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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1972-08-24, Page 12CLINTON HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY ANNUAL Flower Show, Town Hall, Friday, August 25, All entries must be in place by 11:45 a.m. Public welcome to view exhibits from 3 to 9:15 p.m. Door prize. —34b FAREWELL CARD PARTY for Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Bond in Goderich Township Hall, Holmesville, on August 29 at 8:30 p.m. Ladies bring sandwiches. Everyone welcome. — 34b MATERNITY WEAR at the Separate Shoppe OPENING AUGUST 28 Main Corner Clinton Open 2 - 6 Closed Weds. ENTERTAINMENT COUNTRY and WESTERN Every Friday and Saturday Evening TASTY SNACKS AMPLE FREE PARKING COMMERCIAL HOTEL Seaforth, Ont. —20tf ek Residents of Vanastra received regular postal service at the former base this week. Mr. and Mrs. Don Smith, who are filling in for regular mail carriers Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Batkin, deliver the Man to one of the postal boxes installed at Vanastra. Clinton postmaster Dick Dixon said yesterday that a sub-post office may be established at the base if service warrants. • County council holds picnic INVITATIONS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS ANSTETT JEWELLERS LTD. Clinton Walkerton And Seater% EL CANTON 482.9525 rightly Entertainment AUG. 25 & 26 THE ODDS 'N' ENDS AUG. 28, 29 & 30 EASTERN TRADE WINDS -Corning The Funk Family The Tee Kees Full comae meals from 12:00 noon to 8 p.m. Daily Businessmen's Lunch Open Sundays 4:00 to 8 p.m. "WHERE OLD & NEW FRIENDS MEET" DINING DAilolko—NIGfilTLY — NO COVER CHARGE LES PINE HOTEL MOTEL NORTH OF THE BRIDGE EXETER — PHONE 285-.4151 We have one of the finest El selections of original Eskimo soapstone carvings. Each piece is individually unique and one-of-a- kind. An interesting way for you and your guests to spend an enjoyable hour — browse through our distinctive store. 11 HWY. 21S., GODERICH SQUIRE GIFTS OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK N K=12=11—-- hat's new at Huronview? 44?4.T4470.r.v.,:**1 ENIERTANMENI Where "WILLARD" ended... begins. IC:=42.C=4:•=x1= Warily *tint. 26 11 SHOW 101, h,c111S,1140a a V 1.:t=41 .=1 =itc==oc=x1-t==o= suft„,27 td:.10 'the MysteN of Sex Delightfully Revealed', , . 1 .6qtnk POI( . ilm Mir Mi , Timmer SINS -SEXY SUSAN Fri.2f se.26 MOTOR HOTEL NOW PLAYING -3( The t Carol Sands Show COMING NEXT WEEK Magoo 4 )( (Three guys and two gals) MATINEE SATURDAY AFTERNOON 4-6 p.m. **************** Seventh Annual BEAN ° 0 IN ZURICH SAT. 410161.16r261 Pancake and Sausage Breakfast Commenting at 8 a.m. hOM COOKED BEANS FAMOUS STREET MARKET .dean Queen Contest Dance In The Arena Saturday Night 00 ,01414404iti amisohammoni AAA" q04 /GA BE SURE TO VISIT GREEN ACRES At***************,_ ELM HAVEN .yT 0( yT 8117:44 JAMES 'KENNETH WILLIAMS • CHARLES RAWITIET •JCIAN Bette DIMS Ennesr BORGNINe 12—Clint NewS"ReCOrd, August 24, 1972 Coming Events DANCE, Saturday, August 26 at Fish and Games Club, Orchestra,, Admission $3.00 couple, Members and guests welcome, Lunch provided. — 34b BARBECUE and Dance, Thursday, August 11, 1972, Seaforth Arena, auspices Huron County Pork Producers, Supper 5 to 8 p.m. dancing to follow. Adults, $2.50 (includes dance) children, 12 and under, $1.00 under 6, free, Tickets available from A.H. Warner, Bayfield. — 340 HAYFIELD OLD—TIME Country Fair, September 1 and 2. Fair opened by the Warden of Huron County. Parade 1:00 p.m.; Quilting Bee, baby show, horseshoe pitching, etc. — 34,35 A GERMAN FOLK SONG and DANCE GROUP, "Pommerschen Speeldeel" is coming to Central Huron Secondary School Auditorium on Monday, September 11 at 8:00 p.m. Gymnastics by a group from Bavaria. $1.00 Sponsors. Order of Eastern Star. — 34b When you're ready *0 WOO the day . . . see the beautiful ' RAINBOW WEBBING LINE" TUESDAY Aug. 22 Bingo at .Huron Fish and Game Club, 8:30 p.m. :Jackpot $59,00 in 59 numbers, — 7 NEW BINGO, Clinton Legion Hall, 8:30 p.m. Aug. 24 Admission $1.00 15 regular games, $10.00 each. Three Share-The-Wealth games. One jackpot for $160 in 55 numbers or lesS, or "'tiaranleed $25.00 consolation, One call and $10 added weekly if not won. tf CASH BINGO, Legion Hall, Seaforth, Friday, Aug, 25, 8;15, P.M. Regular games, $10; three $25 games; $75 jackpot to go. Door prizes. Admission $1,00, Auspices Branch 156. Proceeds welfare work,-1 EASTERN STAR Harvest Ball at Clinton Community Centre, Friday, Sept. 15, music by The Bluetones, lunch and refreshments, dancing 9-1. Admission $6.00 per couple.-32-36b - — - BIGGEST RODEO IN ONTARIO AT EXETER. Professional Cowboys from Canada and the U.S.A. compete for $3,000.00 Prize Money. Bronc Riding, Bull Dogging, Calf Roping, Brahma Bull Riding, Wild Cow Milking, Steer Riding, Exciting Clowns. Saturday Night Dancing by Joe Overholt Band, Three Full Rodeo Performances Labour Day Weekend — Saturday, September 2nd at 2:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. Sunday, September 3rd at 2:00 p.m. only. Admission $2.00 and 50 cents. Bleacher Seats Free. Covered Reserved Seats Only 50 cents Extra. Available in Advance. — 34, 35b Reception at Auburn Community Hall FRIDAY AUG. 25 MUSIC BY Scotts Orchestra Dancing 10 - 1 In honour of Mr. and Mrs. Jamieson Ribey (nee Faye Merrill), bridal couple. LUNCH WILL BE SERVED EVERYONE WELCOME .1i Bert 11 Says[i 11Why not give original Canadian gifts? Despite threatening weather, there was a good attendance at the annual Huron County picnic at Seaforth Lions Park on Aug. 2. During the afternoon a sports program was carried out and later a picnic supper was served in the pavilion. Winners in the sports events and of draw prizes were: Boys 5 and under, David Pullen, Jerry MacBeth; Girls 5 and under, The Huron County Plowing Match is being held on August 29, 1972, on the farm of William Steckle, 2 miles south of Bayfield, Hwy. 21. In conjunction with the match is the Queen of the Furrow Contest to pick the Huron Representative who will go to the International Plowing Match at Sebringville, The girl must be 16 years old and not have reached her 25th birthday by November 1st, 1972. The contestants will be entertained to a luncheon by Robert McKinley, M.P. for Slide pictures of Jerusalem were shown by Mrs. Gwyn Whilsmith of Exeter at the Christian Women's Club song service on Sunday evening. Mrs. Luther of Hensall led in the singing of Corresponding hymns with the pitctures, accompanied at the piano by Mr. Luther. Mrs. Marie Flynn of Clinton joined Norman Speir and Jerry Collins to provide the music for Monday afternoon's activities. A good attendance of residents took part in the program with guests from Goderich and Pontiac, Michigan. Special features of the afternoon were a step dance by Mamie Sutcliffe and solos by Morgan Dalton. The Walton Women's Institute were hosts on Wednesday for the August birthday party, Mrs. Neal McGavin introduced a lively program and was able to get most of the residents to take. part in the sing-a-long and rhythm band. 'There were vocal solos by Ca thx. McGavin and John Tracey Hayter, Karen Schade; Boys 7 and under, David Pullen, Jerry MacBeth; Girls 7 and under, Sandra Campbell, Julie MacBeth; Boys 9 and under, David Alexander, Jimmy Flynn; Girls 9 and under, Jill McCutcheon, Lynn Taylor; Boys 11 and under, David Alexander, Bev. Shephers; Girls 11 and under, Michelle McCutcheon, Joan Sills; Boys 13 and under, Hugh Hanly, Doug Britnell, Huron County. The Queen will receive a sheepskin rug from the Old Mill in Blyth and Atlas Fur Tanning and Dyeing, a trophy and a gift from Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Love, as well as $20.00 cash. The runner-up will receive a gift from Armanor Bus Charters, Mr. and and Mrs. James Armstrong with $12,00 cash, Other classes of interest this year are the business men's class and around the field plowing. Huether; quartet numbers by the Godkin family, Dianne, Bruce, Ronald, and Gary; step dancing by Jeanne McDonald and Cathy McGavin; violin offerings by Linda Godkin and mouth organ solos by Watson Webster. Mrs. McGavin, Mrs. Godkin and Marjorie Huether accompanied at the piano for the entertainment. Following the singing of "Happy Birthday" by the twelve young people, gifts were presented to the celebrants and birthday cake served by the Institute. Mrs. Martha Bailey, the eldest resident having a birthday in August, thanked all those who had made the party such a success. Coloured slides of birthday parties and other activities at Huronview were enjoyed by the audience at Family Night. Miss Becky Howes of Clinton played several favorite numbers on her accordian and led a sing-a-long assisted by Norman Speir on the violin. Attendance up at plays The Huron Country Playhouse reached its highest level of popularity with last week's production of Dial M For Murder," The suspense thriller, which got off to a bad start because of "line" trouble, became, by week's end, an audience favorite and attracted the largest audiences the Playhouse has enjoyed. Attendance, swelled by the arrival of the first chartered bus load of theatre enthusiastists, was up 19 percent over the previous week, Also, the children's theatre production of "Sleeping Beauty" attracted a near capacity audience of children and their parents. Playing this week is "The Little Hut", the hilarious French farce by Andre Roussin which was adapted for the \ English stage by Nancy Mitford. Its improbable story concerns an English threesome shipwrecked on a desert island. Just how they work out a suitable living arrangement observing English "proprieties" has kept theatre audiences howling for years. It features guest artist Jacquelyn Jay and Playhouse favorites Keith Mills and Shawn Lawrence. The fantasy setting is being created by designer Peter Rose with direction by Bathsheba Garnett. Performances are on Wednesday through Sunday evenings at 9 p.m. with two shows on Saturday at 6 a.m. and 9 p.m. A special "tea on the lawn" is a free feature at the early show on Saturday. Huron gets second man Industrial Development Bank continues to receive many requests for assistance from businessmen and farmers in Huron County. To maintain prompt service, this government sponsored bank has assigned a second credit officer to administer accounts in this county, Mr. N.G.W. Peever, a long time resident of mid-western Ontario, will now join Mr. J.D, Brinklow in making frequent visits to Goderich, Clinton, Exeter, Seaforth, Wingham and other communities to meet with residents interested in IDB financing. IDB makes term loans to every kind of business, including farms, retail outlets, service industries and professional practices, for every worthwhile purpose, where reasonable financing is not elsewhere available. HAVE LUNCHAT Frye little inn BAYFIELE) Homemade Soap & Sandwiches or Luncheon Plate 12:30 to 1:30 Monday thru Saturday Sunday Brunch 10:30 to 1:00 ifpc==.0c== l'hu.24 Fri.2S .5.1.26 11 De '''11';`;`=""." XS :110$TOWNING MID P OF Naga C49111,rsa LOVING ADM BITEKRI aliVrier Ivtow91.tvtritifAirrssoN 0011(1111,01,3 ,r, nr A mchk, r asmAve,DRIVE.IN THEATRE Show marts At Dusk HWY 8 GODERICH AT CONCESSION RD 4 • PHONE 524 9951 s,27 mon.28 . Roger Vadim, the director who uncovered Brigitte Barclot Who! happen. when, C.atherine Deneuve a nclJancroncla, now brings you a prolessicnal killer the American high schoolgirl„ and Rock Hudson, v,oloies ihe code? Pretty Maidsin a row Get Cartert ail ici aC nae Get Carter 11.1=Dii<==::>1KIK==41<=i2C=M4 :=?. TWELFTH ANNUAL STEAM-ERA MILTON, ONT. FAIR GROUNDS LABOUR DAY WEEKEND FRIDAY SATURDAY MONDAY SEPT. 1 SEPT. 2 SEPTA LARGEST STEAM SHOW IN ONTARIO Steam Traction Engines - Antique Gas Tractors Antique Gas Engines - Threshing - Antique Autos Full Size Saw Mill - Models - Antique Farm Machinery PARADES - SOUVENIRS CONTESTS OPEN TOTHE PUBLIC SHEAF TYING - LOG SAWING Vince Mountford and the T Model Hillbillies Entertaining Daily in front of the Grandstand 1700 Grandstand seats Free ADULTS $1 CHILDRENSOc PARKING 50c BROWNIE'Ssm* CLINTON - ONTARIO FIRST SHO W 8:30 = TOME' THURSDAY - FRIDAY AUGUST :24-25 — FREE POPCORN FOR THE CHILDREN — I BEFORE 10 P.M. ON THURDAY, AUGUST 24. Robert Louis Stevenson's GREAT . ADVENTURE STORY PLUS Bandon loONAPPEO" and "OAVIO BALFOUR" MICHAEL CAINEst.ring gKIDNAPPED" costarring TREVOR HOWARD • JACK HAWKINS SATURDAY - SUNDAY - MONDAY AUGUST 26-27.28 RED SKY AT Adult Entertainment 111111:111:011N13 Girls 13 and under, Michelle McCutcheon, Jill McCutcheon; Boys 13 and over, Russ Berry, John Hanly; Girls 21 and under, Michelle McCutcheon, Joan Sills. Ex-Wardens' Timed Walking Race, Harvey Johnston. County Councillors; Timed Walking Race, Charles Thomas. Ex-Wardens' Wives Timed Walking Race, June Hayter. County Councillors' Wives Timed Walking Race, Mrs. Charles Thomas. Girls' Kick-the-Slipper (under 21): Margaret Sills, Doris Webb. Ladies' Kick-the-Slipper (21 and over): Mrs. George McCutcheon, Mrs. Marg Jewell. Boys' draw (under 15): Dave Archibald, Ian MacKinnon; Girls' draw (under 15): Judy Snowe, Tracey Hayter; Current year's County Councillors' draw: Doug McNeil, Harold Robinson; Current year's County Councillors' Wives draw: Mrs. Everett Mcllwain, Ester McCutcheon; Men's draw prize (15 and over): George McCutcheon, Frank Sills; Women's draw prize (15 and over): Jane Sills, Margaret Jewell, Oldest person, Art Nicholson; Youngest person, Jeffrey Flynn; Supper draw, Shirley Ferguson. AtIaltaltO111.3048018.441180111 To get the most out of an Ontario summer vacation, learn to swim. The Ontario League suggests you contact your local Red Cross for information on swimming classes in your community. Wanted:queens Gastractoair COLORete.e. Oa 410 .n AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL PICTURE The scream you hear may be your own! PLAY MISTY FOR ME Both Features are ...an Invitation- to (error... ._Adult Entertainer: n! 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