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Recreation update
Break daneing and euchre,
many programs offered
Break Dancing
Attention break dancers! The Recreation
Committee will be offering break dancing
lessons for youth ages 8 to 16 years. Two
ses will be offered, both six week's long
follows: Mondays, 7 to 8:30 p.m., Youth
ges 0 to 12, February 25 to April 1;
Wednesdays, 8 to 9:30 p.m., Youth ages 13 to
16, February 27 to April 3.
All classes will be conducted at the Clinton
Arena. Registration is limited to 20 students
per class. All registrants will be eligible to
win a free break dancing tape or album.
Monday Euchre
The Golden Radars Club is now staging
Monday afternoon euchre at the Clinton
Town Hall meeting room from 1:30 to 4:30
p.m. All Clinton and area senior citizens are
cordially invited to take part. For more in-
formation please contact the Recreation Of-
fice.
Bread Dough Art II
Good news! The Clinton Recreation Com-
mittee is offering a bread dough art course
Thursday evenings from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at
the Town Hall meeting room. This four-
week (8 -hour) course started Feb. 7 and will
end Feb. 28. Registration is limited to the
first 15 paid registrants. To register, please
drop by or telephone the Clinton Recreation
Office. Please note that this course has
started and there are only a few spots left.
Register today!
Fit Five Program
The Clinton Recreation Committee is still
g available the fitness Ontario Fit
ve program to Clinton and area residents.
is free personal fitness program involves
recording the amount of time you as an in-
dividual spend participating in your
favorite fitness -related activity. This five
level program also awards people with at-
,
CHSS to host
CLINTON - On Friday, February 22,
choirs from Guelph, Listowel and Mitchell
will gather in Clinton for the second Winter
Music Festivalsponsored by the Central
Huron Secondary School (CHSS) Music
Club. This festival will feature workshops
-conducted by Deral .Johnson .from the
University of Weste Ontario and vocal
coaching by student / from the Faculty of
Music.
The major works for the day will be
Handel's "Zadoc the Priest" and John Bar-
ron's arrangement of "Nobody Knows The
Trouble I've Seen.". Thesepieces will be us-
ed by . Mr. Johnson .to instruct about 250
students in vocal techniques. As well, music
teachers throughout the country have been
invited to attend the festival and workshops
as part of their professional development
activities.
The day will begin at 9 a.m. with warm-
ups and rehearsal of. the massed choir
pieces in the gyms.
Following the intensive rehearsal, the
choir will- split into groups and rehearse
separate. parts. Thanks to the generosity of
Sherlock -Manning in lending two brand new
pianos, there will be enough pianos to allow
for these sectional rehearsals.
After a brief break for lunch, supplied by
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Tuckersmith
Sesquicentennial
VALENTINE
DANCE
V with competitions for King and Queen,
Prince and Princess and the start of beards
FEBRUARY 15
Dancing 9 to 1 atm
Seaforth and District Community Centres
Music by WHISKEY JACK
MUSIC COMPAPIY
16 years and older
15 years and under
'5.00
*2.00
-No Blue Jeans Please
-Advance tickets available
from committee
Lunch Provided
vReglstrat on for the Tuckersmith Sesquicentennial
(''7 ben•'' growing competition will commence. al this
V dance,. February 15th and continue. to February
V 28th. Registration 52.00. Shaving permits 55.00
tractive certificates and a lapel pin in
recognition of their fitness activities. You
can pick up your level one form at any of the
following locations: Clinton Arena, Recrea-
tion Office, Town Office, McLeans or the
Clinton News Record. For more information
please contact the Recreation Director.
Congratulations to the following in-
dividuals for successfully completing their
Fit Five Level One program. (All of these
ladies participate in the afternoon Trim -A -
Size program). Tina Bruinsrna, Tara
Bruinsma, .Judy Vanstone, Joan MacPhee,
Marilyn Peet, Mary Slotegraaf, Pat Devine,
Dorothy Haan, . Gertie Greidanus, Ann
DeWeerd, Irene Brooks, Ingrid Bos, Rom -
my Feddes, Brenda Bernier, and Ann Ger-
rits. A second note of congratulations to
Dorothy Haan for successfully completing
the Fit Five Level Two Program. Good work
ladies!
Cake Decorating
Good news! The Clinton Recreation Com-
mittee will be offering a cake decorating
course in March. Should you be interested in
participating in this course, please contact
the Recreation Office as soon as possible.
Calligraphy
Plans are now being finalized for a
calligraphy (beginner) course to be held in
April. This course will be open to individuals
ages 13 and over and will be held one even-
ing night per week for a four to five week
period. Please contact the Recreation Office
at 482-3398 if interested in enrolling.
Public Skating
Clinton Arena Public Skating this week
will be as follows. Friday 1 to 4 p.m., Sun-
day, 1:30 to 3:30 p.m., 6:30 to 8:30 p.m.,
Monday 1 to 4 p.m. and Wednesday 1 to 3:30
p.m. For more information please contact
the Clinton Arena at 482-7731.
choir festival
the parents of the CHSS Music Club, rehear-
sals start again with sectionals followed by
massed choir practice. Before supper, in-
dividual choirs will have an opportunity no
practice their own repertoire.
The culmination of the festival will be an
evening concert starting at 7:30. This con-
cert will feature performances by all four
participating schools as well as the massed
choir of 250 voices under the direction of Mr.
-Johnson. Since all three visiting choirs have
well established reputations for excellence
in music, this concert should be a. treat for
all music lovers: Members of the public are
urged to attend this special event. Admis-
sion is $2.00.
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We're having a
VALENTINE'S PARTY
this
Thursday, February 14
and you are invited.
There will be^contests, prizes, favours
and a special gift for the ladies.
Bring your Sweetheart or come and find
one.
ENTERTAINMENT
"FODUS"
-Next Week -
THE GRIND
Announcing savings
you'll find
in the Classifieds.
Four-year-old Michael Stephenson, of Varna, gets a helping hand with his skates from
his father, Blain during the Varna skating party. The party, which attracted people of
various ages, was held on Feb. 9 at the Bayfield Arena. ( Anne Narejko photo)
IMI% wants to cut corners
Provincial parks for rent
In an attempt to cut high operating costs,
the provincial ministry of natural resources.
has put two more provincial parks up for
bids.
Both Point Farms provincial park just
north of Goderich and Sauble Falls provin-
cial park near Sauble Beach will be added to
the growing list of provincial parks to be
operated by private enterprise.
The private contractors will supervise the
operation and maintenance of these parks
but must follow ministry guidelines.
Officials from the ministry say the policy
to make private the provincial parks will be
beneficial in the long run and will save the
Ontariotaxpayer's money by cutting out
traditional park deficits.
The policy calls for all recreational class
parks to be consiyiered for tendering.
However; it is -only the: operation which is
being. tendered. The same provincial park
rules and fees apply at the privately
operated parks.
There are eight recreational parks in
Southwestern Ontario. Five have been put
up for tenders with three still operated by
the province: The remaining ministry
Blackbeard's Valentine's Special
Proves that even Pirates have a heart!
THURSDAY FEB. 14 - 4 PM - 8 PM
Roast Goose or Ham
Served with choice of potato, dressing,
turnips, or baby carrots, plus all you can
oat salad bar. Includes dessert. Beverage
extra.
Every Wednesday
Night is our
ALL -YOU -CAN -EAT
FISH FRY
$69g
Saturday, Feb. 16
is
STEAK
NIGHT
BLACKBEARD'S
(formerly Debbie's Restaurant)
2 MILES SOUTH OF CLINTON ON HWY. 4'
I OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK
7AM-8PM
operated parks are not immediately af-
fected because potential tendering is decid-
ed at least two year's ahead of time.
All of the privately operated provincial
parks are being retendered this year
because of either unsatisfactory perfor-
mance or contractors have found, the
business unprofitable. Each are tendered
for five year leases.
The ministry says no park employees will
lose their jobs because of the move but will
be shifted to other government positions.
One superintendent from each of the two
parks will be affected.
ANASrTHA PARK
Leo's
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Valentine
Dance
Hilt Ali 16th, 1985
Q.S.11i is I1� cS. 5S 9 9
Dancing 9 pin- I and
$3 50
Admission -
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FAMILY
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SERVED EVERY SUNDAY
10:30 om• 1 :30 pm
Includes several salads - fruits - hot
dishes desserts. All you can eat.
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CLINTON - Thfl �t Clinton Cub
Pack certainly earfel tiles; *. related
badges several Weal ate' iii they went
on their annual w ,
The 12 boys and their a tp*ren1'erscorts
got a taste of nye et .ort` t are
none the worse for Wer l, . 'uine 00 1. ''they
got to their winter rare Tiflhi The Pinery on
Friday night, %Laney Wand earn ed a
great night and a futaiMe.,iiiturtiliyedoing
various outdoor *csi'vlltie0ite fang/Oiling
and hiking and lin a lliew the' forest
behaves in winter. The t r" came up on
the Sunday and the groui dn't get back
to Clinton.
Undeterred, the4 eont1aied to eithp until
the food ran low tie M When they were
forced to move into a t t I;i .Graind Bend.
They finally made it horde th TuenAity mor-
ning none the worse for lf; i r, Aketa Janet
Cameron reported.
Although the Scouts t itriablenn make
it to their scheduled whiterin
Owen Sound the following :.en� did
get together with the -k ,' : ld Sdonts and
the Clinton Pathfinders outdoor camp
on February 2 and 3 jot outside'of town.
They made their own lS Mlhits itt Which
they lived until Sunday' `i itOr11 ng, lid one
reliable source reported* girls rade bet-
ter huts than the boys. ley had ei great
weekend working on many winter badges,
as well as skiing, tobo,; =ening, playing com-
mandos and running an-o'Itscle course.
The Thursday nigh BOners a had a
chance to get outside eildtt.eley eiyed a
toboggan party on tun`l. Rill on , finuary
26. Boy, five dozen hotter i't last long
around 16 boys and five,
Next • week, Febrtilli o 24 is. nte big
week in the Scouting inienetnent as the Clin-
ton groups mark Seng Week and
celebrate the birtTIf found, Lord
and Lady Baden P� '
The various grou . hole to have window
displays in several doh Clinton stores
all next week and the c1nx of Me week will
be a church parade ;End 'giiartt fa»iiltr pan-
cake and sausage brth rai 'Sunday,
February 24 at St. Joseph' Chttne .
The .pancake brunch gets underway at 9
a.m. and continues until2nern..at the Legion
and is guaranteed to satisfy even the
hungriest appetite. It is the major fund rais-
ing event for the Scouting movvtteni in Clin-
ton, with prices set at $3 for adults, $2 for
children from five to 12 year., and $1 for
preschoolers, so drop in either before or
after church and help out the bays.
And if that's not busy enough, the Cubs
have to have their miniature cars ready for
Saturday, February 23 When they journey
out to Vanastra to take part in the annual
Cub -Car Rally.
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Dinner and Dance
Huron -Middlesex (Prov.) Liberal .Assoc
Saturday, February 23, 1985
Parkhill Community Centre
meet simmisminomoloisommuisiwinow
David Peterson M.P.P. Leader of Opposition
Jack Riddell M.P.P. Agricultural Critic
Music by Maple Sugar
Reception 6 p.m. Dinner 7 p.m. Dance 9 pern.
Tickets $ 15000 each
For tickets or if interested in bus
transportation call
228-6356 235-2853
294-6771 524-7901
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Thursday - Friday -
Saturday • Sunday
February 14. IS - 16. 17
THIS WEEKEND ONLY!,
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I One FREE Chicken Dinner
( WITH THE PURCHASE OF ANOTHER I
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VALENTINE'S DAY ONLY ! I
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CLINTON
482-7337
OPEN 7 DAYS A melt, 10 AM'. TO PM
EXCEPT SUNDAY OVIIN 11' *rill • r PM
FRIED CHICKEN AND SEAFOOD