours until
New Year's Eve when they will close at 10
p.m. The, store will open again on New
Year's Day.
Mac's Milk will close on Christmas Eve at
11 p.m. and will open from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
on Christmas Day. Regular hours will be
maintained during New Year's.
The Bank of'Montreal will be open on Dec.
24 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. and will be closed
on Dec. 25 and Dec. 26. Normal business
hours will be re -instituted on Thursday and
Friday. On Dec. 31 the bank will be open 10
a.m. to 3 p.m. and will be closed on .the
following day. Normal hours resume on Jan.
2.
The Royal Bank closes ' on Dec. 24 at 3
p.m., remains closed on Dec. 25 and Dec. 26
andreopens with the usual hours on Dec. 27.
Banking hours on Dec. 31, are from 9 a.m. to
3 p.m. and the Royal Bank is also closed on
Holiday Swim Times ,
Vanastra
Recreation Centre
Afternoon Swim Times
2:30-3:30 p.m.
December 27-28
January2,3&4
Regular swim times also
in effAci
Pool Closed
December 24 at 1:30 .
December 25 & 26
December 31 at 1:30
January 1, 1985
WINTER POOL AND
FITNESS PROGRAM
STARTS JANUARY 7, 1985
CALL 482-3544
Merry Christmas and
Best Wishes in 1985
Hay Township Recreation'\
is sponsoring a
'SPECIAL
NEW YEAR'S BINGO
�.. Every other Thursday
Next bingo
Thursday, Dec. 27
Zurich
Community Centre
Jackpot:
10
Schneider's
Olde
Fashioned
hams to
he won
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$500, must go
•4 flash games
•1 early bird
.10 regular games
•1 mystery prize
Bonanza Price
57 NUMBERS -OVER
OVER '1500 in cash prizes
Bring your dabbers
Doors open at 6:00 p.m.
Bingo starts at 7:30 p.m. Sharp
ALL PROCEEDS for
"NEW" BALL DIAMOND •
No one under 16 allowed to play
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New Year's Day to reopen with normal
hours on Jan. 2.
The Brewer's Retail store will be open all
this week, including Wednesday. The store
will be open on Dec. 24 until 6 p.m. and will
be closed both Dec. 25 and 26. Regular
business hours will resume until New Year's
when the store will be closed. Jan. 2 will see
the store open and then the usual hours will
start again.
The Liquor Control Board of Ontario store
closes on Dec. 25 and 26 and New Year's
Day. Regular hours are otherwise enacted.
Area schools are closed after Dec. 21 and
will reopen on Jan. 7, 1985. -
Clinton garbage normally scheduled for
pick-up on Dec. 25 will be collected on Dec.
24. The usual Wednesday pick-up will be col-
lected the following day on Dec. 27. The Jan.
1 collection will be done on the preceding
day, Dec. -31. Businesses in Clinton will
open their doors again on Dec. 27. Under the
Retail Business Holiday Act, retail
businesses are required to close every Sun-
• day, New Year's Day, Good Friday, Vic-
toria Day, Dominion Day, Labor Day,
Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day and Box-
ing Day.
On those days, no goods or services can be
offered for sale or sold to the public, and no
member of the public can be admitted to the
establishment. The law is enforced by the
police. If a person or firm is charged and
convicted, they can be fined up to $10,000 at
the discretion of the judge. • •
Some stores and establishments can re-
main open on a holiday if they meet certain
requirements as to floor area and the
number of people serving the public. Other
establishments are free to remain open
regardless of sii1' and the number of people
working, depending on the type of goods and
services sold. The "small stores exemp-
tion" will be considered first.
The exemption does not include
establishments which have as their prin-
cipal business the sale of goods which are
recreational or educational in nature. For
example, sporting goods stores, book stores,
music stores, record stores, photography
supply centres and swimming pool sales and
supply centres are required to close.
Stuck for a Christmas Gift?
Vouchers now on sale!
THE.
FARM
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482 -3503
482-9739
482-7145
5.24-2937
In the
Holmesville
Township
Shed
JULY 11 - 19, 1985
Featuring the Theatre
Passe Murallle Original Cast
Goderich Township 150
Sesquicentennial Committee
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Students at Central Huron Secondary School are staging their Christmas play, "No Sex,
Please - We're British," directed by Steve Oliver, on Dec. 21, at the school. Julia Feltham
and Tim Craig are on the floor while behind them, from left to right are, Allison Dunn,
Nina Porter, Steve Souch, Bob Dunn, Steve Lippincott, Chris Watt and Paul Lippincott.
Missing is Lori Brander. (James Friel photo)
Skating party
CLINTON - The Kinettes Christmas
meeting and social was held at Mary Ann
Chambers home on December 11. Nine
members, six Ponorary Kinettes and five
guests enjoyed the delicious. potluck.
The. Kinettes have planned two communi-
ty service projects for this' month. There
will be free skating on Thursday, December
27th, 1 -•3 p.m. Pop and potato chips will be
given to the children after skating. To
brighten the stay for those in the Clinton
Hospital on New Year's Day, the Kinettes
have planned for a special tray favour.
The annual Hawaiian Dance will be on
Saturday, March 2nd. All proceeds from this
project , will be donated to the Cystic
Fibrosis Foundation. Other donations for
this month were Huron, Christmas Bureau.-
, $200.00, Huron Day Centre - $100.00.
The Santa suit rentals are in constant de-
mand.. For those requiring a suit over the
Christmas season, be sure to reserve one
'soon. Contact Dorothy Boughen for_ further
details.
Progressive' euchre completed the even-
ing. Winners were Linda' Bosman - • high,
Carol Finch -low, and Mary Wobd - most one
hands. Bev Riley won the draw prize.
Sunday, December 16th, was the 'Family
Potluck and Skating Party at the arena.
Winners ,,,t the Kin Kids Colouring Contest
were Amy Jenkins, Rachel Jenkins,' Jason
Boughen, and Krista Dalzell. A special
thank you to Mrs. Sally McNichol for her
help when judging the contest.
TUCKERSMITH
SESQUICENTENNIAL
QUILT CONTEST
Entries must be in by Dec. 31. For
further information call Mary Fothering-
ham 482.9196 or Audrey Coleman
527-1708.
NEW YEAR'S EVE
DANCE
STANLEY TOWNSHIP COMPLEX
"FREE WHEELING"
Tickets available from Rec. members
$2n00
Q00 per couple -Lunch provided
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Phone 4827539
MUSIC IN GOLD
SWING' SWAY TO THE RICH IN-
STRUMENTAL. SOUND OF THE OLDIES &
THE BEST OF THE MUSIC MAKERS, IN
STEREO, FOR BIG PARTY DANCING PLUS
BALLROOM TEMPOS, JUST FOR YOU.
BRUNO VERMANDER
(D.J. & M.C.)
TEL: 524-2832
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STARTING WED. DECEMBER 19
Wed.-Thurs.
8:00 pm
Fri. -Sat.
7 & 9 pm
He's been chased,
thrown through a
window, and arrested
Eddie Murphy is a Detroit ",;`
cop on vacation
in Beverly Hills
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Music celebration
On December 25 ,at 4 p.m. over CKCO-TV
(Kitchener),- Fanshawe Symphonic' Chorus
will present "A Christmas Celebration".
Over 250 musicians will take part, including
the London Concert Singers, the Concert
Players Orchestra, the London Citadel
Salvation Army Band, and the London
Youth Choir.
Under the baton of Conductor Gerald
Fagan, the program will feature familiar
carols, Messiah Choruses, and the premiere
of a commissioned work by London's Ken
Bray for orchestra and chorus.
Turkey and giving
for Sorority group
CLINTON - On December 11 the Zeta
Omega Sorority Chapter held their annual
Christmas dinner and party at the home of
Judy Stuart.
Following the turkey dinner, three new
girls became pledges of the Beta Sigma Phi.
They are Debbie Roy, Lorraine Bell and
Susan Fines.
Two special guests arrived, Santa and his
musical wife Mrs. Claus. They handed out
the secret sister gifts and the end found a
box of chocolates representing a pregnancy.
One of the new girls!
A short business meeting was held and the
social committee reported that plans are be-
ing made for a euchre party.
The 25 -cent. draw was made and Anne
Reid was the lucky winner.
The next meeting will be held on January
8 at Anne Reid's home.
Irish coffee brought the Christmas
meeting to a close.
- NOTICE TO MEMBERS -
Royal Canadian Legion - Branch 140
NEW YEAR'S EVE
DANCE
MONDAY, DECEMBER 31
HAT -HORNS -NOVELTIES
MUSIC BY
"William Varga Orchestra'
DANCING 9:00 PM -1:00 AM
HOT MEAL 25.00 PER COUPLE
LEGION MEMBERS AND GUESTS WELCOME
TICKETS AVAILABLE FROM LEGION MEMBERS AND BAR
THE NEW YEAR'S LEVEE
Murray Cardiff, M.P. would like_the pleasure of your company at the first
annual New Years. Levee. -
it is a tradition for people to get together to celebrate the season with good
talk, good "music and "good. cheer at a New Years Levee,
Please loin us for our first annual New Years Levee.
DATE: Tues. January 1, 19.85
TIME : 2:00 to 5:00 p.m.
PLACE: Brussels, Morris & Grey
Community Centre
Happy New Year
MURRAY CARDIFF, M.P.P.
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GODERICH TOWNSHIP COUNCIL ANNOUNCES
SESQUICENTENNIAL LEVEE
JANUARY 1, 1985
Goderich Township Community Centre
Holmesville
2:00-5:00
Beginning Of 1-5-0 Celebration
Musical Entertainment
Disney Wagon Souvenir Plates
will be on display and orders
taken.
Sesquicentennial cake
will be cut and a
light lunch provided.
eason's Greetings!
Clinton's School Car
invites your Christmas Visitors to
OPEN HOUSE
Wednesday December 26
1 pm - 5 pm