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PAGB 16—GODERICFI SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, JUNE 13, 1') 4
26. CARD OF THANK,
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FEI.L(')Wti •M.in\ thank, to Our
family r••lattae, and friend; for
gift, t1.lwer, and rrtrd. ~pet lal
thank- 1, tt' wh,, honoured u,.with
their t,rr.rrl • till tnade our rots
We l+lrii� ' iini\eirsars t happy and
tate m .r Asir „ t,r++n Fla & dy?ltirk
Fell .w .1
tiPRt)['I 1 would like to thank the
nerghhow , And triend, for ear+i,,
flower, ,gift, ;1111 1,1r, w'hllt• 1 was a
t)arit.nt rn t''utt',ri hospital 'tipet'tal
think, t„ 1)t ~trait Ind 1)r L,irn-
t)ert no, ,t , and ,gaff.. !vlari,in
tipf,1111 --2.1
Mi )tiff ,A-,•1 h t\ t• ,Irld m\ barber
swine to Mr tiandy Profit. I
wr,.l! 1 ltk. '„ 'hulk all. of tho,e.'who
parr„niic•,3 ,h„t, ,lariat; the pat
ve;ir, Y sunilr„rni t .Jwa, Derv'
mu•h tI)1>t-t r.rtt•�1. lrrhn '�n.:—)1
CHAPMA' - 1 w„nld like to think
ms, Hert,l, in 1 rt•lativ,., for flower.
catd- ir,.1 1•:t, whtlt 1 was ;a
pat 'vitt In kle-vindra Marine ;and
(;ener.il H r,arrr,tl til>t•, i;d thank; to
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incl the curse, .+1 2nd } ,i,• —Barb
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ilei .1rtr.1 N„,trrt.tl Ind' to my
friend, tri thr•1;and
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C'I'tiTOM tiwn+hi n, .in•i r.
dltionint; for h,i )'hone 121
709(4.-2121
Former jail ...
continued from page 1 along with copies of some Of
large room tui -t inside the. en- Mr Sallow's ,we,rk The them•
tram c• will. contain graphic of the . presentation will be
illustrations of the.future of the Huron bounty Pioneer I)av's.
The room visited next would
consist. of a displa\ on loan
from the Pioneer 'Museum The,
theme will he in keeping with
the new tourist attraction and ,
will consist of actual artifact,
that were either in common
jail
Some +.1 the plans call for
complete rt•turni,hing of- the
GoNernrr house using
original t)ietes Interested
resident, of Huron County
have contacted some members
of the tail board about the -use in that era or were used in
wht re-atiouts •of some of the the Huron County u•Jail.
original. furnishings. Guests would then leave this
Special attention will be room• and move through the.
given to Tiger. Dunlop and the huge doorway connecting • the
Canada Company as these house to the jail. The ground
historical stories will 'be • floor of the jail ail its original,
' portrayed in special ,rooms condition will he on di,l;lac t•.
when t he restoration is corn, tourists who will gather, here
plete. for possible quest ions ,for the
The future of the jail will guides on dutv
hopefully see the ground floor 'Admission prices for the tour
of the jail left in its original .have been set by the ' Jail
Board. Adult tickets will cost
condition. displaying a histr'�ry �l; children” under 12 ar+'outi
of Focal government.. T_Ptese panied lay an adult will, pay '25
plans will be outlined for this
summer's visitors to view in the cents; and :students making the
spacious room. tour as part of a school .lass
As the tourist, leave this trip will also pay 25 cents.
Jail Board Chairman, Paul
glide mini
room they will enter a ex
theatre -Here a -sound Carroll, expressed the e
presentation featuring'the work citement of the -group when -he'
of R.R. Mallows, an early spoke of the wide interest beim„
shown in the restoration.
Huron 'County photographer ,.People across 'the Courily
Will be shown. A production by •
are being contacted daily with
the Ministry of Agriculture will infOrmation'or artifacts directly
be the basis of the showing related to the Huron County
.Jail”. he said. "Keen interest is
being shown in the restoration
process with a desire to replace
original furnishings 'or offer '
first hand advice to help us
complete the task ' y
Where once prisoners milled
about in their daily exercise
perjod; ar tors '. rir es will ring
out' entertaining residents of
Goderich and tourists visiting
the town this summer.
The Pendulum Players have
secured the use of the large
courtyard in the Huron County
Jail as an open air theatre”
'during the summer month,
The actors will he performing
on Tuesday and Thursday
evenings in the courtyard
during a six to seven week
program that will deal with all
the aspects of the theatre Sun-
dae afternoons will also he in-
cluded in' the schedule of
product of S . for. special
children's plays.
The co-operative effort het -
ween the theatre group and the
Huron Historic Jail Board is
designed to give the old jail an
extra boost as a tourist attrac-
tion. It is primarily a non-profit
ventu-re and there will he no
admission fee to people wishing
to view the plays
Any donations to the perfor-
mers will be made in the
the school.
traditional 'style of passing the
hat. All proceeds received in
this manner will he divided
evenly between the jail hoard
and the actors.
Some minor difficulties such
as Beating for the audience and
stage lighting will have to be
ironed out by , the two
promoters but the future is
bright - for theatre lovers in
Goderich this summer as thev
will be enjoying amateur
theatre performed with a
professional attitude i,;,,
traditional atmosphere.
Victoria
vandals
vanish
Classes at Victoria School
were -disrupted Monday mor-
ning aO the result of vandalism
in the'school over the .weekend.
Don O'Brien, principal of the
school, said the vandalism was
• mostly "nuisance damage
Desks, mostly teachers' desks,
were turned around and left
disarrayed, glue was poured
t ,
into an acquarium and other
mint* damage was done.
Damages Were discovered
about 8:00 a.m. when ..
custodians and the vice-
principat entered the school.
Goderich police investigated
the break-in. They dusted for
fingerprints and compiled lists
for damages and possible
missing articles.
Mr. O'Brien said that some
clasi es were disrupted for
about 45 minutes. Four classes
went on field trips at ,:30 a,tfi.
and escaped the confusion at
1.
Some recording tape might.
have been starers but nothing is
definite .yet. said
Police Chief Pat King
that almost all the classloorflA
were entered. He confirmed Mr.
O'Brien's description of the
damage.
Police are continuing an in-
vestigation to find the culprits
"We suspect , they were
children," the chief said.
t ''',gntrance was probably
gailned thrnpgh a fire escape, he,
added,
Ott t --ti Harriston
-r1 _ , `,'e Rc leo winners -were presented with trophies from tab Jcal Kinsmen Club at
Swat ) `'a ley Hall Monday night They are (from left, front rbw) Scut 1,' .tKinson Grade 3 and
Kevin Harris Grade 3 and 4; Ralph. Cook; Grade 1 and 2 •Grant�rarrow, Grade 1 and
2 t_ sa r' )rri5 Grade 1 and 2: (back row) Const. Tom Jarczak, pol,ce safety officer;' Debbie
point winner who earned trophy for -her school, indi, Baal category winner
and winner f comblnatton bicycle radio. light and horn; Jeff Sower:+',, senior winner; Greg
n
Fe,',s ;e,.),,,inner, ,inner. and Bob Picard of the Kinsmen. Lisa Harris. Scott Wilkinson, Debbie
1
Shad ':s and G'eg Ferris will enter advanced competitions in Harriston Dwaine Cooke, a
Grade 4 and. 5 winner was absent when the picture was taken (staff -photo)
Kinsmen , News
Eiev.en.to Niagara Falls
On \'i�'tl,rta' Dav weekend 11
person, 1t;1;In the Kinsmen Club
of -Goderich Travelled, to.
Niagara Falls tort he District l
Convention - ('hose ,,attending
were' Mr and Mrs • Stan Con-
nelly. Mr. and Mrs. -John Shad
click, Mr and Mrs ”. Harold
Wilkinson, , Mr and Mrs. Bob
Mt'Ia+1.uga11 Mr. and Ars.. Dan
-heardow n and Bill Kirkv.
The h'�hlight r)t the weekend
was the ('y,t is F throsis Lun-
hetrit on Sunday at which time
all the Kinsmen and 'Kinette
Clubs in the I)istrii•t presentee
their donations toward C.F.
resew ri•h.
iThe project was started three
sear; ago with the goal of
$12,5'))) each near. The total.
amount- reached so far in three
`,wears is $191,194.56. •
Donations 'from the Clinton
and Gi)cder k h Kinsmen and
Kinette .Clubs total- $1,260.30
this year, including ' $325.:31)
which was raised by a. C.F
Telethon which was held On
Channel 12 in May The local
clubs expressed their thanks to
all principals. teachers, and
pupils of area schools who took
time lrom their busy schedule
to, raise money for this worth-
while prole, 1
Another Tel et hon • i, being
scheduled tothe tall anal
hopefully it -will become an an-
nual event
>t.
BECOMEA'
RED CROSS'
VOIUNTEER
r.•
Kin of thegear
Harold Wilkinson, centre, won the Goderich Kinsmen of the'Year Award at the service clubs
regular Monday night meeting. Present at the award presentation were Bill Kirkey, left, second
vice-president and chairman of the Kinsmen of the Year committee and Ross Wilkie, district
deputy -governor, from Harriston. (staff -photo)
Council wants
401,
su.niers," pointed out Ccntn-
c•i,llor Eileen Palmer, "I'm not
convinced this recommendation
is riot •being slightly arbitrary."
continued from page 1
and said she felt this flexibility
was desirable
Shore .told .,her that the
legislation was 'aimed at Targe,
stores and said small stores
such as those described by Mrs
Haydon would nest come under
the._ proposed regulations but
would be protected. by them.
He also said the proposed
legislation would not affect
resort c'o,mmunities'in the mon-
ths of June., July, August and
September, He added, however,
that Goderich isn't considered
a resort 'community in the same
taay as Grand Bend.. -
"Grand . Bend's population
changes every two weeks in the
summer," reasoned' Shore.
"Goderich's doesn't."
Councillor Leroy Harrison
said - that in�` lb`s; opinion, the
resolution made no allowances
for 'winter resort areas. •
"No consideration is given to
the wants and neelt' of the con -
lazy Bedard.
in tourney .
Izzv Bedard of Goderich,
current club champion at
Maitland has been invited to
'compete in- the 1974 Ontario
Champion of Champions Golf
Tournament for the Beefeater,
t rophv.
Mr. Bedard will represent .
the Goderich Club in the On-
taric) classic played at the Scar
koro Golf & Country Club on
June 21. It is Open to a'll' On-
tario Ghlf Club Champions.
This is the fourth year ,that
Beefeater has sponsored the
tournament in co-operation
with the Ontario Golf
Associat ion.
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