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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1972-09-28, Page 21a • r• Thi God%rich .$IBnah , Star 1s happy; to assist this organlzatlons In and around the municipality to "riserve" dates for° Important events. A roup wishing to chart an upcoming event well • in .advance of the data; planned, may telephone The Goderich Signal -Star with the„ in- formation which will be noted on a master calen- dar. There is no charge for this service. However, no event will be charted unless The Signal -Star is, explicitly •asked to do so. It should also be noted that such charting does not ensure that the date selected will have no" other event ongoing. The Signal -Star has no con- trol over such matters and cannot be held responsible for' conflic- ting dates. The service is intended merely as a community calendar which may or may not be used, as local organizations choose. COME to Blyth Lions Club , Bingo every Saturday night at 8:30 ° p.rn., Community Hall. Admission $1.00, 12 regular games; $10.00 each. Two Share - 'the -Wealth garnes. One .$25.00 special. $125.00 jackpot, if taken carts, if not taken, $10.00 added each night. 50 percent of take to full card if jackpot not taken.-37tf • r 4 N" MAPLE Leaf Chapter II DB, Wine and Cheese Festival, Saturday, September 30th, 8:00 p.m,' at the r Harbour lite Inn. Tickets from- mem- berg. -r-26,37,38,39 BLUE Flame Cooking School,' GDCI, Goder•ieh, " Ont: October. 5, 1972, 8:00 p.m: Sponsored by Eastern 'Star Chapter no. 284. Goderich.`, In • conjunction with Union Gas. Co. Ltd., Goderich. Admission $1.00.-38,39 NEW BINGO at Clinton Legion I all, 8:30 p.rn•a Septr 28, Admission $1.00. Fifteen regular games $10 each. Three Share - the -Wealth games. One Jackpot. game for $20..09 in 60 calls or less„ or guaranteed 525 • consolation. One,call and $10.00 added ..weekly' if not won. --1 . DUNGANNON fall Pair Dance, Saturday, '.`.. ptembet in Dungannon. Agricultural', Hall. »ancing.io Country Music Men, 10 pa .-1 a m 39 CHRIST Church, Pt. Alberto to Sdnday, October let :at 2 IMO: - Harvest Thanksgiving. `" reaclier=T rI*eVit. t;v, • :T . Queen, Bishop of , Huron, re! eP' tion Hallowing. Rector: , Rev,, G.G. Russell, Goderich.--39x THE CLUSTER, Bayfield meals served all day. Open 8-11 Mondays to Fridays, Open °9-11 Saturday and Sunday. Allen Cooke, Prop. -39 BINGO every Saturday at-- WEDNESDAY, November 15, a Goderich Legion Hall, 8:30 p.m. _ bazaar and bake 4 sale at Fifteen regular games, $12.00 Holmesyille United Church and prizes. Four share -the -wealth Township Hall under Auspices games with this week's jackpot U.C.W.-39 $95.00if won Iin5,5.0.ealla:»:Door prizes. Admission $1.00-tf RECEPTION in Saltford �.,_;, <. ..T, �.��a ;..7* :.•,. Valley Hall on Saturday, Sep - RECEPTION and danc, ;�;,f r,-°,,tember 30, 1972 for Mr. and Mr. aid Mrs. Jim Smith (na- Mrs. Jim Fielder (nee Darlene Carolyn Adams) in Whitechurch Comtnurn ty Hall,,,ri y, Sep-.. tember 29. 11usic by the Alley. Cats. Ladies please bring lunch, Everyone welcome. -39 LUNCHEON—Tomorrow, Sep tember 29, • in St. ` George's Farii h' Hall, Nelson' ,8t.: Served' continuously 12 to 1:30. Price $1.50. Everybody welcome. -39 FOWL Supper, October 19, St. George's Parish Hall, Nelson Sttw itt' g,5and6 o sm s p.m.:30. Adul a $22;-childr-ern-12-.-an under $1.00. Get your tickets early. Phone Mrs. ; A. Basset, 7742 or Mrs° J. Scaman, 7709.-39,41,42 Draper), Dancing 9-1. Music by The Country Boys. Lunch ser- ved. Everyone welcome. -39x ' THE OCTOBER meeting of the Maple Leaf Chapter LO.D.E. will be held October 3 at 8:15 p.m., at the home • of Mrs. Sam Anderson, 66 St. Patrick St. -39 THE GODERI.CH W.I. will meet at McKay Hall, October 5, at 2 p.m. -3.9 RECEPTION i D TAYLOR Corner Community • Club Bazaar, Saturday, October 28 McKay . Hall. Honzeb`ya ki g, produce, needlework, tea, salad .plate and takeout orders. -39x •GODERICH District of the W.O.H.D.A. Draw that was to be held on. September 30 will now be drawn on October 14 at Mir competition. -39 ASTHMATIC CONDITIONING FOR CHILDREN Eight week course - weekly, Mondays, beginning October 2, 1972, 7 p.m. -8 p.m. Parent and Children's Sessions. Red . Cross Rooms, 33 Market Place, Strat- ford, Ontario.' Conducted by Mrs. Linda Clarke and spon- sored by the Huron -Perth TB' and Respiratory Disease Association, Mrs. Beryl David- son, Program Director. Doctor's consent required. -39 Adult BREATHING CLASSES . Weekly, Mondays, 8 p.m. -9 p.m., beginning October 2, 1972. Red Cross, Rooms, 33 -Market Place, Stratford. Doctor's consent required. Sponsored by the Huron -Perth TB and Respiratory Disease Association, "A Christmas Seal Ser- vice" .-39 n ungannon d--Agrieulttrral—Hall, -on°-Friday; `rersWATER , ctober• 6, 1972, for Mr. and FALL FAIR BeamilleR-UnitedChir Wednesday, October 25. Supper at 5:30 and T:09 pan. TICKETS ADULTS $2.00 CHILDREN UNDER 12 $ 1.i0 TICKETS AVAILABLE FROM MRS. D. WILLIE MISS B. LANG i24 -anis 524-6468 . Bol FRI.-SAT.-SUN.. SEPT. 29- 30, OCT. 1 2,WALT DISNEY SHOWS "SCANDALOUS JOHN" ews � Keith. "THE BISCUIT EATER" 777777777. 7T•7 77 EGIST A TION „• CODE -RICH oFIGURE SKATING CLUB 7 7• Mrs. Tom Culbert, formerly Dolores Hart. Music by the For- dwich. Ramblers. Lunch served. Everyone welcome. -39,40 Hearing Tests (NO OBLIGATION) For appointment call Campbell's, 168 The Square; phone 524-7532. "BELTONE" Service Centre, second Thursday of each month, 1-3c p.m. Batteries and repairs for most makes. 7 7 7 7 7 4 7 711, 7 T 7 Thursday: September. 28th 4-5 p.m. & 7 - 9 p.m. Friday: September . 29th "4 - 5 p.m. & 7 - .9 p.m. Place: New store next to Bank of Nova Scotia - Fees: , Junior Intermediates Seniors Ballet Power Skating ;) Family Plan - $15 $20 $20 - $10 $14 ,$40 50% of payment due .on Registration Day Remainder due by Wed. Nov: 1st. and Sat. Nov. 4th N Nititeis ile+...71 L.$14. $5,000 $1,000 Neil Cosford, Wallaceburg Ir. & Mrs. H. W Green, Toronto $100 Wallace G. Reid, Kitchener; Ernest St. Denis., Mississauga: A. J. Nisker, Toronto; Maryse Boucher, Montreal: Larry Sekersky, Windsor; Wel.ka,..Fort_.Erie; Mrs -D_ _Carriere,.•Cornwall:_lJoyd- CO Nut»kins, London` Duane D. Fisher, Base Petawawa; B. ,A. Wallace, Wallaceburg; Marianne. Polowyk, Toronto; Dr. Adrian Anglin, Port Credit; J, G. Menard, Windsor; Mrs, Nicole Pecbre, Cornwall; Marg MLlrphy, London; H. Shragle, Toronto; Vjvian Lee, Hamilton; J. W, Ledrew, Richmond Hill; Diane & Murray Geldziler, Irvington, N.J.; Nick Zelik, Hamilton; Mrs, D. Grisold, Ottawa; B. Swann, Hamilton; L. Wincheruk, Atikokan; Leo & Magzie Chong, Willowdale; Alphonse Guindon, Maxville; Jan Melesh, Niagara Falls; Gerard Dupuis, Ottawa Elaine Avery, Mississauga; John Hill, Collingwood;°Roger Chausse, Cornwall; E. Mc- Donald, Etobicoke; F. Haug, Windsor; Sylvester • " Panchment, Toronto; Peggy Wood, Stratford; Mrs. E. "Bauckham, Toronto; S.. Kushir, Don 101: Mills; -Peg Hodgson, Hamilton; Lorraine La- pointe, Toronto; S. Sheard, Toronto; Ernie W. Ruttan, Richmond Hill. kin Loney tickets may be purchased from any member of participating Kinsmen Clubs or authorized stiles outlets. ' Kinsmen- W serving the community„* greatest need. - for thiormatlsn on becoming a Kin LotteryUYCket seller, writs: Kin Lottery, box KIN, Cornwall, Ontario. Come and have fun at TEESWATER FAIR Friday and Saturday, October 6 ,and 7. 'Doors open at '7 p.m. FRIDAY for inspection of Exhibits. 'Of- ficial Opening by Ontario Dairy Princess, and; en-tertainment by Ontario Junior Farmers Talent Contest winners - "Woodstock", "The Good Intentions", and "Miss Majorette of Canada" will follow. A COFFEE HOUSE will operate at Teeswater Town Hall from 10' p.m. to 1 with en- tertainment. SATURDAY'S events include harness • racing with first heat at 1 p.m.; bands; stunts; midway rides; horse and livestock judging; 4-H shows; r exhibits; demonstrations; machinery and equipment;, beef and pork carcasses, etc. At 7:45 Saturday night doors of Arena will re -open for Variety Show , which comtnences at 8:15` with Vince Mountford, recent guest on Tommy `Hunter Show as Master of Ceremonies. Dancing will follow to music by The County Gents. A good time isplanned for all at TEESWATER FAIR, 'so do come• -early and meet your friends there. The dates are Oc- tober 6 and 7. .39,40 FASHION Show with .fashions by The Old Mill, Central Huron Secondary School, Clinton, Oc- tober 12th, 8:00 p.m. Admission $1.00. Door prizes. Sponsored by Beta Sigma Phi. For tickets call 482-9648.-39 ASK FOR AN APPOINTMENT • rAv "..11r b AwrLymid. If you havea hearing problem contact. The Zenith Hearing Aid, Service by calling R I EC K ` PHARMACY 524-7241, 14 1 he Square. FREE TESTING. NO OBLIGATION. - Showtime - 8:00 FRIDAY` - SATURDAY = SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 29. 30 - OCTOBER 1 John Phillip Lav Dyan Cannon Robert Ryan r•� IO r, ISO.., I. rs.us o. 4c. ovu . PLUS "WATERMELON MAN" GODFREY CAMBRIDGE—ESTELLE PARSONS maN 1141.`.1TIICTCU to 11110.E was co *At atom BROWNIE'S CLINTON - ONTARIO omething Extra Frank & Eos Carry -Out PIZZA ALSO -• - SPAGHETTI-.ASAGNA-RAYIOU 50 WEST. STREET, GODERICH • (Near The Laundromat) FREE DELIVERY! OPEN 4 p.m. to 2 a.m. BAYFIELD RD.—GODERICH 524-7711 DINING AND DANCING EVERY FRIDAY AND';\, SATURDAY NIGHT •\ FRIDAY,, SEPT. 29' "BLUEiONES SATURDAY, SFPT..70 bIMENS1ONS»-.: •BUSINESSMAN'S LUNCH s now ,our specialty Something Different Everyday r• • A un; versa, Ha, Raacn P,0Ouct., George Peppard Michael Sarrazin Christine Belford ADULT ENTERTAINMENT Thu.28 Fr1.29 Saf.30 L We challenge you to guess the ending of TECHNtCOt, R. PANAVISiON "The Groulndstar Conspiracy" Pk ADULT ENTERTAINMENT BOX OFFICE OPENS 7:30 Jesse lames and Cole Younger's most daring bank robbery ! i ( ' s T!E OfEAIT NUaTBFIELD, MINNESOTA RAID" P VNrvt0SAt 000E1150N rv40 4550CUI(5 '00n,I(I'1:1N . '0G4Nd0i00• DRIVE-IN WEEKENDS a5T4s?? DRIVE-IN • GODERICH HWY. 8 AT CONCESSION RD. 4 • PHONE 524-9981 SUN. NIGHT ONLY - OCT. 1 SEDUCERS GRIMM FAIRY TALES FOR ADULTS DMRrANCI RESTRICTED 0E4110 1'ANS 01 awH 1 thu.28 Fri.29 s .30 A Fri. & ROA 5tei.ger ADULT ENT HYMN ENT— i1• A FISTFUL OF DYNAMITE aio \\\\11111 111•\•11\••• 11\11••11111111\11••11 Saturday Mittriee 30 OFFERS rou A Flower Everg Month DeIigh-ffI»CoiIectio-o of Twelve- - Beautiful Designs * * * Ideal for remembering birth- days, anniversaries and other special occasions. A unique way for you and your guests to spend an enjoyable hour - brows* through" bur colisctltin of girt Items. SQUIR E.GIFTS HWY. 218.. GODERICH OPEN BMW NIGHT -ALL CHRISTMAS IE• . • fljOy, Thee Lord Simcoe has2 Night extra for you. It's a 2 night •special two a only $58for.90. It atincludescost deluxe Spec accommodation for two,nights, dinner in the famous' Captain!& Table cam— at am -at Toronto s plete with a bottle of 100 champagne, breakfast each morning in our%room and a sightseeing tour of Toronto's many S exciting attractions -- all for only $58.90, Subject to advance registration. You get something • "'�"'"' else that's special at . the Lord Simcop -. it's friendly hospitality you.will enjoy throughout your stay with,us.. .Ste your, ravelagent orcontact us at - 150 Icing Street West, Toronto. Telephone: 362-1848. A..„,,, ;1 want YOU to see - "me in GODER/CN? ONT. 524 7811 111\011111111\1\11\11111111\1\\ 1\\1♦\\\ COLUMBIA PICTURES Presents EILI cAI3 Tt1 MICNA[r SIJSANSIA IH ityuiCAINE ycii InAKASTNER• r('4'.. 4 hYo.. �1 ibAs+w..vet LAOD. KANTER PR000CYION Starts WEDNESDAY! _ .grave >f Ex Ic soar isau1o1 McGoohati ' rlmoa al ton '1i'yletDavcnport in 'leen tri°Sro;t4 r, p... J..r. t4.tti fri* liwarS+._:1%a \r", ;1Vlasie •tAr*Tiolrh r.ut44.4410U0ra r0144410N.n►•!6Yr♦ ti r+o nr P44WFt%LAMq►r'•.,004I04 ��ywttiW•rrtitiiNWA, •04%s0MAW '11 r Ciintonri„ , Kinsmen Raceway Sunda I . Harness Races Every M T E JUNE 25 to OCT. 1 P2O:0S0 P.M. 777777777. 7T•7 77 EGIST A TION „• CODE -RICH oFIGURE SKATING CLUB 7 7• Mrs. Tom Culbert, formerly Dolores Hart. Music by the For- dwich. Ramblers. Lunch served. Everyone welcome. -39,40 Hearing Tests (NO OBLIGATION) For appointment call Campbell's, 168 The Square; phone 524-7532. "BELTONE" Service Centre, second Thursday of each month, 1-3c p.m. Batteries and repairs for most makes. 7 7 7 7 7 4 7 711, 7 T 7 Thursday: September. 28th 4-5 p.m. & 7 - 9 p.m. Friday: September . 29th "4 - 5 p.m. & 7 - .9 p.m. Place: New store next to Bank of Nova Scotia - Fees: , Junior Intermediates Seniors Ballet Power Skating ;) Family Plan - $15 $20 $20 - $10 $14 ,$40 50% of payment due .on Registration Day Remainder due by Wed. Nov: 1st. and Sat. Nov. 4th N Nititeis ile+...71 L.$14. $5,000 $1,000 Neil Cosford, Wallaceburg Ir. & Mrs. H. W Green, Toronto $100 Wallace G. Reid, Kitchener; Ernest St. Denis., Mississauga: A. J. Nisker, Toronto; Maryse Boucher, Montreal: Larry Sekersky, Windsor; Wel.ka,..Fort_.Erie; Mrs -D_ _Carriere,.•Cornwall:_lJoyd- CO Nut»kins, London` Duane D. Fisher, Base Petawawa; B. ,A. Wallace, Wallaceburg; Marianne. Polowyk, Toronto; Dr. Adrian Anglin, Port Credit; J, G. Menard, Windsor; Mrs, Nicole Pecbre, Cornwall; Marg MLlrphy, London; H. Shragle, Toronto; Vjvian Lee, Hamilton; J. W, Ledrew, Richmond Hill; Diane & Murray Geldziler, Irvington, N.J.; Nick Zelik, Hamilton; Mrs, D. Grisold, Ottawa; B. Swann, Hamilton; L. Wincheruk, Atikokan; Leo & Magzie Chong, Willowdale; Alphonse Guindon, Maxville; Jan Melesh, Niagara Falls; Gerard Dupuis, Ottawa Elaine Avery, Mississauga; John Hill, Collingwood;°Roger Chausse, Cornwall; E. Mc- Donald, Etobicoke; F. Haug, Windsor; Sylvester • " Panchment, Toronto; Peggy Wood, Stratford; Mrs. E. "Bauckham, Toronto; S.. Kushir, Don 101: Mills; -Peg Hodgson, Hamilton; Lorraine La- pointe, Toronto; S. Sheard, Toronto; Ernie W. Ruttan, Richmond Hill. kin Loney tickets may be purchased from any member of participating Kinsmen Clubs or authorized stiles outlets. ' Kinsmen- W serving the community„* greatest need. - for thiormatlsn on becoming a Kin LotteryUYCket seller, writs: Kin Lottery, box KIN, Cornwall, Ontario. Come and have fun at TEESWATER FAIR Friday and Saturday, October 6 ,and 7. 'Doors open at '7 p.m. FRIDAY for inspection of Exhibits. 'Of- ficial Opening by Ontario Dairy Princess, and; en-tertainment by Ontario Junior Farmers Talent Contest winners - "Woodstock", "The Good Intentions", and "Miss Majorette of Canada" will follow. A COFFEE HOUSE will operate at Teeswater Town Hall from 10' p.m. to 1 with en- tertainment. SATURDAY'S events include harness • racing with first heat at 1 p.m.; bands; stunts; midway rides; horse and livestock judging; 4-H shows; r exhibits; demonstrations; machinery and equipment;, beef and pork carcasses, etc. At 7:45 Saturday night doors of Arena will re -open for Variety Show , which comtnences at 8:15` with Vince Mountford, recent guest on Tommy `Hunter Show as Master of Ceremonies. Dancing will follow to music by The County Gents. A good time isplanned for all at TEESWATER FAIR, 'so do come• -early and meet your friends there. The dates are Oc- tober 6 and 7. .39,40 FASHION Show with .fashions by The Old Mill, Central Huron Secondary School, Clinton, Oc- tober 12th, 8:00 p.m. Admission $1.00. Door prizes. Sponsored by Beta Sigma Phi. For tickets call 482-9648.-39 ASK FOR AN APPOINTMENT • rAv "..11r b AwrLymid. If you havea hearing problem contact. The Zenith Hearing Aid, Service by calling R I EC K ` PHARMACY 524-7241, 14 1 he Square. FREE TESTING. NO OBLIGATION. - Showtime - 8:00 FRIDAY` - SATURDAY = SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 29. 30 - OCTOBER 1 John Phillip Lav Dyan Cannon Robert Ryan r•� IO r, ISO.., I. rs.us o. 4c. ovu . PLUS "WATERMELON MAN" GODFREY CAMBRIDGE—ESTELLE PARSONS maN 1141.`.1TIICTCU to 11110.E was co *At atom BROWNIE'S CLINTON - ONTARIO omething Extra Frank & Eos Carry -Out PIZZA ALSO -• - SPAGHETTI-.ASAGNA-RAYIOU 50 WEST. STREET, GODERICH • (Near The Laundromat) FREE DELIVERY! OPEN 4 p.m. to 2 a.m. BAYFIELD RD.—GODERICH 524-7711 DINING AND DANCING EVERY FRIDAY AND';\, SATURDAY NIGHT •\ FRIDAY,, SEPT. 29' "BLUEiONES SATURDAY, SFPT..70 bIMENS1ONS»-.: •BUSINESSMAN'S LUNCH s now ,our specialty Something Different Everyday r• • A un; versa, Ha, Raacn P,0Ouct., George Peppard Michael Sarrazin Christine Belford ADULT ENTERTAINMENT Thu.28 Fr1.29 Saf.30 L We challenge you to guess the ending of TECHNtCOt, R. PANAVISiON "The Groulndstar Conspiracy" Pk ADULT ENTERTAINMENT BOX OFFICE OPENS 7:30 Jesse lames and Cole Younger's most daring bank robbery ! i ( ' s T!E OfEAIT NUaTBFIELD, MINNESOTA RAID" P VNrvt0SAt 000E1150N rv40 4550CUI(5 '00n,I(I'1:1N . '0G4Nd0i00• DRIVE-IN WEEKENDS a5T4s?? DRIVE-IN • GODERICH HWY. 8 AT CONCESSION RD. 4 • PHONE 524-9981 SUN. NIGHT ONLY - OCT. 1 SEDUCERS GRIMM FAIRY TALES FOR ADULTS DMRrANCI RESTRICTED 0E4110 1'ANS 01 awH 1 thu.28 Fri.29 s .30 A Fri. & ROA 5tei.ger ADULT ENT HYMN ENT— i1• A FISTFUL OF DYNAMITE aio \\\\11111 111•\•11\••• 11\11••11111111\11••11 Saturday Mittriee 30 OFFERS rou A Flower Everg Month DeIigh-ffI»CoiIectio-o of Twelve- - Beautiful Designs * * * Ideal for remembering birth- days, anniversaries and other special occasions. A unique way for you and your guests to spend an enjoyable hour - brows* through" bur colisctltin of girt Items. SQUIR E.GIFTS HWY. 218.. GODERICH OPEN BMW NIGHT -ALL CHRISTMAS IE• . • fljOy, Thee Lord Simcoe has2 Night extra for you. It's a 2 night •special two a only $58for.90. It atincludescost deluxe Spec accommodation for two,nights, dinner in the famous' Captain!& Table cam— at am -at Toronto s plete with a bottle of 100 champagne, breakfast each morning in our%room and a sightseeing tour of Toronto's many S exciting attractions -- all for only $58.90, Subject to advance registration. You get something • "'�"'"' else that's special at . the Lord Simcop -. it's friendly hospitality you.will enjoy throughout your stay with,us.. .Ste your, ravelagent orcontact us at - 150 Icing Street West, Toronto. Telephone: 362-1848. A..„,,, ;1 want YOU to see - "me in GODER/CN? ONT. 524 7811 111\011111111\1\11\11111111\1\\ 1\\1♦\\\ COLUMBIA PICTURES Presents EILI cAI3 Tt1 MICNA[r SIJSANSIA IH ityuiCAINE ycii InAKASTNER• r('4'.. 4 hYo.. �1 ibAs+w..vet LAOD. KANTER PR000CYION Starts WEDNESDAY! _ .grave >f Ex Ic soar isau1o1 McGoohati ' rlmoa al ton '1i'yletDavcnport in 'leen tri°Sro;t4 r, p... J..r. t4.tti fri* liwarS+._:1%a \r", ;1Vlasie •tAr*Tiolrh r.ut44.4410U0ra r0144410N.n►•!6Yr♦ ti r+o nr P44WFt%LAMq►r'•.,004I04 ��ywttiW•rrtitiiNWA, •04%s0MAW '11