MEDICAL SERVICES: Clinton Creek
is served by a four-bed hospital. Ithas a
resident doctor and staff of four nurses.
Being a “Cottage Hospital” its surgery
facilities are very limited. Because of
this, patients are moved to larger
centres for major surgery or treatment.
Every two or three months a Dentist
spends up to four days in the commu-
nity. Specialist information and Doc-
tor’s office hours may be obtained from
the hospital staff.

ALOU SERVICE STATION: Gas, oil
and light car maintenance are available
at the Alou Service Station, a privately
operated establishment.

ALOU BUS LINE: A scheduled free
bus service operates between the
townsite and the mine, mill and
plantsite areas.

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LIBRARY: A well stocked rotating lib-
rary is located in the Robert Henderson
School. It offers a selection of approxi-
mately 500 hard cover books. A good
selection of paperbacks is also avail-
able. New books are obtained every
three months. Arrangements can be
made to accommodate special re-
quests through the central library
facilities at Whitehorse.

SNACK BAR AND LOUNGE: The
Snack Bar which is operated by the
Community Club, provides a normal
snack bar “counter service” and a
place to meet friends.

MALAMUTE SALOON: On and off
premises sales of beer, wine and
liquors. It is operated by Clinton
Creek's Community Club and is open
every day of the week. Guests are al-
ways welcome.

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HOCKEY AND SKATING: The arena
provides a skating area 80’x 200’. This
area, plus dressing rooms, is open to
the public throughout the winter sea-
son. The 25’x60’ spectator’s area is
open all year and is available without
charge for community social events
and meetings.

SKI HILL: Ski Hill and tow facilities are
located eleven miles from Clinton
Creek on the road to Dawson. It was
built by the Outdoor Club and is oper-
ated by its members. Except for tow
rope gasoline expenses it is available
without charge. Cross country ski trails
are available near the townsite.
SOCCER AND SOFTBALL: Soccer
and softball players will find a football
field and a ball diamond one mile out of
town near the Forty Mile River Bridge.