Village Squire, 1977-03, Page 3MAKE IT AN OLD FASHIONED
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WINGHAM - ONTARIO
UP FRONT
March is the month spring begins, though it may not
seem like it when the cold west winds blow in off Lake Huron
to dump more snow on us.
Nevertheless we've decided to think positively this month
and present our spring fashion parade feature, a special
section in the middle of this month's issue. In that special
section as well as fashion notes and advertising, is a story on
one of the area's newer fashion showplaces, The Clothes
Closet in Goderich, run by Listowel native Rosemary Davison.
Our cover story this month is about Cheryl Smith and
Richard Keelan and their No Strings Attached Puppet
Theatre which is spending a busy winter bringing enjoyment
to Western Ontario children.
Our dining reviews this month visits the Esquire Grill in
Goderich which provides Goderich with a good Chinese
restaurant at last.
And there's the usual assortment of much more, from a
mysterious short story. to Chief McGillicuddy's diary, from
how small businesses are ganging up to tell their stories to
the government, to the P.S. on how the best things in life
aren't necessarily free. From bits and pieces of theatre news,
to the sports column on the Young Canada Week at Goderich.
CONTENTS
NO STRINGS
THE MYSTERY OF THE OLD HOUSE
CLOTHES CLOSET
FASHION PARADE
PEOPLE
DINING
TRAVEL
BUSINESS
DIARY
P.S.
PG.3
PG.'8
PG.14
PG.18
PG.24
PG.25
PG.27
PG.29
PG.31
PG.32
VILLAGE SQUIRE
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THE VILLAGE SQUIRE/MARCH 1977, PG. 1