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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1970-06-25, Page 54 4 .y i' •d.a ilipp w Round.. and AbO t° With Murti This just HAS to bt ROSES week! With flower show exhibits and movies, slides and paialtngs this weekend, I should think it was the right week to catch, the rose at its peak of perfection. But so many seem to think they will have trouble getting one or more for this Saturday as they are either opening too soon or too .late. And another thing, there are so many .rules -and regulations that it will indeed be difficult to have a single flower qualify. The 'best will be there at North St. 'United Church Hall along with displays of other beautiful flowers. I can understand why people spend so much' time and love and money on their rose gardens. You just have to see, ' these gardens to appreciate all the T.Q.C. that goes into thhm. There is also frustration and. disappointment!. I visited a few lovely gardens and you, too;are weleome;td do the same. I can't begin to name all of them but I can. tell you this --anyone who has a large garden (whether • flowers and/or vegetables) is happy and pleaded to have you wander' thru' • and enjoy the "fruits of. their labour." • At Cambria Road and Trafalgar • St. the Hugills have a real show place and there must be over 100 rose bushes. Her "Flame" climber is, old fashioned, beautiful and very showy. Nora Hugill spends hours • and hours with her beautiful BAYFIELD ROAD GODERICH 524-7711 DINING And DANCING FRIDAY & SATURDAY _711lNE.26.$_27 THED1MDIS1ONS NIGHILY.. ENTERTAINMENT Starts June 29 Thrti Labour Day June 29 to July 4 SANDY NOVACK flowers - and, too, you should see the proud little vegetables all prim and proper showing off! Of coturse they are only vegetables but .1 think, they are beautiful too! She has over 90'bushes of 'name' roses . -- . and they are outstanding: She -also has some oldies, one of -which took a first. at the show last year: Some of them am , old enough to haire perfume and, tnatalone endears therrr to me. (usually an old primrose)., The new hybrids are fantastic in color and size --• but;' 'I still have to sniff at them - and that sets them down a bit in my book. I always look to see how the many new homes are handling the gardening situation: ¢.It's amazing how many are too busy or just plain don't care- -for flowers. Their neat lawns and hedges are really nice - and very showy too. They probably spend as much time fussing with the plain greenery as some people do with their splashes of color. So -- to each his own. At- the end ' of Wilson Street you can enjoy a beautiful little park, colorful gardens and fine homes. Some are very formal and proper. The Menzies have a beautiful setting - and , their roses and canterbury Bells are fabulous. I had • never before noticed that so often the top 'bell' on the bush can be the size of a teacup. .It is several ----fiowerettes-or retsswhich-have .w sutlderrl} 3dined--gater -tO come out as , a single %flower. Siamese flowers. I enjoyed seeing Paul and Marys' garde And felt right at home- in-itrf'hei_r•--garden show&• that they .love ALL the flowers and just 'have to have some of ,--everything in their flowerbeds 'r° got a kick out of, a huge, fantastic onion vieing with -the tall . spikes of heavenly blue for a place to show off. I can .just imagine Paul leaving it there because. the crazy' twists and turningsof a targe. onion ° In bloom is really out of this world! Modernistic. Dot Shaw next door had some lovely roses, one large • black velvet one opens to a beautiful deep red' rose. Her Flaming, Peace rose keeps its color from bud to fall bloom, as does the Super Star Tropicana. A. beautiful tiny orange rose grows to a full blown orangy coral, calor. This was her „"Woburn• Abbey" rose --' (he' most disease resistant one in the garden °and a' pleasure to cultivate., A tiny brilliant cad -yellow one turns to a large pinky red. and is the Rumba Rose. Appropriately, named, I would say. As well' as her flowers I enjoyed seeing a fantastic ' old three storey tree house still in the old apple tree. , That really made my day! I thought r I was the only sentimental gal'Lin Goderich! The band stand is coming along nicely at West St Park for the band concerts.: I can also See,_ our cute Highland • flingers treating •us to their beautiful dancing on that same stage providing some one donates a decent floor for it! - How is the bicycle. club coming along Ralph? I've sort of lost touch the last few weeks, but I am happy to see se Many grown-ups on their bikes. We are waiting to' see if our .:se uice�lubs. are going .,to :help _make :Art ,;:Mart>.. Week. the.' `T3oderieh Week so ° many' Lave hoped for. We do need these groups - as groups - to help fill' i>6}the early part of the July 13. to 18 week. Art Mart has really u made a mark for Goderich — so if you want it any bigger YOU .,°have -to help. . There is the flower . show Saturday afternoon. ' The Industrial Soft Ball League Party and Dance - Saturday nite at the Pay., Lionel Thornton and his ,Orchestra. Great! I was glad to hear the • young folks are doing well with their youth centre. About 50 of them turned out to help with the "scrub out". and paint up and everyone a willing worker. I think Gordie McManus deserves a special vote of thanks for all he is doing for the kids - also the town merchants - many of them and ,other lnterestec.1 folks who .will be heard of later, - the Rec. Council is helping with a grant and the ball is rolling. DISCOUNT RECORD BAR LATEST HITS Also, Tape Cartridges And Cassettes JEWELL BROS. The Square ..... JUDITH GOODERHAM MEMORIAL PARK SWIMMING PROGRAM PRE -BEGINNERS: Instruction begins July 6 and August 3 and' will be for approximately four. weeks. Registration is $4 (four dollars)' for each month and classes are divided into five categories. Children must. be five years of ,age to register. Instruction is for 30 minutes each day, Monday to Friday inclusive. RED CROSS: Instruction begins July 6 and August 3 and will be for approximately four weeks in each month. Registration is $4 (four dollars) for each month and classes are divided into four categories; beginner, junior, intermediate and senior. Instruction is for 30 minutes to one hour per day, Monday to Friday, depending on theachtegory. ROYAL LIFE SAVING: - Instruction begins July 6 and.will last approximately six weeks. Registration is $4 (four dollars). Instruction is fol' one houreach day Monday to Friday inclusive. -a--'= :A,-D�U h-T=-=�.W-�M.I�I9I�Gr�hN: U�C�',LQ �l•s .:.. ` Swimming lessons will be available for adults each Tuesday and Thursday evening 7 until 9. Registration is $5'per season, br 50 cents per night, commencing July 6. PUBLIC SWIMMING: Public swimming will be each day from 2 p.m. until 5 p.m. and 7 p.m. until 9 p.m. exceptoTuesday and , Thursday. Sundays I p.m. until 5 p.m. and 7 p.m. until 9 p.m. Adults 25 cents children 10 cents (season ticket $4). . • REGISTRATION: Registration has taken place at Goderich Public Schools but for thosd'who missed this or who are from out of town, additional registration will be held at Judith Gooderham Park on Monday, June 29 from .I p.m. - until 4 p.ni. AND AARTS AND CRAFTS SPORTS: MA free arts and crafts and sports program is available'each day Monday to Friday from 9 until 12 and 1 p.m. until 5. WADING POOL: The Wadingi'ooI v. ill be open from 9 a.m: until 12,a.rn. and from 1 p:m. until 5 and7 p.m. until 9 each day. } PLAYGROUND: The playground will be open 24 hours per'day seven days per week. '• 1+a?r:li11!#1 * * * ip • Ii a• fla `} y silk OODERICII RECREATION *110 . Decoration Day poem Relatives and fiends gather in cemeteries to perform a. sad and selemn rite, To place garlands and wreaths' of fldwers oh the arraves of our never to tae forgotten heroes who travely went off to fight. War is dreadful, as so many it sadly bereaves, and even .the°passage of Forester • activities On Thursday evening, June 4, Court Fascination L1901 and Court ,Constantine of Kinburn jointly . held their annual birthday party in Carlow Hall. --Head . table guests. included High Vice Chief Ranger Earl Parsons and Mrs. parsons of Brantford Bro. Norm Hill, Fraternal Liaison, of -Brantford, and Mrs. Hill; and Bro. George MacDonald, guest speaker of the evening. Bro. MacDonald is Sales Director of Canada and brought the sisters up to date on the importance` of fraternalism and how in his experiences he organization has helped others. Bro. MacDonald was thanked by Sister Evelyn Merrill. After a salad supper Sister Hermie McCabe and her activity group conducted the following contests. Lucky cup, Sister Doreen Willis; lucky chair, Sister Annie Vincent, Kinburn; longest "member,._Bro_ Norm .11i11,....26. years;• longest- naive, Marjorie Anderson, Kinburn; lawn chair, Sharon _McClure, Kinburn; nation contest, Jessie Tebbutt and Anna Dolmage,^Kinburn_ • GODERICH tame, their sorrow will never ease, still this tribute seeinS.small to our honored dead, Terrible threats of retribution rise to our lips, but are 'better to be left unsaid, we . must never sink to the low level of our enemies. If any,,should disaster strike them. from the bereaved they will get no sympathy, But we promise our brave soldiers. •their fine example to emulate: Hoping again to meet them all in their now exalted state, Among thoge present are the sad Mothers of the silver cross, And ,we pray that god will comfort them' in their terrible loss, So as. in slow procession we wend our way home. leaving the peopetiatons of such tragedies. years of bitter solitude in which to atone; Composed by R. Henry Leishman. BROWNIE'S DRIVE-IN THEATRE CLINTON Box Office Ojiens at e:OO p.m. FIRST SHOW AT DUSK WED., THURS., FRI., SAT., MON., TUES.-,--lune 24-30 iHOWING FOR ONE'WEEK DOUBLE FEATURE - " Brithi n • Harry"A°ndrews, Michael Caine, Trevor Howard; Curt Jurstens Plus Many Other Stars In Color GUNS-- OF THE MAGNIFICENT 7" .,: : etrrgecilka zcedq aeteV- ttitmore- _. Color ' Cartoon PHQNE 524-8331 FREE POPCORN NIGHT Thursday, July -2 Mr. George W. Schustek and family from Flossmoor, Illinois were recent visitors in Goderich. Mr. Schustek's great grandfather George Cox lived in Goderich and was editor of the Huron Signal. WED. - THURS. - FRI. July 1-2-3. - DOUBLE FEATURE - AN , ALL FAMILY SHOW •,OIODI RI.Q .$ZONAL. `'hRt • - - Everyone is Invited To Atte11 OPERATION THA CANADA FRIDAY, JULY 3 • 6:30 P.M.` - Laying Of Wreath YAt tenotaph, Court House Square, Goderich. ' • • 9:00 P.M. - Dedication Of Fountain (Corner Of Hamilton St. And Nelson St.i. All Dutch -Canadian Citizens Are Requested To Attend t 1945 1970 This fountain has been donated by the Dutch.Canadians of Goderich and surrounding area to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the liberation of the Netherlands during the Second World. War. I Thank you Canada. "RUN WILD, RUN --- FREE John Mills, Sylvia Syms, Mark Lester The Story of a young English boy and a beautiful' wild horse. - In Color + * "HOOK, LINE AND' SINKER" Jerry Lewis Peter Lawford Anne . Francis Color Cartoon GODERICH 30 THE SQUARE PHONE 524-7811 AIRCONDITIONED 4ed.24 Thu. 25 Fri. 26 Sat.27 OEST ACTRESS, OF THE YEAR! 111111101101 THEY SHOOT HORSES, DON'T THEY? MIOHAEL SARRAZIN SUSANNAH YORK CO SIARRKNG GtG YOUNG MN* MEM AND RED 81.101ONS ADULTENTERYAINMENT coo pANAYISI01. Saturday *Winos 27 • He's The Biggest Hero In The Whole f `� Wide World „- Of Adventure! Sun., Mon., Tues. June 28, '29, 30 ONE COMPLETE SHOW EACH NIGHT BEGINNING AT 8.00 .O'CLOCK How last must a man go to get from where he's al "THEBRAIN'HAS ROCKED THE WORLD WITH LAUGHER! (Adult Entertain Ytei1t) *40 .FRANSCOPE COLOR Arl'ARAMOUNT RELEASE r� i ?Y ;t, >'••'"'.�, � tt�yf+���r+a4L �„kF'a.�� Aid w / '�� ' � �Y� a a M• YT J' A. kl'�Si1 FOR SEVEN DAYS GETTIN - STRAIGHT Golrld�x—.•Condice' Bergen wADIAITtAN IPSTRICTE0 to rplola Y UI eY '05l OF Ott* asr4 DR1VE•IN TIIEATEE HWY. 8 GODERICH AT CONCESSION RD. 4 • PHONE 524-9981 Thurs.Fri., t. Could he make her' forget her vows f and "follow her heart.. ELVIS PlitESLE,Y MARY TYLER MOORE, -CHANGE OF HABIT' - • •ANDYGI IFFItTH-HEss_AN El( -MARINE TURNED PREACHER ...IN A WACKY ANO WONDE RFUL''•ENTERTAINMENT IN THE WHOLE -FAMILY! Sun. & Mon. . M.G.M PRESENTS A CARLO PONT) PRODUCTION STARRING SOPHIA LOREN VITTORIO GASSMAN June 28, 29 (Adult Entertainment) JIM BROWN a=`KENNER" Tues ay n .y "DUSK TO DAWN" FIVE FEATURES ,ole - wt ONsTOR 9t7ifirlis Die! 41 el • coLORscorE also • :1:4CE CRd * ADAMS 4 NOT "FRANKENSTEIN",P1 HAVE YOU SEEN SUCH HORROR! NO 011E ADMITTED WHILE ,THE IS OPEN BoRis KaPArF B ,� diSabbath plus ADULTNil -COLOR VISTASCOPE• an Coming 1Vext ML1M ' e.1 ts' tHE JOHN FRANKENHEIMEII• EDWARD LEWIS PRODUCTION David Niven Faye DunawaY �'ooneY; - CaeNI'ic>IreY �• r • /M ExtraordinatySeantait ANAVVRIDN Nhr1 MEwROtOtCR ©,..