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Yes siree — more graduates
Holmesville`Public School held a special graduation ceremony
last week tc welcome. their Grade One students for 1976. The
students gathered with their graduation hats to ,receive their
kindergarten diplomas. The students' are front row from -left,
Esther Berry, Patricia Hessels, Tammy Smith, Doug W in and
Jan Russel°. Second row left to. right, Angela Orr, Judith
isjam,'Scott,McCullou; h, Margaret -Anne Hummel, Peter Ott
and Ingrid Stryker..Third row left to right, Chris Breckles,'Tina
Chambers, Paul Koetsier, Kim Bruinsma,.Robtrt Roosemalen
•• and Steven Taylor. Fourth row left, to right, Ricky Vain
'Nancy. Thompson, Beverly Betties; Lorr-Anne Dale, Anja
Potze, Chris Anderson and Stephen 'Gayer. Fifth row left to
0. right, RobbyPorter, 'Carson Teal, Ricky Thorn, Tracy Pollock, -
Ja"son Stanley, Mark Leitch, and Gerry, Kinley. (staff -photo)
Better crowds this yearat
Huron Country Playhouse
As the. summer season begins
to blosson °so do the audiences
at' the Huron Country
Playhouse. 'More an more.
resident °, as well as weekend
visitors . are' .finding the
Playhouse,a congenial •ce'to
go for an, evening; Set• on a
farrnsite with all the original
buildings intact; it. is a
delightful way to be, entertained
for an evening,
This week's play is,•The Glass
''Menagerie • by "Ten -nesse
Williams. This deeply moving
play shows''a family's struggle
to try to ',improve their
existence.Welearn of •the
humanity of the Wingfiel'ds, as
fragile as the glass' menagerie,
reflecting ...facets of hope,
disappointment, whimsy. and
humour in turn. A powerful
classic that one will remember..
i%il'een =1 `a 4or S`i ttfr're tUr i I'S —
sfro.m her role in the first
production of Barefoot in the
Park to play°A marfda; a mother
.striving to Obtain a good Wel-6i
"hertwo children. 'Miss Smith
has „much experience.. behind
her. As well as her acting
credits, which include Two
Gentlemen of Verona ''and
Summer and Smoke, she has„
directed exper'imenta'l
children's ci,ramw and has,
worked with the University of.
Toronto in their , educational
fi1m,,,department. She "has also
appeared in the CBC 'per-
formance .series in On The
Evidence. r
Robert Michael • Graham
plays her son, a poet trying to.
escape his mundane existence.
Seen in 'Barefoot in th&Park in
his role as tie telephone repair
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Laura, the sensitive young
'daughter„ , is played by" Fran-
coise Vallee"' She has played
Joan Of Arc with the Toronto
Workshop Productions as well
as in The Lessons Wisp in •the
Wind which she then did on TV,
and Ten Lost •Years. On
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Bitter Gold, French for% Love
and The Manipulators,
Rex Stallings plays' the long-
awaited Gentleman Caller. He
wi)11 be remembered for his role
of Paul Bratter in Barefoot in
the•Park;and has performed in
many '' Hendon West End •
productions such as Oh
Calcutta and Fiddler on the •
hgof, -
The Glass. -Menagerie begins
Wednesday; July 9th and runs
until Saturday, July 12: The
Playhouse - has been playing to
capacity crowds and the'••
summer1ias just begun.
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Clinton team Wins.
Victoria Grey trophy
The GodeOch Lawn Bowling
Club played host to 26 teams of
mixed pairs from, Stratford,
Mitchell, S uforth, Woodstock, •
Clinton, Exoter4.St. Marys and
$russet's in tb6ll annual Vic-
toria & Grey Trust ,Co.. tour:
nament:held on to July ,First
Record Fess
convictions
----Transportation. and CorM-
munication 'linist'er' Jahn R.
Rhodes announced today •that
convictions in Ontario in
respect to the operation • of
motorized to,
vehicles, were
down slightly'in 1974 compared
to 1973 figi.ires,
The figures, compiled by • the
Drivers and Vehicles Divis:ion
of the Ministry, show hat there
'were-2,360_conv'ictions in 1974 as
compared to 2,170 in 197-3,7 "'"
There were 34 'convictions
under the Criminal Code,
eluding 21'for driving offen
nine for driving '"le
disqualified; oriel/for angerous
and three fop failing toremain.
Other charges;' under the
Motorized Snow Vehicles Act,
included 35. foy careless
driving; 28 for disobeying signs
and 15 for speeding.
Irrr addition, the - following
convictions were recorded: 984,
ho plate; 219,, ' failing to'
register; 335-, no- driver's
licence; and 338 for operation
(or permission to operate) of an
uninsured vehicle.
_Holiday. „
'1'bt.' Clinton tetam of Mary
Holland and Dave Colclough
bowled their way to first place
h+y winning all three matches
with a score of 43 points':
Honor S> 'also went to the
• following five teams: second
plies; .to Merl; Jackson arid Len
Barri-churn 'of St. Marys:third
place CO Mary and, -Art
;Finlayson „of Seaforth; fourth
.' >lace to Grace Scrimgeour acid
Walt Westbrook of Mitchell;
fifth to May and• Fred
Richvrcison of .,Goderich; and
, sixth spot to lreu,e and Ted
White, also of,Gocjet•ich.
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DATE LINE MAY 4„ 1965
• Have you • ever., thdught of
cooing a bandstand intact?
Well, deputy reeve Robert
Squire decided he would this
•'" t+eek anaprovI 1rd himseif with
21 -hour headache" The time is
Monday • andtoo
' fills prove to be the
can't budge the
Some time and a few heated
words Tater° Mr. Squire has -
decided
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decided to elevate himself so '
that ice . cap issue his in-
structions a llttle more clearly •
to the additional workmen who
have been called in. The time i,
.:
15 p.m" and a float: has bgerr
Mailed in to give assistance,
,Secure, on the noat a hurriefl,.
mo:isuremnt reveals the load
-' ,will tic too 'high to go 'Under
'telephone cables to its Bayfield,
Road destination. The answer.?
The 'deputy reeve grabs 0 saw
and crawls up•to demolish the
spike. on top. The result? The
time is 7: 15 p',m., the spike has
demolished,'but the load is
still too high. A joker in the
r-a'ssembled crowd ^ shouts:
,:'Thanµ me a coconut".
-At ': 15 p"m" the instructions go,
outto pack it for the night, And
• that's where, the' bandstand
• stayed for the night' only feet
away from its originaLresting
place. Next night, :under
pressure from county oi'ficials, YE
aµaiting service trucks, Mr, L
Squire wa'S forced to chop a few
feet from the ton of the band-
stand'so the journey could, be
• completed. Mr" Squire is to use -
die old bandstand as a °Gift
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. It's our 10th
anniversary and
--to commemorate it
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we will have two'
birthday cakes during the celebration.,
You may be the lucky person.. who finds
a 1975 Silver .Dollar' in your pieces,.
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In 1927 'Robed 'Standish built
a bandstand for s Goderich•, to
Celebrate their t'OOth birthday.
It had a prominent place in
Courthouse park for many
years, Bert Squire a.nephew of
Robert Standish -,decided to
preserve the structure as a
piece of~local history in
keeping with Canada's Gen.
tennial year 1,967,"
The result of this conversion
can be seen on Highway 2.1.
South •G•oderich at Squire
Gifts.
elebration.'
Begins Thursday;
R July 10 Ends
Monday, July -14
Bert 'and Winnifred Squire
take pleasure iii inviting you
Jo visit thetr.utl,ique centre of
- Canadiana '' Gifts' and
Souvenirs. Why not come,_ in
and browse around?
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hard to find... so we must limit this offer to
silver dollar per; customer
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