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The Goderich Signal -Star is
pleased to announce a decision
to continue to chart "Coming
Events" to assist local
service clubs, churches and'
other_ organizations -to--co....
ordinate their fund=raising
events.
If your group wishes to have
a date "reserved" for an
upcoming event, just telephone
the Signal -Star with the
proposed day or days. While
the Signal -Star cannot ensure
that no other event will fall on
the date you've selected; we
can chart your event s� that
other interested coming
events calendar users will
know, in advance, of the dates
already selected by others.
The Signal -Star office staff
will not be responsible for
charting " upcoming events
unless specifically asked to do
SO.
BINGO at (Clinton Legion
Hall, 8:30 p.m., May 4, admission
$1.00. Fifteen regular games, $10
each. l'hree Share -the -Wealth
games..One Jackpot game for
$160.00 in 55 calls -Or less; or
guaranteed $25 consolation. One
call and $10 added weekly if not
won.—tfn N.
COME to Blyth Agricultural.
Society Bingo, May 20, 8:30 p.m.,
U'ommuniL /, ' Hall. Admission
$1.00, 12 regular games, $10:00
each. Two ' Share -The -Wealth
gam.gs.. One ' $25.00 special.
$125.00 .jackpot, if taken in 60
calls, if not•,taken, $10.00 added
each night. 50 percent of take to
full card if, jackpot not taken. =
19,20,23b
-BINGO every Saturd-ay at
Goderich Legion Hall, 8:30 p.m.
. Fifteen regular games, $1'2.00
. prizes. Four share -the -wealth
l.games with ,this week's jackpot
$75.00 if won in 55 calls, Door
.prizes. Adrnission $1.00.—tf
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THE GODERICH Women's
Institute' Bake Sale. 12-3 p.m.,
May 26th, at The Mill End
Store... ---19,21
CAMEO liquid embroidery Open
House, Tuesday, MayOrd',,at the
home of Nora Currell, 160 Park
St., Goderich, Time 2-5, 7-9. A
w free gift for all. -19,20
WOMEN'S Hospital Auxiliary
Penny Fair, Bake Sale and Tea
will be held in Knox Church Hall,
Wednesday, May 31st. -17,19,21
GARDEN SU,R.PLUS AUCTION—
Come, have fun and get . some
bargains too. Bring your excess.
plants, seedlings or bulbs. Door
prizes. Wed.nes.day, May 24 at
7,:30 p.m. at St. George's Parish
Hall. Sponsored by Goderich
Garden Club. -20
HAM AND SALAD SUPPER at
Nile United Church on May 31,
1972 from 5:'30-8:00. Adults
$1.75, children under twelve 50c,
preschool free. -20,21
MYRNA WINS.. A
JUNO
• ' Beautiful songstress Myrna Lorries who stars on CBC television's
Countrytime each Saturday night, and also 'makes frequent
appearances on the Tommy Hunter Show, looks radiantly happy
as she accepts her second' Juno Award in a row at the recent
RPM Gold Leaf Awards dinner in Toronto. Myrna's award was.
for being the' tap female. country .singer ofthIs. Tegrr Th, ,natty;
of'T�hlTh lcr Bay'''fres, been sing ng country+song;�.; it�ce,,,she�.was,......'
a :foddler. _ -
TOWN
TALI(
Mrs. Hugh Glen returned home
on Sunday per plane after
spending a very enjoyable holiday
for a. week with her daughter and
son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs: Cris
Ray in Key West, Florida. She was
met at the International. Airport,
Toronto, by he"r husband and son
Donald.
Bridge scores
There were seven tables in play
at the Goderich Duplicate Bridge
Club on -Tuesday, May 9.
Winners and their scores were
as follows: Mrs: A. Galbraith and
A. J. Weerasooriya, Mrs. W.
. Worthy and Mrs. WSn. Duncan,
72T; Mrs. J. Stringer and Mrs.
B. Lapaine, 671/2; Bill Wh.arry and
Chas. Hodgins, 65; Mrs. J. Cook
Cartoon and Mrs. R. Shrier, 64.'
SUNDAY ONLY ---,May 21
— HOLIDAY TRIPLE BILL —
HORROR AND SCIENCE FICTION
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From The 'Grave
Christopher Lee .. Veronica Carlson
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Color Coition
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The emphasis is on more and
better live entertainment at
Ontario Place this summer with
plans calling for an impressive
array of `top names in "symphony,
opera, concert, country, rock and
variety.
Seiji Ozawa, whose appearance
with the Toronto Symphony last.
year drew more thin 10000 •
people to The Forum, willconduct
two concerts this summer season
at Ontario Place. Karel Ancerl,
Arthur Fiedler, Andre.
Kostelanetz, Victor Feldbrill and
Walter Susskind ,are am=ong the
top-ranking conductors who will
lead'the Toronto Symphonyduring
this series of 15 concepts between
July 10 and August 15.
Visitors- , to the waterfront
entertainment centre will also
see and hear 7 performances by'
the ' ,, internationally -known
Canadian Opera Company who
will present concerts of excerpts
from some of the world's best -
loved operas, "featuring leading
soloists and the Canadian Opera,
Company chorus, starting. August
20,
this year .. ll_Starh•ro trg-h '
The songs, dances„music and Wrestling -bringing in a weekly Thanksgiving Day, October 9,
c,olourof Europe are brought to card of •top. wrestlers to _The
"tare -st'a'g”""b iTiei'' bpular "Yvan Forum fors 4four Thursdays
Romanoff with a, -series • of starting May,25.On June 6 and 7,
Continental • Holiday programs • for racing .buffs there will be
during the summer months; • -"Motorsport",• with . the' -famed
starting. June 25. Ivan will bring driver Jackie Stewart in person
those, appearing will he Phil. days will come to Ontario Place
Nimmons,, outstanding (;arradian from many parts of the province.
jazz conductor, composer and A new feature this year--day:t
arranger, Boss Brass and Fred honouring communities
Stone, jazz trumpet player••. Pop, throughout Ontario --will bring
rock and folk shows are planned talented performers and groups,
with such personalities and to The Forum from many centres
groups as Ray/Charl.es., Ocean, in the province. London Day will
• Lighthouse,. Crowbar, the Beach be June 10; aril other "days" will,
Boys,and MajeHoople, the Poppy .include St. Catharines, Oshawa,
Family, the 5th Dimension and Harhilton, Kitchener -Waterloo
Starnpeders. • and Etonicoke.'
A Caribbean Music Festival is Throughout the grounds,
also scheduled for June' Four visitors will be entertained" by
Country Music Special's are marching military:bands, drum
planned for September featuring % and bugle cgrps4; yinttrumental
well-known country -anti -western groups; clowns, magicians, and
groups. colourful specially -designed new
A five-day Indian Festival- will Ontario Place "fun characters'-' ' P
be held in The Forum and designed by the •intel'nationally`-
surroundding areas starting.famous •sculptor 'Tanya Petrova.
August 28,' featuring traditional .k•
All of the live performances at
%ostumes, authentic a'rts,' The Forum; as well as the daily
dancing, crafts and performers programs of Ontario films at
including the finest Indian „ Cinesphere and the exhibits in the
dancers, singers, drummers, Pavilion can • be , enjoyed by
cract,smen and artists from Indian . Ontario Place visitors at no extra
'nations throughout Ontario and cost, after admission to Ontario
other parts of North America. Place has been obtained. The
Sports fans will enjoy a new Ontario Place summer season is
his' orchestra and .troupe of on stage at The Forum, along with
singing stars, and will have as Ms a display of formula racing cars
guests many internationally- and a film: -On June 17 a fun event;
known singers, dancers and "The Jameson Bicycle Race”
musician.s. will offer a ' bartenders' Grand
Ontario Place turns" into Prix throughout the site with
Magicland, Sunday June 18, when ' competitors riding bicycles of all
•visitors will be entertained at The ages; shapes and sizes.
Forum and throughout the' site by Groups featuring Canadians of
some of .the world's finest
magicians—members of the 50th
Annual International Magicians
Convention. ,This will offer
Ontario Place visitors a unique
opportunity to see the masters. of
magic from the world over, at
their mystifying best.
The "red -coated 'swingers'',
the Royal Canadian Mounted
Police Concert Band, will'present
five days of- performances in The
Forum, July 3 to 7. This talented
grpup of musicians and •soloists
feature a fast-moving pop and
rock show with hit -parade and
showtune favourites as well as
compositions of their own. '
«_ In addition to. the Toronto
S.ynm.phofly- and- Canadian "Or;era
Company concerts, ;there• will he
plenty to please lovers of concert
and classical music. The
distinguished Mendelsohn
'Choir, conducted by, Elmer
Eisler, will present a concert
June 16. Another highly
anticipated event- will be the
Toronto Youth Symphony's annual
concert Jrine 30, directed by the
young* orchestra's conductor -
founder, Jacob Groob. The
National Youth Orchestra who
have won ;high praise throughout
North--k•nrerica"'and Europe will
appea'rin two' Forum cbhcerts in
August. Eugene Dolny will
conduct a special Sunday Pop
Cohcert of classical favourites on
Society is to be heard in a
Springtime Concert on June 3.
In \ July, "Music from the
Films" will present arselection of
hits from the top movies, under
the direction of Canadian
conductor Louis Applebaum.
Operatic baritone'Louis Quillico
.warmly received at Ontario Place
when he was guest soloist with
4eiji Ozawa last year, will° return
fora classical concert on July 12.
Throughout the summer, salutes
to well known composers will be
presented by Rudy Toth and his
orchestra with guest stars,
featuring music by Cole Porter,
Richard Rodgers, Jerome Kern
and•other greats of the music
world.
Rock and jazz' fans will be '
treated to the' best Canadian"
artists in those fields. Among
Ukrainian, Es onian, Chinese tnd
other nationat backgrounds will -, SAT • MAY 20
he spotlighted on various Sundays
during the season, when visitors KINCARDINE
will be able to enjoy cultural
music,• singing, dances and
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Participants in these national
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