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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-06-07, Page 19ULLETIN BOARD •� repeat Ir new performancemostly at Knox clothing 9th, 1:30 all, June Arthur ('ir- plceg A SaturdayJune 30 IH. e in George's parish St urea by the A.C.W ething different for ompan> , cottage ,or More particulars 23 Gt) Clinton Legion Mav Admission een ret ll;lr R:uue.. ii Illr h I'hrt,e. ; .1 re. EIC. Olay )3(kl,t tui' in 55 numbers con - One call and $10 ad-. lv If not won.---cgttn ION in honour of Mr. Bruce Sillib tthe for - ha Hodges) will be Safford Valley Hall their marriage on June 16, 1973 Music by Counts Music - lends and relatives 23,24 Liquid Embroidery - se June 16, 1973 at Hall 1.5 p.m. and ome and see the work the ladies at Night in the prize for the brings the Most ake advantage of. our 23.24 FOR PAN INTMENT ri N I LUTHERAN Worship Service Sunday, June ro, 1973, Robert- son Memorial School, Goderich, 10:00 a.m. Sunday School. 11:00 .a.m. Worship Service. Bruce k4jorkquist of- ficiating. Everyone welcome 13IN(1O ety S,1tllydav at code. n h Legion hall .K til 1, n1 I' Itteen regtll.el dirt t,rtie, • ••i'our h,rrt the wrallh t ,unc with 1111, wNct• - t:te k►),,t $95.00 if won in 59 calls. Door prices Admission $ 1 00.----gtf n =�je OC=jt'ttte nn 5 BAYFIELD Our new back wing is finished, with Hs big new kit- chen, sparkling washrooms, and other facilities. Out front, the tame warm, old fashioned atmosphere and delicious meals. , At a hearing problem he Zenith Hearing Aid bye calling RIECK CY 5244241, 14 I he FREE TESTING, NO TION RS OF ST ES ANGLICAN and friends, are in - a coffee hour- im- v following the 11 re Sun ;June 10 in h1 -all, to honour the on GG Russell whso ntly made a Canon of s Cathedral, by Bishop 13 .AVE THE JAIL o alive and well and at St George's Church, on Wednesday June •.m Plan on attending . e iti welcome, -23,24 LUNCHES SERVED FROM 12:30 - 1:30 ;DINNER SERVED FROM 6 p.m. - 7 p.m. Sunday Brunch 10:30-1 p.m. Sunday Dinner 5:30-7ti WE CATER TO WEDDINGS -ANNIVERSARIES GROUP DINNERS• Reservations Recommended. }G� 1�C"�__; �?t I—=t iC._� 1<=t iC—_�i 0 50 WEST ,STREET, GODERICH (Near The Laundromat) Frank & Gus Carry -Out .441111111111111111111/ PIZZA ALSO SPAGHETTI-LASAGNARAVIOLI 554-766Z Delivery Charge only 35c OPEN 4 P.M. - 2 A.M. - WEEKENDS TO 3:30 SUNDAYS TILL 1:00 A.M. 'IGHTS OF COLL'M- ssponsoring a 25 mile 01. June 9,, 1.9_73, to nds for Anti -abortion Everyone is welcome in. Sponsor sheets are at O'lrien's Meat ND TURKEY SUP- Holmesvtlle United Wednesday June 13. 30. to 7.30 p.m. Adults children 10 and under 22.23 HURON COUNTY H [NiT invites you to he Child Health Clinic, House, Goderich, on June 16, 1973 from 130 a m for- 1. Health lance; 2. Anaemia 3.3. immunization; 4. Screening; 5. Fluoride g for children's teeth to cavities for ages 3 to 5 6. Vision testing. -23 i'elionc REGULAR "EARING AID RVICE CENTER AAMP$RL'S THE SQUARE URS. Pule E 14 FR -EE cleaning and check-up ens hearing aid FREE electronic` hearing test 'R. MadeN Dow Si. South Kitchener ,1/ w AID SERVIC °44*E6 /64) y THE JUNE BLUETONES U 4 BAYFIELD RD GODERICH 524-7711 DINING & DANCING FRIDAY & SATURDAY 'BUSINESSMAN'S LUNCH is now our specialty Something Different Everyday WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13 THE MAI7LANff7RfD Vit. GODERICH SIGNAL -8 FAR,, --THURSDAY, JUNE 7. 11171 --IAO* EIA Mary's -grads "ENTIRTAINMENT • enjoy Ottawa trip GUIDI Karl' "I'uesdavipnlorning, May, 22, a group of weary eyed grade H's left St. Mary's School at 5.30 A.M. to begin the long, but exciting trip to Ottawa,. It took five cars to get the students and luggage to Strat- ford where they would hoard the train to 'Toronto. The five drivers were Mr. Hund, Mr and Mrs. Wisser, Miss Stenlp, Mrs Edgar, and Mr Pure It was it long trip to us ht•cause we were excited to get there. We , finall,, arrived in Stratford and Ito was univ nitnutes before we hoarded the train It was approxlnlately 9:011 A.M.when. we arrived in '1' Iruntu. We. switched trains there and started on the second leg of our trip. We passed by scenic landscapes and (0111Q through marls landinarked cities and (owns E INA1.1.S' we arrived at our destination the thrlving,elty of Ottawa A bus awaited us and we ,Ir11, klv sped to the Y.M A Atter reee•t'ug,our keys we settled to our rooms and wasted nu eyerylli e• on the; telephones in- stalled A, supper neared we hunt! i1 • Riled into the elev,itl,r- and went down to the catete•rla After oupper most of us went swimming and the otnt \yh1, didn't, watched. A 1 t !-•;..erose when we had to wear 1,, items , rtltr We had the rest ,.t the 11l3ht to ourselves and wc touk advantage or it. Thc next morning after breakfo t wt went on 0 walking toter, and most of us wished we time In (calling 4.' SALTFORD VALLEY HALL.. FOR RENTAL - ED LINNER PHONE 524-6838 ATHE 1 DOTINTOYVNERT MO M HOTEL OWEN SOUND OWEN SOUND 4HE JULIE LYNN SHOW TOP TOWN & COUNTRY MUSIC ARTIST Julie Lynn has appeared regularly on the Tommy Hunter T V show and C B C Country Time. CL - MON. to THURS. IN.; 'LADIES FREE SATURDAY ENTERTAINMENT CHARGES $1.50 FREE MATINEE SATURDAY 2 - 4 P.M. t<==>11 tc=41-==X Thu. 7 Fri. 8 Sot. 9 CLII IT EA$TW "Sometimes a Great Notienn NUL MN= NEMPIRWEla m CNEEL sattara .i' 'NEVER GIVE A INCH" .. PLAY hP ISTY FOR ME" asomAmit. MW TgEATRE HWY 8 S00ERICH AT CONCESSION RD 4 • PHONE 524 9911 Sun. 1 O Mon. 1 1• Tue. 1 �ae A.�„. "DIRTY LITTLE BILLY" kiIA1,1 .1. P(H.I.r%R I) e9tl,1,xtrate11ex1x, ODM-u.1elle Mn OF APO WA A JACK L WARNER and WRG DRAGOTI INC Proffitt (too Story and Screenplay by CHAR!. FS MOSS and STAN t)RAfOTI ou tl R roeProduced by JACK L WARNER Terec owl by STAN. ORAGOTI .11.1/,111 1.1 ,40.0 1P•W IHA. ,1•<w••- 2 BOX OFFICE OPENS 8:30 SH O WTIM E DUSK A Report Carel on tfi•f (errs w)n M1Nie composed and conducted by SASCHA tllNtt ANO 11.1 raduaks vriterrierrmaatrzlerrrnaommar axe rrZ ZrrZrZ r-rrI-ZrzZ("rzi$ H H r• N H N NN, N.. 68 WEST ST., GODERICH N, OPENING SOON omoi.t:iki:.o.m.a LAKEVIEW SEAFOOD RESTAURANT could fly First stop was the Canadian National War Museum We spent the morning there and with blistered feet we wearily trudged back to the Y,. n '('he afternoon was optional and was spent either uptown or hanging around the "Y" '['hat night there was to be herd a surprise party for Doreen Vandewetenng (alias Nelly► As she opened the floor there `were screams of "Surprise'" She -was presented w ltti a memorable gift; a birthstone ring- Vila Costello and I.uc y Stlnnlssen took care of the two akes which said "Bye. "Nelly" One girl gut lost later that - night and everyone staved up late looking for her When she was finally found we returned , t(1 our rooms. Next morning refreshed and reconditioned we set out for the Parliament Buildings When we arrived we were met by (air ,M.P. Representative, Bob McKinley. Mr. McKinley then excused himself and left us to our guide to tour the parliament. We visited such places as the "House of Commons,'' the Senate's Chambers, and library which at the time contained ;300,000 hooks, We were infor- med by our guide that there Were (,R1)rox1010eely 500,))))t) hooks, hut!.most were on stock. We t'h'en rejoined Mr McKinley and he took ,1.1s up to his office where he treated us to a lunch, We had a discus�t,,n with htrn on the happenings of the parliament. We then went to the House' of Commons where we sat m on 0 session of parliament After leaving the Parliament Buildings we split up into, groups and went to different scenic attractions. We met at the "Y" and stayed there until it was time to board our bus to Ottawa Station.•L,ate that night we started on our train lournev Jane. Friday morning, Mai 25, a group of weary eyed grade H's arrived to Gode-rich- In :dosing• we wont' 1 lake t., ,Aflress our deep appreciation to all those who contributed to our grade eight graduation trip to Ottawa. N Featuring the finest in full course meals, light snacks and fast ►,r take-out service. Fish will be our specialty. N ►i t 'Irr1IrrriarrrnrZrZrlaa'llarZrrZ Z r n' erYrne.rrFIcrirZrZr PINE LAKE CAMP Two miles north of Bayfield - Highway 21, one mile east on Telephone Road. EXPAND'ED AGAIN! Pine Lake Camp has recently been expanded again to better serve our 'Many -customers. Ow facilities are among the finest In Ontario and are right here within easy driving distance for a weekend, a week or a month. It you enjoy wholesome family camping you owe it 'to yourself to visit Pine Lake this year and find out why campers return again and again to this unique family playground In the heart of Huron County's vacation land. Bookings for a week or longer made at your convenience. Phone '482-3380 or write R.R. No. 1 Bayfield. PINE LAKE CAMP • 225 Sites • 210 Serviced • Clean adequate washrooms. • Play areas for the children • Picnic area •. Store on the grounds • Swimming • Boating • Sports • Etc. St. Mary's draw winners St • . Mare's Roman Catholic Separate School this week an- nounced the winners of their fund raising raffle. Shelly. Fisher, a student at the_scho o1. wa$„the Iuck� w'rn nor of the coffee percolator and Mrs. John Kane of 22b Tilt Street won• the electric food blender. The draw was held to help raise, the. money necessary for the grade eight graduation trip to Ottawa which wins held last week. rasss■ssssssssessimom sss l 1 ELM HAVEN GODERICH LITTLE THEATRE Annual Meeting & Dinner MAITLAND COUNTRY. CLUB Wednesday, June 24th ANNUAL MEETING - 6:30 P.M, - TO 7:00 P.M. SOCIAL - 7:00 P.M. TO 7:30 P.M. DINNER - 7:30 Dinner $2.75 each. All Welcome In order to assist caterers, we would appreciate reservations being made by those who plan to. attend.. Please call The Coach House at 524-8366 by June 15th. MOTOR HOTEL 1 PLAYING ▪ CHIS WEEK ■ a • a ■ . EM00NSHINE: ▪ VERSATILE GROUP • 8. POP, ROCK, and COUNTRY a 1 5 1 Coming Next Week •• "SHADOW" 1 4 Guys and a Glrl :. MATINEE SATURDAY i AFTERNOON 4-8 p.m. s mosommissasssssss■ imsa (bet bud 4u,l in hare, r„ ,pan the role rsa Ilk rim, 'PLAY MISTY FOA ME - Jack l,ernrTUo, in his most important dramatx role shace'The i) ivs of Win(' and Rocs ccs stamng JACK GILFORD and Intra duci: s LAURIE (1E IN t -W'. 'Mitte'rt3ti11%.1 ')iA(f 'euhu'Ft,wfuctetEl WARE1l ()MAN Produced too, STNV. S13A( ,A,N Directed 't, K )} 3n , , .1L1i -i ?`Thf ^v 1 ",...r', • h.- • o, l HAROW and MAUDE ti , ii6THGORDOIsi �` Itfattt i EMTI BUD cro Co 00„ing Vivian Pickles, Cyril Cusack Cho►3•t 1)7ner, Ellen Geer Produhdby Colin Higgins and Charles B. Mulvehill Executive Producer Mildred Lewis, Written by Colon Higgins The Knights of Columbus are Sponsoring a 25 MILE WALKATHON June 9, 1973 TO RAISE FUNDS FOR ANTI -ABORTION PUBLICITY Everyone,W!lCOme.tO Join In SPONSOHEETS ARE AVAILABLE. AT O'BRIEN'S MARKET rn• 5 r= r. • , BROWNIE'S &iVEhIlCLINTON - ONTARO '1"4UTRE_ I ' BOX,OFFICE,OPENS B:OC .' FIRST SHOW et 9:00 approx. I WED: THURB-FRI JUNE 6-7-8 JACK LEMMON • BARBARA HARRIS ''vPie N ANO WOME WAR setae" .0 .�- e.. JAS -ON ROBAROS ` • PG' Adult Entertainment r JX MEN OUT OF HELL. • • - 1? SI r REVENGERS! WILLIAM HOLDEN'• P, ..�; , ., .0 w �( Y(- ERNEST 80 ONiNE SUSAN HAYWARD . Adult Entertainment ei SAT-SUN-MON-TUES JUNE 9-10-11.12 Entertainment • A FRANKOvICH RROOUC:3N PETER SELLERS • GOLDIE HAWN gbiersta 41g : I gf&NoAdult ,' \ . COtOR• From Columba P,(tures d► , ,E. "Charles Dresses has the role of his earlier a>A A-- 'TheValachi Papers" gat A DING OF IAUnENr,rS preaeMelrpn A TE RFNC,E vOUNG c,1m a•Adult Entertainment From CoIumbea P,cr„,el IR, 400. , COMING NEXT WED-ITHURS. -FRI Adult Entertainment ' "FISTFUL OF DYNAMITE” idFUzz ff ' Surf Reynold ROO STEIGER JAMES COBURN Adult Ertc,,., ,,men1 St. Mary's draw winners St • . Mare's Roman Catholic Separate School this week an- nounced the winners of their fund raising raffle. Shelly. Fisher, a student at the_scho o1. wa$„the Iuck� w'rn nor of the coffee percolator and Mrs. John Kane of 22b Tilt Street won• the electric food blender. The draw was held to help raise, the. money necessary for the grade eight graduation trip to Ottawa which wins held last week. rasss■ssssssssessimom sss l 1 ELM HAVEN GODERICH LITTLE THEATRE Annual Meeting & Dinner MAITLAND COUNTRY. CLUB Wednesday, June 24th ANNUAL MEETING - 6:30 P.M, - TO 7:00 P.M. SOCIAL - 7:00 P.M. TO 7:30 P.M. DINNER - 7:30 Dinner $2.75 each. All Welcome In order to assist caterers, we would appreciate reservations being made by those who plan to. attend.. Please call The Coach House at 524-8366 by June 15th. MOTOR HOTEL 1 PLAYING ▪ CHIS WEEK ■ a • a ■ . EM00NSHINE: ▪ VERSATILE GROUP • 8. POP, ROCK, and COUNTRY a 1 5 1 Coming Next Week •• "SHADOW" 1 4 Guys and a Glrl :. MATINEE SATURDAY i AFTERNOON 4-8 p.m. s mosommissasssssss■ imsa (bet bud 4u,l in hare, r„ ,pan the role rsa Ilk rim, 'PLAY MISTY FOA ME - Jack l,ernrTUo, in his most important dramatx role shace'The i) ivs of Win(' and Rocs ccs stamng JACK GILFORD and Intra duci: s LAURIE (1E IN t -W'. 'Mitte'rt3ti11%.1 ')iA(f 'euhu'Ft,wfuctetEl WARE1l ()MAN Produced too, STNV. S13A( ,A,N Directed 't, K )} 3n , , .1L1i -i ?`Thf ^v 1 ",...r', • h.- • o, l HAROW and MAUDE ti , ii6THGORDOIsi �` Itfattt i EMTI BUD cro Co 00„ing Vivian Pickles, Cyril Cusack Cho►3•t 1)7ner, Ellen Geer Produhdby Colin Higgins and Charles B. Mulvehill Executive Producer Mildred Lewis, Written by Colon Higgins The Knights of Columbus are Sponsoring a 25 MILE WALKATHON June 9, 1973 TO RAISE FUNDS FOR ANTI -ABORTION PUBLICITY Everyone,W!lCOme.tO Join In SPONSOHEETS ARE AVAILABLE. AT O'BRIEN'S MARKET rn• 5 r= r. •