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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1970-07-09, Page 7• ri GO • Th 14M• RT'R PAY, j u11A7•* tied° Knight Room) : '' $E'pFQRTH FRAN IK SCHRAM , .And .His • COUNTRY MUSiCMIEN entertain JULY 10•1148-24.15 SEET6U.ALL 0-t148-24- SR.ETYOU.ALL THERE ° Many Canadians and Dutch. Canadians gathered at the Cenotaph Friday evening for ashort memorial service to honor those who .:deed _in. the second: w.orid .uuar... during .thelibera io.n_of .the :; . etherfands Foffowinc•Afte kservt ---the Dutch -;:Canadian... The unvieling of a commemorative plaque during the presentation of an ornamental fountain 'to the town by the Dutch Canadians of the'area was made by Teunis Kolkman last Friday. The flag-drapped plaque which said "thank you Canada," for aiding in the liberationofthe Netherlands 25 years ago, was .unveiled at dusk and the lighted fountain was put into operation. —staff photo. �•- - Our readers write First of all let me thank yttu for delivering my paper by car. I am not -top young, and do not drive a car. About the 24th of May, you had an editorial in your paper, a very nice one about the holiday. But, if I 'remember correctly, you referred to the 24th of May as. Empire Day. I taught in Victoria School for 16 years, and, Empire Day was always May 23rd. A special programme was held 'of a Patriotic nature. I remember teaching my Grade 1 pupils about the colours of the dear old -Union Jack, and, that the "red' said to be "brave.", the "white" said to be ` pure", and the "blue" said to be "true." Thanking you, again,. L remain, Sincerely, (Miss) Hazel I. Hartwell. P.S. At ow special programme that beautiful hymn "Land of Hope and "Glory" was usually sung. • community in the area presented the town with an ornamental. fountain as an expression of gratitude for the part Canadians played in the).betion, --staff photo, • Goderich Reeve Harry Worsen, accepting 'an ornamental fountai'n--frorrrthe- _Dutch ---Can diary-people-=m---the---area-+ast Friday said he was proud to accept the fountain on behalf of the people of Goderich "from our Dutch. Canadian friends. These new citizens from Holland add much to our Canadian life and I know we will enjoy this gift for many years," he The Dutch Canadians of Goderich and the surrounding area last week presented the town with an • • ornamental fountain as an expression of gratitude to. those Canadians who were " ... willing to sacrifice their lives to liberate us from the oppressor 25 years ago." said;lsVan Den Heuvel, who made the presentation on behalf of his fellow country folk. Reeve Harry Worsell accepted on behalf of the town. A commemdl-ative'plaque was unveiled and the fountain `put into operation at Hamilton and Victoria Streets at dusk Friday July 3. —staff photo. 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Y +Ce F rb ams4Nt1 ,� l i, a ), F fu►6aj� , art'- f ltthelts smoke, shop s.Oraigie`s,Noviatarnd a d .Sprout! lA BROWNIE'S DRIVE-IN TI4EATRE CLINTON Box Office Opens at MOO p.m. FIRST SHOW AT DUSK THURS., FRI. --- J u Iy ° 9-10.•,x...1 — DOUBLE FEATURE - "Once Upon A Time .w In The Old West" Henry Fonda — Claudia Cardinale i' Jason Roberts • In Color "Those Darling Young Men In Their Jaunty Jalopies" Tony Curtis — Terry Thomas Gert Probe Color Cartoon SAT. - MON. - TUES. July 11-13-14 • = DOUBLE FEATURE — "WHERE EAGLES DARE (ADULT ENTERTAINMENT) Richard Burton = Clint Eastwood Mary Ur* In Color "KENNER"' JIM BROWN. The story'of • small boy's search for a father, filmed on location in India. Color' Cartoon Coming Soon .. . "FROM NASHVILLE WITH,MUSIC" "THE UNDEFEATED" "CACTUS FLOWER" "BUTCH CASSIDY AND THE SUNDANCE KID" .. Watch For Them! LEARN TO SWIM AT Judith Gooderham Memorial Park . ADULT SWIMMING INSTRUCTION is available each Tuesday and Thursday evenirlg.from 7 until 9 while general adult only swimming is in progress. Fully Qualified Instructors are on duty for personal inst'r`uction. Cost is 50 cents per night or $5 per season (July and August). • PUBLIC -SWIMMING (Adult and Children) . ' WEEKDAYS - 2 to 5 WEEKENDS 1 t� 5 • Evening Swimming Daily. From 7 to 9 ° h 3 1.t ,+tir �, r �;. •CT'.. %1`'• j ki, '. `: p a I,1+ w! n �' F'C`> r .p."��, .4' ; CHILDREN -10 cents ADULTS -25 cents - SEASON TICKET—$4 a SPROULE SHOES Clean Sweep SH E SALE Now On! •GODERICH RACEWAY Offer Another Year Of Excitement RACING AVERY WEDNESDAY NIIHT PARI MUTUEL WAGERING. - 10 RACES NIGHTLY -POST TIME 7:45 P.M. • PAIIK GODERICH 30 Q PHONETHE 524SUARE -7811 AIRCONDITIONED • FOR SIX MORE DAYS 2 Thurs., Fri., Sat., Sun., Mon., Tues. — July 9, 10, 11, 12, 13 & 14 2 shows Fri. & Sat. starting • at 7:30 •& 9:15 p.m. ' ' One showing only on Thurs., Sun., Mon. & Tues. starting at 8 p.m. . - 66 `MASII' IS THE AMERICAN WAR COMEYSINCE SOUND CAME 1111'" -Pauline Kael, •' New Yorker zeo Crntwr I O, p,00enll tr Iih„7til-An Ingo Preminger Production stand DONALD SUJTHERLAND ELLIOTT GOULD TOM CoSlarrnM SALT, KELLERMAN ROBERT DINAII 0 ANN 00IUG RENT AUBERIONOrS Produced by, Directed by Scree`nptay by \ INGO PREMINGER ROBERT ALTMAN RINGIARONEF"4 -'K: r,,,„„,...0 of RICKARD HOOKER M„yr by IOHNN0 MOS - Color by DE LUXE® PANAVISIONe ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK RECORDING ON COLUMBIA RECORDS SKERRITT .y j( """""0A'" .�...1 o- �« •..- .. 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