The Goderich Signal-Star, 1970-05-14, Page 5I have notieed.tit% spring that
• the Department of Highways.
work crews have finally come up
with Jhe sensible idea of leaving
the snow fence where it is
needed for next winter instead.'
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FIRST SHOW AT DUSK
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
May 14-15 14-15
— DOUBLE FEATURE --
"HELL'S BELLES
Jeremy Slate -- Jocelyn Lane
(ADULT ENTERTAINMENT)
Showing at 8:30 p.m.
In Color
"MADIGAN'S
MILLIONS"
Dustin Hoffman •- Elsa Martinelli
Showing ,at 10:30 p.m.
Color °' Cartoon
SAT. MON. - TUES,
May 16-18-19
— DOUBLE FEATURE —
Omar Sharif -- Jack Palance
(ADULT .ENTERTAINMENT)
Showing at 8:30 p.m.
In Color
? THE PRIME OF
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(-ADULT ENTERTAINMENT)
•Maggie ;aSmitit•---- •R•olse:.t_zSfepbens
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Color Cartoon
SUNDAY NIGHT, MAY 17
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"THE OBLONG BOX'
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Vincent Price --' Christopher Lee c
In Color.
"MURDER CLjNIC
(ADULT ENTERTAINMENT)
. ALL STAR' CAST
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'MILLION EYES OFA
SUM.URU"
(ADULT ENTERTAINMENT).
Frankie Avalon -- Shirley Eaton
Color Cartoon
WED. THURS. - FRI.
May 20-21-22
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Now You Can See Anything
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"ALICE'S
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(ADULT ENTERTAINMENT)
ARLO GUTHRIE
Showing at 8:30 'p.m.
In Color
"THE 1,000 PLANE
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Christopher George
Showing at 10:30 p.m.
Color - Cartoon
of spending hours and hours of
our money picking up those
bundles and .carting them;
back--MILDS-tQwhere they
take up a lot .of space, get
broken beii g tossed about and
then cost plenty to return therm
to the fields, etc., in the' early
winter. Some one deserves a pat
on the back for finally tnaking a
sensible"idea w_ oYk.
I suppose no, w,_ the fellovOt
who .. mows the grass along the
side of the highway will,gremble.
about, these .few rolls getting in
his way. I hope someone will tell
him togo to -pieces -and figpre
out a simple way to get at that
little patch of grass -or let it go
to seed:
In one farmer's filed which
was beautifully plowed, making
fantastic patterns, which can be
very intriguing (if you can SEE
this sort of thing) a youngster
had made an "Angel" -just as if
it was stow he was lying in! Can
.you imagine, what his clothes
must, have looked like after
rubt4ing around in that soft
'earth?
I just HAD to smile! It
seemed to put the finishing
touch -or signature to a colorful
painting, as the earth shades
were •very deep and distinct with
the sun quickly drying the
rounded furrows. -or whatever
you call them. -that is something,
too, that '1 noticed -the turned
earth was softly rounded -where
"usually there, is a sharp edge
especially if there had been sod.
or grass on the field for a year br
_so.
looking at:ia.Armee&
beauty of our Goderieh and
surrounding area...
I'm sure the fellows who sell,
sand and gravel must go' up and
have a look to seejhow deepand
how, far the _grave.( pit, will
because it certainly shows up
very well from above. I happen
to know there are a great many
older people in Goderich who
have never gine * up in an
airplane! For just ONE bit of
lasting pleasure, you shbuld take
=the short trip ovgr our beautiful
couhty--before you take your
,final flight' fr'omthis earth!
There is NO WAY that you will
ever be sorry you. took my
advice. For older folk who think
they would be frightened in the
take off or descent -you just
won't even notice it. You can
see ° that you are rolling along the
runway but you are sa busy
looking at- things that you are
surprised when you suddenly,
m realize, you are many feet above
it all. You purr °along at a nice
srnooth. rate and you can see
things so well --and so differently
that you haven't time to be
scared -and there's no reason
wh' you should be -anyway.
There are so few accidents with
aircraft compared to motoring
thatlyou're a'heck of a lot safer
above it all than. in the mad
scramble on the highways:
I've always secretly wished I
could be rich enough to have my
own little craft to hop from here
to there whenever I wanted. I
told you I Was 'a DREAMER!
Some -ti go ' I mentioned
that-th•.erE•averE' n many anti
t �f, hes m :teltryou=about :"� Clixct , � nox ,; hnrch, -: g.
then-",Dod ers" • Ito mre• :Kumrua e; alb, ' ,
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Jim Ruddock, (right) RA. 6 Goderich, uses the puide,rail for positioning and readies himself to
bowl another time. Jimiwas one of the CNIB members.from this area who bowled Monday evening,
free of charge atLittle Bowl. Behind him is his wife,who gives him verbal direction as to, where the
pins are located and whethor to pull left or' right or to fire straight down the middle. On the left,
Mrs: Thomas C. Anderson ',shows her delight with the sport, a feeling shared by most `of the
bowlers -many of them blind. Mrs. Anderson was hostess for a social hour which followed the
bowling outing. The evening was an experiment to determine just what blind folks can do and how
much fun they can have doing it, according to Rev. Arthur Maybury, Goderich, who is also`a
member of the group. (staff photo)
IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIInatiIillllllllllllllllllllllnteruerillllllllllllllllllllllltente
at seven starting May 21 -at
Victoria 'St. , school grounds
again. A few new rules this
year -ones being -"Put your
shoes on Susie, don't you ,know.
you're in a ball game?" Good
idea! I shudder to think of ,the
many things that can• happen to
• bare feet! Also in his league the
girls • who played last year are
eligible for.this years teams but
new corners must be eleven years
old as of January this year and
not over 15 as of `December 31
of -1969. The coaches and
assistants .will be back and one
in May, to this sale, so do came
out -I know you will be
thankful... that you made the
effort. If you,�haven't plants to
exchange it doesn't matter!'
A no t her veru important
notice -the Kinsmen are
collecting for the fireworks•
display May 11 to 1.5. So don't
• be a piker -CONTRIBUTE!
Retarde Youngster's Open
(louse, Wed. 20, at St. Peters
school. I3lossom Tea, same day,
at "Legion Hall by IODE ladies.
Little Theatre on 21, 22, and -23
end also on Saturday 23 Arthur
-- :Boxes --that 4:. 7110.Znam s 'on
1;etd ' tiuhicii
-has been . recently-
plowed. Often I wonder • how.
they manage ° to make 'the
intricate designs you
see:. --especially_, ..if the. . land is.
rolling or a. bit "lumpy". Does
..deekJ.e. before hand to start
the rows at a different angle or
does this' just happen? 1 imagine
it would mean quite a lot in the
case of erosion by wind and rain:,
running the furrows this way
and then THAT Way. .
One•, of the most thrilling
sights -I have ever seen -and I've
probably mentioned this
before -is from above, in an
aircraft. The colorful earth looks
as tho' the farmer had, gone up
top and planned the whole
thing -including' the - fancy
hem -stitching around his • Well, spring ploughing,
`embroidery work's which is seeding, daffodils, weeding, and
exactly what the trees in the' what else? --Bali diamonds of
fence rows or the rail' course! The hockey is over and
fences -still in scale sections of the ball bats are swinging, the
the country -look like. I know soccer ball is being kicked in
that a great many' reading- this every direction and , so we're
will• understand what I mean back to summer activities again.
when I say it, looks like a huge , Our Jean Cruickshank, one of
piece of embroidery work. There our famous `Dodgers', has the
• are more and more people taking girls teams slated for practices
to the air every day, but when • on Monday and Thursday nights
you go by 'jet the earth patterns
dil'appear very quickly, so for
sheer pleasure. you should have
someone fr�Dm our own fine
airport take you for a short spin
above our own district.
You will' be thrilled by :,your
flight -and astounded by'•''the
•`4tiem, •"'tfiat '�Ciiey °°spvti(et3 helping, our youngster k' become
looks of the farm. Lately I have
noticed a lot of new ones and
some great 'ideas to• show them
good sports -•
One good sport 1 happen to DOn11 b�OO`
� a good umpire -Shirley y
off. 1.1ove the_tiny .plow_at • know
could tell you a thing or two..
about that wonderful tittle wise
cracker. They don't have too
many umpires like Shirley --and
'they wish they had, as they are
sorely in need• of ' more brave
souls -male and/or female to
help With these games, It would
also help if girls had their own
catcher glosie. S6 lets get behind
these people. •
With everyone admiring their
spring flowers, they :• suddenly
realize , they have many clumps
of this and vert 'little of that.
one of the farms ' on Hwy. 4.•
Also crazy things can be done
with a welder apd a length of old
;chain. Some day I'm going to
take p'i;etures• of a lot of these
great ideas and go in ,and
personally thank the farmer for
giving us the pleasure of his
creation. For now 111 just say,
"Thank you very much!"
• NOTE: If I have missed some
of your affairs recently -or any
• time -in my column -I'm sorry!
Lately things were very. hectic,
but I hope to simmer down•
soon!
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�T'HUIfSD ►�Y MAY: 21
CLINTON COMMUNITY CENTRE
3 HOURS ENTERTAINMENT AND DANCING
RESERVED CABARET' TABLES 3.50
RUSH SEATS 2.00
CHILDREN 1.00
Sponsbred Jointly by Clinton Recreation Committde :and
Huron Fish and Game Conservation Association. °
MAIL, ORDERS ACCEPTED
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ws
Mrs Cliff) Kennedy'=arid I
• So -the Horticulture Society
every spring has an Auction .Sale
and you can take your extra
plants to ,the r meeti ng on Weed.
May 20 -St. Geroges -Church.
Halt -and buy other plants -,for a
few pennies -and fill out your
perennial bed again. This is great
for 'those young , marrieds
especially who. need 'a lot or
plants and need to know
something- about. them. You' are
indeed welcome, as •th'e flowers
Rev. Clayton
Heckendorn
is -guest
speaker
•I'he Reverend 'Clayton
Heckendorn was 'guest speaker
oft Sunday morning at
Donnybrook `United Church
where Floly. Communion service
was conducted. A aptismal
service was also condo ted for
Julie Lea daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Thompson.
Eldo Hildebrand, son of Mr.
and Mrs. John Hildebrand
finished his course at Waterloo
University and arrived home
Thursday. On .Friday his parents
took him to Toronto airport
where he started his journey by
plane to Kamloops, 13. C. where
he will he working with a survey
team for the next four months.
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