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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1986-03-12, Page 25Page 24--CLINTON NEWS -RECORD. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 1986 Coming Events BINGO: Vanastra Rec Centre, Tuesdays. 8 p.m. First reg. card $1.. fifteen reg. $20. games, three shore -the -wealth Jackpot $200 must go. Lucky Ball $180.00 (if not won). Lucky Ball increases $20 per week. Admission restricted to 16 -years -and over. -Attar BINGO: Upstairs Clinton Arena, Thursday, March 13. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. Bingo at 7:45. $200 jackpot to go. Clinton Junior D.-2tf ST. PATRICK'S SINGLES Dance: Saturday, March 15 to the "Wildwoods", Harbour Lights Club House, Highway 21, Bayfield. Call 565- 2554. - 10,11ar NOON LUNCHEON: Thursday, March 20. 11:30 o,m. . 1 p.m. at Wesley -Willis United Church. Adults $5.00, children $3.00. For tickets call 482- 3508. 10-12x "THE HURON COUNTY Health Unit invites you to attend the Expectant Parent Education Classes being held at Health Unit office, Seaforth Com- munity Hospital commencing Thursday, March 20, 1986. The next series of classes will begin the week of September 8, 1986. For pre -registration or further information, please call the Health Unit office at 527.1243.-9.11 ar LIGHT & EASY COOKING food demonstration with Kay Spicer, March 19 in Wingham, March 20, Huronview Auditorium, Clinton, 1:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Admission $3.00. Pre -registration necessary. Ministry of Agriculture and Food, 482- 3428 or 1.800.265-5171.-10,11 BAZAAR being held March 12, 1986 at 8 p.m. in the Blyth Community Centre by the Blyth Chris - tion Reformed Church featuring homemade crafts and baking, games for children and food booth. Everyone welcome. -10,11 WOMEN TODAY'S Quarterly Meeting. Discussion of the group's activities and future projects to promote women's equality. Wine and cheese party to follow. March 19 at 7:30 p.m. Seaforth Legion. Call 482-9706 for more information. Everyone welcome. 11 ar BLYTH FESTIVAL Singers present a sacred concert on Sunday, March 23rd, 3 p.m. and 8 p.m. in On- tario Street United Church, Clinton, Ontario. Tickets available at Blyth Festival (523-9300)"and Blyth Saga (523.4331). • 1 1 ,12ar • MARINE RADIO operators course offered through the Goderich Power Squadron at Robert- son Public School, Goderich commencing April 3 at 7:30 p.m. Phone Fulton Charlton, 524-2578. 11-13 SINGLES DANCE: Saturday, March 15 at Victorian Inn, Stratford. Dancing 9 - 1. Music by Tennessee Country. (Next dance March 22), 11 THE FIRST Centennial celebration of the Hensel) United Church will be held on Tuesday, March 18 with "Grandma's Quilting Party" in both after- noon and evening. Come and enjoy the tea party and view over 100 lovely quilts on display. --11 • FIFTH ANNUAL Dessert Euchre at Goderich Township Community Centre. Holmesville. Wednesday, March 19th, 1:30 p.m. Sponsored by the Township Women's Groups. Admission 52.00. Everyone welcome. •---1 1 YOU ARE CORDIALLY invited to an OPEN HOUSE at the Londesboro Hall to help us celebrate the 70th birthday of our mother and grandmother Beth Knox, on March 23, 1986 from 2 • 4:30 p.m. No gifts, please. Your presence and your best wishes would be a wonderful gift. --1 I x ATTENTION DAIRY PRODUCERS: April 3. 1986, Seaforth Legion. Herd Health Seminar featuring Denn1$ Martin, Dr. Hugh Klugson, Dr. Gaylon Josephson, Dr. John Herrick, Joe Scolaro. lunch provided.-- 11-13 EUCHRE PARTY: Sponsored by Varna LOL 1035, Stanley Complex, Friday, March 14 at 8:30 p.m. Ladies please bring lunch. ---11 HURON COUNTY Family Planning invites you to attend Family Planning Clinic every Thursday from 6:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. at Huron County Health Unit, Public Health Wing, Huronview, Clinton. Counselling and medical services provided. - 49eow • VANASTRA LIONESS: Indoor Flea Market, Vanastra Recreation Centre, April 19th,9 a.m. - 2_ p.m. Tables for rent, $8.00. 482-3881 or 482.7700.- 1 1 ,13x -- _ - --- "UP A TREE"; Free children's Puppet Show with Marian Doucette on Thurs., March 13th at the Seaforth Branch Library 10 a.m, Blyth Branch Library 1 p.m. and the Clinton Branch Library 3 p.m. Sponsored by the Huron County Library. --)lar IN CONCERT: The Stone Town Entertainers, at the Wesley -Willis United Church, Wednesday, May 7 at 8:00 p.m. ---11x STANLEY TWP. Sesquicentennial BEARD GROW- ING CONTEST Competition registration to com- mence at Kick -Off Dance March 22 continues to March 31, 1986. Registration fee $2, shaving per- mit $5.--11,12AR OPEN INFORMAL Evening Meetings: Chat with JACK RIDDELL, Minister of Agriculture and Food. Seaforth Legion March 24; Goderich Bedford Hotel March 31: Ailsa Craig Legion April 1. Each social gathering is between 8 and 10 p.m. with free coffee and cookies. Everybody welcome. Sponsored by the Huron -Middlesex (Prov.) Liberal Association.---11,12ar Campsite reservations are now being taken Campsite reservations for th', 1986 season are now being taken yearTound at some of Ontario's Provincial Parks and campers are quickly booking the sites at Pinery and Ipperwash. Park Superintendent Ray Bonenberg said "Over 1700 bookings have been received for the parks since Jan. 1 and several of the ma- jor holiday weekends are almost completely booked. In total, 475 of the 1266 campsites available at the two parks are set aside for reservations, with the balance being available on a first come first serve basis". "Eight hundred sites have been set aside for reservations on the Victoria Day weekend only. These sites are available on a pay in advance basis only. This enables visitors to get to their campsites much more quickly and avoid the long waits in registra- tion lines that have occurred in recent ANNUAL MEETING Hullett Federation of Agriculture' TUESDAY, MARCH 18 AT 8:00 P.M. at Hullett Central School EVERYONE WELCOME Bed'n Breakfast HOSTS WANTED in Clinton Area for KLOMPEN FEEST VISITORS May 16th & 17 th suggested charge by hosts:'17. - single '30 - double/per night Also needed: Parking for mobile homes. suggestod charge '3/night LJoanTo apply call: Cory Hoak 4112-7190 Schoonderwoerd 40,2-3469. years," he said. Reservations for both parks can be made by telephone or in person at the Pinery reservation office Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p,.m. Pay on arrival reservations will be held until 6 p.m. of the day of your arrival. If you are arriving later than this, you must guarantee or pay for your site with a credit card or cash. A guaranteed or prepaid reservation ensures that your site will be held until 2 p.m. of the day after your intend- ed arrival. , "Due to the popularity of Pinery and Ip- perwash Provincial Parks people are plann- ing their vacations well in advance to ensure that a site - will be waiting for them when they arrive," Bonenberg said. "This enables visitors to eliminate the unpleasant, I'm sorry we are full feeling which is so common at these two parks during the sum- mer season." Blyth Festival resents: Peter nd t1 Waif A usical ?Cie with the ermaid Theatre Saturday, March 15 2:00 p.m. Blyth Memorial Hall Tickets: $4.00 Bax Office: 523,9300 523.9225:... _........ OPEN RECEPTION for Neil & Bonnie Falconer March 22. 1986 at 9 P.M. in Clinton For information call 482-9314 after 8:00 P.M. ST. PATRICK'S DAY LUNCH St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church Saturday, March 15, 1986 11:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. "IRISH STEW" homemade bread, pie BAKE TABLE Sponsored by:"The New Dimensions" Adult Tickets: Children's, Tickets Advance - '4.00 '2.00 At The Door -'4.50 '2.25 For tickets call: 482-3556 St. Joseph's Knights of Columbus ST. PATRICK'S DANCE Saturday, March 15 Dancing 9 p.m..1 a.m. at the Clinton Legion 5 MUSIC BY "COUNTRY COMPANIONS TICKETS:'11. PER COUPLE.. HAM LUNCH & PRIZES TICKITS AVAILABLE FROM EARL IMPEL OR AT BRYAN LAVIS INSURANCII , ONO. CLINTON':; e Or The Fleming Fowl-UPs Fowl -Ups take Zurich tournament title Dean Reid's second period goal proved to be the winner as the Clinton Fleming Fowl - Ups edged their arch -rivals the Goderich Old Deckhands 2-1 to capture the fifth An- nual Zurich Has -Beans .Oldtimer's Hockey Tournament last weekend. ' The tournament victory was the Fowl -ups second oldtimers title this season as back in October they captured the Utica, Michigan tournament. At the Wingham tournament in November the Fowl -ups lost in overtime in the championship game against Malton. Flemings 2- Goderich 1 In the championship game on Sunday the Goderich Old Dickhands opened the scoring as Ron Miller converted a perfect pass from his centre Paul Corriveau early in the se- cond period after a scoreless first period. Fleming's tied the score less than five minutes when winger Harvey Carter backhanded the puck past the Goderich net - minder. Reid's shot from behind the goal deflected in the net off the goalie after passes from Ken Daer and Paul Draper. Goderich pressured the Fowl -ups in the third period but excellent goaltending by Fleming's Len Wilson (tournament's Most Valuable Player) enabled Clinton to hang on for the championship victory. Fleming's 2 - Exeter 1 In the opening game of the tournament on Friday night a goal late in the third period by defenceman Ken Daer gave the Fowl -ups a 2-1 victory over the , highly -rated Exeter Moulting Hawks. George Nahrgang had 'earlierscored as he drilled a 15 -foot shot passed the Exeter goalie on a perfect pass from Daer. Fleming's 3 - London 1 , In their second game of the tournament the Fowl -ups defeated London Roov Con- struction 3-1 as centre Bob "Little Joe" Livermore finally got "untracked" as he tallied twice in the victory. Nahrgang scored again as he teamed up with ken Daer to dent the twine. This victory enabled the Fowl -ups to receive a bye to the champion- ship against the Goderich Old Deckhands. DEFENCE: Ken Daer, Don Bartliff, Doug MacAulay, Bennis Fleischauer. FORWARD: George Nahrgang, Dean Reid, Paul Draper, Bob Livermore, Bill Hog- garth, Laurie Colquhoun, Butch Elliott, Harvey Carter, Don Freeman, Ross Jewitt. GOALIE; Len Wilson COACH: Ray Garon MANAGER: Doc Miller Video stickering program postponed A postponement of Ontario's video, classification stickering program was an- nounced recently by the Ministry of Con- sumer and Commercial Relations. "Due to a number of production and technical problems with the stickers, as well as application difficulties encountered by the industry, we are announcing a delay in the stickering program", said Jan Rush, Executive Director, Business Practices Division. "In . consultation with representatives from all sectors of the industry, the ministry will be hiring a consultant to review the im- plementation program," Rush said. "Until such time as the consultant reports back to us, the stickering process is now on hold," she said. She added that the sale of classification stickers to the video industry for application to cassettes has been temporarily suspend- ed, pending production quality control checks. "In view of the problems encountered with the stickers and in fairness to the in- dustry and the integrity of the program, we decided to call a temporary halt to the stickering", Rush said. She said the moratorium would afford studios additional time to clear outstanding titles for classification and- approval. In the meantime, the Theatres Branch will pro- duce an up-to-date catalogue for use by video retailers in classifying their existing stock. - Although `the -ministry is calling a moratorium ori` -"the -'stickering, Ontario's commitment to the work of the Ontario Film Review Board remains in place. The consultant's report is expected to be completed in a few weeks_ Eat a turkey this month for March sof Dimes The Ontario March of Dimes and the Canadian Turkey Marketing Agency .have joined forces to promote the sale of turkey in March and to raise funds to develop the ability in disabled adults. The "Turkey in March... Why Not?" pro- motion incorporates distribution of direct mail inserts in February which include a coupon offering one dollar off the price of a whole turkey. Each turke' coupon redeem- ed will trigger a 10 cent donation to the On- tario March of Dimes. William Chrismas , Chairman of the C.T.M.A. is enthusiastic about the fund rais- ing effort. "We anticipate that this promo- tion could raise as much as $I00,000 to go towards assisting physically disabled adults in Ontario," he said. BLYTH MEMORIAL HALL CRAFT SHOW Saturday, March 15th From 10 am-4pm Tea table and homemade baking THE HAVEN Hwy. 8 Clinton 482-3489 Rock ',n Roll with the best! TOP 40's Popular music for your dancing and listening pleasure -LADIES NIGHT THURSDAY, MARCH 20, '86 ST. PATRICKS DANCE at the.... \� Goderich Township Community Centre SATURDAY, MARCH 1506 Dancing 9 pm -1' am Music by: Sound Trek D.J. (Mike) $1104 per couple Hot Lunch provided For tickets cell:' 524.4350 or' 482-3186 special occasion' permit. The Canadian Turkey Marketing Agency is a non-profit organization representing Canadian turkey producers in Canada. Their mandate is to ensure an adequate sup- • ply of turkey to the Canadian market and to promote the consumption of turkey in St. Patricks DINNER 8. DANCE Sot. March 15 8. PERSON15. COUPLE "IRISH MUSIC" Canada. The Ontario March of Dimes is a non- profit charitable organization whose objec- tive is to assist all physically disabled adults in Ontario achieve meaningful and dignified lives. DINNERS AND PIZZA After 4 p.m. buy one at the regular price get the second for HALF PRICE then Dance to LIVE ENTERTAINMIENT every Thursday, Friday and Saturday HARBOUR LIGHTS RESTAURANT & TAVERN - HIOHWAY 21 - SAYFIELD 565-2554 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK $ A.M. - 1 A.M. VANASTRA & DISTRICT LIONS and LIONESS /tad Pe Saturday, March 5th Vanastra Recreation Centre 9 p.m. -1 a.m. Music By: "Music in Gold" D.J. Irish Music and Ballads Age of Majority Required Hot Lunch Provided. $5. per person Proceeds to Ball Lights. Phone 482-7700, 482-9581 for tickets. ..... . 1. i i... i,•,4,' .. "•• . THE SQUARE FISH & GAME CLUB. NOTICE TO MEMBERS & GUESTS PAST PRESIDENT'S BALL Saturday, March 15 -BEEF SMORGASBORD - 6 -8 PM $7.00 PER PERSON -DANCE- 9 PM - 1 AM $3.00 PER PERSON MUSIC BY "Mystery Train" DOOR PRIZES - SPOT DANCES ALSO CELEBRATING JOYCE & JERRY'S 30th ANNIVERSARY ♦.1111......'1.. 11'1' 1i 1'•1,1,..• • GODERICH 324.7911 1./ iiaLLY••• .. _ rt1114,. • • • • • •• 9 • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • 4 • 6 • • • 0 • 4 .4 46 • . i 1.. - STARTS FRIDAY, MARCH 14th He fought his first battle on the Scottish Highlands in 1536. He will fight his greatest battle on the streets of New York City in 1906. His name. is Connor MacLeod. 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