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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1974-10-10, Page 18PAGE M—GODERICH SIGNAL.STAR., THURSDAY, O TOBER W. 1974 Canyou name the peopI' ,Watch for identification next week arjorie Hays Dunlop entertains The congregation of the Clin- ton Christian Reform Church formed a choir to lead the Sun- day evening song service in the auditorium. a Thirty-five residents of Brucelea Haven Home at TAYLOR'S CORNER 4-H Taylor's Corner 4-H Homemakers' Club meeting on Saturday, October 5. ' Special guest at ,the meeting was Miss Jane Pengilley. -All the girls have seen the • cover design and will have it ready for their covers next. -Saturday. Next meeting will be on Saturday, October 12, at Jan Ginn's home. . ' Mrs. De' Boer talked about formal and informal teas and what to serve with therFor a •emonstration,. Mrs, Hildebrand made some fancy sandwiches for an informal tea. Janet Roges was the hostess Walkerton accepted an , in- vitation to.visit Huronview on Monday afternoon. The guests joined in the activities of old time music„ dancing and a sing song. Marie Flynn, Lorne Lawson, Norman Speir. and Jerry Collins provided the music with vocal solos by Morgan Dalton and readings by Mrs. McGrat- "ton. Administrator Ches Ar- chibald welcomed , the visitors to the,,Hame and foliowing. the program, lunch was served in the main dining room by , a resident -committee, 'fitetxy Scratch, .Margaret Kehn, Gladys Stanlake, Miss O'Con nor, Mrs. McKenzie and Mrs. - Kelly. . Mrs. Hussey, recreation supervisor at Brucelea Haven, expressed the appreciation of their residents for the in- vitation and the visitors were taken on a tour of the Home. Mrs. Marjorie Hays Dunlop of Goderich provided a musical for the tea which was extremely o program for "Fancily "Night' successful. accompanied at the piano by • Mr.. Herdman, organist of .St. sa .. ' Stay,' where you're . - to, till Sees, where • you're .at... If you want Newfie products Come. to where it's at! • pt3 VILLAGE STORE RR 4, GODERICH ($ALTFORD) HWY. 21 - TURN AT BRIDGE Salt Cod, Fresh Cod,~'altmeat candy, Biscuits, Setif meat Salt Pork', etc. it's some go di George's Anglican Church, Goderich. Mrs. Dunlop' pans of the residents ng. favourite • songs Snarling thanked tainers residents. and Mrs. the enter- on behalf of the ROUNDAN.o A.tOUTViTH MaAiHa Once ,again it is Christmas Country Fair time;, -.and sud- denly it is later than you think. This year the location will be Saltford Valley Hall . and the days - Wednesday, October 16 and Saturday, October 19, frtoni 11) a.M.. until 9 p.m. This event has grown, each year until, it has been crowded right out of that nice old Carlow Hall. More and more craftspeople have asked for space in which to sell their wares and more end more people have crowded'. Onto the Hall to buy these goods so that the Colborne ladies were forced to rent the largest hall in t.lib vicinity that, wa'g. still in Colborne Township. It was 'rather frightening at the old' hall ,to have the place r filled with shoppers" and see a bus load of people come in. Of course, things seem to work out all right at such times, but they finally had to admit they had outgrown• their orntury old building. Altho' there will be more • space in the Saltford Valley Hall, there will also be more -Craftspeople thePe, but being all on one floor it will. be easier to display the crafts and much more aisle space for the shop- pers. The parking. will—also be taken care of so more cars may come in to park... The decoration 'theme - Nostalgia - will show the fine drawings of Beryl Harper who - is very good at this sort of th- ing. Many will recall her' background .work for the I.O.D.E. ' and Fashion Show, Centennial Year '67 and many other large drawings she has made of pioneer people and historical things. Also, .Florence Aberhart ,has a series of paintings which are nostalgic, indeed, and will bring pleasure to many, many' people. l ' ;Also in this craft -painting - . Jim Marlatt of the. Green Gallery on St. Patrick Street will show his work, the Goderich Art Club will have a -display, Agnes Moon, a Colborne artist will also have a display, and there are probably many others' showing their prints and paintings. I believe there will be three well known potters,'. Sheila •.Gunbyand the Stewarts, perhaps more. The 'last year or so, -more and more people .are =discovering the beauty of wood and Jack's Wood Turnery of Clinton and the Verkley Family , of Thedford are only two of the groups with wood crafts to sell. Those look -like -sisters, Evelyn and Dorothy, will have UFESTYIE By WovI4n '1 Y�u Rather Own a Beautiful Home like This? • Compare tho numerous advantages and features in this new -style of home ownership. We invite you to... A r. Come in and talk to us - about your ho:usin,g needs... Huron Haven Homes OPEN 9:30 A.M. TO 9 P.M. 1 DAYS A WEEI( Located just 3 miles north of Goderich on Hwy. 2i at Tiles Haven 1Viilage 524-.6384 524..805'9 AJ hundreds of candles and novel candle 'arrangements. Another group well known to this area for their terrific. work with flowers and weeds and vegetables are Jean McKee, Edna Shaw, Dorothy Feagan • and Shirley Hazlitt. Their stall i called' The Flower Pot and besides the dried flowers and weeds you can find interesting shapes. and colours in gourds - and probably other things. These girls are very clever. There will be more than one showing of antiques and many displays will have interesting things out .of the past. All nostalgia! , , One craft, that always fascinates Me is the making of rugs., There, are hooked rugs braided rugs, some ' even crocheted and knitted but the ones I want to mention are, those made - `I don't know HOW they're made, but they are roadie of binder or bailer twine. This HAS to be the har- dest, roughest material one could ever use for a rug and the rugs last' forever! • Little Mrs. Robert Bean has been making these rugs for many, many years. She does them in her spare time and it takes at least a day - of `spare time to make a door step sized one this is probably over two feet long. The smaller ones she can make- in an afternoon. This could' be a gift that lasts for ,years! ..- There are so many in- teresting. things and people I could tell you about, but'if you arrange your tour so that you can spend a little more time at the booths that interest, you most, you wilhcome away with a great deal of satisfaction in time well spent and it -might even get YOU working with hobbies you have ,been putting off for years. Goderich has several shops where you can buy materials for these , hobbies, so get to them while you can still enjoy them. • Of course there -will 'be the'` .baked goods available, althh with the high' cost of sugar, flour and everything, some have been hesitant about making things. But . I . still ex-� pect there will be "a " great variety .of yummy • goodies 'for • you to enjoy. To change the subject - ate you planning to 'attend 'the musical concert at next Wednesday? The Schneider Male Chorus has become quite famous for their great evenings of enter- tainment and the. ladies' of the Bluewater Chapter of the Eastern 'Star have been for- tunate in booking this group for this time. - October 23. Try to get your tickets ahead and 'en- joy a great' ev'ening of music. The Goderich Little Theatre drive for memberships starts,; right away for the '74-75 season. Three plays the first of which is The Happiest Days of Your Lies directed by Brian Markson. This will be a great waj' to open ,the Goderich Theatre season - "send them away smiling and they're sure to come back" - or words to that effect. , Check the ,ad for phone num- bers to call and since records were lest in the big Barn fire it 'would help if you would con- tact the member who has sold you a ticket in the, past. This Saturday, October 12, Brookside .School is holding a . 4 i' Think about it When the surgeon does a cor- neal transplant on the eye, he uses tiny razor sharp needles to cut out the defective part of the N cornea, Using tissue from a donor eye, he extracts a section the exact shape and -size of, the , defective pieceand sews it into the patient's cornea. More than 50,000 Canadians have pledged their eyes through the Eye Bank of Canada. Thanksgiving Supper, a program with locartalent and a draw. Now, the Brookside school is half way between Dungannon„ and Lucknow - I have probably seen it but never been there - , but,. 1know a couple of good looking teachers there! Anyway, you are sure to have a great , supper and enjoyable evening. 'See :the Bulletin Board for more info'. Love Martha Bavarian Night MAITLAND CQJ1NTRY, CLUB Friday, October 25 9 - 1 • GERMAN MUSIC • GERMAN FOOD $15 PER COUPLE Call Mae Schaffer at 524-8502 for tickets oderich re ANNUAL . SUBSCRIPTION CAMPAIGN Memberships" ADULTS -'QNLY 56:00 STUDENTS - ONLY x3.00 A REAL VALUE SEE.3 PLAYS FOR ONLY 6.00 FOR TICKETS: PHONE 524 6908 Or 524-9461 OR FROM ANY G.L.T. MEMBER Support Yotir Local Theatre P FIRST PRODUCTION: NOVEMBER 21, 22, 23 THE -HAPPIEST DAYS OF .YOURLIFE A farm,► In 3 acts by John Dighton \D.Irected by Brian Markson 5