The Goderich Signal-Star, 1969-08-07, Page 5•
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With the people of the biggest
part of Exeter, finally getting
their heads above the mess and
silt of a couple of weeks ago,
one thing stands out in my mind
as "outstanding" in the
assistance • given • them by
outsiders.
I Have only had a glimpse into
the routine of washing the
hospital laundry — and I was
• staggered by the continuous
flow of large bags.
Our hospital, is fortunate in
having a well trained_stfl:,-.in the._...
laundry dept. and a few more
bags of difficult laundry, .I
know; wouldn't bother them.
They all know their jobs so well
that they just hustle right into it.
There is no clock watching or
dawdling or running off the job
for tea breaks or any other kind
of breaks, they just WORK.
They know that a mountain of
• bags has to be reduced to nice
flat piles of sweet smelling sheets
and gowns and such and they
don't fool Mound: There's no
hard • raspy bedding leaving
TI-IEIR laundry.
They try to make it as nice as
if it were their own.
tt So what do they donate to
another hospital in need? One
whole day's work, overtime at
that — and have you any idea
how much it would 'be in dollars
and cents ?
I am ashamed to say that I
• could not have given even half
that much --- and .I happen to
know that many who can well
afford to give to this or other
emergencies, just don't do it!
Anyway, - - "Thanks girls and
a tip of the famous old "Hat -lo"
• to you, too!"
Have you ,realized; now, `the
value of our nice marina to our
town? There are some people
who are "AGIN" everything;,
just for the sake of being
contrary. Fifty years from now
* when our kids read, the
"Remember When" column.,
they will say, "We ,have a fine
town in spite of them." And no
thanks or plaques to remember:-
them
ememberthem by, either. In fact, there
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would be little but ',rubble and
decay, 50 years from now .if
they have their way.
So, let's say "Thank you',
(and dig down a little deeper) to
the far sighted people who are
really working for the
betterment of our nice town. I
know it hflrts now, but your
children will have -a much better
place to live in and I can only
hope they will appreciate it.
I had a friendly little dig not
long ago, for praising the parks
board for work the harbour
.board. had_dane._in-..brightening::.
up the swings etc, etc, with
colorful paint. Sorry, boys;, but
I'm sure everyone realized .the
mistake but ME!
Speaking of mistakes -- and I
shouldn't — the Kinnettes were
given credit for many yew of
the Sidewalk Cafe at Art Mart.
Actually the gals of the I.O.D.E.
had it until this year and made a
fine showing. We were happy to
have the Kin Gals take over.
when they .decided it was too
much work for '69. The editor
goofed!)
Whoops! - another , little
error — the dates for the
Christmas Fair at Carlow. It is
on October not November 29!
So check your calendars
October 29 and November 1.
Don't forget to go and see a
real championship play off this
Thursday nite. You will see a
great game between rival towns
Goderich and Clinton. Our
minor Baseball League each
having one game in the final of a
three game series. Game starts at
6:30 so hike over and enjoy a
real lively game.
Have you been thinking of
taking up the great game of
Lawn Bowling or the fun of oil
painting? I know where you can
get a good start at either, one so
.call me.
Martha
Lawn
bowling.
The Goderich Ladies' Lawn
Bowling Club held its Conklin
Lumber Trophy Tournament on
Wednesday, July 30, at, 1.30
p.m .
Forty bowlers took part
including ladies from Goderich,
Seaforth, Wingham; Stratford,
London, and Sarnia.
The trophy was won, for the
second consecutive year, by
Grace Scrimgeour, skip, and
Mary . Richardson, Goderich.
They had three wins, plus 20,
and an aggregate of 38. Second
'prize went to Grace Sale, skip,
and Janet Westbrook, Goderich,
with three wins, plus 15,
aggregate 38. •x
Third prize - L. Machan and
R. Kitching, Sarnia, with two
.wins, plus 20, aggregate 49.
Fourth prize F. D. Walsh,
and P. Koch, Stratford, with two
wins, plus 18, aggregate 40.
Fifth prize — V. Rushton,
and M. Ross, Fairmont, London,
with two wins, plus 13,
aggregate 39.
BINGO at LEGION HALL
Saturday,August 9
at 8.30 p.m. ,
15. GAMES -- 1.00
The Prize for each regular game will be $12.00
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SHOW TIMES: Sunday through Thursday, ONE SHOW ONLY -At 8 p.m.
Friday and Saturday—TWO SHOWS—First Show starts at 7.30 p.m.;
Second Show at approximately 9.10 p.m.
FRI.; SAT. August 7.8.9-,
THURS, --
ALAN ARKINA Story of the
RITA MORENO ` f ''' -Spanish---Harlem-
MIGUEL ALEJANDRO Ghettos.
- , .. SATURDAY (August 9) MATINEE
Private Navy of O'Farrell"
SUN., MON., TUBS., WED. -.--Aug. 10.13
‘‘,3`9 IN ATTicii
THE
ADFA:ttANCI CHRISTOPHER JONES — YVETTE MIMIEUX — JUDY PACE
Entiuo TE[)
to nFASt racy funny tele of the comeuppance of a super -stud
irlra,r
TUM CO .01 or 0010 - In Color -"
COMING NEXT: TWO WALT DISNEY FILMS ,
"Peter Paill A and "Yellowstone Cubs"
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Second :Ann; ari B ue crter i0110 100
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to be held at Windsor, ont.e Sept. 13, 1969, at I of C I~iai1J,
1286 L.ouzon Rd. Due to drnlirnited"friends and relatives we ,
are unable to send personal Invitations. you ore interested
in attending please contact Lou I:Incharme,1110 Escires PI.,
Windsor 16, Ont., by *ept. 1st. Tickets' will. be $6,00 per
Couple Including , entertainment and food. Fun and
excitement .for all.
See you therie.
Lou Ducharme.
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The house of Bill Clements, Saltford, has been moved off the
Saltford flats to a point about half a mile up the road nearer
Field day scheduled
for junior farmers
Three hundred competitors
will take part in the fifth annual
Junior Farmers' Association of'
Ontario Field Day, Saturday,
August 9.
The Field Day, to be held at
the l,jniversity of Guelph, will
have representatives from the six
Junior Farmer zones in Ontario
competing for the perpetual
trophy awarded to the zone
having the highest number of
points at the end of the day.
Each zone has previously held
its ovVril field day to select
representatives to compete in
this one. Proceedings at Guelph
will start at 9:30 a.m. with
softball and basketball
tournaments, and continue with
many other events including a
tug-of-war, , a rifle shooting
competition, horseshoe pitching,
relay racing, track and field
events, and free swimming in the
University swimming pool.
An outdoor dance will finish
off the day's activities.
Industrial league action
In Industrial League action
July 24 ' DRMCO defeated
Goderich Building Centre 9-4
and Gord's. Sports beat Sandy's
Clippers 4-20
July 27: Goderich Building- ,
Centre wiped out the Ontario
Hospital, 9-0 with the hospital
playing with a make shift team.
On Monday evening Sandy's
Clippers came back with a bang
to hit, the Ontario Hospital 21-0.
Tome Crawford picked up a -
home run with none on through
a hospital error,
In the second game of the
night Gord's Sports and DRMCO
played to a close 8-7 win for the,
Dominion Roads crew., Home
runs were hit by Bill Wilkenson
of DRMCO with one man on
Wins
medals
Cheryl _Harrison, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Harrison, 234
Bayfield Road, was the winner
of t*o bronze medals and one
silver medal in highland dancing
on Monday, August 4 at the
Dutton Highland Games.
BROWNIE'S.
DRIVE-IN THEATRE
CLINTON
Box Office Opens 41,8.00 p.m.
ALL DOUBLE FEATURE SHOWS "
FIVE MORE BIG ,SAYS!
THURS., FRI., SAT.,
MON..and TUES.
•August 7-8-9-1,1-12
top Family entertainment
IAN FLEMING'S
base and by Jim McLeod for
Gord's Sports with two men on.
Next games will be Thursday
evening at 7 p.m. and 9 p.m,.
Ontario Hospital meets Gord's
Sports and the crew from
Goderich Building Centre will
face Sandy's Clippers.
Will Do
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highway 21. The Clements had been having problems with ice
during the winter months and with some spring flooding.
Minor soccer league
TEAM P W
Knights
Victorians
Cherubs
Lion Hearts
9 7
9 4-
9 4
9 0
SCORING RACE
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1 1
2 3
3 2
8 1
Final Figures: John Plouffe,
(Victorians) 10 goals, scoring
champion; Gary Allen, (Knights)
8 goals;. Wayne Ladd, (Knights)
8 goals; Charles Turland,
(Cherubs) 5 goals; Sam Meriam,
(Cherubs) .3 goals; Laurence.
Lassaline (Knights) 3 goals; Chris
Junior
giris
softball
In Goderich Junior Gins'
'Softball action on July 24, the
Bombers downed the Swingers
31 . to 7. On July 28, The
Blockbusters' were beaten by the
Jets by a score of 16 to 11. July
31 saw the Swingers come back
to down the Bombers 23 to 10.
League standing as. of July 31 is
as follows: Bombers six. points,
Blockbusters, Jets . and Swingers
all tied with four points.
Play continues on Thursday.
A "Mustang" Theatre
GODERICH I
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THEATRE
DRIVE-IN THEATRE - CUNTO
HWY. 8 GODERICH AT CONCESSION RD. 4 • PHONE 524-9981
supisnr
THURS., FRI., SAT., SUN., MON., TUES.
August 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12
Showing at 8:45 p.m. — Starring
DICK VAN DYKE, SALLY ANN
HOW ES ,a+ LIONEL JEFFRIES
60- sical comedy about a'zany
English family and its magical car
Color — Cartoon — PLUS
"YOURS, MINE
AND OURS„
Showing at 11:00 — Starring
HENRY FONDA & LUCILLE BLL
In Colour
Starting WED., Aug. 13
For SIX DAYS
"BULLITT"
(Adult Entertainment)
Showing alb 8:45 p.m. — Starring
STEVE MCQUEEN, ROBERT VAUGH
elvid JACQUELINE BISSET
t Color -- -- Plus
"HARPER"
(Adult Entertainment)
Showing at 11:00 — Starring
PAUL NEWMAN - LAUREN
BACALL and' SHELLEY WINTERS
Color Cartoon
DIRECT
FROM ITS
SENSATIONAL
RESERVED
SEAT
ENGAGEMENT
.NOW .
NNE
FIRST
TIME
AT'
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the most ,
joyous entertainment
for the whole family! .
F A Pts,
23 4 15
13 8, . 11
17 10 10
5 27 1
Evans, (Knights) 2 goals; Gord
McLellan, (Cherubs) 2 goals and
others, one goal.
1'he best- defencemarr award
has yet to be decided.
The Royal Canadian Legion
Branch' 109 trophy has also to
be played for, this is a sudden
death knock out tournament.
diaddeosi
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• Weddings
• Children
gingie or Group Portraits;
and Passports -
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THANK YOU
Goderich Lawn Bowling Club
IVlerchants'-& Manufacturers -1 ournameri
To all who donated prizes and assisted, etc.
' HARRY SHACKLETON-
ALBERT SHORE
• Chairmen of The Tournament Cornmitiee
BEDARD'S GOCERY
BRITANNIA ROAD
Will Be .
CLOSED for holidays
FRIDAY, SATURDAY & SUNDAY
AUG. 8 AUG: 9 AUG. 10
p•
Summer Party
DANCE
MAITLAND COUNTRY (Lia
MUSIC BY
DANNY COU.GHLIN
SATURDAY, AUGUST 9 .
DANCING 9 1
$5.00 Couple
Buffet Lunch
NIGHTL
ENTERTAINM ENT
CONTINUES
TILL LABOUR PAY
4
1
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111 EARN TO
TALK IN
500
ANIMAL
LANGUAGES
FROM A
PARROT
WHO
SPEAKS
1000!
Starring REX HARRISON, SAMANTHA EGGAR, ANTHONY NEWLEY
Plus An',interesting•_Western . . . "HOMBRE"
Paul Newman, Frederick Marsh and Diane Cilento (Adult Entertainment)
Every Wednesday is "F'antily Night" at The Sunset.
Carload, Truckload or Busload—Admission -
is Only $1.25 per vehicle.
Wed., Thurs., Fri., Sat. -,Aug. 13 to 16
0, (Adult Entertainment)
CLINTWOOD • LEE VAN CLEEF
An a tion adventure about Clint Eastwood and Marianne Koch
bounty hunters A Hard Hitting Western!
Watch for ' Oimntick Night" on Monday ek Tuesday
BAYFIELD ROAD — GODERICH
LAST 3 NIGHTS
NIGHTLY
KENNY ILES AND THE- —'
H1 -CITES
AUGUST 4-9.
NIGHTLY
BEGIN NIHGMONDAY,
AUGUST 11-14
MUSIC CITY
FRIDAY & SATURDAY,
AUGUST
1111 DIMENSI�NS