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Clinton News-Record, 1968-07-18, Page 3Featuring SING ALONG WITH CLOUD "9" ROOM SPECIAL DINNERS SUNDAYS 5 • 7 P.M. Roservittions PH.: 4824421 l•• THEATRE GODERICH ON THE SQUARE FIRST RUN FILMS IN AIR-CONDITIONED COMFORT ENTERTAINMENT IS OUR BUSINESS Thurs., Fri., Sat. July 18-19-20 Mon. Tues., Wed. July 22-23-24 thawing it 7.30 and Matinee' Sate, '20 at 2,30 Mathes* ahttle #:harleg Bronson Tuns For Sall Sebastian taAragopeamissurrisocot.ea Showing st 7.30 and 9,30 p.m. COMING NEXT: "WHERE ANGELS GO TROUBLE FOLLOWS" WE PLAY FIRST41UN MOVIE'S ill OUR AIR-CONthtibisisb tHEAritE 5 ACRES AND INDEPENDENCE. NOTICE: Our fieldman will be in your locality shortly to discuss commercial red raspberry growing with farmers financially able to plant one acre or more for selling to Toronto, Montreal and Ottawa wholesale trade. He will tell you about soil preparation; our cultural and field management service; cost of planting; and capital required; marketing potential and profit per acre. All inquiries asking fieldman to call must be received by July 31. Addressed to Eastern Berry Growers P.O. Box 332. Trenton, Ontario. " FURNACE and. STOVE OILS Maximum Enemy Gasoline: ' DIESEL FUELS' MOTOR OILS Range Special Lubricants and Greases KERRIGAN AGENT CANADA LIMITED Street Clinton ' Phone 482-965:3 Plus a Full PAUL 1SP 379 Victoria 145 ESSEX STREET—GODERICH, ONTARIO EVERY WEEK SUNDAY BUFFET DINNER to 7:30 P.M. Adults $2.75 • Children Under 10--$1 50 Under Four Fresh, PHONE:FOR RESERVATIONS THE HURON COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY will hold a Conducted Tour of 5 HISTORIC GODERICH HOUSES Wednesday July 24 Tours start at 2:00 — 2:20 — 2:40 p.m. from Cobourg arid Wellesley Streets, Goderich, ' Tour and Tea $1.50 per person 'Tickets on Sale at Galbraith's of Clinton anu the Coach House, 29 East Street, Goderich. 29b HOW TO ENTER MAIL BEFORE JULY 24 TO: I 1, COI.OR THIS PICTURE . or drew a picture like it and color that. 2. On a separate Sheet of paper list the SEVEN things wrong in this picture. Do NOT list More than seven, or you will disqualify your entry. 3. Out out the contest form along the clotted lines and fill in your FULL mote and address, 4, Mail this form with your LIST of seven errors to the coupon address shown below. 5. Any Ontario child of elementary School age may enter, 6, All entries Wow filo property of Elmer the Safety Elephant and cannot be returned. Judges' decision Is fihoi. ELMER BOX 4072 TERMINAL A, TORONTO 1, ONT. Ontatio Safety League TELEPHONE . AGE bolt „.„.. „..„.. 4011..1 'NAME 0111“..9 1 1 ,“ ... . 44444444444 4 .1",k1{1 ADDRESS I k 111 , ( Town evi,1111+Vv0 ,1111, ..... ilk1111. or City) 20 CLEirS !CP A R KITS tach kit contains mirror, bell and streamers. LEVERY WEEK 77, ree Musketeers Challenges roperties Department. theatrical ones., ,‘Vesso", for example is a mixture of animal Otte and plaster-of-Paria. These materials aren't common in this theatre or in thin country, and. Probably have not been for a number of years. The only time we use modern materials is when they are visually superior to the. Diderones." EllboTiting further, he said, "You see Desmond Heeley designed this show around the materials he wanted to be used. They do, this more in England. It's quite nice-rather like being at'home." The Clinton Newts—RaCord, Thursday, duly tairelnita tklaext at the next ' meal. One caution though, fellows. Don't overdo the goad thing ,by as-Willing the role of a full-time maid. Some women wouldn't know a good husband if he washed all her dishes . and brother, if you don't get some kind of special thanks for taking some of the load off her dishpan hands you might as well go cheek the, surnI) pump motor with the rest of the boys after meals. POPS( 120901.1 OPENS M 4:00 sour 10, 1960 4, Open U.H.T. TV Band Ottawa— The Secretary of 1969 for implementation of this State the Hon. Gerard Pelletier regulation will be fixed after h as announced the consultation with the industry. Government's policy on the In recognition of the fact that opening tip of Ultra -High there will be some receivers on Frequency (UHF) television the shelves of retailers and in channels. The Canadian Radio- stock, that were manufactured Television Commission has been or imported before that date, asked to take the action the regulation will also provide necessary to open up the UHF that receivers manufaetured or band to television broadcasting imported before that date may in accordance with the national continue to be sold. policy set forth in section 1 of The forthcoming regulation the Broadcasting Act, 1968, and concerning the capability of all other related legislation, and to television sets to receive UHF give first priority to providing broadcasting arises from the fact educational broadcasting that most receivers are not now facilities within that band. capable of receiving such The Government has also broadcasts and it will therefore decided to continue the present be necessary, in order to make policy of reserving VHF the most effective use of UHF, channels for the further both to convert existing development of the public and receivers to all-channel private sectors of the national capability and to insure that new system. sets have all-channel capability. Finally, the Government has UHF transmission has two requested the Minister of main advantages over VHF. First Transport to submit proposals of all, there are 70 channels on for 'a regulation requiring that the UHF band as compared to television receivers 12 for the VHF. The image manufactured or imported into received by UHF is usually Canada and offered for sale clearer and less subject to noise should be fitted for both VHF • interference than by VHF. and UHF channel reception • 4 capability. The effective date in H lead Mr. Ralph E. Cudmore, President of the Canadian Council on 4-H Clubs, will be one of the guests at the 4-H Leadership Week annual banquet which will be held July 18th at the University of Guelph, Mr. Cudmore is General Manager of Tractor and Equipment Operations'Ford Motor Company of Canada, Oakville. All but two Counties and districts in Ontario will be represented at the 4-H Leadership Week program, July 15 to July 19th. The 52 boys, attending the program are all between 16 and 20 years old. The program is designed to increase the leadership abilities of the boys, and to give them an opportunity to receive guidance from experts in various ROWNIE'S DRIVE-IN CLINTON ox Office Opens at 8.00 ,p.m. First Show at Dusk THURS. and FRI. July 18 and 19 DOUBLE FEATURE' `The Priyate Navy of Sgt. O'Farrell' BOB HOPE and PHYLLIS DILLER an$I JEFF HUNTER Showing at 9.15 p.m. PROGRAM CHANGE "Yours Mine and Ours" originally scheduled for this date has been re-scheduled for August 14.15.16. SECOND FEATURE 'A Fistful Of Dollars' (Adult Entertainment) Starring CLINT EASTWOOD Color Cartoon SAT. and MON. July 20 and 22 DOUBLE FEATURE 'Stay Away Joe' Showing at 9.15 p.m. ELVIS PRESLEY and Joan Blonde!! — In Color SECOND FEATURE `Three Bites Of The Apple' Starring DAVID McCALLUM Showing at 11.00 p.m. Color -Cartoon ,Lf TUES. and WED. July 23 and 24 'THE COMEDIANS' (Adult Entertaininont) Showing at 915 and 11.00 pan. Starring RICHARD 'BURTON and Elizabeth Taylor Alec Colonels and Peter thltinov Color Cartoon Coming Next: All County Music double hatter. "cot-roN PICKIN CHICKEN PICKERS" and "COUNTRY MUSIC ON' 8ROADWAY" ,t10, 1,14011, curved metal a blow fora. "We are making lots of flowery _decor (the Baroque furnishings) out Of metal armatures like this one, to which cork balls and beads, are applied, and then covered With rags dipped •in animal glue." While he was shaping the molten Metal, it slipped out -of the flimsy pliers and fell; he commented in very non—Baroque language, and then continued: ' "The great thing about working on this show is •that most of the materials are traditional Summerhill ladies hold July meeting The Summerhill Ladies Club ,met at the home.' of Donna Gibbings for their„July, meeting. Eighteen ,memberS,answ,,e'red: the roll call with their membership fee; five visitors were present. Lorna Ellis opened the meeting with a poem for July followed by the Creed and The Lord's Prayer. Everyone was in favour -Of having a Summerhill community picnic on July 22 at 7 o'clock at Clinton park. The program consisted of a summary on "Homebrew and Patches" written by Harry J. Boyle, this was given by Laura Forbes Donna Gibbings conducted a "Soap Quiz," won by Evelyn Verna Gibbings conducted a Quiz'won by Mrs. Lucy Ellis. The .August meeting will be held at Verna Gibbings in the evening at 8:30. The roll call is to be, "Wear your favourite flower." Those on 'the program are Margaret Good, Ruth Jenkins and Barbara Lovett. Lunch, Marianne Colclough, Jean Cummings and Lucy Ellis. The meeting closed by singing The Queen and Grace. A lovely lunch was then served. NOW FOR YOUR ENJOYMENT The CLOUD "9" ROOM At HOTEL CLINTON When men help their Wives with the dishes that's one thing, When men do the dishes themselves while their wives tend to the baby or finish the ironing that's another thing. But when men at a party let their wives sit idley by while they Wash the dishes that's subject material for a column. " At least that's what four girls thought who asked me to write a "Window" about their four astonishing male escorts who insisted the gals rest and take it easy while they cleaned up the ,kitchen. I must say I find this act about as amazing as anyone. 1n fact one of My pet peeves has always been that men have a fantastic faculty for getting out of the routine chores when it is special occasion. You ladies will know just what I mean. A family dinner is a prime example. Mother and the girls Work for several hours to prepare the feast. They are responsible to see also that the, house is clean, that the children are tended and that father has fresh socks and shirt for the outing. On the appointed hour the men sit down at the dinner table to gorge themselves in uninterrupted bliss while the gals jump up and down filling platters, wiping up spilled milk and taking junior to the toilet. The males generally have finished the dessert before the females get a chance to eat their 'meal of cold spuds, chilled turkey and jelled gravy. At this point the fellows lean back in their chairs and light up ,anything that will make lots and lots of smoke. As the women tri- ership week professions in a careers symposium. Everything from tours of most of the agricultural departments of the Ontario Agricultural College, to instructions on how to barbecue a steak will be covered in the program. Delegates will be interviewed during the week to select those who will represent Ontario in various national and international 4-H activities. These include the National 4-H Club Conference, the 1969 Inter-Provincial 4-H Exchange, the 1969 American Youth Foundation Leadership Training Camp, the 1968 Chicago 4-1-1 Congress, and the 1969 Washington 4-H Conference. Mr. R. G. Bennett, Deputy to .enjoy their pie and ice cream, the' men deaden their wives' tkstebuds with heavy :cigar and pipe fumes which seem to settle best on the whipped .cream.. Well filled ash trays are placed clese beside the plates of thoae who have not yet finished eating and every mouthful is like chewing on a'used.filter tip. . At the precise moment that the girls rise to scrape and stack the dishes, the men vanish like mist in the Morning. Some times they will all gather around Uncle Bill's new car to take a look at the power steering or examine the salt damage from jest winter. Often the men retire to the living room or basement to play cards where they won't be bothered by the noisy kids. They might just scatter, to all. parts of the property to be' conspicuous -- or in deSperation take a driye to view the crops. "My dear husband bless his retrained heart -- has learned to take his place on • the dish brigade with the rest of the diners. Anyone who eats should help with the dishes I told him, especially when it is supposed to be a holiday for the family. Just where men first got the idea that Sundays and' holidays were meant solely for their benefit is more than I can fathom. As proven -by the antics of the four guys who did the cleanup while their dolls sat by and' drooled) smark fellows see the wisdom in treating their ladies to a rest from KP once in a while. It's a cinch that those four boys had four adoring wives who would be much, much easier to get along with for a few days. For • such a small investment of time and energy Minister of the Ontario Department of Agriculture and Food, and, Mr. Norman Watson, ,Associate Director of the Extension Branch of the Department, will conduct the interviews. Mr. Jim McKague, 18, R. R. 2,? Wingham, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Ross McKague will represent Huron County-at 4-H Leadership Week, Jim has completed six 4-H Dairy Calf Club, projects. He is a graduate of Wingham District High School and will return to OAC this fall for the second year of the OAC Diploma in Agriculture Course. r From MY Wind" An unexpected :rnkode Shirley Keller Mt. tratferd, Ontario, July 10, 8- On. July 22, The Three keteers' will open 0 the at ford Festival Theatre., pted from the Dumas, novel Festival Dramaturge Peter y, the Production features glas Rain as D'Artagnan.The W is a technical challenge for one involved—there are 100 ling seqvenees and a variety special effects are required. especially heavy burden, has sequently been placed pn the stival's Properties artment, headed by Rodney d, a soft-spoken, rather nie Englishman who lends skills to Canadian theatre summer at Stratford. or The Three Musketeers; Ford's frenetically busy artment is creating among er things, elaborate Baroque 'shings, a 'variety of 17th tury weapons and bottles must break convincingly on actor's head without injury. of surprisingly, those ties are trick ones, made of rglass. .Revealing his secret Ford said, "a fibreglass Id is made from a real bottle then the trick one is built up the mould, also in eglass. This fibreglass bottle re-cut, into a jagged shape and n glued together with ane glue." he special effect of the king sword is not ,as easy to ieve as might be expected. sword, which is pre-cut, st be re:welded for each formance in such a way that flies apart when struck, efully, not before. uskets were made from i-automatic Mauser rifles. e firing mechanism .• was oved" shouted Mr. Ford in noisy workshop, 'and a erent barrel and stock-were de. The rifles carry five nds, but the magazine • is den to give the illusion of a le-shot weapon. The actors e the reloading." e paused to feed a piece of 1.0 in Guelph DRIVE-IN THEATRE HWY 8 G00EHICI1 AT CONCESSION RD 4 what, man would feel he was cheated if his Girl Friday rewarded him with an extra big , kiss or' a double helping of his Watch for "GIMMICK NIGHTS" on Mont, Tues. or Wed. 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