The Goderich Signal-Star, 1966-09-01, Page 11•'
The Shays At takevi
The Shays, coming to the l
Lakeview Casino. Gaud Bend,
formerly David Clayton -Thomas,
,.have played in the Toronto area
at such places as C1utb 888, The
Hawks Nest, The Grogue fnn,
and The Mimicembo outside of
Toronto, The Shays have played
to sellout cowds ° in Kitchener,
Oshawa, 4I1amilton and many
other Ontario centers.
Their first record, "iDavid,
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SEPT. 1-2-3
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Clayton Thomas and The Shays-
400-Go,1. quaokly established
The Shays in the recording in-
dUstry and prompted their next
release on Roman 'Records, "This
Hour Has Seven Days,"
Refrigerate ,any ac toyers im-
mediately after a ineal. Don't
wait until •trhe food is Cool, bee
cause bacteria which cause tfood
poisoning multiply ,quickly at
room temperatt}re..
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Prepare For Supper Club.
Huron
T tactor
' AUi URN --The last Meeting
of the Huron County ,Tractor]
Club Was held at Andy Plum,'
1 kett's garage here with the
president Bruce Lamb in charge
The minutes of the previous
meeting were adopted as read
by the secretary Doug Walker.
Bert Moggart was in charge of
the discussion groups and plans-
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The Clinton District Collegiate Institute
Board will sponsor
Driver Education
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Central Huron .Secondary
School
Courses in Dual Equipped Car to Commence
Early in September.
Students 16 years and over wishing to take this course
are urged to obtain a Beginners Permit before school
opening to ensure an early start. Priority enrolment in •
early course will be given senior students. A non return-
able fee of $10.00 will be charged. Parents' approval forms
will be available at the school office 6 September, 1966.
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MUST GO ON
LABOR DAY
'Monday, Sept .5
CLINTON
LIONS'ARENA 9:00 P.M. SHARP
15 GAMES for $30.00 EACH
3 -- Share -The -Wealth Gaines — 3
$1,000.00 BINGO — MUST GO
ADMISSION: $1.00 Per Person
EXTRA CARDS: 25c Each or 5 for $1.00
2 DOOR PRIZES CLIP THIS ADVERTISEMENT
FOR EXTRA DOOR PRIZE .DRAW
All Proceeds. For Community Work
- Sponsored by the Service Clubs of Clinton
FINAL 3 DAYS
WALLPAPER
SALE
■ SALE ENDS SEPT. 3
BUY 1 ROLL AT REGULAR PRICE GET
ONE FOR lc
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150 PATTERNS
OF SUNWORTHY WALLPAPERS •
The response to our sale has been good but we still have a fine
selection. We must clear.the shelves of our earl 1966 patterns
as our new fall patterns are now starting to arrive and we do
not have room for all of this stock. We are sure that in the
wide selection we have, you will find a very suitable paper for
any room in the house. Shop early for best.. selection. Most
patterns are pre -pasted.
McARTHUR &REILLY
WEST ST.
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were completed for the Achieves
ment Day to be held at Blyth
fall fair on Sept. 31.
The -first meeting of the
Auburn 4.H club will be held
Sept. 9, for the fall project, The
Supper Club. Any girl between
12 and 26: years .of age wishing
to take this., project please con-
tact the leader, Mrs. ,Wes Brad.
neck ar the assistant leader,
Mrs .Frank Raithby.
Recent visitors with Mar-
garet R. Jackson were Mrs.
N. ,Townsend of Alliston, Mrs.
R. Grierson and Mrs. J. Griffin
of Toronto and Mr.' and Mrs.
Harvey Griffin of Highland
Grove.
Durnin Phillips of ,Lurgan
Beach visited Saturday with his
cousins, Laura Phillips, ,Mr.
and Mrs. Robert J. Phillips and
Mr, and Mrs.' Thomas Johnston.
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Lorne Popp and family,
R.R. 1, Auburn, included Mr.
and Mrs. Murray Popp and boys,
Mr, and Mrs. Murray Popp and
family, and Mrs. Otto Popp all
of Goderich, Mr. and Mrs. Brian
Hallam and family of R.R. 1,
Auburn.
Douglas and Dianne Popp had
Pauls ,Delivery .
Owned and Operated by
Paul Spain
Local Delivery Service
Local Hauling
ANYTIME
For Information
CALL 524-9469
or
524:8181
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° The Caderieh Signal -Stat', ThurSdRYa SePtember i, iteti
Io!ds Last � Meeting
a ton$1110 toiny hi `Clinton hos-
pital last Friday 'merning.
Mr. ,arid .Mrs. Clete. ' Galbraith
and Mary Lynn of Listowel
vlted. , last Sunday, with Mr.
and 'Mrs. • Donald Haines and
.family.
Mr, and MrL Gordon R. Tay.
for visited friends last Sunday
at Bolton.
Mr:. and Mrs. Ronald Pent-
land of North Bay ,visited rev
eral days last week with her
another, Mrs. Charier Straughan•
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Davies at-
tended the wedding of her
nephew last Saturday in Detroit;
Barbara Sanderson is visiting
in Woodstock with her aunt,
Mrs. Fred Youngblut, Mr.
Youngblut, and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Aldham
of Kitchener spent the weekend
with her mother, Mrs. Mary
Rem' and family.
Mrs. William Seers entertain.
od.little friends of her daughter
Faye in honor of her . eighth
birthday. The guests were Kathy
Bere, Sylvia Rutkowicz, Trudy
Machan, Patti Stewart, Joan
Stewart, Lynyi_ Turner, Judy
Hesk, Maureen Longhurst, Gail
Seers and Carol 'Seers.
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Arthur
and family of Lambeth visited
relatives in the village last
Sunday,
Mrs. George Hamilton cele-
brated recently her 92nd birth-
day with a family gathering at
her • home. Those present were
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Good-
fellow and Mr. Borden Good-
fellow of Nobleton, Mr. and Mrs.
CIiff Broadfoot, Seaforth, Mr.
and Mrs. Art Dickson and Cindy,
Port Albert, Mr. and Mrs. Art
Routledge, Seaforth, Mr. and
Mrs. Lorne Wilson, Brucefield,
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Mary -Lynne
SchoolOi Dancing
HIGHLAND. INSTRUCTOR
Mary Lynn Telford—Member B.A.T.D. and S.D.T.A.
GUEST -BALLET COACH
Dorothy S.cruton-Member Royal Academy of Dancing
B.A.T.D.r—C.D.T.A.—I.S.T.D. and A.D.E.
Pupils Prepared for Major and Grade Exams
Registration Before Sept. 10th
PHONE 524-9635
9:00 A.M. to 1:00 P.M. — 5:00 P.M. to 8:00 P.M.
Write: 115 Elgin Ave. W., Goderich
PUBLI
NOTICE
THE COUNTY OF HURON
AND
THE TOWNSHIPS -OF
Ashfield, Colborne, Grey,
Goderich,Hay, Howick,
Stephen, Tuckersmith,
Turnberry, Usborne fie
West Wawanosh
have passed a bylaw to regulate the installation of new
entrance ways and the improvement of existing entrance
ways that impede the flow of water.
The by-law requires:"
1. That any person wishing to have a new entrance Way
installed to his property from any Huron County Road
or Township Road of the Townships listed MUST
secure a permit from the County 'Engineer, or Town-
ship Road Superintendent as the case may be.
2. That the work will be done by the municipality only
after the permit is issued.
3. That the owner must pay for the work.
4. .That only new corrugated metal pipe will be used.
5. "All proper existing entrance ways wilt be maintained
and replaced (when required) by the municipality, as
in the past, at no cost t� the owner.
For further information, a copy of the by-law or permit
application forms, contact the County Engineer, Court
House,' Goderich, Ontario, or the appropriate Township
Road Superintendent, or Clerk at his municipal., office.
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DONALD McKENZIE,
Chairman,
Huron County Road Committee.
Tam Hamilton. and. MLs
Cherry Hamilton of Goderich.
Mrs. Hamilton enjoys good
health and takes a keen interest
in all the activities of the coin-
munity. Early in the summer,
her only son, Tam Hamilton
add Mrs. Hamilton of :Goderich,
took a trip to the jYukon'wvhere
hewas born and on.. return
brought back memories to Mrs.:
Hamilton who had gone north
in the gold rush days.
Jimmy Mohring ofoderich
is visiting with his grandparents
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Beadle.
LOCHALSH
LOOJfALSH. — Mrs. Thomas
Farrell has returned home much
improved in health.
Mrs. Ewan MacLean and Mrs.
Da4id Elphiek were among the
top ;winners at the Ripley and
District Flower 'show held on
Wednesday.
Visiting at the Oliver Mc -
Charles home during the week
and attending the funeral of
Mrs. George McGillvray were
Mr. John Magill, Mrs. Ellen
Clark of East Douglas, Mass.,
U.S.A., Mr. and Mrs. Allan Me -
Charles and Susan of Clarkson,
Mr. and Mrs. Donald McCharles
and Seott of Brantford, and Mr.
John McCharles of Petrolia.'
Mrs. Donald MacKenzie was
a recent visitor at Londesboro
with Mr. and Mrs. Gearge Car-
ter.
Mrs. Alvin Robb and Miss
Donna Wylds were among sev-
eral from the area who ,attend-
ed the C.N.E. this past week.
Mrs. Charles Hatherington of
Elmira spent the past week
with her mother Mrs. ° Annie
MCMurchy.
Rod. Finlayson has gone to
SarniaYio ,work
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Box Office Omni; :oft 7:40
Show Starts at Dusk
WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY,
FRIDAY - SATURDAY r
Aug, 31 - Sept. 1, 2,. 3
Winner of $ Academy' Awards
hick/ding Best ,Picture
MY FAIR LADY
AUDREY' HEPBURN
REX HARRISON
In Color
MON.4- TUES. - WED.
Sept. 5.6.7
A VERY-
SPECIAL FAVOR'
ROCK HUDSON
LESLIE CARON
CHARLES SOYER
In Color
Also
NO NAME ON
THE BULLET
AUDIE MURPHY
. JOAN EVANS
CHARLES DRAKE
In Color
THURS. - FRI. - SAT:
Sept. 8-9-10
SECOND -FIDDLE
In Color
Also
DAR BRIGITTE
MES STEWART
FABIAN –t-. GLYNIS JOHNS
In Color
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Relax! CaII Us For
JESSE JEWEL DEEP FRIED
CHICKEN
BARREL
15 PIECES 4.90
• BUCKET
9 PIECES 3.00
• BOX •
This box is an individual dinner complete with french
fries, bread and butter and honey.
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The barrels, buckets and boxes feature extra large pieces
of chicken covered with the famous Jesse Jewel breading
and each order includes half breasts, wings, thighs and °
drumsticks.
SKY RANCH
RESTAURANT & SERVICE STATION
Hwy. 21 N. at Sky Harbor 5248982
IT'S NOT TOO
LATE TO REGISTER
Reserve Your desk
TODAY!.
GODERICH
BUSINESS
COLLEGE
25th Anniversary
SERVING WESTERN ONTARIO 1941-66
OUR AIM IS TO JUSTIFY THE CONFIDENCE PLACED IN
US, AND WE ARE ENDEAVOURING TO MAINTAIN THE
SAME HIGH STANDARDS.
SENIOR AND JUNIOR COURSES
APPROVED BY
THE BUSINESS EDUCATORS'
ASSOCIATION OF CANADA'
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