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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1983-06-29, Page 16Musical entertainment was provided by various musicians at the Senior Strawberry Social held last Wednesday. Here, from the left, are Jennifer Hayek, Kathy Dawson, Nadia Davidson, and Erin Mulhern playing a piano quartet on two pianos. The social was put on the the Knox Church visitation committee. (photo by Darrell Kloeze) NEWBORN NEWS GLAZIER Jennifer was born June 13th„ Wayne anaril ri..! nee , 1983 at St Joseph's Hospital, Currey) are p d to an- London, Ontario and weigh- nounc the. arrival of Joel ed 6 lbs. 9 -oz. Great grand - Thursdays, June 23, 1983, at grandparents Agnes and St. Joseph's Hospital, Lon- Harold Gauley and Charity don. A little brother for - and Cliff McDonald are also Kristin. Delighted grand- very proud of her. parents are Jean and "Charles Hawgood of POTTER Goderich. Bruce and Marilyn announce the safe arrival of their daughter, Barbara Jane,. McLELLAN • born .Thursday, June 2, 1983 Gordon; Diane and Ben- at Alexandra Hospital, jamin thank God for the. Goderich. Susan and Carol blessing of a sweet little are delighted with their new daughter and sister. Abigail baby sister. Controversial film opens Bl; The controversial film, "If You Love This Planet", will open the Friday night film series that runs throughout the summer in Blyth. The film made the. headlines this spring when it and a.. film about acid rain were not allowed into the • United States from Canada. In "If You Love This Planet", Dr_ Helen Caldicott discusses the dangers of nuclear warfare and claims that we do not have the medical skills to deal with the survivors of a nuclear holocaust. The film shows some of the horrors of Club visits plant Huron Happy Hearts round dancers . ended their regular weekly dances until fall with a smorgasbord din- ner. On behalf of the dub. Peter Chandler thanked Mrs_ Miller for the delicious dinner. The Mcllwains and Wises took members on a tap to Europe .by showing slides of their recent trip. A. humorous poem was read by lois Wise A, financial„ report ,was presented by Lois Elliott. The club expressed their thanks and appreciation to Lois and Edward Wise for the .excellent leadership cueing for the dances. series nuclear warfare but it is more a documentary than a horror story. The remainder of the even Mg was spent dancing. 'A recent bus trip to the Bruce Nuclear Power Plant was very interesting. The' guides explained in great detail, by film anda tour, the vast area. It was learned that together the generating stations will be capable of producing enough electricity requirements of a city about five times the size of Toron- to. A delicious smorgasbord meal was served at noon. All outfitted with hard hats and safety shoes prepared to climb 400 steps in the com- plex under construction. It was hectic driving through the area where 55,000 gulls have taken possession. The club is invited to dance in the Belgrave Com- munity Centre July 29 and September 2. The regular dances will continence Oc- tober 14. During July , and August films will be shown every Friday night at 7 p.m_ as part of the visual arts. program of the , Blyth Summer Festival. Come to the movies one half block east of the main intersection in Blyth. Movies of special interest tochildren will be shown on July 3 and 15. Admission is free to all movies but a silver collection will be taken to cover the cost of refreshments. Members of the 3rd Goderich Girl Guides were the kitchen helpers and servers at a Senior Strawberry Social held for senior citizens„ at Knox Church Last Wednesday. This is Stephanie MacKinnon taste -testing the whipped cream before the strawberries were served to the guests. (photo by Darrell Kloeze) MAITLAND TENNIS CLUB CANADA DAY OPEN TOURNAMENT JULY 1. 1983 MEN'S & LADIES' SINGLES IRON„gym PRO SHOP ' BY JUNE 30. 1983.4 p.m. GRAND OPENING July1st. 1983 PEGGY'S PLACE 72 The Square Goderich Specializing in Huron County crofts and gifts. Come in and view quality handmade crafts. Free drow on Monday. July 4 '83 underwayaro fogMatch awa,carrlet 600Withal; in i fUU end faira. float`featuras Illl13 inaneffortto 1)010434W diens nn' and V- plate the many feeds of farminig,The Plowin Mandl provides a minim oppodur* ty for lam and ndY to* all, a to Blore all the latest e� and moues used in Canadian food -Pr ductioe today. At the same time, visitors can witness the amazing talents of some of the world's best parades, bands, special exhibits and alt lit& of good country food round out the attrac- tions to providefurenled family entertaimneut. servketrt*Idedeltr- "K ahead Fairs and parades to pro, tharatter i i bay witkPlatisf the 19d'3later- mote the Marchbegs[ m Ot; and• grain :.. ehrides in national Plowing Match and tawa Carleton the lash front and turns back and for- Farni . Maddnery Shaw, IP" weekend of May and Vall th. Komy Mlle was created viting visitors to "Come, see' ' continue every weekend thell3 Match and what makes Canada grow' through the , summer. serves as the symbol for the The local Various towns are expected Ottawa -Carleton area, over 150,000 people at- to be holding these special representing its major tend the Match, known as events throughout the crops. - Ottawa's parliament Canada's largest outdoor Ottawa -Carleton area, and buildings and tulips are also agricultural event extending into Quebec and incorporated unto the design. York Three site signs New Yrk State are now The Ontario Plowmen's being erected: The show will The local committee has Association, in co-operation occupy 300 hectares of prime designed and constructed a with local plowilien's. agricultural land, with 40 motorized float to promote association, began sponsor- hectares ponsorhectares used for the display the event in town parades _ Ing the Plowing Match m RED CROSS BLOOD DONOR CLINIC Sponsored by Dungannon & District KInatte Club Brookside School Thurs. June 30th This week and lest week's message sponsored by Mel Bogle Eno PRO SAVINGS! r- Save $1 when you give your summer photos the good- looking touch with Benjamin's quality photofinishing. 1,1111 1,00 Off DEVELOPING Save $1 00 off the developing and prong Valid for any 11 of 110 126 135 or disc of your next colour negative film C 41 cUldbr.. 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