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Clinton News-Record, 1974-07-18, Page 17antori c.:41otel Your Hosts: Helen and Des Cassidy PHONE 519-482-3421 Featuring "CLOUD 9" and Dining Room 33 VICTORIA ST. CLINTON, ONTARIO MONDAY to SATURDAY NIGHTLY ENTERTAINMENT NOW APPEARING: Todd James COMING NEXT WEEK Dave Hoy Licencad under L.C.B.O. "THE 16TH ANNUAL RATH, WELL" Reunion will be held .at Seaforth Lions Park on Stin, day, July 21st at noon, corn, ntencing 0:10 pan.— Mt NETHERLANDS MIXED CIHOIR— Fridayj July 26, 1974 at A p.m, in Knox Presbyterian Church, Goderich. Admission Free, Collection will be held. Variety o f numbers will be sung E nglish, Dutch and German. Everyone Welcome,-49,30b BINGO July 23 Huron Fish and Game Club. 8:30 p.m. Jackpot $56 in 56 calls, Six door prizes, CANADIAN Uniroyal THRILL DRIVERS Wildest Show on Wheels at Clinton Fair Grounds, Thursday, Aug. 1 , (Rain date Aug. 2) at $ p.m. Sponsored by Clinton Kinsmen Club. Be a booster for your Kinsmen Club and Huron Cen- tral Agricultural Society.-29,30b Reception it Dance for Ervin Keys and Helen Colciough (Bridal Couple) Fri. July19,1974 at Clinton Legion Hall Friends & Relatives Welcome. 1,6--CLINTON NEVVS-RECORD, TEl 41.11,Y 18, 1974 This was the safest view last Saturday at the Clinton Junior Girls' car wash at the Community Park. The girls raised nearly $90 from their scrubbing efforts, Here Jo-Ann Palmer, left and Marlene Cunningham dry the windshield of a customer's car, (News-Record photo) Band receives town grant tion for .1975. • Here comes another request, is there a good sign-writer in Town who would be prepared to donate his efforts to painting the Band name on our Bass Drum? The Band needs this done soon, as it is the only means of advertising Clinton and the Centennial. Public spirited offers will be gladly received by phoning 482-7910. An omission in last week's story needs to be corrected at this time. Band practice will be held Monday nights on the Library Greens at 7 p.m. or in the Town Hall if the weather turns bad. A waiting list has been for- med for students wishing to take instruction in playing an instrument in the Band. ,There will be a number of vacancies open in the Fall, and' for fur- then information please call Ben Bridges at 482-7910. WATER SAFETY Never stand up in a boat. If it. is absolutely necessary to change places, go to land if possible. If not, move one at a time, keep low and with your weight balanced on the keel line. Keep in the swim with Red Cross Water Safety. I Marion Masse, ()UM •Bettlegi,. Salle Lovett, Laurie A, Westmon, Mildred Weber, Mrs. Garniss, Donna Sterling, Gen Thurlow, Mrs, Thompson,' and Mary Lou .Meleck ENTERTAINMENT COUNTRY AND WESTERN Every Friday and Saturday Evening TASTY SNACKS AMPLE FREE PARKING COMMERCIAL HOTEL. Seaforth, Ont. ELM HAVEN MOTOR HOTEL, Clinton low Playing YUKON Coming Next Week LARK SPUR A five piece pop and rock group [1featuring electric violin. I'"-• 2.11 HANOVER HOLIDAY TOURS August 5 and 6 five day North Country coach and rail tour, Sault Ste. Marie, Agawa Canyon, locks cruise, Mackinac Island, Vranken- Muth, Michigan. An excellent tour. August 23 - Five day Moosonee motorcoach and rail tour. Huntsville .eruise, Cochrane, Moosonee, Timmins and Muskoka. Nashville Grand Ole OPU: August 30 (Labour Day) and October 11 (Thanksgiving) motorcoach tour, two nights Ramada Inn and Grand Ole Opry tickets. Book early. October 12 - Join our 15 day jet air and motorcoach. Arizona, Nevada and California tour. Air to Phoehix, private motor- coach to Mexico, Grand Canyon, Zion National Park, Los Vegas, Hollywood, Disneyland, Monterey, Yosemite National Park and San Francisco and much more, November 16 - 15 day off season Florida tour for Senior Citizens. • 21 day California Golden West Tour, Three departures, September 7, September 28 and October 19. Salt Lake City, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Grzind Canyon and much more. September 8 - 13 day Maritimes Tour, Charlot- tetown, Cabot Trail,, Halifax and much more. September 22 - 6 day fall foliage tour to Montreal, Quebec City, St. Annes, Mont. Tremblent Lodge in the Laurentians. Fall Foliage Tours to Agawa Canyon, Lake Placid, Lake Champlain, Laurentians and Muskoka. Sunflight one and two week Caribbean vacations. Individual Western Canada and European escorted tours. Airline, domestic and inter- national reservations. CN and CP rail reservations. For descriptive brochures and personal travel assistance contact; Hanover Travel Ser- vice, Box 126, Hanover On- tario, 264-3270. Out of town clients, 1-800-264-3007, toll free.-29 Reception for Glen & Lois Hoyter nee Gould Sat. July 20 at Zurich Arena Music by: "SOvertones" Lunch provided EVERYONE WELCOME otos) eemeo e)es)s. ©of!) OPEN RECEPTION for SHIRLEY JOHNSTON and DOUG SCARROW July .20, 1974 9 to 1 a.m, CLINTON LEGION HALL Everyone Welcome oesoiseee ee eeome (sloe 8:00 P.M. TUES., WED. JULY 3 Adults $2 Kids $1 1" 30,31 tm `'MERE,'' Theatre Passe Moraine Huron Historic Jai1G0DER" Timone; CLINTON Clinton Commercial Printers 462-3444 EXETER Times-Advocate 235.1331 BLYTH Blyth Standard 523-9646 SEAFORTH Huron Expositor 527-0240 BAYFIELD . Little Inn KINCARDINE Recreation Office 396-2421 The JAIL is open for guided tours daily • 9-5, Sunday 1 2-6 DROP IN AND VISIT FRIDAY NIGHT HARNESS RACING Goderich Raceway POST TIME 7:45 P.M. agat ,McGEE PONTIAC-BUICK PACE • Covorad leaning Arai s Govirsd Grandstand • Part Mulltel Wagering Pastroohmant Area , ONO OF THE OREATEST , ESCAPE ADVENTURES EVER! WED., THURS.,FRI., SAT., JULY 17, 18, 19, 20 ADULT ENT. THNTAS E MO TICST FA UNDE S R SEY SEA ODY EVER FILMED THE NEPTUNE FAD= SUN., MON. -- JULY 21, 22 GENE 'AVIAN • ERNEST LI)RGNINE —.PLUS THE MOST BEAUTIFUL GIRLS IN THE WORLD! PLUS Bunny Capers 00-xxxL4,70, Centerfold iri DRIVE-IN • GODERKH HWY. 8 AT CONCESSION RD. 4 • PHONE 524.9981 $3,000 MONSTER BINGOS CLINTON COMMUNITY CENTRE -8:00 P.M. Monday July 22 Monday July 29 PRIZES EACH NIGHT $1,000.00 JACKPOT BINGO 3-SHARE THE WEALTH 15 REGULAR GAMES - $50.00 EACH SPONSORED BY CLINTON RECREATION COMMITTEE . ADMISSION - $1 EXTRA CARD - 25c EACH OR 5/S1.00 - SHARE THE WEALTH 25c.EACH OR 531.00 JACKPOT CARD $1:00 EACH BROWNIE'S Immo CLINTON - ONTARIO letil DIME ,BOX OFFICE OPEN 8 P M • SHOW STARTS 8:30 P.M WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY • - FRIDAY July 17 - 18 - 19 "MIND-BLOWING SUSPENSE!" EDWARD FOX is 'The Jackal 5oreenotay by KENNETH ROSS Musk by GEORGES CELERUE From the best•kelling Bobli by FREDERICK FORST TH A UNIVERSAL RELEASE TECHNICOLOR WHEN HE RUNS OUT OF DUMB LUCK, HE ALWAYS HAS GENIUS TO FALL BACK ON! ' Adult 1 'CHARLEY VARRICit Entertainment • JOE EON SAT. SUN. - MON. July 20-21 -22 ACADEMY AWARD NOMINEE "BEST ACTOR" ▪ TUES. - 23 Many of his lellow MOWS consider him the most dangerous man alive- an honest cop. p.T;.Nbt yu.“1:1/.co A PARAMOUNT MEM DINO DE LAURENTIIS OAdd nCb AL IVIACINEI,i'SCIFIPICD" Pro:lobed by mono,' .RAGMAN 0 rpEle d by WONKY WPM' tbreenploy by WAID01110 rS NORPWI VAKIAPI Based on II, book by PATEN MAAS Mns,x by MIM1116110001111ANIS The All NEW SIG SHORE Production 271117 'COW Mult4 EntertiainMent COMING NEXT THURS. PAL & SAT. "THE WAY WE WERE" STREISAND & REDFORD PLUS "40 CARATS" ....••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••*. WED., THUR., FRI., SAT. — JULY 17, 18, 19, 20 SUN., MON., TUES. — JULY 21, 22, 23 A girl with a great following: Every cop in the state was after her. Everybody else was behind her, L U • NIMUMM, TUr rnE LYNAM EXPRESS WED.0 THUR., FRI., SAY. — JULY 24 # 25, 26, 27 Adult Eht. Wo*ody `Diarie 'Keaton in "Slees•er" BUTCH & THE KID ARE BACKI Just for the fun Of itl PAUL NEWMAN ROBERT REDFORD KATHARINE ROSS, "BUTCH CASSIDY AND THE SUNDANCE KID" Panavision • Color by Deluxe° Adult Ent. Hear BURT BACHARACH'S "Raindrops Keep Fallin' On My Head" as sung by B. i. Thomas.' 30 THE SQUARE PHONE 524-7811 AIR CONDITIONED ELLIOTT KASTNER presents CLIFF GORMAN JOSEPH BOLOGNA in Adult Ent, Program alubjedt to change without notice, 1. U S Monster bingos extended THE KIM 0 N COUNTY HEALTH UNIT invites. you to attend the Child - Health Clinic, Health Unit office. 105 .Shipley „St., Clinton, on Friday, July 19, 1974 from .93() 11;,;10 a.m. for: Health Surveillance, Anaemia Screening, immunization, Hearing ,Screening, Fluoride brushing of children's teeth to prevent cavities for ages 3 to 5 years„ Vision testing,---',39b "COUNTRY FARE" 'Serest- dipity Sale, Saturday August 3rd at 1:30 p.m. on the grounds of St. James Church. Middleton. Auspices A.C.W., Bak* Sale, Snack Bar, Garden Produce, Tree-sure Table, Children's Table; Used olothing, furniture, dishes, etc, Donations gratefully received, Pleese . leave in church basement or phone 48.2-9838.-29,30,31. "CASH- BINGO", Seaforth Legion Hall Friday, July 19 at 8:15 p.m. sharp. 15 regular games for $10 each, Three specials for $25 and a $75 Jack- pot to go each week. (Children under 16 yrs, not permitted), Admission $1, extra cards 25c each or 7 for $1. Proceeds for welfare work.. Sponsored by Branch 156, Seaforth Royal Canadian. Legion. NEW BINGO Clinton Legion Hall, 8:30 July 18. Adrnision $1; fifteen regular games $10 each.i Three Share-the-Wealth games. One Jackpot for $150 in 54 calls. Consolation. One call can $10 added weekly if not won, Reception Dunce FOR Joyce Taylor and • Bill Boussey BRIDAL COUPLE Sat. July 20, 1914 at Hully Gully Chalet VARNA 9 p.m. - I a.m. Lunch provided EVERYONE WELCOME Although they have received no response as yet for their request for donations towards transportation expenses, the Clinton Centennial Band received a general grant of $200 from Clinton Recreation Committee to help meet the costs of repairs and music for the year. Police report The Clinton Police reported a number of accidents in the past week or so. On Saturday July 13 at 2 a.m. a car driven by Robert M. Johnston of Albert Street, Clinton went into a ditch on John Street, and hit a pole. About $400 damage was caused. Last Friday afternoon, July 12, at the corner of Victoria and Mary Streets, a car driven by Donald Melady of RR 2, Dublin was in collision with a car driven by Betty Anne Taylor of RR 1, Brucefield. Damage to both cars was estimated at $600. An accident on July 7th at 3 p.m,' between cars driven by Patricia MacDonald of North Street Clinton and Paul Lawrence of Goderich caused about $850 damage. The collision Secured -at Huron aria North Street. About $500 damage was caused when a car driven by Barry Thiel of Exeter was in collision with a car driven by Gordon C. Wright of RR 3 Kip- pen. The accident occured at 11:55 p.m. at the corner of Huron and Albert Streets. A car driven by Richard Welch of Albert Street Clinton and a car driven by Howard Edwards of Princess Street, Clinton were hi collision at Isaac Street near Mary Street on July 4 at 6 p.m. Damage was set at $300. A further donation towards uniforms was made by the now dissolved Vanastra Teen Club, the sum of $62.68 presented by president Chris Fowlie and Treasurer Nancy Garland. A jar of pennies was donated by Mrs. Lucy Bezzo amounting to $3.53. - The bands sincere thanks goes to all for their support and to Mrs. Mary Hearn, who con- ducted the Band in concert at Seaforth, with such excellence last Sunday. Dr. Bowker also gave his time to put the band through an interesting practice on Mon- day even though he was in pain, not from his leg, but from, would you believe, a "toothache!" Dwight Strain the regular bandleader, is away in B.C. on holidays for a month, and during this time, the Band has been asked to play at Point Farms Provincial Park on Friday the 12th and for the Clinton Merchants Association for their sidewalk sale on August 2nd, in the evening. The young people are also enthused about the upcoming Centennial and by their shows of enthusiasm and promdtion, they hope they will set the example for the older citizens to turn out and support the Centennial Committee in helping to -make Clinton's celebrations a centre of attrac- Monday July 10- 'marked the lira of six Mondays- that the. 'monster ..bingos will run. There will he a bingo July August 5: 12, and- 19. Last Monday th'e $1,000 Jackpot was split four ways between Mrs. Garrow, Thelma Jones, Mrs, Morley Willis. of Sarnia, and June "rierinen, Share-the-wealth winners were Mrs. William Welsh, George Flood, Beatrice Ferris, and Mary Smith. Regular games were won by Tat Gibson, Mrs. Cnmmings, Ronnie Overholt, Leonard Steep, Linda Williams, Edna Colwell, Melva Roe, Mrs. MacArthur, Mrs, Clarence Reid, Gwen McCool, Vivian Knights, Kay Falconer, Kathy Riley, Mary Lou Meleck, Mrs, Finnigan, Susan Labeau, Mrs. Aston, Mary Ann. Caldwell, Mrs, Ascott, Fred Telford, Yiews-liscord Molders ern en- coureoed to express their opinions In WW1 to the Oita. flOw•ver• such opinions do riot necessarily represent the opinions of the Nsras.Record. Pseudonyms may be used by letter writers, but no letter will be published unties it can be verified by phone. 4 4 0