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Clinton; at 8p.m.
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go. i !caor prizes and
iy other specials.
ri$siOn resttiete4 to 16
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United Church
yersary September 19,
Service at 11 a.m. Guest
ker Rev. Dr. 'George
Special music by Mrs.
r. Townshend and Mrs.
Campbell, also Town
untr'y lour.- .e38
style cooking!
YiCKES
COUNTRY
STEAK HOUSE
HIGHWAY NO. 4 NORTH
OF CLINTON AT BASE LINE
Sudsy Special!
DRESSED
ROAST PORK
With
all the Trimmings
x3.00
• Home-made Specials
Every Day
• Breakfast Served.
• TAKE OUT ORDERS
NOW AVAILABLE
OPEN:
7 a.m. - 10 p.m.
SEVEN DAYS A WEEK
ri 1
Six:fir prix
EW BIN Cliz ton L+
all, f,. p.m.. Sept ,16,
dMissing SI t fifteen re.
games; $10 each.
share -the -wealth gapes.
jackpot for 8210. in 55 cal.
nsolatien. (inc call and $11
added weekly if not
won.- 2tfn
HIGHLAND Dancing clash
reopen Saturday. October 2 at
MacKay Hall, Goderich: To
register, phone Mary Lynne
Telford, Goderich 524-
9635.-38,39 .
UPDATE on the Porter
Commission. The summer
activities of the Royal
Commission on Electric
Power Planning will be
reviewed by Ralph Torris on
Wednesday, September 22 at
7:30 in the Clinton High
School Auditorium. There
will be a film "A Matter of
Choice"' and a discussion
period. Everyone is welcome.
For more information call
529-8016.-38
MR. DRESSUP is coming to
the. Goderich Collegiate
Auditorium Sunday
November 7, 1976 at 2 p.m.
and 4 p.rn. Sponsoredby the
Maple Leaf Chapter IODE.
Tickets 8I. from members
and at Newcomb's Drug
Store. --38,39
AN ENTERTAINING
IDEA
enjoy do eve nn9
at
Xqii to (�11$
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Open , inq
un'p r"a
miles west of Walkerton, Ontario
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Held wit
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theunity.
yfield and St. James,
ddleton. Mrs. Ragg was
iso present.
lesson with Harry Baker
reading the second lesson and
l3ishop Ragg gave the ser-
on, The service ended with
the Ladies Guild and the ACW
provdinga lovely lunch and a
social time was enjoyed by all
with Marion Smith presenting
the j3isiop and his wife with
Centennial Mementos.
Rev. and Mrs. G.
Youmatoff attended the
Evensong Service in
Bayfield, and those attending
from Middleton Church were
Mrs. Fred Middleton, Stewart
Middleton, John Deeves and
Ed and Blanche Deeves.
To the consecration of Rev.
Dr. Geoffrey Parke -Taylor at
St. Paul's Cathedral on
Tuesday were Dr. and Mrs.
Grosvenau Sheppard, Miss
Kay Reid and Rev. and Mrs.
Wm. Bennett.
ACW
The September meeting of
the ACW of St. James.. Church
was held Thursday evening at
Lois Smith's home with
Estelle Wise in charge of the
meeting. Estelle opened the
meeting by welcoming
For the first' tInte in IS earsir CbiR railroad line
between Clinton and Goderich Waselosed as Huron Pines
Constr, uctloui and a CNR track crew put in a new culvert
near the Pithlic Works garage next to the Bayfield Road
-Crossing. The work was completed in a day. (News -
Record photo)
Penny Sale time again •
This 22nd annual fund
raising, sponsored by the
• Women's Auxiliary to the
Clinton Public Hospital gets
under way on Thursday,
-September 16,1976.
While they can't say "you'll
win a million", - just one
penny could purchase the
lucky ticket on-,one-tk .
"
prizes -donated by area
merchants.
The place to come is the
Town Hall, Clinton. See the
prizes ... buy some tickets . .
take your chances. The big
draw is on Saturday Sep-
tember 25 at 3 P.m.
It's YOUR hospital and -the
support you lend will enable
the auxiliary to aid, in many
ways, hospital services to its
patients.
CANTDU will show film
The CANTDU group, whose
members oppose un-
controlled development of
power generating through
nuclear plants, has called a
meeting. for Wednesday
September 22 at the Clinton
Secondary School.
The meeting will provide an.
update on the most recent
activities, of the Porter
Commission when it gets
underway at 7:30 p.m. The
group's research co-ordinator
COMC AND ENJOY
GUT LOMBARDO
DANCE
This popular performer and
his famous group will make
this event a night to
committer. Why not make this
a night to remember. Why not
make up a party of friends,
and go to the
Nara* Park Rec. Nall
Sept. 27, 1976
Playing from • - 11:30 p.m.
Tickets available at:
Exeter Flowers
Exeter Pharmacy
Denney Furniture
Hopper Hockey Furniture
N.T. Monteith Ltd.
Or call 235-2416 or 233.0655
Or any member of the Exeter
and District Heritage
Foundation.
Admission only 520. per couple
CLINTON
"NOT SINCE 'CAT BALLOU'
such a hilariously bawdy movie!"
4nd ItteSV tealI,nk
THE 6RUT SCOUT
fI CATH0USE THURSDAY `°
will be making a presen-
tation.
The main part of the
program will feature the
showing of a film entitled "A
Matter of Choice" which was
winner of the White Owl
Conservation Award
recently. Some of the scenes
shown in the film are located
in Huron and Bruce Counties.
Admission to the meetingis
free.
* NOW PLAYING *
• THURSDAY, SEPT.ie *
TO
401 SATURDAY. SEPT. Ie
"Icarus"
' RETURN ENGAGEMENT *
* COMING
MONDAY, SEPT. 20
TO
SATURDAY, SEPT 2 5
4( "Hood First"
RETURN ENGAGEMENT -
Entertainment
& SATURDAY
September 1,7th at i 8th
The Revois
treat yourself and
your friends ..,
for your convenience
our Hot Buffet is served
TIIHRS�, & ERI.
12 noon - 2 p.m.
Casual Dress
Cline by Candlelight
SUNDAY
SMORGASBORD
S p.rn. to $ p.m
BUSINESSMEN'S LUNCHEON SPECIALS EV
Visit the KEG ROOM
+ colour rV
+ Relaxing-stmcSphere'
Caridleirgh
,aurant &.lavern
Lrceen$edOder
yyn.
BA LD O O ERICH,1044/31
f
STAG
FOR
Don Bartliff
AT THE
V onastra
Shillelagh
/9 - 1 P.M.,J,
Tickets 51400
Sept. 18/76
1-oon wtto, gave
• Whitcehea t CJI tom. ? •
•
The meeting closed in
prayer by Estelle Wise. While
Iuneh was being served each
member told o1 a trip or a
visitor they had during, the
summer. Lunch was served.
by the hostess Lois Smith.
with Vera.Miller.
PerSenals
Vera and Keith Miller had a
few days at Sauble Beach.
•Alvin and Delores Dutot
had visitors most of the
summer, corning from the
States and surrounding area.
Ray and Estelle Wisespent
an enjoyable Labour Day
weekend at the Ho4gins
family cottage` at Big Hawk
Lake in the Haliburton area.
Ray and Margaret Bennett
of the CKNX mobile unit say
"hello" to all their Middleton
friends,
Bill Smith, who is silo
filling, wishes to let everyone
know that the silo gas is very
bad this year.
Royal . . ..
Canadian Legion
• BRANCH 140
Social Evening.
Satard®y, Sept. 2Stk
with the
"Royalairos"
-S: a temple. 9 p.m.-- 1 a.m.
Tickets available at bion
Everyone Welcome
CLINTON
JUNIOR "C" HOCKEY CLUB
DANCE
Clinton Arena Floor
FRIDAY, SEPT. 17, 1916
STAR TREKS
Music by
Dancing t to 1
Food and Refreshments Available
Tickets 1!'per couple
M5T4
DRIVE-IN - ts ODER iCH
HW' $ ti COMCtSS!OW AD NONE 4 'RI
Box Office 7:4,:i
Show Time 11:30
Programs Subject
To Change
Without Notice
1.ASAT-
SEPT* ..17.1EI
ADULT ENTERTAINMENT
131.0 SEAFORTH
ANNUAL FALL FAIR
Hurons only Class 'B' Fall Fair
FRIDAY
THURSDAY SEPT• I 6-17
THURSDAY: -
9 p.m. Official Opening by G:W. Montgomery,
former Huron County Ag. Rep.
Popular Variety Program
Queen of The Fair Competition
Merchants and Industrial Displays
FRIDAY: -
NOTE: Parade leaves Victoria Park 10 o.s.
Parade - Bands - Floats Exhibits -
Judging - Pet Show - Junior Fair Champion-
ship - Farm Machinery Display - Horse
Show Perth Huron Jersey Breeders Parish
Show - Championship Horse Show - Chariot
Razes - Penny Sale with more than 50 prizes:
McCARTHY MIDWAY SHOWS -- HORSE RACES
Selection and crowning the "Queen of the Fair"
Dance Saturday, Sept. 18
- Cabaret Style
Seaforth Arena
Music by `'Walter Ostanek"
. Tickets 86 Couple
Phone Ken Mare 527-0508
or The Huron Expositor. Seaforth
Kenneth Campbell Mrs. Kathleen Cuthill
President Sec.-Treas.,527-0753
awirsmovsensw...AvniinsE f WERE rPA
EtTR
TUES. - SAT- SEPT. 16.
ONE SHOW THURS. a P.M.
FRI. & SAT. 2 SHOWINGS 7:30 & 9:20
ADULT ENTERTAINMENT
WED. - SAT. SEPT. 2 2.25
SNOWING ONLY s P.M. AQUL't" l~i"i'ERTA1NM