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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1986-01-08, Page 20Page 20—CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 8 19841 Doming Events Community Calendar WINTEK CARNIVAL: Vanastra & District Lions & BINGO: Vanastra Rec Centre, Tuesdays, 8 p.m. ;Lioness, Saturday. February 1 from 9 a.In 4 p.m. Vanastra Rec Centre. Dancing 9 • 1 $5 per person. Music P.R.S. 50's & 60's. - 2ar GIVE YOURSELF a lift for Christmas! TNT weight - training classes start January 6 at Vanastra Rec Centre, Mondays and Thursdays, 8 weeks for $50.00. Phone Barb Alkemade 527-0365 to .register. — 1,2ar CARD PARTY: I.O.O.F. Hall. Princess'St., Clinton, Thursday, January 9 at 8 p.m. Ladies please br- ing lunch. 'Everyone welcome. Admission $1.50. 2, CARD PARTY at 1.O.O.F. Hall, Brucefield. Friday Januaryl0 at 8:30 p.m. Ladies please bring lun- ch. Everyone welcome. Admission $1 .50. 2x OPEN HOUSE honouring Robert Reaburn on his retirement at the Hensall Public School, January 12, 1.30 - 4.30p.m. -2 First 1 eg. card $1., fifteen reg. $20. games,, three share -the -wealth. Jackpot 5200 must go. Lucky Ball $200.00 (if not won). ).ucky Ball increases $20 per week. Admission restricted to 16 -years -and over. l tfar CLINTON BON SCOUTS will be holding their an- nual bottle drive Saturday, January 11 at 10 a.m. tar BINGO. Upstairs Clinton Arena, Thursday. January 16: Doors open at 6:30 p.m. Bingo at 7:45. $200 jackpot to go. Clinton Junior D. 2tf IN HONOUR of his 95th birthday, the family of J.K. Cornish invite friends and relatives to an Open House at Blue Water Rest Home on January 19, from 2 to 4 p.m, Best wishes only. 2,3 SUMMERHIIL EUCHRE Party, Friday January 10 at 8:30 p.m. in the Summerhill Community Hall. Ladies please bring lunch Everyone welcome, 2x , EUCHRE PARTY Hur n Fish and Game Club Saturday, Jan. 11 8:30 p.m. Ladies Please Bring Lunch 1 I n MUSIC IN GOLD SWAG AND SWAY TO THE GOLDEN OLDIES FOR A GALA EVENING OF THE MOST ENJOYABLE 'AND DANCEABLE MUSIC OF YOUR LIFE, IN SUPER STEREO, OR THE EVER POPULAR BOOZY BALLADS FOR THE BIGGEST PUB PARTY IN TOWN. BRUNO VERMANDER (D.J i M.C.) TEL: 524-2832 ttu f20 FAMILY RESTAURANT AND DINING LOUNGE fully licensed under L.L.B.O. — FULL MENU with daily lunch and dinner specials including salad bar •MONDAYS: Steak Night DINNER FOR 2 TUESDAYS: Veal or Filet of Sole DINNER FQR 2 •WEDNESDAYS: Fish 'n Chips DINNER FOR 2.. •THURSDAYS: Fried Chicken DINNER FOR 2 •FRIDAYS: Hot Buffet - fearing Italian Fo EACH All above dinner specials include Salad Bar, Choice of Potato, Vegetable.. $995 • $$95 • $75 • $$95 • od $595 • HIGHWAY 21 BAYFIELD 565-2992 OPEN: 7 Days a week 9 am - 1 am Except Sunday Open 10 am - 7:30 pm Good turnout. for euchre party despite weather CLINTON - Despite the bad weather, there was a good turnout for the Monday afternoon euchre party at the town hall. The winners were: high scores, Clark Stanley and Minlue Russell; low s.cores, Ida Gadkin and Mary Sharp; lone hands, Ray Freeman; lucky chair, Olive Ball. Vera Gib; bings and Rachel Johnston celebrated bir- thdays at the party.' Afternoon euchre results CLINTON - The winners of the Monday Afternoon euchre 'games played at the town hall ore December 30 are as follows: High hands - Hazel Parker, Clark Stanley ; low hands - Verna Glazier, Eleanor Fisher; lone hands - Vera Colquhoun; lucky chair - .Mabel McAdam. ANNUAL MEETING of BAIRD'S CEMETERY BOARD AND PLOT OWNERS will be held on WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 15, 1986 AT 8 P.M. In the 1.O.O.F. Hall Brucefield Every Fridayl FISH FRY ALL -YOU -CAN -EAT' PERCH DINNER 9 5 Served 5 p.m. - 8 p.m. • ea. PEN DAILY Mon.-Thurs. 9 am - 8 pm Fri. & Sat. 9 am -11 pm Sunday 12 noon - 7 m /MAIN ST., BAYFIELD 565-2166 Victor Crich, formerly of Clinton, is known as one of Canada's finest nature photographers,, His photos appear in the new book Birds of Ontario by Dr. M. Speirs. , ( Elizabeth Kettlewell photo) Victor Crich is honored • By Elizabeth A. Kettlewell Ornithologists, field naturalists, and "every day" birders of Ontario (especially Clintonians), will be delighted with a magnificent new publication titled Birds of Ontario by Dr. J. Murray Speirs. This book was launched in December at Hart House, University of Toronto, and is regarded as a major publication. Of special interest (and pride) to residents of Clinton is the fact that of the 345 glorious bird photographs, 245 were taken by a native - of Clinton, Victor Crich, F.R.P.S., who was born in 1898 on Vinegar Hill at the north end of Clinton. He was the „ youngest son of Eliza Glazier Crich, and Onslow Crich, Clinton'spoliceman. Dr. Speirs new book is published in two volumes; one of. photographs of birds, and the other, detailed work foradvanced or- nithologists. Dr. Speirs has had a lifetime in- terest in birds, and between 1973 and 1979 published a series of six books titled Birds of Ontario County which he personally resear- ched, assisted by his students.. Di'- Speirs completed undergraduate work in mathematics and physics, and obtained degrees in zoology, specializing in or- nithology. For many years he taught at the University of Toronto m the Zoology Depart- ment. He is now retired, and continues his research with his ornithologist wife Doris H. Speirs. Victor Crich received his public and elementary school education in Clinton. He served overseas in World War I, and was decorated with the Military Cross for his valour. Following the war, he entered Queen's University, Kingston, and graduated with a specialists degree in biology and chemistry, and later received a degree in art from the Ontario College of Art. He also graduated from the Ontario College .of Education and taught in schools at Gore Bay, Tamworth, St. Catharines and for 30 years at Northern Secondary School, Toronto; retiring in 1964. Until recently, he instructed in the night school photography classes at this school. For 20 years, he headed the photographic section of the Banff School of Fine Arts, from which he.retired in 1975. In his honor, Crich Hall was built on the campus, serving as the Photographic and Visual fom- munications Building. Mr. Crich is nationally and internationally known for his excellence in , nature photography, and has received numerous -awards for outstanding pictures of birds, animals and wildlife studies. One-man exhibitions of Victor Crich's photography have been shown at the Art Gallery of Ontario, the Royal Ontario Miiseurrl, and the London Art Gallery. His photographs have. been used to illustrate many books, calendars and magazines. Since his. retirement from teaching, Mr. Crich has been taking sculpture lessons, creating birds and animals in wood, and soapstone. The Birds of Ontario by Dr. J. Murray Speirs, and illustrated by Victor Crich is published by the Natural Heritage, Natural History Inc. at P.O. Box 69, Postal Station H, Toronto, M4C 5H7. An introduction to this book has been written lay Canada's promi- nent bird artist, Robert Bateman. Tournament raises X1,500 ' CLINTON - By all accounts the Clinton • Junior D Oldtimers Tournament held December 27- 29 was a resounding success. According to Mustangs' President and Manager Bryan Marriage a total of $1,500 was raised for the Junior D team. The com- plete results of the tournament are as follows: Come and getem! Wills Burges St�p is OPEN STARTING THIS THURSDAY, JANUARY 9 OUR COMPLETE REGULAR MENU IS -BACK - INCLIlDING WILLY'S FAMOUS HOME FRIES! Watch for our DAILY SPECIALS OPENING DAY -THURS., JAN. 9 7,0 FISH $ CHIPS $ 2 9 5 (Reg. 3.S0) • Repeat of a Best Seller - TUESDAYS ARE WILLY-SUR4ER DAYS e' ell I III I :.! Ulll� You don't have to wait in the cold! INSIDE COUNTER SERVICE (NO OUTSIDE WINDOW SERVICE FOR THE WINTER) BURGER STOP HIGHWAY 8 WEST, CLINTON TAKE-OUT ORDERS PHONE 482-5055 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK VI a.m. to9p.rl►,. ex -aloft day and Saturday nights aperet11112 midnight December 27 games • Clinton - Colts 3 Hensall Monkton 2 Shipley North London 8 Blyth Goderich 9 Flemings 2 2 2 4 December 28 Games Shipley 12 Hensall . 4 Flemings 8 Blyth 1 Monkton 4 Clinton Colts 1 Goderich 9 North London 7 Shipley 7 Clinton Colts 2 Monkton 15 Hensall 3 Flemings 9 North London 5 Goderich 5 Blyth 1 December 29 Games Semi -Finals Monkton 3 Flemings 1 Shipley 5 Goderich " 4 Final „Monkton 4 ,Shipley , 3 Burger scores video upset The first annual Clinton Recreation Video Tournament held during the holidays featured some major upsets with a large number of competitors showing their video prowess. The round-robin tournament produced some fierce competition with Travis Lyndon coming up short (for once) in his bid for the title. Robbie "Burger" Marriage scored the 1 tournament's major upset by defeating Jason Fleet 74,700 points to 13,800 points in the "10 Yard Fight., Marriage had the title snatched from his grasp by Richard Lyndon. However, the quality of video players at the tournament produced a five -way tie. Although Craig Caldwell put up a good fight, Jason Fleet ended up the overall winner. Company t(4et $200,000 HENSALL: The Ontario Development Corporation has approved a guarantee in the amount of $200,000 for General Home Systems Mensal') Limited of Hensall; Jack Riddell, Minister of Agriculture and Food and M.P.P. for Huron-Middleex, and In- • ATTENTION Modifying existing or establishing new businesses relating to public service CALL THE HURON COUNTY HEALTH UNIT 4$2-3416 oust of Town Callers 1 400465®5144 dustry, Trade and Technology Minister Hugh P. O'Neil announced recently. The company is a major manufacturer of transportable modular housing units and employs approximately 130 people on average. HAPPY 20th BIRTHDAY January 3, 1986 TAMMY W.