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Clinton News-Record, 1985-6-19, Page 22Page 2A-CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNIDAY, JUNE 19,19 I've attended a fair number of meetings over the last couple of years. Some have been long and drawn out and others have been short and to the point. I remember my first meeting in Clinton. I wasn't feeling my best and couldn't wait to crawl into bed, however, it was a Thursday night and the recreation committee was meeting. So much for crawling into bed. I went to the meeting and, just because it was a night that I was dying to get home, it ran past midnight. That was about the only recreation meeting that lasted that long and got very little accomplished. In fact, over the last few months, the committee meetings have been very much to the point. Recreation is a complex subject to deal with. Contrary to What some think, it is not simply organizing the arena schedule, - although that is one of the important tasks. • Clinton has organized their recreation committee so that it runs efficiently and ef- fectively. The addition of several new peo- ple has brought refreshing enthusiasm and new ideas to the various sub -committees. Sub -committees are a great thing, at least in my opinion. Instead of dragging every detail up at the monthly meeting, a group of three or four people discuss the subjects and then bring their decision before the entire committee for approval. For those who are not aware of the S * orts From the sign By (Inne N®rejko Important role smaller conututtee„ within recreation, they are the arena, pool -park program and arts committee. Linda Reid, who is the vice- chairman of the recreation conunittee, is the chairman for the arena conunittee. Other members in the arena conunittee are Steve Gibbings and Dan Colquhoun. Jim Hunter chairs the pool -park program conunittee with Bonnie Jewitt and Bark Crawford. Interim chairman Gard Gerrits works with Judy Stuart, Steve Oliver and Roy Wheeler on the arts conunittee. Overseeing all the sub -committees is Clin- ton Recreation Corrunittee Chairman Ron McKay, and, as recreation director, Kevin Duguay is part of the committee. What do all of these people do? I don't think I can begin to list the many items they take care of or the events that they volunteer to help out at. (Some end volunteering not only themselves but their spouses as well. ) These people play an important role in this community. They make decisions that effect everyone from five -year-olds to 75 - year -olds. The five -year-olds take part in programs planned or sponsored by the recreation conunittee and the older folks help pay a portion of costs through their tax- es. The recreation committee seems to be running smoothly. Co-operation and the common goal of bettering recreation in Clin- ton can only better the community. Sports days approaching Attention sports fans! The Clinton Recreation Committee in conjunction with Clinton Minor Baseball, Clinton Minor Soc- cer, Clinton Men's Ball Hockey and the men's soccer team are staging the second Annual Clinton Sports Days event. Dates have been set for Friday, July 5, and Satur- day, July 6. All activities, including a chicken barbecue and licensed social, . will take place at the Clinton Community Park. You are cordially invited to drop by and catch some of theexciting and entertaining sports action. For more information please contact the Recreation Office at 482-3398. Sportsfest '85 The Annual Lake Huron Zone Sportsfest will be hosted this year by the Town of Ex- eter. Any local teams or individuals wanting to participate in Sportsfest '85 are asked to attend a Sportsfest meeting on June 17, 8 p.m. at the Clinton Arena. For more infor- mation contact Kent Colquhoun or the Recreation Director as soon as possible. Fit Kids Fit Kids'? The Clinton Recreation Com- mittee will be offering a "Fit Kids" pro- gram for children ages 8-12 years. This uni- que and exciting program will provide par- ticipants with an opportunity to improve physical fitness level, improve performance in sports and stimulate/motivate to par- ticipate in fitness related activites. This program will be instructed by Peggy Jones (qualified physical education graduate and promises to be a rewarding and thoroughly enjoyable program. More information will be announced in next col - Lunn or you can contact the Clinton Recrea- tion Office. The program will be limited to 20 participants per session (10 weeks). Make plans to have your children be part of Fit Kids! Boys Ball Hockey Attention boys ages 11 to 15! The boys ball hockey program will be held Tuesday even- ings at 7 to 8 p.m. at the Clinton Arena. Players must wear helmets, hockey gloves and long pants ( sweat pants are recom-. mended 1. Everyone must play in this super - 'Darn to page 6A Twin City School of Hairstylin Waterloo, Ont, •Hairstyling Barbering •Ear Piercing •Make-up 55 Erb St. East 886-6305 Monday to Friday zp „'‘\/ 8:30 amto4:30pm Cliossesittoiiil It �f ti McICILLOP I MUTUAL � INSURANCE COMPANY 91 Main St. South, Seaforth FULL COVERAGE Farm & Urban Properties Ken (arnotban 1 a,,ern (,odkin lohn Mcl wing Stanle,, Mcllwain Donald McKercher Kenneth Moore si Trewarlha Stuart V+ ilson Paul Rock -.-. -----AGE N TS E.F. "Bill" Durst Bob McNaughlon Graeme Craig Banter & Mac -Ewan Insurance Brokers Ltd 482.1154 527.1877 521.9190 524.7051 527.18.3' 527-0508 482 7593 527-0687 345-2397 527-1455 527.1571 °887.9181 524.8376 CALL AN AGENT OR THE OFFICE Steven Geiger and Kathy VanBakel won the junior and senior divisions of the Clinton Fitness Week coloring contest. As prizes, they were awarded a T-shirt. One shirt was donated by MacLean Sports and the other by the Clinton Recreation Committee. Representing MacLean's Sports is Julianne Varney with Kevin Duguay representing the Clinton Recreation Committee. Steven is a Gr. 2 student at Huron Centennial and Kathy is a Gr. 6 student at St. Joseph's Separate School. (Anne Narejko photo) SUPER SPECIAL CUT FROM GRADE °A' BEEF BLADE STEAKS SUPER SPECIAL STOCK UP NOW! MARINATE FOR THE BAR -B -Q 3.26/kg VALUPLUS WIENERS 450 g PKG. 4.39/1(9 FRESH PORK SIDE RIBS BONELESS BLADE BONE REMOVED SIRLOIN TIP 703'kg SHORT RIB 3.70/kg ROAST 19.. 3®ROAST 168, BONELESS FROM THE CHUCK SIRLOIN TIP 725,kg CROSS CUT STEAK®�°�Ib. RIB STEAK ROAST RIB 90 4.37/kg SCHNEIDERS -1 VARIETIES BONELESS SLICED 5759 CROSS CUT n An COOKED SIAM 179 RIB STEAK ROASTitederb. MAPLE LEAF Ib. 5.05/kg 4.83/kg •/kg F F fist . LAR PRiCi SWEET PICKLED CENTRE CUT PEAMEAL BACK BACON COTTAGE ROLL t>�e � Ib. 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