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YOU ARE INVITED to "Lunch in the Park"
with Rt. Hon. John Turner at Harbour Park,
Goderich, Tuesday, July 8th, 1986, 12:00
noon to 3:00 p .m. Adults $5.00; Elementary
Students $2.50. Preschoolers Free. For
tickets call 524-7901, 524.2614, . 524-7913 or
524-2994.T-27
BLYTH FESTIVAL: Another Season's Pro-
mise: July 2, 3 (matinee), 5, 7, 8, 10. Drift:
,July, 3, 4, 9, 10 (matinee). All evening perfor-
mances are at 8:30 p.m.; matinees at 2.:00
lYr)227ar-
TENTH ANNIVERSARY SHOW' sponsored
by Tri -County Heritage Club. July 12th &
13th Ilderton Fair Grounds. Free Attrac-'-
tions. Large Flea Market; Sawmill
Demonstrations; Fashion Show; Grand
Stand Show; Parade; Sunday Pancake
Breakfast. Grounds Open Sat. 9 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Sunday 8 a.m. - 6 p.m. Buildings 10:30 a.m. -
5 p.m, both days. Information 1-666-1627.-27
REGULAR
H.E:A.RING AID
SERVICE -CENTRE
CAMPBELL'S
168 THE SQUARE
GODERICH'
Thursday, June 12
1-3 p.m.
FREE ELECTRONIC
HEARING TESTS
REPAIRS TO MOST MAKES
OF -HEARING AIDS
J.D. FAIR
Hearing Aid Service
145 Ontario St. Stratford
' 273-2118
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to the
25th Wedding Anniversary
of
John & Diane Buchanan ,
Saturday, July 5, 1986 1
II IE. : 9 P.M.
Saltford Valley Hall
a LV Friends, & Neighbours -
Welcome. -
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BAYFIELD PIONEER PARK Association
Annual Rummage Sale, Friday, July 11, 8
p.m. Bayfield Arena. Articles gratefully
received Friday morning at arena, For pick
up call 365-2751, 565-2629, .565-2103.-27,28
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THE HURON COUNTY ` ealth Unit invites
you to attend the Adult J-iealth Guidance
Centre, held at Sunset View Apartments, 85
West St., Goderich on Wednesday, July 9/86
from 1:30 - 3:30 • p.m. for: 1. Health
Surveillance 2. Foot Care 3. Anaemia
Screening 4. Urine Testing 5. Blood
Pressures 27ar • .
51ST ANNUAL SNELL REUNION at
Londesboro Community Hall, Sunday, July
13th. Registration 2:00 p.m. Games, 3:00
p.m.. Potluck Supper, 5:00'm. .27,28x
JULY 12TH PARADE to be held in Listowel
on July 12. Parade starts at 2 p.m. -27
BUY FOR LESS
AND ENJOY THE -BEST!
EVERY THURSDAY!
LIVER : .
NIGHT $Z�9
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EVERY FRIDAY!
FISH FRY
NIGHT _ $A
ALL YOU CAN EAT •
THE ./ A FAMILY RESTAURANT
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120 THE SQUARE, GODERICH ph: 524.9111
GODERICH 'SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNtSU1tY, JULY 2,198f$-c-i'AGE 5A
Club members visit local grounds
The Goderich Garden Club assembled at miller the party of about thirty men and slippers growning nearby. At Edna Shaw's
beautifully d aged
women. enjoyed a coolie lemonade under a home we enjoyedher itis' n
suraMcKay Centre on 'their last meeting of theg flowergarden, and equally delightful patio
summer season where they set out in shady nook enhanced by a delightful loon-
private cars for a most delightful afternoon with plants and furnishings designed and ar-
visiting local gardens.
The first stop was at the Fowlers, in Col-
borne Township. This lovely rolling lot is
beautifully designed toy take advantage of
the terrain. Gorgeous orange lilies gave a
,brilliant gaiety to several areas to comple-
ment the lush green lawns. A highlight of
this garden was the giant white rose tree (a
wild rambler, I believe) that had grown
under ideal conditions. •
Next they visited the Haan's spacious
grounds in the same area. The 'highlight
here was the delightful pond, complete with
ducks, and surrounded by lovely green
lawns in a natural setting giving one a feel-
furof tranquility. A lovely glower garden '-Tickets v ®l l®d✓ for carousel
further enhanced the beauty of the place.
We then proceeded to the Stadelman's
spacious, rolling, well -kept lawns and lush
flower gardens. The highlight here • is the
lovely nature walk under the shady trees. A
delightful creek flows peacefully down into
the little ravine that has been lovingly
transformed into a natural wild flower
glade. -
At Norma Hazlett's lovely home at Ben -
twin. The grounds here were` also
beautifully -kept and one. felt refreshed with
the sheer joy of Nature at her greenest time
of the year, .
Refreshed and eager to see more samples
of man/woman's handiwork when working
with God tolake amore beautiful world,
we proceede�back to our beautiful town to
view some outstanding gardens there. Our
first call was at Jean Adams', where we en-
joyed her mixed perennial border and
observed her raised vegetable beds.
Next stop was at Ida Bentley's place to see
a unique piece of statuary, plus dainty lady
ranged in her own expert way.
At the Sparlings lovely home right next to
the park on Bingham Drive we viewed with
interest and admiration their well -kept and
healthy vegetable garden including the col-
orful flowers and lovely boxwood hedges
enclosing their vegetable garden.
Betty Allen's garden was a picture of
beauty and neatness encircling a well-
tended vegetable garden. At the Gowers',
White clematis greeted the visitors, and a
gorgeous perennial garden delighted the
visitors..
Wedding Announcement
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Bushell
and
Mr. & Mrs. Cyril Peister
are pleased to announce the
forthcoming marriage of their children
Susan Elaine Bushell
to
William Wellington Peister
Gere Jolly 1991986
at 3:00 p.m.
at North Street United Church Goderich
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Recreation Department Ulf
Summer Youth
Program
This Special Summer Program.
° for Youths
12.16 Years
and provides a oifce a week
activity for them to participate -in
Events Include:
*Canada's Wonderland
*Windsurfing
*Pool Party
'Mini Golf & Barbecue
•Blue Jays Game
•"Mister Mister" Concert
Pine Knob, Michigan
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EMERGENCY DOOR
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Sign up early for these events. Spaces are going fast. Pre=regliter of fhe Recrea-
tion Depcirtmeofribe most events. •
A complete summer schedule is available at the Goderich Recreation Dept..
the Tourist Information Booth and the Goderich Branch Library.
For more information call the Recreation Department at 524-2125.
How
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Pack
& Get A
»FREE COOLER
your picmc includes
20 piece barrel of chicken
2 500 ml. salads
2 litres of Pepsi ' •
plates & forks
"Cos ri is Free"
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Having previewed June 24 to a full house,
CAROUSEL tickets are indeed available for
the remainder of the run to July 12 at Huron
Country Playhouse. The Rodgers and Ham-
merstein's musical is sending people home
with their promises to return with family
and' friends,.
'CAROUSEL tells a tale of
SALTFORD
VALLEY HALL
FOR RENT
CALL 524-9458
romance,tivanour anu adventure. it is filietu
with musical numbers, alive with gusto. Au-
diences will recognize such songs as "The
Carousel Waltz", "June is Bustin' Out All
Over" and "You'll Never Walk Alone"
CAROUSEL is a real family treat ..
entertainment for all. ,.
Ticket information is available at (519)
238-8451.
MUSIC IN GOLD
REDISCOVER THE BEAUTIFUL MUSIC OF YOUR
LIFE FROM THE BIG BAND YEARS FOR YOUR'
DANCING AND LISTENING PLEASURE, OR.
THE BEST SING -ALONG AND POLKA
SPECIALS FOR THE BIGGEST PUB " OR
OKTOBERFEST PARTY jNl TOWN, IN SUPER
MODULATED STEREO SOUND.
BRUNO VERMANDER
(D.J. & M.C.)
TEL: 5241-2532
MILLER
Enjoy the musical. talents of
Phil Main Jr. and Arlene Darnbro l , 466
Due to the 'outstanding response, •Phil and Arlene are back for July!
They will be appearing in the Woolen Mill every
Thursday and Friday Evening from 8 p.m. - 12 a.m.
. also appearing in the Garden Patio
S u daj : After. nooflS freim 2 -p,m.• - 5 P.M.:
EVERYONE WELCOME! Come enjoy the musk! ...the fun! ...the Benmiller
sun! Summer refreshments available or with your reservation, make an even-
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ing of it. Open Dress Code.
For Reservations Please Phone
524-2191
Benmiller
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•Games & Fun
•Mystery Tricks
•Treasure Hunts
DAY TEENS: (Grades 7 & 8) meet at
the Calvary Baptist Church
PRESCHOOL": (4 & 5 yrs old) meet at
Calvary Baptist Church
Grade 1.6: meet at the Goderich
High School .
•Bible Time Baseball
•Awards & Contests
*57 Different Ribbons
*Visualized Stories
•Surprises
•Patriotism
•"B" Relays
•Souvenirs
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6. PM EACH NIGHT
Neighborhood Bible
Time features a special Teen
Program - Fun Filled! Energetic!
Dynamic! There will. be fierce
competition between the teams!
"Monday Is: FREE PIZZA NITE
•Thursday i5: "Destination Unknown"
— SPORTS --
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FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL 524-6645