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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1975-04-03, Page 114 • - , '!!!!! r , , - a liellelell•••••••1•1•Weimilieemeseemmeeeft, BLYTH LIONS BINGO Blyth Memorial Hall, , SATURDAY, WO p.m. $150 jackpot in 60 calls. Big cash prizes.-44tf NEW BINGO, Clinton Legion Hall, 8:30, every Thursday. Admission $1.06, fifteen regular games, $10.00 each. Three Share -The -Wealth games:, One Jackpot for ' $150.00 in 54 calls consolation. One call and $10.00 added weekly if not won:—cgtfn A TURKEY SUPPER at Victoria United Church, Wednesday; April 16, 1975, at 6:30 p.m. Adults $3.00, children 12 and under $1.50. Phone 524- 7696.-13,14 GODERICH United Soccer - Club would like any persons :interested in trying out for the "A or -B" team to come to the High School Thursday night between 6:30 and 9:30 p.m. For information call 524,8934, 524: 8673.-13,14 . 1 - THE AHMEEK CHAPTER I.O.D.E.. will meet on Monday, April 7th, at 2:15 p.m., at the home of Mrs. Ben Chisholm, 20 Albert St. -14 THE HURON County Health Unit invites you to attend the Expectant Parent Education Classes, ftbeitig -Mktin the - Assessment Office Board Room, 454 Gloucester Terrace, Goderich comMencing. V/5—frair '7:k1 - 9:30 p.m. Would anyone • who is interested please pre - register by calling 1-800-265- 4485 toll free or the Health Unit office at 524-8301. Both husbands and wives are invited to attend and participate in -the ••• HOLLY GULLY COMING EVENTS: April 6th, Closed Reception; Friday, April 11th, Mozart and the Melody Makers; April 12th, Annual • Hully Gully Canoe Race and Maple Syrup Festival; April 12th, Country Singles; April 19th, Star Treks, sold out; April 20th, Moto Cross Season Openere-14AR REGULAR HEARING AID SERVICE CENTER CATVIPBELLIS 168 THE SQUARE GODERICH Thursday, Aptil 10 3 p.m. FREE ELECTRONIC HEARING TESTS REPAIRS TO MOST MAKES OF HEARING AIDS . E. R. THEDE HEARING AID SERVICE 88 QUEEN:, ST. S. ititCHENER HURON COUNTY Federation monthly membership meeting, Thursday, April 3, 1975, 8:30 Seaforth • District High School, Seaforth, Ont. Guest - Speaker- Mr; - Frank- Wall; vice-president O.F.A. Mr. Wall will speak on the- proposed Ontario Farm Income BINGO every Saturday at Goderich Legion Hall, 8:30 .p:m. Fifteen regular games, $12.00 prizes. Four share -the - wealth ' games'. with this eek's jack ot $80 00 in 56 discussions. • calls. Door prizes. Admission HOW'S YOUR HEARING? Find out today! for an appointment phone 524-7241 no obligation. FNIFII Harold K. Arnold HEARING AIDS LTD. • 8 Duke St. E. 'Kitchen*, Ont. 742-9494 GODERICH SERVICE DAY •APRIL 8,, 9 - 12 Noon at RIECK'S PHARMACY 14 The Square Goderich • • VISIT • MINI -MUSIC 43 WESt ST. GODERICH OPEN FRIDAYS 9:30 TIL 9 P.M. SATURDAYS 9:30 TIL 5:30 FOR ALL YOUR MUSICAL NEEDS' -LESSONS - NEW & USED INSTRUMENTS ,flAmo TUNING ' PULSIFER MUSIC SEAFORTH 527-0053 Country Singles Dance SAT. APRIL 12 at Holly Gullif Sport In Varna - Turn west at Huron Centennial School in Beucefield. 8:30 p.m. Music by The "Blue water Playboys" - Refreshments Served Watch for our next dance an April 26 at the Clinton Legion of)olo)(!)e) (Pe)mor) to)0 $1.00.—gtf COMING APRIL 17TH, Rexall's 2 FOR I SALE at Rieck Phar4n.acy, Goderich.-14AR MEETING of the Huron County Branch Architectural Con- servancy of Ontario, on Tuesday, April 8th, at 8:00 • p.m., at St. George's Parish Hall. The Heritage Canada Film, "A Future for the Past" will be shown. Everyone Welcome.—l4ar Land Ihnits concern for everyone The good earth is our heritage. But we have defiled and polluted too much of it for too long. How we use our land is now becoming an urgent national issue. In the near future, every state is likely to adopt a state land use program. - Your Christmas Seal Association is concerned about the issue because careless land use results in dirty air. Air pollution contributes to lung disease. The 'deterioration and pollution of our environment diminishes us all. Our misuse of the land has created decaying cities choked by congestion and car exhaust, sprawling speedways -and, decrepit -public -- transportation, vanishing wilderness and open . spaces which are closing fast, .thoughtless-disposal-of-wastc, crushing energy demands on dwindling resources, and the confinement of poor and minority groups into urban ghettos. •.:Our cities and towns have grown like Topsy, without. rhyme or reason. It is believed that land use development must be organized and coor- dinated to protect and polish our now -tarnished heritage. Only,75% of teenagers have smoked What percentage of teenagers have •never smoked more than . a handful• • of cigarettes in their lives? Surprise. The answer is 75 percent. An extensive 1974 survey conducted by the MS. gover- nment ' s National Clearinghouse on Smoking and Health also 'found that only 15.8 percent of teenagers, are regular smokers. The per- centage of. girls who smoke ha inched up to that for boys, What factors • influence decisions about smoking? For teenagers the most important concern is "control of mY future" Most ,teenagers want to decide themselves what kind ofa person 'to become and to 'shape their own lives. The next most important factor . is awareness of the effects Of • smoking on health. The third most significant factor, the survey showed, is a concern for nonsmokers' rights. There is a growing feeling among teenagers as well as adults that people who do not smoke have the right to breathe . clean air which is not polluted with cigarette smoke. • Here, are some of the fascinating findings : - 77 percent think cigarette' smoke is a form of air pollution. - 87 percent feel smoking harms teenagers. -72 Percient4dis4gree tar and nicotine cigarettes are safe. - 56percent are bothered '1?ecause-manpadults=canit-stop- smoking. It just seems as 'if • all teenagers everywhere are smoking their heads off. They aren't. And they have good reasons not to. To find. outnuke reasons why most people, in- cluding teenagers, don't smoke, contact your Christmas Seal Association. It's matter of life and breath., Colonel Sander. :: Recipe 4e. riod; •TUESDAY DINNER SPECIALTUESDAY "LY A 'CANADIAN COMPANY 4e)111 INS ' OUR REGULAR 51.95 DINNER ' • • 3 pieces of delicious kentucky''Pried Chicken • 1 order of golden brown French fries Creamy cole slaw • Grecian bread • -at the 5 Points- . °tonal Sanders' Recipe .9ELGIN ST... 4 • A CANADIAN e0y,etV..y • Cbldnel Sanders and his bois make iimfinger good" GODERICH 43<=4 C=41C=4K==11•==4*C==:::74 The Great Storm DRESS REHEARSAL • OPEN TO THE. PUBLIC r • 7 P.M. GDCI DRAMA CLUB GDCI AUDITORIUM Tuesday, April 8 11 ' SILVER COLLECTION K0,==mc==.114==oc=c=4K---wic=;:usc:=414=4 a GODERICH SMIIALATAR,ITILTRSDAY, AJRI3, 19707-PAG,E 4 • A s •,.DELIIIIOUS Meals or Snacks NOW FULLY • LICENSED b., GODERICH,RES AURANT STEAKHOUSE & TAVERN Ltd. LICENSED.UNDER THE LIQUOR LICENSE ACT ' '----WEST STREET SALTFORD • VALLEY' HALL 61, FOR RENT PHONE 24-6838 Quiti44,100000004044104000 o o •Appearing this Week: 04440 0(0404004 4,40(14-40Q0 "Coleman Valley Road" • THURS. FRIDAY & SATURDAY AT THE BEDFORD COURT LOUNGE. PLANNING DINNER OUT Try our delicious smorgasbord Tues. 12-1:30 p.m. Wed. 6-7:30 Sunday 5-7 p.m. BedfordHotel The Sqqare Goderich iP:140G+000004004100 04000 4 4 004 00444 • Frank- lit C-a.rry-OU • ALSO , 524-7337 044 SPAGHETTI -LASAGNA -RAVIOLI .50 VJEST STREET, GO4DERICH Wear The tirnal Delivery Charge only50c Open Tubsday thru Thursday 4 to 2 a.m. Friday & Saturday 4 to 3:30 a.m. I- • Closed Mondays (except Mondays on long weekends) . We nowhave 18" PARTY SIZE PIZZA r ern carman ' ft 5?44924 111'. PASSPORTS —112 Tow stoma • laigi -WEDii family -PORTRAITS-i cod* oda, -COMMERCIAL- inclustrisoi colour 1046 0,5 TCARDS brootouroo oil -FRAMING !r_ niNxik,k PHQTODRAWING ENLARGEMENTS • small - EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT at 8 p.m. Sharp WITH OVER $3,000.00 AT STAKE LEGION HALL — HANOVER . 2 Early Bird Games Starting At 7:30 p.m. Sharp Six Cards for 25c — Winner's Prize: 3/4 of Take • 15 Regular Gamin for $25.00 *GREEN.GIANT CARDS Pay DOUBLE 4 Regular Games $50.00 -.2 Regular Games $100.00 •, ' 1—JACKTPOT GAME for $1,450.00 • $200.00 Consolation Prize Sheet of Three Cards — $1.00 • 1—Winner Take All — Sheet of Three Cards for 50c . Weekly and Monthly Attendance Draws r ' • • Goderich Collegiate AT HOME FORMAL Friday, April 25 Music by: CHRIS BLACK & HIS SWINGING BRASS 9 to 1 a m s 8.00 Per Couple Plan to Attend SMORGASBORD - THURS. & FRI. NOON. CASUAL DRESS Dine by Candlelight SUNDAY 61 SMORGASBORD 510 8 • BUSINESSMAN'S LUNCH Different Every Day • „VI.Slt THE Lkansed under C.C.B.O. COLOURsTV BAYFIELD RD., GODERICH RELAXING 524-7711 ATMOSPHERE -DINNER RESERVATIONS ACCEPTED DINING and DANCING Friday and Soturday B.C. 3 pLus. "LW * Sorry - we cannot accept 'reservations for entertainment • a- • !!, 30 THE SQUARE PHONE 524-7811 MR CONDITIONED 1NED., THURS., FRI., SAT. APRIL 23,4,5 YOU'VE READ MOTHER–TAMP ABOUT HER.. HOW SEE HERI VI/VP/mune¶tsaly‘Bizsiness MATINEE Saturday & Sunday, Aprii 5 & 6 SATURDAY - 1:30 SUNDAY 2:00 •immis,aem "Thank go9dness— the kind of rnovie parents as well as kids will find utterly charming and entertaining." FamilyCircle A: Family Film byjoecamp It's the dog from Petticoat Junction in a fresh, • exciting, unordinary kind of picture that tells its story • completely from a dogs point Of view. • ,S(IN., MON., TUES. - APRIL 6, 7, 8 . TAMARIND SEED PLUS HOMEBODIES ADULT ENTERTAINMENT WED., THURS. FRI. SAT. APRIL 9,10,11,12 THE ODESSA FILE. THE STORY IS TRUE. THE ENDING WILL STARTLE YOUi ADULT ENTERTAINMENT Meet the brothe withi badge thwehottal! on the Mob - and wins both ways! COLUMBIA PICTURES...,, • A,."JORI FII.M SfRVICESHcaCK• •