Clinton News-Record, 1983-11-23, Page 24Little Jason of Vanastra chats amiably with 'storekeeper' Lianne
Storey. Lianne was in charge of selling tickets for the Lady Diana
Nursery School for Special Children at the Vanastra lioness
Christmas Bazaar on Saturday. Jason holds a large bundle of
tickets in his fist but he seems quite content just 'hanging around'
talking to Lianne, the prize for the draw was a large ceramic doll.
(Wendy Somerville photo)
Christmas trees now in .stock in Clinton
CLINTON - Again this year, the Clinton
Optimist Club has acquired 260 Christmas
trees for sale now at Verbeek's farm and
Garden Centre on Isaac St.
All proceeds will be returned to the com-
munity through youth projects so be sure to
support the Optimist Club and the young
people of Clinton by purchasing a real tree
this year.
The Optimists have had a very busy year
so far. On Nov. 13 the Club sponsored an
afternoon of free skating for all children
under 16. This was the Club's contribution to
Youth Appreciation Week and the afternoon
was enjoyed by many.
On Oct. 28 a free Halloween Party was
held at the high school. Approximately 100
ghosts, goblins and witches participated in
games, bobbed for apples and, in general.
hada lot of fun.
The club's donations since Oct. 1 includ(
$500 t' minor Baseball, $200 to the Lad)
Diana Nursery and six infant car seats to
the Clinton Hospital. The next big event is
the Bantam Hockey Tournament, starting
Nov. 2,u Thanks to the generosity of the Clin-
ton merchants, Clubs and other businesses,
over $400 was donated to help pay for
referees and ice time. This has been a very
successful tournament in the past,and this
year will be no exception. All proceeds go to
Youth Activities.
Genesis or "Collins " has new style album
By Janet Tench
Genesis has a new album out. Does this
surprise you? It did me. When I saw it in the
record store, I had to check to see if it was
really the Genesis that I'm notoriously
flipped out about (there was another group
by that name). It was ... well almost.
The first thing I noticed when I looked the
album over „was that Genesis and Hugh
Padgham (who did work on the Police's
Synchronicity) produced it. What's going
on? Genesis produced their last two albums
themselves with Padgham handling only
engineering. ( Take note - Hugh Padgham
first came on the scene with Collins' Face
Value).
Secondly, with symmetrical shapes on the
album cover, you'd think this once highly -
creative band could come up with a good
name ( shaping up the World would be good).
Well, maybe they did, but they, forgot to put
it on. A former member of Genesis, Peter
Gabriel, learned that it helps sales when the
album has a name.
Upon listening to the album, I had two
thoughts: 1) Genesis should be spelt P -H -I -L
C -O -1, -L -I -N -S, and 2) Why did they bother to
make it?
The first release, "Mama", which has an
EP to support it, sounds as if it was left -over
material from Collins' Hello I Must Be
Going. In fact, Home By the Sea and Silver
Rainbow are the only songs that don't sound
completely like Phil Collins' songs. The
lyrics of these songs are at least worth
listening to; lyrics being the main reason for
the huge cult following that supports
Genesis. The music reeks so greatly of Phil
Collins ( whom I admire when he's working
solo) that you'd never—know---that Mike
Rutherford, an accomplished guitarist, and
Tony Banks, a pianist rating up with
classical performers, participate.
If this is the new style that Genesis, (or
should I say Collins) is going to take, a lot of
fans will be disappointed.
Fortunately for these fans there is a group
they can turn to. Marillion, getting good
Agricultural Society nieets
largest number of delegates in attendance
based upon the travelling distance, was
presented by Mrs. Jean Reaney to the
Exeter Agricultural Society.
The 1984 executive is: district director -
Bill Flynn, Clinton; secretary - Don Young,
Auburn; lady representative - Hazel
McIntosh, Milverton; and lady secretary -
Evelyn Coxon, Milverton.
The 1984 annual meeting will be held in
Exeter, hosted by the Exeter Agricultural
Society.
Over 150 delegates attended the annual
meeting of the Huron -Perth Ontario
Association of Agricultural Societies which
was held in Listowel Tuesday, November 8.
Fair Queens from Brussels, Dungannon,
Exeter, Listowel, Seaforth and Stratford,
were well received by the audience.
The crowd enjoyed the musical en-
tertainment which was provided by Mr. and
Mrs. Don McDonald of Listowel.
The Ken Reaney Memorial Plaque, which
is awarded to the Society which has the
reception in their homeland of Britain, are a
Genesis -a -la -Peter Gabriel -days take -off
group. Their debut album script for a
Jester's Tear sounds remarkably like an
extension of From Genesis to Revelation
(Genesis, 1969).
It would appear that the past can return.
Should Genesis continue to be Phil Collins
and friends, oh, sure, I'll still buy the
albums, but it will be Marillion for me.
Rating: Genesis: 7 out of 10. Marillion: 8
out of 10.
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Again this year, children from all over
Canada will be able to write directly to
Santa Clam and receive a personal reply.
It's the second year that Canada Post has
stepped in to give old Santa a h .nd with his
correspondence. This year thousands of post
office volunteers will join with other com-
munity workers to make sure that each
child's letter is answered.
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Canada Post launched its national Santa
Claus Letter Program on November 3 at the
Children's Hospital off Eastern Ontario, in
Ottawa.
Heading up the official opening was
Canada Post President, Michael Warren,
who says that he expects Santa will receive
more than a million letters this year. Last
year 500.000 lettere were ancw�red with Phe
help of 4,000 postal employees ::nd volun-
teers from the community.
Children should write Santa c -o North
Pole, Canada using the postal code HtMl
OHO. Caned Post President, Michael
Warren says that every child who writes a
letter and includes a return address will
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