HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1972-04-13, Page 17A
A new service has begun on a
trial basis by the staff in the
front'bfffice of Tohe,Si nal. Step.
They a're charting dates of4,
upcoming: events on a calendbr �
my an. effort to vastist local
service, clubs, churches ,:and'
other organizations to co-
ordinate their. 'fund-raising
events. •
As the system now stand, the
Signal -Star office staff will
chart coming events on their
calendar only if `especially.'
requested by an officer of 'an
organization.
TheSignal-Star office staff,
,however, will 'not be,
responsible for charting .all..
upcoming events in the
community.
Itis hoped this service will
alleviate some problem's for
Goderich and district people
until .a more permanent
arrangement is found.
• .PUBLIC NOTICE re Harbourlite
w inn, We 'are accepting bookings
until December 31, 1972, for
banquets,,luncheons, dances, etc,
Phone Roy Breckenridge, 524-,
9371 or 524.-9264.-11-17
$
LUTHERAN Worship ' Service, ' RUMMAGE 'Sale 'of good used
Knox Chapel, Sunday, April 16, 2 clothing, auspices of the C: P. & T.
p.m. Church of the Lutheran Committee of the,Qddl+ ellow and
Hour . i r u c e Ejorkquie,t, � Rebekah Lodges, 6aturday, April
pastor, -14;15x �% '15,.1:3Dp.m, at Victoria Street
United Church. --414
NEW BINGQ at Clinton ' Legion, Yob are invited to attend the
•Hall, 8:'0 p Iii., April6,
admission $1.'001 Fifteen regular Child Health Clinic, Court House,
games•, $10 each. Three Share- Goderich,on Saturday, April 15,
the -Wealth games., One Jackpot 1972 from 9:30,a.m, to 11:30 a.m.
game for $10,00 in 55°calls or for'
less, or •guaranteed $"25. 1, Health,Surveillance
consolation. One call and $10 2. Anaemia Screening
added weekly if not won.—tfn 3. Immunization
4. Hearing Screening
5. Fluoride brushing of children's
teeth to prevent cavities for ages
3 to 5 years. -=15_
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PLAN to . attend the luncheon,
April 26th, 1:00 p.m., at NOrthi
Street United Church,sponsored
by the Maple Leaf Chapter, IODE
with Doris Anderson, Editor of
Chatelaine, as guest speaker.
Tickets $3.00 available from
menibers or call Mrs. Herb
Murphy, 524-9185.-14,15,16
A SERIES of prenatal classes will
begin Wednesday, April 19, 1972'
at thefollowingplaces, sponsored
by the Huron County Health Unit:
Clinton, Health Unit Office,' 7:30
p.m., 482-9661; Wingham, former
Nurse's . Residence,' 2:00
.357-2264; Exeter, South Huron
Hospital, 2:00 p.m., 235-1014;
Brussels, Health Unit Office, 8:00
COME to .Blyth Lions Club p',rn., 887-9331; Goderich, Knox
Bingo every Saturday night at Presbyterian Church, 2:00 p.in.,
8:30 ptm., Community pHal1. 524-8301. ' a
Admisskou X1.00: 12--reguiar The airs oi'these classes is to
games, $1 O.OQ each. Two
Share -The -Wealth games. One give the expectant mother a better
$25.00 special. $125.00 jackpot, understanding of pregnancy and
if taken in 60 calls, if not.taken, labour. In addition, where the
$10:00 added each night. 505 of family physician .approves, the
take to full card if jackpot not expectant mother may participate
taken. ltfn in exercises which are helpful in
THE ORGANIZATION MEETING
for the Goderich Township
Women's Institute Branch will be
held in the Township Hall,
Holmesville, on Thursday, April
20, at 8 p.m. All interested ladies
will"be welcome.=14,15
preparation for the delivery and
the puerperium.
These will be held at weekly
intervals for eight weeks. Those
interested are invited to attend or
phone the health ,unit,. between
9:00 a.m. and 5:00p.m.--13,14,15
OPEN HOUSE—Plan to attend the
Open House at Brookside Public
School on Thursday, April 20,
f r o'm 7-10 p. m .• Everyone Anyone for golf? Would you,.
welcome. -15,16 believe—tobogganing!
There were six tables.inplay at
the' Gbdericli:. Dpi rca e. r d
Club,Tuesday'night April 4.
, Winners andtiieir scores were
as follows: Top, Mr. A.J.
Weerassooriya'and A.$:. D.eathe
7.51/2 points;. second Mrs ,I..
Donnelly and Mrs. B,,Erskfnia 7a
points; next Mr. 0. Haselgrove
and Art Wilson 74. points, next W"'
:Cochrane -and Jei"ry White 71
points.
Countr�
Club'
News
SAL'% BLITZ, Friday night; April
21, and Saturday, April 22. The
Goderich ' Highland Dancing
Association will be canvassing •
the town in an effort. to raise •
money fol; their annual dancing
competition. Sifto Salt will be sold
at 25c per 2 lb. box. -15,1&
'THE ,.APRIL meeting of the
Women's Hospit;fl Auxiliary will
be held on Monday, April 17, at
2:30 p.m. Mr. T. Elliott will speak
on session will follow. -15 A rock
equipment—needed. ent
from Lealand Hill.
We are particularly welcoming
ARE YOU COMING? To hear new members. this year, so
"The,King James Version"? An spread• the word to anyone you
-outstanding musical ensemble think would' be interested. in
with sacred music in a popular, joining the club. Notices ; of
wonderful 'fashion! Sponsored by membership fees etc., will' be
the P.Y.P.S., Knox Presbyterian going out soon.
Church, Thursday., April 13, at By next week, we hope to be able
8:00 p.m. -15 to make au official announcement
concerning our new Pro, We are
AN EVENING of Song with all looking forward to meeting
Marjorie Hays Dunlop, A.R.C.T., this man, who has a , wealth of
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andPaul— F_
Baker, _R C.0 , —.gol-f=pr••e• '
_ ,L• .R.A.M., A.R.C.M., Wesley- Mark your calendar! Saturday
NIQTHER'S DAY, Ma 14th,-Far�,� �:' afraid we would witness a similar
TURKEY SUPPER,. at Victoria Y• illi �U-nited- -Ghmaarch ClintonY JIT 3rd'. Grand ��1
Smorgasbord at Maitland country Wednesday, April 19, 8:1'5 m. accident, so quickly passed it and
Street United Church, on- p' Event! A Scotch 2 -Ball will begin
Club, 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Adults, $1.50', students 75c•-15 prayed a little.
Wednesday, April 19, at 6:30 p.m. at 4 p.m. for, anyone interested, It seems some trailers haven't
Adults $2.00, children under Reservations by .May 12. Adults and following this, a steak dinner
twelve $1.00. Phone 524-7696 for $3.50, children under twelve half, ,ATTENTION all managers or + and dancing! .Cost is $10.00, per ` the right kind of brakes to stand a
• price. Phone 524-9641 or 524- anyone interested, in Industrial big downhill trek and go out of
couple. Get together with you
7278 for reservations. --15=19x Softball,,in Goderich 4/1, titin to f ends-ahil " _ether Oragr - control—or perhaps the driver
!'4 , :' .>a ., .- be. held` in TIM Hat , unid_a • d'o`e have enough errenc:e—
Y,
..evemi-ng. ...- _
AU ION SALE,---sponsored—by-
ay
sponsored -•by- April -1 drauh a Toad.
Don't let the snow get you down,
golfers. Soon the fairways will be
plush green carpets beneath your
feet, and you will be cursing that
little white ball once again.
.Lots of plans are in the making
at the club this year. Renovations,
both inside and out, are going to be
made.
Here I am,' safe and sound, in
the Sunhy South. The trip wa'S4
great but every trip just HAS to be
different -and it was.
Our 401 really shouldn't be
compared to these dual or super,
highways but'l suddenly wonder if
tourists to our' country runAi'nto
the same situations as we have.
Perhaps because the trip was
longer, it seethed the stopping
places were fewer, but we have
nice -eating and fuelling up places
every fifty to one hundred Miles—
on the 401—for sure,, but* here
They were few and far between and
you had to travel a few miles off
the main highway to find a place to
eat.
Our first adventure was out'of
Detroit. The name of Hie town was
Newport.and I don't knowawhen I
have ever seen a dirtier place in
my life, You just wouldn't believe
it—and after a four or 5 mile run
The Men's and Ladies sports we carried on, eating biscuits—
'committees are busy drumrliing no appetite' -just glad to be back
up ideas to•.make this the most • on the nice clean highway.
successful year yet.. The Men's Everything seemed so flat and
O cards- are,,nowma ailable- uninteresting-,' • anyway from.
Detroit to Findlay; Ohio. I think
last year I slept during this part of
the trip and so it rather surprised
Toe to see this sort of thing.
We , passed ..one bad accident
-where a pickup pulling a cabin
trailer—or similar.—had got out
of control and it was sitting in, the
entre of the✓median wherebe had
'teen forced to go to miss the cabin
• trailer mess. •
Later we were following a
similar outfit down.one of the long
hills and it started swaying all
over the road:. We were really
tick,?.ts.--14,15
GODERICW ART CLUB'•SHOW;
Friday, Saturday and un+a y; the "Women of Knox", in- the •
5, 6, and 71, at the Maitland
Country Club. Opening night, May
parking lots East St., 'at Knox
5, there will be a Wine and Cheese Presbyterian Church, Goderich, •
Party, tickets $2.00 each, 7:30 May 13, 1 p.m. Auctioneer, Mike
p.m. to 10 p.m., available from Cummings. Aditional feature is
Art Club members or at the
si►ar:``"4S =1`.i
•
door. -14,15
RUMMAGE SALE, ' 'auspices ASK FOR AN
Ahmeek Chapter I.O.D.E., APPOINTMENT
Friday, April 14,..1:30 p.m. at ,
MacKay Mall. -14,15 . •
ROWNI'E'S
DRIYE.IN TI
Anyway, :we were. forced 'to
leave the highway about three
times during the trip and had two
very, bad impressions of -small
town accommodations. It is too
bad, but it did make me wonder
about our own small town
impressions on tourists.
Around Dayton Ohio it poured
cats and dogs --(that's always a
good stimile) We 'got lost
. somewhere in the, city and had to
retrace five'm-iles in the
downpour—(amongst all those'
.cats and dogs!)
Our first day was practically a
total loss, we only covered about
350 miles. ,ll'he second day was
better and I helped by driving the
last hundred for the day. 'I was all
wound-up—felt like driving right
thro' as Venice seemed so close,
but sensibly we pulled in at Tifton,
GA., where we had stayed one
, other time—and the innkeeper
remembered us and recalled we
had had another couple with •Lis at.
that time.
• Now, that was real nice to have
-slier--a-greeting and -have someone' -1. -
make sure you would be
- comfortable. The motel where we
had stayed the previous- nate, they
'wouldn't be bothered corning out
in the rain. We found the room wsts
boiling hot and just couldn't cool it
down, also they charged big inn
prices ,for 'second rate
accomodations=and it was just
dissapbinting.
We had travelled just over 700
miles on our second, day so I
thought the next few hundred
' miles would be a cinch. It still
took us 'nearly seven hours to
reach our destination, sine
MR.°R. KENT ROWLEY
Secretary -Treasurer of the Council of Canadian Unions will
address a
APRIL 1 6 At. 2 P.M.:-
IN THE LEGION HALL
CLINTON - ONTARIO
Box 'Office, Opens at 8:00 p.m.
First Show at 8:30 pp.
,,BINGO every Saturday at ��+4.«..1►«,;,N.r.
Goderich Legion Hall, 8:30 p.m. if youhave a 'hearing problem
Fifteen regular games, $12.00 contact The Zenith Hearing Aid
e, prizes. Four share -the -wealth Service by calling - RIECK.
_games with this week's _jackpot RMACY .5x24.72 14 T„�ie
.$90.00 if won in 58 calls. Door Square. FREE TESTING. ` NO
prizes: Admission' $1.00.—tf OBLIGATION.
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Frank. & Gus
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ALSO -
SPAGHETTI -LASAGNA -RAVIOLI
50- WEST STREET, GODERICH
(Near The Laundromat)
1.7
FRET DELl VERY!
OPEN 4 p.m. to R a.m.
FRI.. - SAT. - SUN.
A1)01 14-15-16
— DOUBLE FEATURE -,-
. • THREESOME
•Judy Brown
-. Maryannliofste��
• Color
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On the subject of Independent -Unions in Canada. All area
union St ani&the pu111ic' ere; -urged- to- attend this important
event. Please clip as a reminder of this meeting. Sponsored by
the .Local Committee for Independent Unions.
• nearing Tampaa—and he res
' the trip was in heavy and slow
traffic.
"`"', We are real happy to be settled
down. Today I went shop looking
-and Walt went fishiig out on~the
Gulf. Tie has extra protection for
his peeling noseand.baid spot= -
but I`m afraid he will be burned to
a crisp when he gets bar k. The
weather is beautiful and the
" . summer—suddenly is grand,
,I've been paddling along the
shore early this morning pig -king_
up pretty . 'shells—only one
shark's tooth—and thoro'ly
enjoying ' the, earl( morning
atmosphere.
I see .by the weather map your
weather hasn't changed too" much
-so-this IS really' Mee jumping-.
from 32 to 82.
ELM HAVEN
MOTOR HOTEL
NOW -PLAYING
"PEABODY ANDHIS
FUNKY LITTLE BAND"
COMING APRIL 17 for one week
MERCY BROTHERS
IRVDC i ROBERT WEBBER i SCOTT BRAD
Prpdoced by m.J. FRA(1HOVIEH NALA,L rn Quincy Jones
Wrnteh,and Directet5 by RICHARD 1490OHS' .
'THE CURIOUS-:
FEMALE
A • MMANC!
RI.STRICTED
• Michael Greer
Charlene Jones
Carlton '
COMING NEXT WEEKEND:
LITTLE BIG MAN
THE STALKING 'MOON
tiZiTss d OY.* a
• 'Color
(AHPI•P' Lifxtn
RFSTAUR' • AV[RN
BAy..FLELD RD. — GODERICH
'524 771.1,.
'DINING' AD DANCING
EVERY FRIDAY AND
SATURDAY NIGHT•
Love;
Martha
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SEVEN
i �.► 20th CEnTFOX
A Ruc,• 'nfrFR PRODUCTION ( .OR BY DELJ'(E• •
GODERICH, ONT.
524-7811
ARVHN rl
I+ARNt :ALIMAM. ,.. can Connery
'James Bond OO7b-,.
"Diamonds Are Forever'
dll .S190HN:Toe c CHARDS GRAY
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P6rr M- iEntAOr ADULT ENTERTAII UIT
GENERAL MEETING
(FOR ELECTION OF NEXT, YEAR'S EXECUTIVE a
BANQUET = 6 -P.M.
.GENERAL MEETING = '8 P.M.
MUSIC BY
WESTERN ONTARIO'S BEST ROLLER, FLOOR
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LUNCH & REFRESHMENTS --4e COUPLE
PHONE 524 9162 FOR TICKETS -