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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1987-03-18, Page 74PAGE 4A-GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18, 1987 Entertainment MAPLE KEYS SUGAR BUSII - Open weekends froiu March 14 to April 5, 10 a.nr. to 4 11.111. Demonstrations of maple syrup production, both past and present, will be held. Maple syrup products will be available for sale. ('all the Maitland Valley Conservation Authority at 337-3557 for more information, ' TUESDAY, MARCH 24 - 'l'het'e will be a Goderich Singles Club. Organizational Meeting on March 24 at 7 p.m. at the Goderich Recreation Department in the ( onniiunity Room ( Grandstand ), , 166 McDonald St. All "Singles" are welcome. WEDNESDAYS -evening card parties are held at the Dungannon Senior (Citizen Cen- tre. Adinissronr is $1 and ladies must bring .lunch. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25 - There will be ' the annual Dessert Euchre at the Goderich Township Hall in Holrnesville at 1: p.in. .Admission .i '$2. Sponsored by the women's groups til' the township. WE:DNl SDAY, MARCH 25 - Mothers in- terested in information about breastfeeding are welcome to attend the next meeting 1'r. the Goderich La. Leche League. It will be held on 'Wednesday, March 25 at 9:30 a.m., at the hoiue of..CaroLLonias, RR 5 Goderich. For further information, call 524-2390 or 524-6661. FRIDAY, MARCH 20 - There will be a Hospital Auxiliary Bake Sale on March 20 from 12 noon im in the Auxiliary Room. Fl(1I)AY, MARCH 20 - Euchre card party, at Foresters flail, Ue.nrniller on March 20 at 8:30 p.rn. Admission '$l. Everyone please bring lunch. MONDAY, .ViARCII 23 - Women •Helping Other Women meets ,every second Monday at 8 p.m. at Knox Presbyterian Church in t;oderich. The next meeting is March,23 at 8 p.m. . Guest speaker is Valerie, Bolton of Women 'l'oday'.. The topic will be Self Help Groups. 1'or more information, - please call J74-92222 or. 524- ,Q, _..... • The Goderich Garden Club has arranged a bus trip to the (,tome and Garden Show in Toronto on April 8 at a cost of $34 per, rneniber including admission fee and din- ncr.• Members are required to bring the money for the trip to the March meeting, and to telephone Jean Peart at 524-2741 or Annette Stelnp , at 524-7947 for further •details. WE(DNESD)AY, MARCH '18 - The March ,ineetin).;. •nf the Garden .Club will be on March 18 at the MacKay Centre. Guest speaker Will be Frank Sanders of Blyth; with the topic -Herbs:. how to grow and use niedit'inallv." 'l'he Goderich 'Lioness Club presents Ron - rile ('oburn's "A Breath of :Scotland". at (;D('1 in the West Gym April 2nd and 3rd at 8 p.nr.' , Enjoy the. best of • Scottish 'dance,' music. songtend Comedy. Tickets available in Goderich at Campbell's Cameras, Jim Ifavter'(Trcv411-cls, Bog re-:Fuelsi td. -Esso-; in Holrnesville at Holrnesville General Store; in . Clinton at Huron Business Machines and Mary's Sewing. Centre; in Exeter at Exeter To%'n Hall; in Seaforth from Lioness Anne Dayrnan; in Blyth at Sc'rirrlj;eour's Grocery; in Auburn at Seers Restaurant:. in Belgrave • at Taylor's General Store: in .Wingham at Vance's Drug Store, Fred McGee Auto Parts and Mel Bogie Esso Office; in Lucknow from Bob Sheppard and Grant Chisholm; in -Hayfield from Lioness Janet Smith; and from all Goderich Lioness members. Cost: adults $6 $7 at the door ), children 112 and' under) $3 ($4 at the door ). FRIDAY, MARCH 20 ' Puppet Paper Workshop for children aged 7-11 at the Goderich Branch Library at 1 p.m, Learn to ,make simple creative paper puppets. Materials provided. Free admission. Pre- rogister at the Goderich Library as space is limited. Sponsored by the Huron County • WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18 - The Golden Gate Seniors meet at 7:30 pin. at the MacKay Centre. THURSDAY, MARCH 26 - Heather Bishop and Friends in concert "A Taste of the Blues" on March '•26 at 8 p.rn. at Blyth Memorial Hail. tickets are $9 and are available from The Tinker Shop, Hamilton Street. Sponsored by Women Today - 482-9706. FRIDAY, MARCH 27 - Friends of the Library invite you to a' -unique travelogue on March 27 at 8 p.m. Special guest Michael Watts will show slides and describe his ex- periences' of sea kayaking in the high Antic. Everyone welcome. SATURDAY, MARCH 21- A benefit dance will be held at the Dungannon Agricultural Hall for John and Doris Fielder who recent- ly lost their barn by fire. Music' by Tiffin's hand. Please bring lunch. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25 - The annual Dessert Euchre will be held at the Goderich Township Hall in Holrnseville at 1:30 p.m. Admission is $2. Sponsored by the women's groups of the township. SATURDAY, MARCH 21 The Auburn and District Lion's Euchre Tournament will be held March 21 at the Auburn Community' - Centre. •.Registration-fr-om..1-2 p.cn. -.Euchre commences at 2 p.m. Entry fee is $3. per person.. Cash prizes of $50, $40, and $30. Held under the authority of a special occa- sion permit. Alt proceeds to the Handicap lift for the Blyth and District Community (.'entre: , •, . THURSDAY, APRIL 9 - Anyone •in-' terested in taking, part in a trip to Toronto to visit 'Casa Loma and do some shopping on April 9, is asked to pall Ann Knox'at 524-8403 for more information. THURSDAY, MARCH 19 - There will be a card party at the Carlow Hall at 8 p.m. Ad- missiop is $1. Please bring lunch. Everyone 'welcome. St. ;Vincent De Paul' Store is at 15' Caledonia Terrace. 'We accept all donations " -o ufrvurniiure' silted use1iola articles':"' File pick-up call 524-6217. We are.ppem Monday' and Wednesday from 2-4 p.m., Friday night from 7-9 p.m. and Saturday morning from 10 a.ni: to 12 noon.,. WEDNESDAY, APRII. 8 •- Stress Management -Coping Skills , for Rural' Couples land interested individuals) spon- sored by the .Huron County Health Unit and ,Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food. Speaker: Leslie Rose, Canadian Institute of Stress,. At the 'Huronview Auditorium, Wednesday, April .8, 7:30-9:30 p.m.' ,.For more inforrnation.or to pre -register, call the'. Health Unit 1524-8301) before April 3. • . THURSDAY, APRIL 9 '- 'Str'ess• Management -Assertiveness Workshop for' Women sponsored by the Huron County Health Unit and' Ontario Ministry .of Agriculture and Food. Speaker: . Leslie . Rose, Canadian Institute of Stress. Cost $3U. At the Huronview Auditorium, Clinton; Thursday, April 9, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. For more information or to pre -register, call the Health Unit (524-8301) before April 3.. FRIDAY, MARCH 20 - There 'will 6e a cornniunity sponsored euchre. party at Christ Church'in Port'Albert on March 20 at 8 p.m. Women please bring lunch. - WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1 - There will be -a Pancake ,Supper at Knox United Church ih Auburn. Admission, will be by ticket for Beatings at 5, 6 or 7'p.m. Prices are adult $5, elementary students $2.50, •pre-schoolers free, family rate $16. For tickets phone K. Webster at 529-7682. Proceeds to the Sunday School. FRIDAY, APRIL 3 - The annual Daffodil Tea will be held at the Salvation ARmy, 18 Waterloo Street, Goderich on April 3 from 2 - 4:30, p.m. Support your Canadian Cancer Society. Goderich Figure Skating Club would like to say "THANK YOU" to the following persons, Al & Rick Faccianato Clem Wolterbeek- commentatov Randy Glew Arena Staff Goderich Signal -Star Doug Blackard Everett Horton Dave McKee and anyone we may have over- looked in helping to make our "Pop Concert" on February 28 a success. i i• r res nts pr.grams f r March Your local library is a great place to spend part of your March Break. In addition to books and magazines for hours of reading enjoyment and weekly storytime programs, there are some special events planned for the week. 'Sumner will be coming early to the library when Marian Doucette presents 'Gone Fishin' ", a free children's puppet show at the Goderich Library, March 16th at 1 p.m. Marian will banish the wintertime blues with, her puppets, stories, poems and •-er-afts,--Ad-riission-is- free and everyone is. welcome. Marian will also present'' Gone Fishin' " on Tues. March 17 at the Exeter Branch Library at 1:30 p.m. and the Clinton Branch Library at 3:30 p.m. On March 20, Marian will present a se- cond program at the Goderich Branch Library at 1 p.rn. She will show children, ag- ed 7 - 11, how to.make simple, but creative, paper puppets. Children will be.able to take home their creations after the program. The Paper Puppet Workshop will be about an hour long and materials will be provided. Admission is free. Because space and sup- plies will be- limited, preregister at the -library as soon as possible to avoid disappointment. •;w-.1Marian.svill a` iso.;present..a..P.aper..Puppet Workshop at the Blyth Library on March 16 at 3 p.m., the Bayfield Branch Library on . March 19 at 3 p.m. and the Zurich Branch Library on March 19 at 1 p.m. Preregister at your local branch.. • . All these March $reale programs are free and they are sponsoredby your local branch library and the Huron County Public . Library. - "HAPPY 22nd BADGE" Brad Andrews "PARTY WHERE?" Love, Mrs. A, Gramma Lil and Gang 1 H NOW YOU C 0.w,N..:�:.,::i.•:iCVi�}1%+.n:.;n ti •000ca1''ofaoftt�3 .....?:moi •1.'h4"�S .i%..5 ,.:7�d�i' •iii {M..,'�i +'G:e�t/n,.>fi:.. FRIDAY, MARCH 20 at 1.p.m. there will be a Bridge/500 dessert - party at the MacKay Centre for Seniors. .Admission, $2.,00. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25 at 8 p.m. there will be a variety program at the' MacKay' Centre..:for Seniors. Admission $1.00. Taxi call 524-6594. FRIDAY, MARCH 27 there will be Card of Life Clinic held at MacKay Centre from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. For further information call 524-6660. -SATURDAY, .MARCH 28. at 8 p.m. There will be a dance at the MacKay Centre for Seniors. Music by—The Entertainers". Ad- mission $2.00. ' FRIDAY, APRIL 3 - Retirement party for Sgt. John Donatis on April 3 atthe Goderich Memorial Arena. Phone Bill Wilson 524-2579, Brian ' McDonald 524-2573 or the Goderich OPP at .524-8314 for more information. - TUESDAY, MARCH 31, - The Goderich and District After 5 Club will be holding a dessert and coffee entitled "All in the Fami- ly" on March 31 from 7:30-9:30 p.m. at the Saltford Valley Hall. Special feature' is Children's Fashions by "No Kidding" of Clinton, Music by Larry Hutchins and guest speaker Marilyn McConnell of Kincardine. Tickets are $3 each. Reservations are necessary and can be made by calling Joyce at 524-7118. Buck & Doe for PAUL ADAIR & KIM CARMAN Saturday, March 21/87 Stratford Royal Canadian legion 8p.m.to1a.m. Buffet larch X5.00 per person Tickets Available Ate CARMAN CAMERAS 524-7924 20" REMOTE CONTROL TELEVISION 555900 OR RENT FOR $2095 $3095 PQO MONTH MP MONTH DAM ON 12 MONTHS SAM ON 1 MONTH BUY, LEASE OR RENT YOUR COLOUR TV FROM GRANADA! Granada has them! The TVs you brag ahout. The one for the hig game. The one that does justice to today's special effects and Lig budget movies. Yes, from the newest flat screen monitors with rich, stereo sound...to the 40" Super Screen model, the newest, most popular colour TVs with remota control are at Granada now. All, covered by our no-wol y • "(, Jranadacover" service. And all, ready to huy, lease or rent. So call Cirsnada today! 1-1 AVE IT ALL. HAVE IT N( '. HOME ENTERTAINMENT Your Granada Authorized Dealer is: • GODERICH ENI`T'ERTAINER 58 The Square, Goderich 524-2321 „� Grade 7 and•8 winners of the Royal Canadian Legion's recent literary and poster contest open to local and area school children were: Shelley Alcock (Robertson -'2nd poem), Bryan Pickell (Robertson - 2nd poster), Rhonda.Castile (Robertson - 1st essay), Jim. Sherratt (St. Mary's - 1st poem), Jason LeBeau (Colborne - 3rd poem i and Jim Craig; (St. Mary's - 1st poster). Jim Craig's poster placed seeond in the ,zone contest. The.Royal Canadian Legion •held its annual literary and. poster contest recently for local and, area students. Winners in the grades 11, 12 and 13 division were: 'i'im Connolly( GOO - 1st essay), John Fel ws ( GDC► `fid poem); Paul Speight (GDCI - lst'poem) and Lisa VanDen- Broeek (GDC( - 1 ' poster). • ' n,Connelly's essay placed third in the zone contest and Lisa VariDenBroeck's poster placed second in the zone contest. Paul Speight's poem placed first in the zone contest and first in the district contest. Fundraising set for Rotary Music Festival Many registrations in band, choir, vocal, keyboard, instrumental and -dance classes have been received by the Midwestern On- tario Rotary Music Festival, which will take place from- April 27 to May 2 inclusive, in Walkerton. The festival is organized and sponsored by the Hanover -Walkerton branch of the Ontario Registered Mus: Teachers' Association and the Walkerton Rotary Club. Walkerton Rotarians have begun the fund raising campaign to help finance these daily sessions. Chairman of the Scholarship and Patron Committee, Cliff Buckingham said, "This festival enables over five thousand musicians, novice and accomplished, from surrounding counties to have their skills and progress assessed by highly qualified ad- judicators,' and to obtain performing ex- perience. As the calibre of musicianship rises more scholarships are required and CAN -CAN Centre In The Square Kitchener April 28 FRANKENMUTH April 26 LONDON GRAND THEATRE Wednesday, May 6th "Pump Boys & Dinettes' NASHVILLE May 15 - 18 Robin Hood Tourst 524-4540 oder,ich, Ont:, rid os patrons are needed in meeting teseivdi ex • - penses. Scholarships range from $25 to over $200, patrons are $25 and up, and friends of the festival are any amounts under $25. All donations are gratefully acknowledged in the festival prograrri and receipts are given for tax purposes." "Another way to assist the 'festival is by - businesses placing ads in the program", said Gladys Jacklin, who is,on the advertis- ing committee with Edith Waldie. -These programs reach the public within a sixty mile radius. We have always receiv- ed an, excellent response 'from the com- munities involved in the festival, and we ap- preciate their interest and help". said Edith Waldie. Treasurer Bill Read, who is also the chair- man of the Budget and Finance Committee said, "I have really enjoyed guiding the , festival financially in the past six years and still find it a challenging job: We are self supporting, thanks to the generous dona- tions from buisness and professional people, municipalities, organizations, and in- terested individuals. When we did have a surplus we returned it to the community by donating $1000.00 to the new grand piano in the Town Hall which is used for the festival, and also donated towards drapes for the Town Hall stage," • The festival concludes with the presenta- tion of scholarships at the Highlights Con- cert on Saturday evening, May 2, at the Walkerton District Secondary School. GODERICH SINGLES CLUB Organizational Meeting Tuesday, March 24, 1987 7:00 p.m. GODERICH RECREATIONAL DEPT. (Community Room] 166 McDonald Street, Goderich ALL SINGLES WELCOVE