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Open .110ese
*smog of
William K. O•vior
On ins occasion of hia.
90th Birthday
in the
kondeshor. United
Church Parlour
Sun, Aug, 2 5 0
2 - 5 p,m.
Friends end neighbours cor.V
dially invited.
Plisse reticlet our let WI wish
- Mit you do not bring a gift.
Seth Rhode and Ehteo
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Finn to Mond
Reception
and
Dance.
for
Joan LAwa,
and
Mark Harrla
Aug. 2 4
1 p.m. to 1 a.m.
CLINTON .
LEGION HALL
33,34b
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Itstileky fried Chicken ®
3-DAY SALE
WED. AUG. 21 THUR. AUG. 22 FRI. AUG. 23 THRIFTY
DINNER
3 DAYS ONLY
2 pieces delicious
Kentucky Fried Chicken
Golden brown french fries
Creamy coif) slaw
Grecian bread
REGULAR '1.45
SAVE 45c
14e T lir IlirS
-at the 5 PoilitS-
94 ELGIN Ste
GODERICH
Kentucky friede
A CANAMAN tOMIsANY .0,
eftnion,
Your Hosts: Helen and Pas Cassidy
PHONE 519-482-3421
Featuring
"CLOUD 9" and
Dining Room
33 VICTORIA ST.
CLINTON, ONTARIO
C$3.1
t„ca-0-7,4
MONDAY to SATURDAY
NIGHTLY ENTERTAINMENT
NOW APPEARING:
For a 2 week engagement
AUBREY SKYERS
Catering to
banquets and
weddings
Licenced under L.C.B.O.
NEW BINGO Clinton 'Legion
Hall, 8:30 Aupst22.Admission
$1; fifteen regular games $10
each. Three Share-the-Wealth,
;times, One,,,,,Iackpot for $200 in
09 calls, COMM ation One call
can $10 added weekly if not
WPM
ENTERTAINMENT
COUNTRY
AND
WESTERN
Every
Friday and Saturday
Evening
TASTY SNACKS
AMPLE FREE PARKING
COMMERCIAL
HOTEL
Seaforth, Ont.
"CASK BINGO", .Seaforth
Legion Hall Friday Aug 23 at
8:15 p.m. sharp. 15 regular
games for $10 each. Three
specials for $25 and $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.
BINGO August 27 Huron Fis h
and Game Club, 8:30 p,m,
Jackpot $58 in 58 calls, Six
door prizes.
BULLY GULLY COMING
EVENTS Aug. 24- Star Trex,
Aug 25- Snornobile grass drag
races, Aug 31- Bluewater
Playboys.-34b
CLINTON HORTICULTURAL
SOCIETY Flower Show, Aug.
23, 1974, Central Huron Secon-
dary School, Viewing time 3 to
9:15 p.m. Silver collection and
door prizes. (correction- class
28b requires 3 blooms).-34b
HANOVER HOLIDAY
TOURS— Contact Hanover
Travel for the following deluxe
motor tours:
October 6-5 day north coun-
try tour to Agawa Canyon,
Mackinac Island. August 23-5
day Moosonee. Seats available.
Nashville Grand Ole ()pry,
August 30 (Labour Day), Oc-
tober 11 (Thanksgiving). 2
nights Ramada Inn and Opry
ticket, September 28- 2 day
Nashville Grand Ole Opry, by
air. September 22- 6 day fall
foliage tour, Quebec City and
the Laurentians. October 12- 15
day Jet Air and motor coach
tour. Arizona, Nevada and
California. November 16- 15
day off-season Florida tour for
Senior Citizens, October 2 and
October 8- fall foliage to Lake
Placid and Tupper Lake. Sun-
flight Carribean Vacations.
Domestic and International
airline reservations. All tour
departures direct from your
area, For descriptive brochures
and personal travel assistance,
contact Hanover Travel Ser-
vice, toll free, 1.800-265-3007,
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Country & Western Entertainment
'At Its Best
II Thurs., Fri., Sat. Night
& Set. Matinee "COUNTR Y WALLY"
Featuring: Walter Whitehead
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Delicious Southern Fried Chicken
Fri., & Sat. from 5:30...$1
Blyth Inn Hotel 11
Hwy. No. 4 in Blyth
Blyth Inn. Hotel
On Highway 4 in Blyth
• Country & Western at Its Beet
THIS WEEK
Country Wally',
(WALTER' WHITEHEAD)
For 9.00 Try our dellcidus Southern Fried Chicken
Friday and Saturday from 5:30 p.m.
Eric Schilbe
SEPTEMBER 7
HAYFIELD ARENA
8:30 P.M.
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WED. THUR. FRI, SAT, - AUG, 21.n-23-24
THESE WOMEN HAVE JUST SEEN THEIR DOCTOR.
7s,
nfonommin
ZURICH BEAN FESTIVAL
DANCE
featuring
TWO BIG BANDS .
The
illercey
§rothers
and the
"HARBOURLITES"
BEAN FESTIVAL N1TE August 24
dancing from 8 p.m. to I a.m.
Sponsored by Zurich Minor Athletic Association
16—CLINTON WS-RECORD, THURSDAY, AVGI/ST 22, 1974
STAG
BIKE-A1HON—sponsored by
Clinton Centennial Band. Open
to all ages, cash prizes. Thurs.
Aug. .29 at 9 q,m, from Town
Hall. Rain Date- Fri Aug, 30,
1974, Sponsor sheets available
from Mr, Ben Bridges,
Vanastre; Lawson and Wise,
Clinton News-Record and
McAdams Hardware,-34b
BAYFIELD FALL FAIR-
Friday Aug, 30, 8 p.m. Bingo
and viewing exhibits in arena.
Saturday, Aug. 31, 1 p.m.
Parade; London Ladies Pipe
Band; Pirie Mitchell and
Peaches; Highland Dancing;
Square dancing demonstration;
Baby show; Bicycle races,
Riding contests, Horse and
Pony races, Dogs' Beauty
Show; Horseshoe-pitching, log-
sawing, nail-driving, Tug of
War; Steam threshing demon-
stration; Display of antique
machinery.-34,35b
31XICSSICSIIIVIMICSSICW6WCIP
RECEPTION
in honor of
MR. & MRS. JOHN
HOONARD
nee Jenny Stryker
to be held in Blyth
Memorial Hall
SAT. AUG. 24
Dancing from 10 to i
LUNCH COUNTER
PROVIDED
33,34b
watiamcNSIMacICSWacsom
Open Reception
for
Barb Pollock
and
Bill Crawford
(bridal couple)
,Clinton
Community Centre
Sat. Aug.,31,
1974
at 9 p,m.
Lunch provided
34b
ELM HAVEN
MOTOR HOTEL
Now Playing
SPOTTFA'RM
Featuring a large variety of in-
struments.
Coming Tues. and Wed.
August 27 and 28th.
Recording Band
"Seadog"
Latest hit "Are You Ready"
Thursday, Aug. 29 to Sat. Aug.
31st.
Everybody's Favourite
"McKenzie!,
ov er 4,000
here toured
Boron jail
Since the opening of the
penal instituation early in the
summer the staff and par-
ticularly co-ordinator Harry
Bosnell have initiated several
changes in the tour procedure
that have taken the load off the
guides.
Rather than operating on the
basis of guided tours, the staff
now give each tourist a sheet
that explains the features of the
museum as one arrives at them
and also directs one through
the buildings.
The guides are now acting
more as traffic controllers and
are helping out be selling
tickets at the door and man-
ning the craft booths when the
artiste or producers are not
there,
Mr. Bosnell reports that the
number of guides is still the
same as it was under the old
system. Adult volunteers are
proving to be a great asset to
the jail by easing the pressure
put on the guides and by of-
fering some leadership for the
younger groups that visit the
jail,
FRIDAY NIGHT
HARNESS RACING
Goderich Raceway
POST TIME 7:45 P.M.
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TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 27,28
in Ian Fleming's
"YOU ONLY
LIVE TWICE"
PANAVISION.
TECHNICOLOr
Another milestone in the
road of Goderich's latest
tourist attraction, the Huron
Historic Jail, has been passed,
The jail was toured by nearly
700 people over the, long
weekend putting the total num-
ber of visitors over 4,000 this,
year,
On Saturday 200 tourists
went through the old jail, on
Sunday 260 wandered in and
out of the cells and on Mon
day, 211 people saw the site, By • Covered Betting Area Tuesday the total figure for • Mutuel Wagering sightseers was nearly 4500.
SUNDAY, MONDAY - AUGUST 25,26
SIAMESE TWINS AT BIRTH...
What the Devil hath joined together
let no man cut asunder!
In Ian Fleming's
ADULT 412) ENTERTAINMENT
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HWY . 8 Al' CONCESSION RD. 4 . PHONE 524 9981
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