Clinton News-Record, 1984-10-10, Page 3(in
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A $2,200 donation from the Clinton Police Force to Clinton Public Hospital has helped
purchase a new IV Pump for the obstetrics ward. Nursing director Jean Cox accepted
the cheque from Police Chief Lloyd Westlake. Thedonation was raised at the summer
Police Golf Tournament. Similar fund raising events over the years have helped
force donate more than $5,000 to the hospital. (Shelley McPhee photo)
Clinton 4-H
dubs meet
CLINTON--The.third meeting of the. Clint
ton I 4-H Club was held at the home of Joy
Taylor on September',4. The 4-H Club met
at the track of CHSS and ran a mile run.
Members then went to Joy's home.
The meeting opened with the 4-H pledge
then members went to their cooking.
While the food was cooking they read
through the meeting and had a discussion
about the meeting. After the food was cook-
ed they ate chili, salad and fruit custard.
The meeting came to a close and members
thanked Joy for the use of her home. Presi-
dent and Secretary: Shana Hutchings.
The fourth meeting of Clinton I, was held
at the home of Shelley and Slkana Hutchings
The meeting started with a 4-11 pledge
and then members read through the
meeting and had a discussion about the
meeting and went straight to the cooking.
While the food was cooking, they went into
the livingroom and did some exercises.
After the food was finished cooking,
members ate bran muffins, cheesey pop-
corn, apple jog nog, and hot spiced milk.
They brought the meeting to a close and
thanked Shelley and Shane for the use of
their home.
The next meeting will be held at Marni
Gibbings on October 15 at 7 p.m. President
and Secretary: Shelley Hutchings. ,
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CLIF roN IOWS-RECORD, WEDNESDAY, OG°J, QBER 10,1964--P'AG 3
Clinton Town Hall Re-
CLINTON - Only 17 days to the Town of
Clinton Town Fall Grand Re -Opening.
This major community event will be stag-
ed fronli Saturday, October 27 to Saturday,
November 3. Make plans to be part of this
special event.
The Town Hall Grand Re -Opening
"Souvenir Program" will be available for
distribution by Friday, October 19. This
brochure will featOre a detailed schedule of
all events/activities occurring during the
week. This is your "souvenir" program
brochure of this once in a lifetime communi-
ty event. Make certain to receive your copy.
Tickets for those events requiring an ad-
mission charge go on sale as of Friday, Oc-
tober 12. The following events will have ad-
mission fees:
Saturday, October 27, Variety Night. Only
250 tickets;
Saturday, November 3, Community
Breakfast. Only 500 tickets;
Saturday, November 3, CHSS Cabaret. Only
250 tickets.
The Saturday, October 27, 7:30 to 9:30
pm. "Variety Night" will feature a variety
of local individuals and groups performing
their talents. Break dancers, vocal groups,
stepdancers, a skipping group and in-
strumental groups, will all be part of this
entertaining evening.
Tuesday, October 30 is "Community Day"
and will feature a morning "parents and
tots" session, an afternoon "senior adult"
session (featuring Mrs. E. Kettlewell) and
an evening "community" session. The
Steering Committee invites any local group,
club or organization interested in setting up
a table type display at the community
session to register by no later than Friday,
October 12,1984.
Your display can describe or illustrate
services, history, membership, and similar
themes. Coffee will be served during the
evening, compliments of the steering
committee. For details please contact either
Mrs. Judy Stuart or the Recreation Director
as soon as ' possible. Space is limited.
Register early!!
The Saturday, November 3 Community
Breakfast will be staged from 8:00 a.m. to
11:00 a.m. at the Clinton Legion Hall.
Breakfast will consist of pancakes,
sausages and your choice of beverage. A
great way to have fun with your family,
neighbors and friends. All proceeds go
towards the town hall auditorium equip-
ment reserve fund. You should note that
town councillors will be serving the meal! !
The Saturday, November 3 "CRSS
Cabaret" will be staged at the Town Hall
ening events
Auditorium from 7:30 .to 9:30 .p,ln, An ex-
citing and varied program will be offered by
the students of our high school, This event
pro ► lses to be one of- the highlights of the
Grand Re -Op ring Program. Make certain
to buy your tickets as soon as possible.
Should you have any questions or need
more information regarding the Town/Hall
Grand Re -Opening, please contact either
Mrs. Judy Stuart or the Recreation Direc-
tor.
All Clinton and area residents are asked to
take note that due to overwhekn.ing
response the Saturday, October 27 variety
Night and Monday, October 29 Arts and
Crafts Day are filled. The steering comrilit-
tee can no longer accept names to par-
ticipate in either of these events. For those
individuals affected by this, the steering
committee would like to take this opportuni-
ty to, invite you to attend and enjoy the
events.
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