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Have you ever been struck by
something odd? - well,
something odd ,truck me today
and I just thought you might
find it interesting. To be or
NOT to be - for the Plaza's
developers, is the first thing
gnu see when you pick up your
paper. Then a fine policeman
-- being 'roasted for trying to keep
the last threads of discipline
and respect intact. He knows
once it is taken from this depar-
'tment we are A.LL lbst, Please
Chief - dnn't knock him down.
ROUND AND ABOUT V1TH MARTHA
These and other bits of in-
terest on the Front • Page -
isuall\' well-read -_ then you
urn the page. A few like , to
read the Looking Back column
and glance at the picture of the
_day. Some enjoy the editorial
omments - they are the
I'HINKERS the WORRIERS;
then they Dear Editor columns
" are carefully: read. Three pages
with the' best of the moment.
news and ONE o mall ad. Isn't
that odd?
I've heard more • griping
about_ the paper being full of
advertising and nothing more.
I just wishvfpr ONCE these
people would , READ. Then
their Briticisms,would be worth
something. •
Manyrf you look'for the Ain-
slie Meat Market ad on page 3
each week. How it managed -
-manv, Many years ago to hold
such 'a place of distinction, I do
not know, but it is a• market of
distinction and lives up to its
great reputation as one of the
hest fresh meat: shops in this
town. •
•Next we have . Hoffineyer
Plumbing and Heating pushing
the Inglis. dishwasher - so you
ran spend more time with your
. family. girls. Inglis. a,.leading
. manufacturer of quality goods
shows you that .Hoffineyeris
also a dependable name.
Chisholm TV an attractive
hop near. The Square, selling
good *name merchandise. and
-the same in service.
Graham ' Electric is also
another with a name for terrific
service - and are THEY busy!
The little Newfie quotation
fell flat last week - someone
goofed - probably ME! So again
"Stay where you're to, 'til I -
see's where you're AT." The.
•to's and at's are in their right
place - and sci is the Village
• Store.
Here is the outlet store of the
0l4' Air Force Base, Clinton
talking to you about some fur-
nishing savings. If you need it -
READ it..
Kingsbridge and Auburn
news takes up' most of the .next
page but Blue's Supermarket
under new owner. management
has a fine ad for the week - and
Mrs. 'Blue is 'getting a much
needed rest after many years of
hard work. on The Square and
for The _Square.
.I remember a few' - years ago
when we couldn't get •any en-
• t-husiasm built up for a • Santa
Parade, Mrs. BTue, said, "Let's
gets the show on the road," and
personally spent hundreds of
,dollars for a wonderful- set of
reindeer, the best Santa never read.them? Oh well, volt
costume ,(with a great Santa) can't win them all.
and the elves,- clowns the Maple Leaf Mills - Seed
whole wonderful float AND " Division talks to our farmers
performers from her own shop. and Household Realty on West
What a gal - thanks Elsie. St. has an eye opener for you -
Jim Hayter who took over a if you have any loose money
flourishing Che‘.. -Olds fran- The Community Credit Union
chise, is a great addition to our has a new manager. - a good
nice town. What a hockey looking young rnan to() (Must
player was Jim - we loved him, check on this!)
even tho' he was our 'enemy.' A . Pickett and Campbell have a
true sportsman. fine metn's wear shop and want
Nick Dowhaniuk - never to prove it.,
heard of him - but he has a Craigies = not a poolroom
business which is a doozer - I anymore, is packed to the gills
mean DOZER and backhoe with cough milk and
and trucking service, not too poppycock - whatever THAT is,
far' from town to be of use to besides hundreds of other items
you when you're in a hurry. , - all bargains.•
Anstett Jewellery, of Clinton
want you to know they're still
thinking Christmas- gifts and a
Mr. Henry Pulsifer instructs in
guitar at "43 West St. every
week.
Now we have a great
schedule for the Curling Club
for 19,74-75 season: Are you in-
terested?
. Rawson & Swartman have a
fine shop for the "Men Who
Care" and THEY do!
A Camera Club aaeeting .ad
and another from Mr. Hut-
chison and his Maytags Tom
Lang talks_ about his well
drilling and LOWRY FARM
SYSTEMS have information
also for the farmers.
Oh boy, I'm not half way
thru-the.•Star. and..I'-ve run .nut
of time and paper! To be con-
tini.ied! I. hope!
In the other corner - Raintree
Gallery - speaking of Christmas
Ideas already (darn it) but this •
great idea store is in Clinton so
that will mean a morning out;._
for you.
We come again to a page
which has more info than ads -
and that's where. you lose
money. The Colborne Corner is
a great source of news about
yourfriends and neighbours -.
Do YOU read it?,
Banghart, Kelly and Doig
chartered accountants talk to
you in their ad as does Peter S.
MacEwan regarding his in-
surance business. The Baha'i
Faith is talking to you on one
side of the page and the
Goderich Restaurant and
Tavern on the other.
Alf Hoy" Motors say their
opening has been held up -.13u
they hope to get their. Datsuns
. ready for you - real soon. Sonny
Chisholm takes another nice
corner and I hope he finds it
pays to advertise.
Now, we 'have j sports page -
at least a page of interest to
most men - and women - I see.
The Buildall of Goderich talk
to you about drills, jig saves
and -other manly items = which
by'the way, women can master.
Have you seen the great
pieces of furniture Edna
Overholt has created? - Well,
.she didn't CREATE them but
she borrowed plans, used the
saw, planer, router, drill and
sander - as well as the lathe
and a few other tools and
slugged for hours hand sanding
and finishing another beautiful
"what not" that would be a
credit to a real furniture craft-
sman. Good going, Edna! '
Bluewater TV Cable people
have an thought provoking ad
if you're interested .in any of
these phases of programming
why don't you get in touch?
Lassaline Apple Orchards
are ,loaded. Check. Mr. Hut-
chison* on Huron Road for as
many years as WE have been
here - over 25 still has 'great
service for the appliances he
sells. Have you talked to him
lately?
Squire Gifts those all
Canadian items everyone loves,
talks to you about getting your
gifts for overseas on tune. 0-
oops -• nearly missed George.
George Turton has CIAG In-
surance acid: knows all there is
to know about this 'headache
my word for 'it.
Now, we are getting to MAR -
Ti; -IA, The Garden Club, the
Historical Society, Helping
Hands, Women's. Day Out and'
other bits and pieces, You
Amin
eri c carman photography,
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family
aerial
colour
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PASSPORTS _''New Location
.-WEDDINGS-'
PORTRAITS—
C O M M E. R C I A L—, industrial
�—POSTCARDS... brochures
R A M I N G r' needlework
PHOTODRAWING ENLARGEMENTS •
112 The Square
small
children
INTERMEDIATE C'
SCHEDULE GAME
Goderich Sailors
VS.
Seaforth Beavers
AT 21:30 p.l+.
FRIDAY,. NOVEMBER 8
IN THE GODERICH ARENA
p
Admitsian Adults $1.25
Students SEW .. Children 50c
Love,
Martha
Winter program -
at Ont. Place
Ontario Place, Toronto,
began a Winter Programme
Sunday, October 20, continuing
through subsequent Sundays to
February 23, 1975. This is the
first time in itsfour years of
operation that the waterfront
complex remained open to
move immediately into a win-
ter prograrrime of original films
and multi -media productions.
Giant -screen IMAX films in
Cinesphere include: "Volcano",
"Snow. Job" and '.',Catch the
Sun". The experiential theatres'
feature:- "Torcfnto the . Good"
Poster contest winner
Joanne Buchanan, 10, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. John Buchanan of RR 6 Goderich, proudly
displays her prize winning poster in the Peter Pumpkins Have a Safer Halloween Project,
Joanne captured second prize out of over 500 entries in the contest sponsored by CLKNX for
children 5 tb 12 years'of age (staff photo)
Trigon to feature drama
exchange this coming week
The GDCI Drama,Club will
present its sixth annual Trigon
drama festival Thursday" and
Friday, November 14 and Mat
the GDCI auditorium.
' However, the club will also
be involved in one of the., first
drama exchanges in the
and "Kaleidoscope". The box
office opens at . 11 a.m. and
screenings begin at 11:30 a,m.4
The last screenings are at 5:30
.p.rri. The premises close"' at 7
,p.m.
The grounds and their at-
tractions are closed for the win-
ter.
FOREST WINTER,
fLEA MARKET
NOV. 10th - +aem-
EVERY 2nd and'4th SUNDAY
FOREST ARENA
ANTIQUES' AND 'HANDICRAFTS
DEALERS WANTED'
PHONE 873-2759 OR 882-0613
5 p.m.
Mr. Samuel Wilson, our new head 'chef at the Can-
dlelight.
Mr, iNilaon was trained in complete international
cuisine at Lyons of London, England.
Mr, Wilson has 15 years experience as a head chef in
Canada; at the Latin Quarter of London, and the
Urjlversity Club at the U.W.O. in London.
From his years of experience, Sam will now be
preparing the finest cuisine for your dining pleasure.
Enjoy the nevihot, buffet luncheon on Thursday and
friday .. . dining and dancing Friday and ' Saturday
night ... the delightful Sunday Smorgasbord. Treat
yourself and your family to a new dining experience, at
the ' Candlelight Restaurant, Highway 21 South,
Goderich.
province with its performance
'Thursday and Friday Novem-
ber 7 and 8 in Bradford. GDCI
drama director, .Warren Robin-
son, willbe an adjudicator at
the Bradford festival and will
select' two plays to be staged in
the Trigon production.
Trigon will present three
one -act plays, The Taming of
the Shrew, Reunion at Gallows
Hills and - the Plot , to
DELICIOUS
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NOW FULLY
LICENSED
GODER ICH RESTAURANT
STEAKHOUSE & TAVERN Ltd.
LICENSED UnER THE LIQUOR LICENSE ACT
WEST STREET
Assassinate the Chase Manhat-
tan Bank which was, produced
,by two students,. Earl Salter
and Rob McEwan.
More than 50 members of the -drama club w,ih be involved in
the three produgtions and
tickets for the performance may
be purchased .,,at the door or
from any drama club member.
The cost will be $1.50 for
adults and 75c for children.
JIM
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