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E I,JLLeimg BOARD AD DEADLINES S P.M. MONDAY'
G D,ERICH TOWNSHIP Sesquicentennial
vee will be held January 1, from 2 - 5 p.m.,
oderich, Township Community Centre.
elp start the celebrations with, an en-
thusiastic involvement by making a point of
being there. You will be made most
welcome and everyone is invited. Books will
be available at $25.00 each. -52
BINGO EVERY Tuesday evening at
Vanastra Centre, R.R. 5, Clinton, 8 p.m.
First regular card, $1.00; 15 regular $20.00
games, three share -the -wealth. Jackpot
$200.00 must go! Admission restricted to 16
years and over. -28-28x
AUBURN LION'S New Year's Eve Dance,
Community Hall. Live Band - "Anything
Goes". Roast Beef Dinner - Novelty Dances.
$15.00 a couple. Tickets available from any
member. Licenced under special per-
mit. -51,52
W1 be Wimlpers '
FISH & CHIPS
•Daily rak
Ta% e'Out t i 3 i 44!
Spedai[... ONLY
PHONE 524-9111
THE COURT RESTAURANT
SALTFORD
VALLEY HALL
FOR RENT
..,, 524-2443
"THE HURON COUNTY Health Unit in-
vites you, to, attend the Expectant Parent
Education Classes being held in the Assess-
ment Office Board Room, 46 Gloucester
Terr., GoderJch commencing Tuesday,
January 8, 1985. The cost is $5.00. The next
series of classes will begin the week of
March 25, 1985. For pre -registration or fur-
ther information, please call the Health Unit
offi!at 524.8301".-50,51,52ar •
SINGLES NEW YEAR'S Eve Dance: Mon.,
Dec. 31 at Stratford Fairgtounds (Annex
Bldg.). Dancing 9 - 1 . Music by
"Tumbleweed". -52
TRIM -A -SIZE: Colborne School for 10 '
weeks, Monday and Wednesday 8 p.m. to 9
p.m. beginning January 7, 1985. Price $30.00
per person. Minimum registration 25 peo-
ple. To register phone Dorothy Haan, 524-
4395. —51-52
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GODEI ICH SIGNAL -STA , WE..PNESIYAY, DECEMBER 26, 1984—PAGE 15
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ESCAPE
WINTER:
Come and spend nineteen, f hfilled
days on our 'Sunshine Iiday'.
Enjoy a relaxing stroll or winter
sun tan on the white sandy beaches.
During the tour you will view
hundreds of peach and orange 21
groves, take a guided trip through
historic St. Augustine and visit
Disney World. Another highlight of
the trip will be a visit to Cypress
Gardens, the International Flea
Market and much, much more.
Now is a good time to put the snow
behind you and enjoy the warmth of
Florida. Call today and we'll be
pleased to send you more
information including a' day to day
agenda and tour cost.
DEPARTS
FEBRUARY 1st, 1985
Don't be disappointed
Call Today!
Robin Hood Tours „
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524-45411C., . •: '
257 Cambridge stree
-Goderich, Ontari
FREE
TRANSPORTATION
to and from
Saltford Valley Hall
on
NEW YEAR'S EVE
from to ?
For advanced bookings
call:
524-7749.
and after 8 p.m.
524-6845
Only within Goderich Town
Limits.
HAPPY 40th
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
(Dec. 30th, 1984)
CARL & DORIS FISHER
Enjoy it to the fullest with a visit to...
Love from
Your Family
HAPPY 40th
BIRTHDAY
BOSS
"JIM PFRIMMER"
NEW YEAR'S DAY
BRUNCH
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from your fellow workers.
AFTERNOON TEA...SERN, Et) 2:10-4:30 " DANS A WEEK.
VISIT 1HE GIFTSHOPPF...OPEN -DAIS A>V,'EEK. 10-3
HAPPY 22nd
BIRTHDAY
DAVE
(Dec. 29th)
For R, scr%.ttron. plr,t.0 phnn,
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You were almost a
New Year's Baby.
Beth Garland's kindergarten class at Brookside Public School presented The Very First
Christmas Story at the Christmas concert December 18. Featured in the nativity scene were;
from the left, front, Graham Cere, Tommy Brindle , Cherlanne D'Aoust, Brent Cameron,
Gary Scott and Mike Passmore, and back, B ( Glousher, Stuart Hackett, Keith
MacKenzie, Carolyn Andrew, and Sandra Alton. [Photo by Sharon Dietz]
Festival anno
The Blyth Festival announced a surplu of
$10,898 on the 1984 summer season at its an-
nual general meeting held on December 6,
1984. Although spring and fall operations
were not so profitable, showing a deficit of
$6,592, the Festival finished the year with an
over-all surplus of $4,306 on total expert- ,
ditures of $425,317.
The financial statements were presented
as part of an annus report highlighting the
Festival's accom�,lthments over the past
year.
Outgoing board president Elizabeth Her-
man, summarized the activities of the Blyth
Centre for the Arts in 1983-84, noting in par-
ticular the fond farewell the board bid to
Janet Amos, artistic director for the. past
five years, and welcoming new artistic
director Katherine Kaszas.
Capital activities included the purchase of
a Heintzman grand piano, the installation of
new lighting and communications systems,
and the purchase of a garage and attached
land for additional storage, rehearsal and
production space: $43,994 was raised over
MUSIC IN GOLD
SWING' SWAY TO THE RICH IN-
STRUMENTAL SOUND OF THE OLDIES &
THE BEST OF THE MUSIC MAKERS, IN
STEREO. FbR BIG PARTY DANCING PLUS
BALLROOM TEMPOS, JUST FOR YOU.
BRUNO VERMANDER
(D.J. & M.C.)
TEL: 524-2832
Join Us for
NEW YEAR'S
DINNER
SMORGASBORD
at the
WHITE CARNATI N
Holmesville
January lst, 1985
5 p.m. -7:30 p.m.
"ROAST BEEF and $ 1.16 5
GLAZED HAM" •
Children 1/2 PRICE
Includes - Salad Bar, Hot Buffet, Dessert
and Coffee. Phone for reservations -
524-4133 after hours.
noes surplus
the 1983-84 year towards capital purposes,
leaving $41,735 still to be raised towards cur-
rent projects.
Spring and fall progranMing saw the in-
troduction of a new popular m .ic series
and a creative workshop progra ids
ages five to 12, entitled "Go-,gles and
Gocp". Concert series. sales fel t ' • the
past year, but single ticket sales h. e isen
to partially compensate for the drop.
The Summer Festival enjoyed an
especially festive year in 1984 because of
10th anniversary celebrations. In addition to
four premieres of new Canadian works and
a remount of a past season's hit, summer
patrons participated in an expanded art
gallery program, gala opening ceremonies
with -'guest of . honour Maureen Forrester,
reunion weekend activities, and an expand-
ed writers' workshop program. A com-
memorative quilt, an historical display, and
an expanded souvenir booklet outlining the
history of Blyth Memorial Hall and the
Blyth Festival were also produced in this
anniversary year.
Of particular note this past year has been
the fund-raising support enjoyed by the
Festival. The Board of Directors raised
07,467 from cctporations, foundations and
individuals, up from $42,564 in 1983. Sixty-
five percent of the dollars donated to the
Blyth Festival in 1984 originated in its home
counties of Huron, Bruce, Perth and Grey,
and 46 percent of all the donors who support
the Festival are at the $10 membership
level. At year-end, the Blyth Festival en-
joyed nearly 500 people and companies on
its donors list. The board of directors gave a
heartfelt thank you to the citizens of the
area who have so generously supported the
Festival's activities with their dollars and
their attendance over the past year.
Ms. Herman also thanked the many other
groups who have made the Festival so'suc-
cessful, especially the hundreds of volunteer
ushers and "Friends of Blyth", the local
women's groups who cater the Festival's
country suppers and lunches, and of course,
the Festival's hard-working board of direc-
tors.
Elected to the executive and the board of
directors for 1984-85 were: president - Sheila
Richards, Brussels; vice-president - Don
McCaffrey, Exeter; secretary - Ma '
Doucette, Clinton; treasurer - Chris B r 1,
Blyth; past president - Elizabeth He an,
'linton and Joan Chandler, Belgrave; Lois
an Vliet, Blyth; John McKib on,
G ' .erich; Carol Irwin, Blyth; Helen ow-
ing, h; John Rutledge, Blyth; Wayne
Caldwell, Goderich; and Gail Gundy,
Bayfield.
Starts FRIDAY, DEC. 28
"THE WAR'S NOT OVER UNTIL THE LAST -
MAN COMES HOME!" vlMASI»
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Fri. & Sat. 7 P.M. & 9 P.M.
SUN.-WED.-THURS. 8 P.M.
MATINEE
WED., DEC. 26, SAT., DEC. 29, SUN., DEC. 30
"JACK
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396-3250
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Closed Christmas Eve, Christmas Day,
New Year's Eve and New Year's Day.
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When you order a
small or niediurn size...
PANZEROTTI
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receive a 1 LITRE
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order large or party size.
Offer good until Dec. 31, 1984
MERRY CHRISTMAS & A HAPPY NEW YEAR
TO OUR MANY CUSTOMERS.
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