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PUBLIC SCHOOLS CHS` 'CHAT
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High School Team Trouruod 14-5
By Susan Bisset
n Friday, March 25 the Girl's
Ba'.ketball team was victorious
inat a team tof girls from the
gih School by a score of 14.51
e girls are buying team
sweatshirts.
There - is not much new this
Week because we have.arheavy
case of apring fever and we are
also fretting over report Bards
that are distributed on April 4.
.By Jennifer Cook
Pretty soon school will be out
for the two glorious months of
summer; The teachers and the
pupils need a 29.11g rest.
-- , p-ggiug, kids,, time- is.
#Tying'
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH,.
BASTER TEA
Saturday, April 2
Take a breather from your Easter rush, and come to the
Easter Tea at First Baptist Church on Montreal St.
Enjoy a good cup of tea, and take advantage of the
home baking, candy,, aeons and novelties that will be
available. Bring your friends.
DANCE
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THE CLICHES
GODERICH ARE11-A
RIDAY, APRIL 1st
10:00 P.M. TO, 1 A.M.
Admission 75c Per Person
FIRST RUN FILMS, 7 IN AIR CbNDIT1ONEP.
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In convey ation with ,guest speaker
interclub meeting last Thursday'
Goderich service clubs, • Left to right are
Goderich Kinsmen Club; Dr. G. F. Mills,
Joe
the
Connell before the
presidents of the
Bill Hanly, president
president Goderich
are
'Don't Give Up'
The Goderich Lions Club host-
ed the annual inter -service club
meeting at the Harbourlite Inn
last Thrlrr•sday. ,.
All of the service clubs of
Goderich were Well represented
at this meeting nhic-fi"-Was in-
stigated several . years ago to
create better understanding be-
tween the various service clubs.
Guest speaker for the even-
ing was the internationally -
known after ..dinner speaker Joe
Connell of Kitchener. Mr. Con-
nell enjoys a wide reputation
as he• has been the keynote
speaker at national, and inter-
nationalconventions in the Un-
ited States and Canada. •
OPENIN
For. The Season
Brownle's
DRIVE-IN
Theatre = Clinton
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With Double Features, Each^
• Feature Shown Once,
The Main Feature Is
Shown Last.
Box Office Open at 7:30 p.m.
First Show At 8:00 p.m.
FRIDAY and SATURDAY`
April 1-2
— OPENING NIGHT —
ACTION DOUBLE FEATURE
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CLINT WALKER
TOMMY SANDS
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THURSDAY and FRIDAY
April 7-8
— ' DOUBLE FEATURE —
Pajama - Party
TOMMY KIRK,-
ANE'ITI . F'UNIiCELLO
Color
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"SAMSON AND THE
SEVEN ,MIRACLES"
GORDON SCOTT
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April 9.11
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_MATINEE SATURDAY -- ,?:15 P.M.
NO ADVANCE IN PRICES
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CLIFF ROBERTSON'
RED BUTTONS .
IRINA DEMIOK.
The Sequel Vo "THE LONGEST
DAY". The story begins the
day after'' 1 -Day.
"APACHE RIFLES"
AMIE MURPHY
Color Cartoon
SPECIAL HOLIDAY
SUNDAY MIDNIGHT
SHOW -- APRIL 10
Rotal-y Club; Maurice Jenkins, president Goderich Lions
Club; Joe Connell; Dave McMillan, president Royal Canadian
Legion -Branch 109 and Howard Kuenzie,- chairman of .the
event.k Signal -Star Photo.
Tie Goderlela Signal -Star, ThUr,siditY, March 81.E ,1066
Chess And The Single Girl
By* Sazsart ,Ball
guest I was jumping the
gun last week when I Said that
it was time fin spring eloth4s,.
(That's what happens when the
article ;is Wricwen on Mondvy
and Published PA' Thursday).
Now itly. ,-).00hs.. i'ikc long • -johns.
cesul'0..Bts, astUf ]F'GDCI.ridayis
it'ss,en4danceing was.a$5Q•sueto-
sQos
Bunny Bundle to be used
help crippled' children° as• a e-
.
Exam Jitters
Most of, the exam results are
back. I've heard of a number of
kids who figure they have tp get
'200% on Health and Phys, Ed•
They fi,gurc that only this way
could they possibly get a re-
' speetable average.
It seems 'terrible 'that exams
"make kids afraid. We can't
pRssibly do our best 'when we
are afraid of low marks (or, no
marks) because we seem to
spend more energy on being
scared than on being brilliant.,
Besides, each one of us is
different. T:-ierefore nobody
(no "teachers, friends or parents)
should expect us to be as tern,;„,
rifically brilliant as the nest
.guy.
But of course we can't `make
excuses for our low marks.
T17,er.efore from now • on, sand-
wiched between fun times, we
will have "to study until we're
blue in the face." •
Going Curling
Ed. Curry, Larry Papernick,
Bob Boutilier and John White,
four of our best curlers,` are
going to Toronto during part of
the Easter holidays to repre-
sent GDCI jn a big bonspiel (all
boy). .°..
Chess Without Girls
Silence reigned in the cafe-
Speaker.
afe-
Specker. TeI!s 5Clubs
Mr. Connell kept his audience
amused and attentive With his
talk entitled "What's The Dif-
ference"? •
Two businesmen could come
to .your town and within a • few
years one could own the whole
town and the other could owe
the whole town. What's The
Difference? asked Mr. Connell.
I -Ie pointed out that one 'of
the di�'erenlces could be know-
ledge, the othet.could be initi-
ative, the third and most, im-
portant reason would be en-
thusiasm.
If • you don't have enthusiasm
in this day and age, Mr. Connell
stated, you haV•e nothing. En-
thusiasm is derived from the
Latin which rneans "God with
you." If you have God with
you, he said, nothing can beat
you. •.
" With a great fund of illus-
trations, he brought his point
home again and again. Mr:
Connell told oi: Fa neighbor of
his who was ahpo•inted to the
Senate and decided to• legalize
the • sale of margarine. H. de-
cided to-do this- b-emise it had
never been- done.
A marl said he .could:do' this -
and he set out and did it, stated
the talented speaker. What
could be done if you had just
one man in your town like this,
he asked? ,
If you are. riot filled with en-
thusiasm you are living.' a' fool
life BUT •if you are filled with
enthusiasm -you are living a full
life. Witlt•enthusiasm and hope
you can do anything or be any-
thing you want to._ be but -wish-
ing is not good enough. You
must tackle y)ur task kith en-
thusiasm, he said.
Mr. Connell illustrated the
fact that you can never give up
hoping and trying with a• •story
from his own life.
• .In 1944 Joe Connell was told
•
that he would never walk again. -
He decided that he was going
to prove the diagnosis. wrong,
The first time he tried to walk
he fell flat on his -face but week
after week he kept at it until
everi.tually his -foot moved•• - a:
bit. In time he did walk and to-
day walks without any- aids.
A miracle? '
Wrong Diasnosis
"Nut -s" said Mr. Connell. "A
wrong diagnosis. If when I had.
been told' I would never walk
again; I gave up hoper he said,
"I • never would have walked
again. I didn't give up and
whatever your' problem might
bo tonight, don't you give up."
"Play it safe," he said, "keep
out of mischief, do nothing and
at the end of 20 years you can
say you • just didn't -get the
breaks. On the other ,hand go
at things With ding,know-
ledge and enthusilsm and you
will cave a life you never. knew
was 'possible."
In talking to some of the old-
er members- of 'his au'd1ence he
pointed_ out that when new
things curie up arrd you like it,
.you, are young. If new. things
'come along and 'it 1s a -nuisance;•
you are old: --
If you feel you are too old
for .most, of \ the things in life,
too the world a favor, he said,
and .just -lay down and die.
In closing his address, which
highlighted • humor `but left a
very serious and definite mess-
age he- 'said: "Anything you
don't like you can change. 'IS
you are charged up with en-
thusiasm you could change the
town, 'perhaps the country and
possibly' the whole world."
The' meeting was under - the
chairmanship of 'Howard Kuen-
zie.
Mr. Connell was -introduced
by Gordon McManus and thank-
ed • by Paul Oliver. .
SMART SHOES
FOR EVERYONE
WOMEN'S DRESS SHOES
We have fashion plus comfort combined in our famous name brands.
A narrow foot or wide foot, we are sure we can fit you in a pair of
shoes by SELBY, SAVAGE, FIANCEES or WOELFLE.'
10.95 to 21.00
JUST ARRIVED OOMPHIES •
If you are looking for solid comfort and a shoe that you' can walk com-
•forsably in choose a pair of Oomphies in either stack heel or flats..
Cushion insoles • make these doubly comfortable. •
Flats 8.95 –=- Stacks 10.95
FOR THE TEENAGER
FLATS by EMI LLE 6.95
FOR THE LITTLE LADIES •
We have white black patent and nylovels by Savage.
SPP OULE SHOES
KINGSTON STREET (NEXT TO THE CLUB GRILL)
teria on Tuesday when 'our
Chess Club played Bost to ,the
Exeter one.
One game • was -over in 25
minutes. The others took long-
er. It just depends on the tac-
tics and your opponent.
-G.00I's ohm? t'lub_plays_ 'chess
every night In ropm' 21i l+ xeorp'l
for Kathy Mills and Jan Mac-
Donald it was a silent stag,
party.
Thersaid that they ° wo Ald
welcome new chess enthusiasts
wilt open arms.
Chess is a good game—a sil-
ent thoughtful one.
Last Thursday our club trav-
elled' to. Clinton. 'We lost 5.6.
Those who played were: David,
Faulkner, Ken Hunter, Jim,
Hunter, Don l3axt r, Brian Lin-
field, Layy�rne Riley, Jeff Such,
Duncan MacRae, Bob, Cadman,
Charlie •MacDonald, Hugh Aldis
and Bill Twaddle. Ted Barker
Sudden stops usually indicate
inexperience oz a show-off be-
hind the wheel. The Ontario
Safety League , •Suggests that
every time you have to Jam on
your brakes, y,-,11 ask yourself
if it could have begin avoided
by more careful driving. Sud-
den
udden stops advertise bad tf+'ir'1Yhg,
cause unnecessary tire wear,
waste gas and risk rear -end
collision.
and Don Pollock went as spates
and sources of moraxe-saport.
'Even Clinton's team. is re,,,,
dornivately ' male, since ' they
'have only' (Inc girl. Is this be.
cause gildss aren't thoughtful
enough to think •up lines of at-
tack or is: it because,:girl>; just
aren't interested.?
Elliott, Rivett, Rivett Elec-
tronics and TV is AO County
Communications Chief in the
Emergency Measures ° Organiza-
tion. _
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Business Opportunities
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expansion. •
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Approximately $8,000 with good financial rating will start
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EVERY WEEK
SATURDAY NIGHT DANCE PARTY -
THIS WEEK — APRIL 2"•
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BRIAN PAULEY. And The ALL STARS
Dancing For Everyone — Minimum 18 Years
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Lions Bingo Next Wedriesday
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