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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-08-30, Page 214905 golf lhtly ELO Old Time Country Saturday, Sept. lst. 1:00 p.m• Log -sawing: Old. Time riving erg: Pigeon Show: Baby Fun Dog Show: Exhibits Tal events. Fun for all. ST RODEO IN ON - AT EXETER: Tonal Cowboys from and the U.S.A. compete 000.00 Prize Money. Riding, Bull Dogging, oping, Brahma Bull Wild Cow Milking, 'ding, Exciting Clowns. y Night Dancing by Joe It Band. Three Full PerformancesLabour day, eekend 2:00 F' M and ber1stat ,M. Sunday, September 2:00 P.M. Only. Ad - $2.50 and .75c. i' Seats Free. .50c Covered d Seats Only x- ailable in Advance. -35 FOR AN OINTMENT hay t' a hearing problem The Zenith Hearing Aid by calling RIECK ACY 524.7241, 14 I ne FREE TESTING. NO ATION. 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 its won in 56 calls. Door prizes. Admission $1.00—gtf THE GODERICH-BRANCH of the W.I. will hold its regular meeting on Sept..6 in MacKay Hall at 2:Q0 p.m. -35 A RECEPTION will be held in honour of Mr. and Mrs. George Adams (nee Donna Bean) at Saltford Valley Hall on Friday, September 7, 1973, from 1.0 to 1. Music by The Country Musicmen, Friends, neighbours and relatives welcome. Refresh- ments available. -35,36 MAPLE LEAF CHAPTER I.O.D.E. regular meeting will be held Tuesday Sept. 4, 8:15 p.m. at the home of Mrs. J. Remington 211 Britannia W.-35 PATTERSON: The family of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Patterson of Blyth in . honour of their Parents Golden Wedding An- niversary are holding "Open house" at their residence on Saturday September 1, 1973 from two to four p.m. and at the Community Hall in Auburn from nine till one. Relatives, .friends and neighbours are cor- dially invited. Best Wishes Only. -35x FRIENDS -AND RELATIVtS-_. are invited to a RECEPTION In honour of R. & MRS. TOM VANDERBURGH - nee DONNA- BAECHLER SALTFORD VALLEY HALL SATURDAY SEPT. 1st Music by THE COUNTRY MUSIC MEN ng 10.1 - Refreshments available Noommamok THE INVITATION TO LIVE CRUSADE planning ` meeting sponsored • by the Goderich Ministerial will be held in Knox Presbyterian Sunday School Hall September 4 at 8 p.m. All interested persons are urged to 'attend this meeting. -35,36 25th Wedding Anniversary mance for Bill & Lois Hodgert at Seaforth Legion Hall . on Saturday Sept:8th. 8th. Musit4by Ian Willibee Orchestra. 'Everyone welcome. Ladies please bring lunch. No gifts please. —34-35.36 NEW BINGO, Clinton Legion Hall 8:30 Aug. 30. Admission $1.00, fifteen regular games, $10.00 each. Three Share - The -Wealth games. One jack- pot for $200.00 in 59 numbers consolation. One call and $10 added weekly if not won.—cgtfn ART and CRAFT SALE Both- well Arena 79 Highway N. Exhibitors from Toronto - Windsor, Sarnia-Lucknow, Sept. 22, 12:30 - 9; Sept. 23, 12:30 - 5.-35,38 THE BIBLE SOCIETY BANQUET with an outstan-' ding speaker will be held in Knox Presbyterian Sunday School Hall - September 10, at 6 p.m. Get your tickets from any of the church represen- tatives or at Victoria and Grey Trust Company. -35,3.6.. STAGS DANCES PLAYS SPIRTS 4R6t"�041Rt; ENTERTAINMENT GET RESULTS THE SUREST WAY'. • Plan Dinner Theatre for Iast play in '73 BY SHIRLEY J, KELLER The first mystery of the season Pink String and Sealing Wax written by Roland Petree was portrayed last week at Huron Country Playhouse. The play, a delightful blend of comedy and suspense, was en- joyed by the opening -night audience. Top performers were M. E. Evans whg has been superb in every role he's been handed this. season; Joan I -Janna who was suitably proper as the un- derstanding wife and mother; and Kathleen Forget as Eva, their very young daughter. Miss Forget who played Mrs. Edgar, the elderly maid with very few lines in The Reluctant Debutante, was excellent as the talkative child in Pink String. This talented actress is a student in the drama depart- ment.at the University of Wind- sor and also was associated with the Orillia Playhouse Theatre Company. 'Jeanne Beauvais gave a con- vincing performance as the murderess in Pink String. Allan Stratton was back as her youthful lover and handled the a great evening's entertainment DINNER & THEATRE Full Course Roast Sirloin of -41. Beef Dinner (and Drinks) $#3 Beginning at 6 p.m. 111:1, $15.00 PER COUPLE A greet new Canadian Comedy. THE HAND THAT CRADLES "S) THE ROCK Beginning at a p.m. August 29th to September 2 For Reservations Call 238-8387 Frank & Gus Carry -Out PIZZA efr ALSO SPAG HET TU -LAS AGNA- R AVIOt 1 '- 50 WEST STREET, GODERICH (Near The Laut,dromat) ' Delivery Charge only 35c OPEN 4 P.M. - 2-A.M. - WEEKENDS TO 3:30 SUNDAYS TILL'1:00 A.M. GODERICH SIGNAL•$TA AKEVIEW;$EAFO In sad W a1 • DELICIOUS SEAFOOD MEW • HOMEMADE ,.14 . & CHIPS. MAT IN OR FART TM TOUT .. *DINING ROOD !waN.w »K simalli, "NM.. , OPEN MONDAY TO SATURDAY . • L.ni, to 12 Mh'trn d SUNDAY 10a.m.te•p.m. AIR CONDITIOIy1D For r000rvatlon•, takeout ordo rs-524-0004 ' role with a„ considerable• amount of ease which seemed toe'be missing in his previous appearances. The" stage setting was good although not coming up to the standard set . in The Reluctant Debutante. The gas lights were effective although one would have' expected them to be used more often for 'the creation of even more atmosphere. The last play this season began last night. It is The Hand That Cradles The Rock, a Canadian -comedy by Warren Graven. Each evening this weekend, the play will be preceded by dinner served in the barn -, lobby. The main course will in- clude roast sirloin of beef and dessert will be authentic English,Trifle prepared by Mrs. Maureen Hill, Auburn. (The Signal -Star is carrying an ar- ticle this week about -Mrs. Hill .and her famous trifle.) If you haven't visited the Playhouse so far this season, make sure you get down there this weekend. The atmosphere is new and different. The people are friendly. The enter tainment is good. Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday August 29, 30, 31 and Sept. 1 The bears are not a problem Tref Algonquin Park this sum- mer. The Ontario Safety League campsite at Lake of Two Rivers had received only one visitation from a friendly and very shy fellow who fled at the first sound. It was a dif- ferent situation -last year when forty of "•these magnificent animals had to be shot 'and others (anquillized and depor- ted by truck to less populated areas. `But is it the bears' fault? Here is a quote from a 'Park's publication: -"Feeding a bear is both stupid and cruel. It is stupid because it teaches the bear that you are the source of food and then it is unrealistic to suppose that the bear will know that food, thrown on the ground is "his" and. food in a pack or cooler is "yours". Feeding a bear is cruel because the bear, having been 'corrupted by thoughtless people, becomes so destructive in its quest for food that eventually it has to be destroyed. F" But further, the Ontario Safety Lea'ue states, the bear's foraging inAtinct should not be tempted by leaving food easily available on the campsite. FACE TO FAC WITH TOTAL TERROR!- , ENT ERT AINMENT SUNDAY, .,SEPT. 2nd Only —4 SHOWS THEYPLAYAROUND WITH MURDER Am MEN! he Legend of Bogy Creek A TRUE STORY „ „ ,a., -ti M c`IPLMIND(114NA,A t,..,.,tLwlitn,HAeil,�^Fptr i t, 1! r•N,t . ,.p 1 - THE STORY OF. THE "FOUKE MONSTER" COUNTYORGA vampire AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL'S MOB" SHE � A inCOLOR n. PERFECT - DULT ENTERTAINMENT The ROUGHEST RIDE IN TOWN! SUNDAY! SEPT. 2 A Habit Practiced by Strange 'Women... DO K-TOOAWN MARATHON as. • M BAYFIELD RD. '-°; GOOERICH 524-7711 Licensed under L.C.B.O. ' LDINING & DANCING -. MONDAY TO SATURDAY `SUNDAY DINE BY .CANDLELIGHT OUR ROAST BEEF IS A DELIGHT. FINAL WEEK OF NIGHTLY ENTERTAINMENT PLAYING TILL SEPTEMBER 1 THE EUPHONY BUSINESSMAN'S LUNCH IS NOW OUR SPECIALTY SOMETHING DIFFERENT EVERYDAY The Horses are now in the hands of the Starter - AND THEY'RE OFF. & RACING For another year of/ excitement at GODERICH RACEWAY HARNESS RACING EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT FROM JULY 11, 1973 • Pari-Mutuel Wagering. • 10 Races Nightly • Post Time 7:45 Every Wednesday The ----1 �cd old days again... Kentucky Fried Ckickew, TUESDAY SPECIAL Our Regular x1.29 Dinner ADULT ENTERTAINMENT AMERICAN iNTERNAT,^NAL COLOR 1. t ,11EMT SUTE routs ROARKE MUM LANE HER TOUCH WAS TENDER BUTIT -SPUN A WEB v OF DISASTER / TUESDAY ONLY ADULT, ENTERTAINMEN, • DOWN A:HELL-RLN OF NATt rode the ANGEL—. UNCNAINED (COL�l1 �•L'� .•. mot RKANArt ANA Ii0N4l• ADULT ▪ EN▪ TERTAINMENT cT 1' • 2 Pcs. Chicken • French Fries • Cole Slaw • Grecian Bread -11 tif s Kintucky fried • A CANADIAN COMPANY • 87 Kingston St. GODERICH AT THE FIVE POINTS II5T46 Nwt t 44 DRIVE-IN . N • GODERICH• PHONE 574 (MI CONCESSION • NYE IN THEATRE WILL BE OPEN THURS. FRI. SAT. and SUN. for REMAINDER OF THE SEASON r rw nni N ONO/ R 12 FREE CHU C)RI ONC)F- FREE GODERICH 30 THE SQUARE PHONE 524-7811 AIRCONDITIONED Sundays 7th -14th SUN. MON: TUES.' WED. THURS. ONE SHOWIi4VONLY FRI. & SAT. 2 SHOWINGS 740. 9I S . •