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Clinton News.Record ThUrsda February 29, 1968 2
Announcing A Goo
STOItIE 7HOURS
Effective
WEDNESDAY, MARCH `6th
aiNfoN STO0E5
WILL OE
CLOSED ALL DAY
WEDNESDAY
Clinton Retail Merchants' Committee,
R. 3, Campbell, Chairman.
ATTENTION
KNITTERS
MARCH SURPRISE
STARTING FEBRUARY 22
Every One Dollar Spent on Knitting Wool
You Have a Chance on the Following Prizes
FIRST PRIZE
Hand Made Baby Dress and Booties, value $6.50
SECOND PRIZE
Deer Tapestry value $3.98
THIRD PRIZE
Ladies' Hat, hand made value $3.911
FOURTH PRIZE
Children's Hat, hand made value $2,98
Draw Takes Place 6 p.m. Saturday, March 30
MAKE YOUR SPRING SWEATER NOW ! !
We Continue Our Selling-Out Wool Stock
See Our Prices — Bargains — Clear-Out
Shop at
CLINTON
KNITTING CENTRE
At Amsing„. 1:11i+ 111011' oi-,161111;3'
brsirkni 0,4 55 Albert St.
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THEATRE
GODERICH
ON THE SQUARE
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PARK THEATRE—GODERICH
March Movie Calendar
THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY ' FEB. 29—MARCH 14
."WHO'S MINDING THE MINT?"
Comedy — Jim Hutton, Dorothy Provine — and • Great Comedy Cost
You'll get a chuckle out of this one!
MONDAY-TUESDAY MARCH 4.5
"WILD, 'WILD PLANET"
Drama—Tony Russell, Lisa Gastoni in a Science Fiction Thriller
that Zooms into the Future
WED., THURS., FRI., SAT. MARCH 6.74.9
"THE FAMILY WAY"
Adult Entertainment—Drama—Haytey Mills,Avril Angers and John Mills
in a well-made British entry about newyweds and their adventures
SATURDAY MATINEE MARCH 9 Only,
"Journey to the Beginning of Time"
Four boys living the excitement every boy dreams about.
A CHILDREN'S SPECIAL—Admission 50e a seat
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY MARCH 1142-13
"THE GLORY STOMPERS", .
Admittance Restricted to Persons 18 Years of Age or Older.
Melodrama—'Cycle Gang War—A New Kind of Violence is Born!
THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY MARCH 14.15.16
"WATERHOLE No. 3 II
Adult Entertainment—Comedy—James Colburn, Carroll O'Connor
In the West as it never was . . What a Swingin` Scene!
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY MARCH 1849.20
"BANNING"
Drama—Robert Wagner, Anjannette Corner—SEX AND GOLF—Two of the
most popular pastimes in today's civilised world,
HOLD ON TIGHT WHEN BANNING "SWINGS" INTO ACTION!
THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY MARCH 21.2243
"TONY ROME"
Adult Entertainment—Melodrama—Frank Sinatra is Tony Rome in a fast.
Moving private eye adventure—Packed with mystery, fun and action.
THIS IS ONE OF THE BETTER ONES!
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESbAY MARCH 25.26-27
"THE COMEDIANS"
Adult Entertainment—Drama—Burton, Taylor, Guinness, Ustinov—in one of
the top, suspense surprises of the year—An absorbing, dramatic, entry.
THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY MARCH 244940
"THE AMBUSHERS"
Adult Entertainment—Mblodrama ,--Dean Martin as Matt Helm
(Secret 'Agent) strikes again in his newest action adventure
Going to be in Goderich Shopping Saturday Afternoon?
Send the kids to our 'Children's Matinee—(Matron in aHendante)
Normal Admission for Kids is ONLY 35c
Mar. ,3----"WHO'S 'MINDING THE .MINT?"
Mar. 9_Special::, ($Qe) I
"JOURNEY to the BEGINNING of TIME"
Mar. 16—,-"DISORDERLY ORDERLY" (Jerry Lewis) I
Mar. 23---"APACHE RIFLES"
Mar. 30,--"FIRST MEN IN THE MOON"
Serial M All Matinees "Canadian Mounties Vs. Atomic Invaders"
Carlood at Every Matinee—Free Passei GiVeasity at Each, Matinee ,
SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUr NOTICE
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TREND HOMES BY EASTBANK BLDGS. LTD. OF GODERICH
Us'ing the Unusual design of one entrance, this home of 1,016 *clime feet provides.
the living space usually found in a much larger, more expeniive home. The brick
exterior, is artfully set off by the redwood panel In, the front, and the brick projection
and carport lends an imposing impression-. In addition to three roomy bedrooms,,
there is a 4.piece ceramic tile bathroom, floored by wall•to.wall broadloom, on American
styled kitchen And dining area. The American is heated by limed air gas furnace,
and has laundry facilities in the kill basement. This is a completely finished home,
ready to move into and can be built on your own lot or (by special arrangement with
L. G. Winter) on fully serviced lots available in Pinecrest subdivision in Clinton. Trend
homes are built to National Building Code Standards and are readily financed through.
AKA. or Ctonoplete information on the American and other Trend Horne plant
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JOHNSTON - YEATS ,
Gwendolyn Heather, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Yeats
and Kenneth Mervyn Johnston, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Johnston, all of Clinton ware married recntly in St, Andrews
Presbyterian Church. Rev. R. U. McLean officiated.
tion were other matters discus.
sed between caucus members
and federation representatives.
Other members of the caucus
attending were: Gordon Innes,
Oxford; Stan Farquar, Algoma.
Manitoulin; Ed Sargent, Grey.
Bruce; Dick Smith, Nipissing,
Don Paterson, Essex - South;
Nick Rustan, Essex - Kent;
Bern Newman, Windsor Wal.
kerville,
DON'T BE ONE OF THESE UNHAPPY SOULS!
Timely insnection can save costly loss!
•ORMANDY
JEWELLERY
Godeiticit THE 'S4UARt '
There comes a time WA per.
son's life when you actually be,
gin to W940er If it is all worth.
Wh4e. X guess everyone hAS
days when it seems PgintiPs0
to try' any longer, It's like the
old saying - the faster I go.
the ))ehioder I get.
More than one acquaintance
has remarked to me in re.
cent months. !4 Thera just areutt
enough.mght4 in a weelsit. And
it is about true, By the time
you haVe _one night for a club
meeting, one night for bowl.'
ing, one for a study course,
one to play hostess, one to go
out, one to visit mother and
one to SUIVOrt the local team
there isn't time to attend that
impromptu party or play coon.
opoly with the kids.
There is one sointion. It won't
Tax expert
addresses
OFU local .
The Carter Report, as it
Weds farmers, was the topic
chosen by George Hall, of Hall
and Hall Income Tax Consul.
tants when he spoke at the
February meeting of Holmes.
villa Local 219 Ontario Farm. -
ers, Union,
Mr. Hall also reported on
the modifications set out in the
National Farm Union brief
which was presented to Fin.
ante Minister Sharp.
Answers to general income
tax questions were given by
Mr. Hall after his talk.
A workshop on organization
was held February 19 by the
local, with members from Ash.
field and Zurich locals attend-
, ing.
Director of Organization,
John Dolma, assisted with the
workshop, which was designed
to help canvassers in their
work.
LiCW name
delegates
In Mitchell, February 23, the
newly elected executive of the
Huron- P erth United Church
Women comprising 98 groups
with Mrs. Harold Babensee,
president, in charge appointed
the following delegates to the
London conference of the United
Church Women: Mrs. Harold
Babensee, Stratford; Mrs. A.
`gebiingville, Mrs,
SaWyer,, MItahell; Mrs.
`Walter'' gab bnald, Gadahill,
R. R. 1; Mrs. Stewart Miner,
Exeter; Mrs, Lloyd Bend, Clin.
ton, R. R. 3; Mrs. Harold Doig,
Fordwich.
The conference will be held in
Parkside United Church, Chat.
ham, March 25, 26, 27. The
theme is "What In The World
Is The Church Doing?" and the
special speakers are Dr. Nor.
man McKenzie, "Our Modern
World, Chaos Or Hope" and
Mr. Ernest Root on "The Fair-
field Mission."
Two workshops each for
Huron ,and Perth on steward.
ship and recruiting will be held
early in May.
4ppeal ManY.PeoPle because.
it
is a draStie, departure frOm
the normal way of living, but
It really, works for these who
are sdrielis 000 living a re•
laxed *existence out of the rush,
rush, rush race, ,
Say."No,"
Seldom used these days, the
word "no" was introduced to
the vocabulary of man by some
fellow Who was tired of acting
on the whims and impulses of
other people, He discovered,
for instance, that if he gave
a Aral negative answer and
remained unshaken in his de.
cision, he could make a rad.
ical change in his life.
When his wife listed the
social benefits derived from
joining the local canasta club,
he weighed the situation care.
fully and then cried, "No," In
actual fact, he andhis wife man.. aged a game of cards once a
week with their friends anyway
so what was the need of sign.
ing up in .a regimented group
where it was Tuesday evening
at eight, no matter what.
He didn't shun his duty at
church. He reasoned that he
would belong to just as many
church organizations as would
fit corn:Tortably into his plans.
After all, he'd run the gantlet
of trying to give some time
to everything and never doing
much for anything. The new
theory was to take an active
part in one or two departments
and leave membership in the
rest to others who had time or
interests to spare.
At the risk of being termed
an ingrateful parasite, he did
not rise to the beat of each
community drum, When the
MERRILL
TV Service
215 Victoria. St.
Clinton, Ontario
WE REPAIR ALL MAKES OF
TV, RADIO AND. HI Fl
Your Last Chance
To see the big 1968
FARM SHOW
Closes. Fri,. Mar. 1, 4:30,PM
There's. Something
t'Or: th "
Whole Farm
Family.
ADMISSION
.50
Children with Adults
Admitted Free
Afternoon and
Evening Program
Bring the family to
LONDON'
Gaunt meets
OFA men
Murray Gaunt, MP (Lib.
Huron-Bruce), with Ontario
Liberal leader Robert F. Nixon
and other Liberal members of
the Legislature's standing com.
mittee on agriculture received
a delegation from the Ontario
Federation of Agriculture head.
ed by its president, Charles
Munro.
Mr. Munro endorsed Mr.
Nixon's suggestions that repro.
sentatives of agriculture should
meet regularly with the stands
ing committee and have their
proposals discussed publicly.
At the meeting, concern was
expressed for the basic dif.
fer,ences between eastern and
western agriculture in Canada
namely the protectionist sent.
iments of ,the east as opposed
to the free trade concept in
the west. :rote laud use plan.„
ning, pipet' ,marketing proposals,
planned:ProckirCtiOn, agntlietic
competition in the milk Indus.
try and' the sugar beet. ques.
roared f9r taleats. he, 'did what could When
the minor hockey lenge called
for his services, he failed to
respend. His motto was every
man working at one thing,- but
every man working.
R e learned to tise his lei.
sure time not abuse it. Hp
understood that spare hours
can Semi heeome as frustrated
and frantic as the rest of the
day if every moment is sche.
fluted even if At is under the
guise of fun and entertainment.
By saying "no" to the phys.•
lea' fitness nuts who meat
weekly, he unknowingly reser.
ved time for that bird-watch.
ing hike With his son and a
spur of the moment movie with
his wife,
This system isn't suggested
by those who wish to make
their • mark in the world. It
isn't a get-,rich-quick aid or a
favoUrable qualification when
Applying for a job in the field
of public relations. It wasn't
intended to be an instant time.
stretcher. I don't know what
process would be necessary
to put eight days in a week!
All it can promise is fewer
hOurs spent conforming to the
habits of the average tired,
crabby Canadian and additional
time to do exactly those things
which appeal to just you and
then only if you feel the desire.
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