HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1987-05-13, Page 7GODEHICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, MAY 13, 1987—PAGE 7
The circus
is c ing
t® .., ;deric
The Circus is coming to Goderich May
24.
The Jr.0 Sailors Hockey Club presents
George Carden Circus at Goderich and
District Memorial Community for two
shows Sunday at 2 and 6 p.m.
Admission is $6.00 for adults and $4,00
for students. Children 12 and under with a
coupon and accompanied by an adult get in,
free.
Coupons will be distributed to area
public schools next Wednesday.
The show features the best of circus
entertainment with flying trapeze artists,
clowns, wild animals, pretty ladies and 16
tons of elephants.
Donations were raised from local mer-
chants by circus representative, Linda
Stokes to pay for the free admission of
physically and mentally handicapped.
children.
The Sailors are guaranteed $2517' by the
circus and any profits from the event are .
split 50-50 between the hockey club and the
circus.
George Carden Circus is based in the
United States and played in Hanover. last
weekend
The circus describes, itself a a supreme
achievement in clean amusement.
Hensall t
hold sale
on May 23
HENSALL — And so will you - take shape',
that' is - if you plan to .cover all the sale sites
schedules for Hensall's Third Annual Corn-
munity Yard and Garage Sale and Mer-
chants' Sidewalk Sale.
The ,date: is May '23, and once again Hen-
sall residentsand merchants pull out all the
stops to create a.fullday of bargain hunting
fun. The formatof this War's event has been
expanded to include an Early. Bird
Firemen's Breakfast, to begin at.7:30 a.m.
at the fire hall. The Hensall Block Parents
Association, in co-operation with the Hen-
sall Co -Op Nursery School, will sponsor a
lunchtime barbecue for shoppers. ,
The bake sale by' the Ladies Division of
Hensall South Huron Agricultural Society
will offer a ' wide variety of home made
treats and local delicacies. Arid for the kids,
the newly rendvated comnnunity playground
• will be open, so mom and dad can take .a
leisurely stroll through town and shop the
many sale locations.
Downtown , merchants will feature'
numerous sidewalk and in-store specials,
and the many yard sales.
The sales start at 9 a.m. so come early and-
plan to stay long•enough to experience a full
dose of `Hensall Hospitality'. , .•
This annual event, co-sponsored by' the
Hensall '' TA and the Economic Develop-
ment Con nittee. ;e of rain the event
will be rescheduled t , the following Satur-
day, May 31.
THE GODERICH
SINGLES
SOCIALITE CL!JB
Upcoming Events
\IAY 13th
Regular monthly. meeting
- 7:30at 1M \Ia.l)onald, (.odcrich
riNF, 61h
Bus 'Drip to Lulu's
Entertainment will feature
Chubby. Checker.
"rickets AN a liable at reg. niarnthh
meeting.
For more int'orniatiun
please call:
524-6462
524®7820.
Magician, Esqueda and his assistant will be performing for the George Cardin Circus on
May 24 at Memorial Arena. There will be two shows at 2 and 6.p.m. and proceeds go to the •
Jr.0 Sailors Hockey Club.
CONGRATULATIONS
Teddy Bear • Winners
Goderich Horne &'
Garden Show
m D. WENKITESWARAN
(:oderich
AUI)REY LYNI)ON
Clinton
NATHAN BOA
Godprich
KAREN COURTNEY
Grand Rend
CATHY WADE
Goderich
LINIDA HOLLINGER
W'inghnm
Just 'drop into the office to pick up
your Century 21 Bear.
Century 21
ALL POINTS REALTY INC.
23-1 Rayfield Road
Goderieh, Ord,
524-2111'
Molly West
members of
Open House
(left) works on her oil painting as Ruth Walker looks on. They are both
the Goderich Art Club. The club will be holding their annual Art Exhibition and
on May 14 from,7-9 p.m. at the Goderieh Public' Library.( photo by Ted Spooner)
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4nnotinn2E/2L
Drs. 4chilthuis, Kidder and
Hord y k from the Goderich
Veterinary ('link are pleased to
announce that 1)r. Louis
Kvtantes has joined their pro-
fessional .Staff as of :1,1ar' 15,
1987.
Dr. %Nantes is a recent
graduate of the Ontario
leterinar% College.
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