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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1972-05-25, Page 17:+ 0 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 coy ordinate their fund-raising events. . If your group wishes to have a date "reserved" for an updoming event, just telephone the , St*nal-Star with the proposed day or days. White the Signal -Star cannot 'ensure that no other, event will fall on the date you've selected, we •can chart your event so that other , interested 'coming events calendar user''s,,,,wiil. know, in advances of the dates already eady selected by others. The Signal -Star office staff will not be responsible for charting upcoming events unless specifical ly askedto do so. • Nile United Church on May 31, 1972 from 5:30-8:00. • Adults $1.75, children under twelve 50c, preschool free. ---20,21 NEW BINGO at Clinton Legion Hall, 8:30 p.m., May 25, admission $1.00. Fifteen regular games, $10 each. Three Share- ` the -Wealth games. Qne Jackpot game for $170.00 in 56 calls or less, or guaranteed $25 consolation. One call and $10 added weekly if not won.—tfn WOMEN'S Hospital Auxiliary Penny Fair, Bake Sale and Tea will beheld in Knox. Church ,Hall, Wednesday, May 31st. -17,19,21 BINGO every Saturday^ at Goderich Legion Hall, 8:30 p.m. Fifteen regular games, $12.00 prizes. Four. share -the -wealth . games -with-this week"s jackpot $80.00 if won in 56 calls. Door. prizes. Admission $1.00.=t1 AUCTION SALE, Rectory Lawn, 87 North Skeet, Goderich,. sponsored' by A.C.W. of St. George's, on 'Saturday, June 3: 1972 at 1 p.m. Mike Cumtriingfa, 'Auctioneer. See Auction Ad for listings. --21,22 �;, HURON -BRUCE Progressive Conservative'. ' Association's Provincial Annual ,Meeting., Election of .officers. 8 pip., May 30, 1972, at Wingham Town Hall. -21 LUTHERAN , Worship Service, Knox Chapel, Goderich, Wednesday, May 31, 8 p.m. All Christians are invited to worship at this mtd-week service- before-' leaving town for their weekend. activities. Bruce Bjorkquist officiating. -21x RECEPTION AND DANCE for Janice White and Glen MacCuspey (Bridal couple) to " be. held Sat"rda.l!.-„M.ay,_21,. ,.ih ttforS1 Valley Hall. Music by the Country Boys. Dancing from 9-1., Everyone welcome. ---21x DANCE Kincardine Pbviliod Sat., May 27 TRUCK SUN DOG RECORDING ARTISTS FROM " TORONTO HOCKEY COACHES ,Men -interested in coaching minor hockey next winter should submit name and category before June Sth G.M.H.A. BOX 25 GODERICH• JIM PETERS PRESIDENT :The circus is coinIg. to :Goderich June 7GUIDIE The 1972 edition of the Hanneford Three Rtn.'g Circus, coming to Goderich on _ Wednesday, June 72 boasts a big array of impressive new features, many of them being seen for the. -first time in America. The circus, -which exhibits prirparly in sports arenas and coliseums, is rated as one of the world's largest. •It will perform at the Goderich Memorial "Arena: under the sponsorship of th&Goderich and , Community Association for the APPOINTMENT Mentally -Retarded. The • association will. receive 20 .,,.r RUMMAGESALE, Saturday, May 27, 1:30 p.m., Salvation Army, Goderich.-21 ., THE GODERICH Women's - Institute Bake Sale, 12-3 p.m., May 26th, at The. Mill End Store. --19,21' ASK FOR AN cent of the proceeds from .the ”" advance telephone sales of ticket 'hr.00''o""•',M•%books to the Weal ?merchants, and If you 'have a hearing problem lo 25 per cent of the proceeds from contact The Zenith `Hearing Aid • ' the sales at the gate. The .service by :.calling ' RIECK Association in return sponsors PHARMACY 524-7241, 14 The the Circus and provide a few • Square:—P1—TESTING—,NO.T.,.--. pe. _ OBLIGATION. ople"tC take ti'Ekef§ih-t rre gatc-7 STAG, F,or Harold'Leddy JUNE 3 Goderlii `Arena There will be •two performances, one scheduled for 4:30 in the afternoon, and the - other for 8 o'clock in the evening. ,. Among the features is the original George Hanneford Family bareback riding act. Rated as ,one of Circus acts in the world, this . group of nine riders and their 'six beautiful percheron-horses have been featured ori the Ed Sullivan Show, the Circus Hall Of Fame TV • • special, the Wonderful World of s , wlas DRIVE=IN THEATRE virtually HorseeveryTVspecialmajor netaswoerkl TV CLINTON - ONTARIO variety show bf recent years. They have appeared in motion pictures for both Warner Bros. and MGM and have starred at. Madison Square Garden, the BROWNIE' BOX OFFICE OPENS AT $:00 FIRST SHOW AT DUSK FRI. - SAT. - SUN. May 26-27-28 — DOUBLE FEATURE — LE MANS Sieve McQueen - Ella Anderson Color r • SUDDEN TERROR Mark tester - Lionel Jeffries Frank & -Gus harry -Out PIZZA ALSO._ �. SPAGHETTI-LASAGNARAVIOLIp 50 WEST .. STREET, GODERICH ANeeli:.,The. Laulndromatl FREE DELIVERY! OPEN 4 p.m. to 3.a.M.- • Color ----arto'orw—.- FRI. - SAT. - SUN. June 2-3-4 — DOUBLE FEATURE — M EVEL KNIEVEL (ADULT ENTERTAINMENT) . Georg* Hamilton The true story of the fantastic motor- cycle stunt rider who is really the "Iasi of the daredevils" Color COMMANDOES (ADULT ENTERTAINMENT) Lee Van Cleef - Jack KiHy�. , Color Cart40rs 'li(■■■■■%.■.■CMO■ RINI sir■■IONNOINI ■■■..■■■■■RMIMMI.■ilIIIIII iIN.• • 1 Th'u. 25 Fri. 26 .Sat. 27 ' WALTER MATTHAU "NOTCH" ' An ABC Pictures'Corp. Presentation A "Kotch" Company ,Production • Color A Subsidiary of the American Broadcasting Companies, Inc. _THEATRE CLOSED' t lit . 3nit, The Same Hotnestyle Cooking BAYFIELD. 28 °MAI- 25 'JUNE CLEANING & PAINTING ■iO aimes■MmCI■1mnis■Mrtirr■■1Urr■mc _' ■ m 1 ■ 1 PHONE 565=2611 OPEN WEEKENDS t*RESERVATIONS' ADVISABLE Catering to weddings, banquette, lunchiog groups, special , teas. e. suspended only by her ,teeth. Of equal appeal to both adults and children are this year's elaborate production spectacles --"Circus on Parade", "Arabian Nights" and the massive "Cinderella at the Coronation Ball". The costly and colorful "Cinderella" pageant brings toiife an army of characters from cartoons, fairy tales and children's classics. It includes over 100 dazzlingly costumedpeople; animals•, floats and fantastic giant puppets, Other new stars in the 1972 show include the Four :I.Droguetts, lightning`Jugglers,; Tony Fossett, uproarious comedian on the bounding rope; Mauricio and Julie, balancing furniture on their foreheads •while climbing a high ladder; The Martells and the Three Xays, whirlwind tumblers and trampoline performers': the Toronto Exhibition, the Calgary Stampede and the famous London Palladium in England. Another .act in the show is the feat less performance of the very beautiful Princess Tajana in the steel arena with her 'trained , - lepards and pumas. Thi lovely and graceful Tajana puts her snarling,. • jungle -bred beast: through a, fascinating and intricate performance. Her calm —and det-e-mn+ned-r stery.of-the-big-- cat.s." 'amazed her 'male counterparts in ' this highly dangerous. occupation. ^ Equally - startling is' 'the performance of Arturo on the high trapeze. Working without a net or other safety device, this daring Spanish artist climaxes his aerial performance b} ' balancing on his head ona swaying trapeze --while juggling with both- hands and both feet. Other • -aerial features include the Delaneys, attractive young couple in an unbelievable exhibit/ion. of'. strength, and endurance at the very top of thee' arena; the Whirl' Girls,' Miss Becky McCausland; spirited and curvaceous trapeze star; and gorgeous young Carin Cristiana. .wlfo flies through the air SPONSORED . BY GODERICH & COMMUNITY. ASSOCIATION -F.OR ..TH-E MENTALLY— RETARDED • 11 THE FABULOUS HtfQR D ANFU �� AN R THRILL- FILLED! IC ACTION - PACKED! World FamousRIDING HANNEFORDS! I WORLDS GREATEST CIRCUS TALENT PRINCESS TAJANA THE EDDYS Aerial Thriller's THE HOUCS THREE DIONNES RAY & YOLAIiDA HANS HERMANN THE MARTELLS 3 -RINGS -3 TRAINED WILD ANIMALS IN THE STEEL ARENA ADULTS CHILDRENAVER f4 ' ..,' No Extra dhnrges -1 Ticket ADMITS TO EVERYTIIINIGI WHOLE HE RD Of PEREOiIMPN(, Elf PHANT DEIRICH $144100c #411100010011tOr's ENTERIAIN TituRso Ponce Brothers; sensational thigh perch pole artists; and Philip Morris, internationally famous illusionist. The Hanneford performing elephants, dogs, horses, ponies and monkeys will appear in some amazing new routines. Returning by popular demand will be the classic George Hanneford Family, bareback riding act. Presenting eight riders and seven beautiful fiorse's in a high-speed ' exhibition of hurricane horsemanship, this celebrated troupe has starred on every big network television variety show, at every major State Fair grandstand show; in every major arena in the United States and Canada, in many of the" great European .circuses and in both -Warner Bros. and MGM motion -pictures.. BAYFIELD RD.—GODERICH 524-7711 DINING. AND DANCING EVERY FRIDAY AND . SATURDAY NIGHT Thu. 25 Fri._ Z6 • CARRY ON AGAIN DQCTOR SHOWS ADULT ENTERTAINMENT START AT' � - • DUSK I,5T4V6 DRIVE-IN • GODERICH HWY. 8 AT CONCESSION RD. 4 . PHONE 524.9981 Sun's Mon. 29 l EVERY MAN SHOULD MOT A FREE -FLYING STEWARDESS -- '! once in his lifetime.' 'Sat. 27 Here the lovely -Princess Tajana commands her leopards �na pumas° through, a hoop. This is just •ones € fine—many e,crttng performances to be seen'when the three ring circus,comes to town on June 7. MAY 25226-27 The•Delaneys perform their high trapeze act as part of the •'Harnneford-Circus Show, which will be arriving in Goderich to give'two shows on Wednesday, June 7, at the Goderich Memorial ' Arena. ; 0 Country & Western Entertainment . SATURDAY - Red Knight Lounge ELGIN, G!' OR•D A n d Don HSHER with A UDR E Y KERR, Ai The PIANO 4 SUE BAND • MARIA FROST ' CATHY HOWARD KENNETH' BENDA ANTHONY-. ROWLANDS Tatman Color 011.11111111 I1 SUN.MON.TUES. MAY 28-29-30 ALSO In The Ladies' And Escoits Room FRIQAY And SATURDAY Les PeranceTrio TastySnacks Plot Our"Specia101iic'kenilllings- Ample Free Parking '"COMMERCIAL HOTEL SEAPotititH 4"'" "Where's Poppa?" 'a COLOR IhHtAd Ar'tl!et';