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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1987-10-14, Page 37BULLETIN BOARD AD L ADLINEa 5 P.M. M BINGO - Vanastra Rec Centre, Tuesday 8 p.m. First reg card $1, fifteen reg $20.00 games. Three share the wealth. Jackpot $200.00 must go. Lucky ball $260.00. If not won, Lucky Ball increases $20.00 per week. Admission restricted to 16 years and over. —Otfx TURKEY SHOOT - October 17, starts at 1:30 p.m. Sponsored by Portershill Gun Club at Walter Bell's farm. For information phone after 6 p.m. 482-3161. —39-41 BUS TRIP to Samko Toy and Gift Factory Outlet, Toronto; Stone Road Mall and Eatons Centre, Guelph, October 24. Pickup: Goderich, Amberley, Lucknow. 529-7138 or 395-3746. —40,41 The Huron County Health Unit 'presents "PLEAS-URES, PROBLEMS AND PRESCHOOLERS" - a series of 3 Parenting Classes for parents of children aged 1-5 years. Classes will commence Monday, Oc- tober 19, 1987 and will be held at Assessment Office Board Room, 46 Gloucestei Terr., Goderich. Please call 524-8301 to pre - register by October 15, 1987.—39-41ar DON'T JUST ser THERE WHILE. EXTRA CASH BLOWa§ AWAY IN THE WIND! SELL THOSE UNWANTED ITEMS IN THE CLASSIFIEDS Goderich S0GNALLSTAR 524=2614 01111111111111111111111111111111 Things To Do i ■ Today... ■ Get Up Early 2. Walk the dog ■ 3. Make a Date for lunch • 4 Cut out this ad ■ IN and meet at the Albion • for FREE CHICKEN ■ ■ WINGS • Onc small order per coupon. MUST ■ BRING IN COUPON! Oiler ler expires Dec. 31. 1487. Etle Albion 31utel 1®1 DAY BLYTH FES'1'1VAL presents Mermaid Theatre "The Red Ball", a performance for young people, Saturday, October 17 at 2:00 p.m. at Blyth Memorial Hall. Phone 523-9300 or 523-9225.-41ar RUMMAGE SALE - Saturday, Oct. 17, 10 a.m. to noon, St. George's Parish Hall, Nelson St., Goderich. Sponsored by Anglican Church Women. -41x POP BOTTLE PICK UP Saturday, October 24, 9 a.m. - 12 noon. Proceeds to benefit Goderich C.R.C. Calvinettes.-41,42 BAKE SALE - Saturday, October 24, 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. Sponsored by G.D.C.I. Harrogate Concert Band. -41,42 I 90TH BIRTHDAY - The family of Pearl Con - gram invites everyone to an open house, to help celebrate her birthday, on Saturday, October 24, 2-4:30 p.m. at the Senior Citizens Centre, Dungannon. Please let your presence be your gift. -41 A MEMORIAL SERVICE for the late Edna Pollock will be held in the Knox Church Chapel on Thursday, October 15 at 2 p.m. -40,41 QUEEN'S SEAFORTH Party With Us THURS. - FRI. - SAT. The 88's gm \lain St. Bayfield 565-2641 ELLISON TRAVEL Chris Tideswell Call Chris and ask about our SUPER DISCOUNT PROGRAM save up to 10% on major suppliers such as Regent, Ward -air, Adventure Tours and More. TELL US: •The Country The Property The Supplier *Departure Date •Narnes & Addresses CALL CLINTON 482-5711 Having a DANCE, PARTY or just a BIG BASH and sick of the same old D.J. on stereo? LIVE ROCK & ROLL BAND READY for bookings! 527-2203 or 482-9984 after 5 N flar �frj NOW OPEN... YEAR `ROUND NOW AVAILABLE THURS. & FRI. FISH 'N' CHIP SPECIAL Reg. 4.50 1) 3po ALSO... WATCH FOR OUR FALL FISHING TACKLE SALE NorthEnd Marina North Harbour Rd. 524-8813 (across from Maitland Marina). es !sitar GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1987—PAGE, 5A Entertain ment Christmas theme of Heritage Fair Each year the Walkerton Heritage Fair chooses a theme that can be emphasized, and this year it's Christmas. With the holi- day season coming just over six weeks after the show, it's natural for people to be thinking of Christmas. A number of ex- hibits will feature creations for little folk: mobiles, teddy bears, sheep and goats, dolls' clothes, toys and wooden furniture are all on view to make tiny eyes sparkle. Christmas deccrations for the house as well as tree ornaments are featured, and two booths will make a specialty of these. The hand crafted decorating items created by Country Christmas Crafts will make Christmas come alive. This display will be complete with a full range of Christmas decorations making use of calico prints and muslin. Tree decorations, wreaths dolls, table centres and tree skirts are all being shown for the public's approval. Ingrid O'Gorman is no stranger to the Heritage Fair, having been a yearly featured artist. Now Ingrid has added hand painted tree ornaments to her ar- tistic endeavours. The smooth glass balls are all one of a kind because each one is in- dividually sketched and painted. Each ball has to be given a background, then the tiny painting is put in place. A new exhibit this year will introduce Heritage Fair guests to Helen and Lottie's handmade stoneware pottery. These will incllyde distinctive and creative nativity sets and also chess sets. This year's show has over 30 art and craft exhibitors, many of whom will be showing uletide creations. The show will be held in the Knights of Columbus Hall, south of Walkerton on November 7 and 8. Hike at Bannockburn Wildlife Area Sunday, October 18 is the date for the an- nual autumn hike at the Bannockburn Wildlife Area. Don't miss this chance to en- joy nature in its autumn finery of colored leaves and crisp, fresh air. "Bannockbun is a jewel of nature right in Stanley Township and available to the public year-round," says Gregory Pulham of the Ausable Bayfield Conservation Authority. "The Ausable Bayfield Conservation Authority hosts the hike so that more people come to know Bannockburn and appreciate the work that w.e do," he added. According to Pulham, Bannockburn Wildlife Area has a great variety of vegeta- tion and topograpy. There are uplands of mixed hardwoods, river valleys and wetlands. The Ausable Bayfield Conserva- SALTFORD VALLEY HALL . FOR RENT CALL 524-9458 Badminton Club Commences Thurs., October 8th, West Gym - 7:00 p.m. • New Members Welcome • PHONE 524-2537 GODERICH KINSMEN 40th ANNIVERSAR Y and REUNION October 17, .1987 Buffet Dinner & Dance Goderich Arena Tickets: $30. per couple Call: Mike Drennan 524-6675 OPEN HOUSE At The Kin Centre October 17, 1987 2 - 4:30 pm Come renew old friendships Relive some Kin history. tion Authority has planted evergreens and shrubs to improve the habitat for wildlife. To make the hiking trails more accessible the Ausable Bayfield Conservation Authori- ty added a new footbridge over the Ban- nockburn River in 1986. This year is under- way to extend the boardwalk. The hot apple cider which is served by the Ausable Bayfield Conservation Authority is a tradition at the Bannockburn hike. • The nature trail is about 2.4 km long and the hike takes about one hour. You are ad- vised to dress for the outdoors and to wear sturdy, water-resistant footwear. The hike will occur from 2 to 4 p.m. The Bannockburn,Wildlife Area is located 4 km west Of Brucefield, north off Huron County Road 3. Look for the hike signs between Varna and Brucefield. Organizations receive grants The Paul Demers Orchestra of Ottawa was heard in France this past summer, the Venture Drum Corps of Kitchener perform- ed on the grounds of the Whitehouse in Washington, D.C., and Northern Ontario students from Marathon, South Porcupine and Smooth Rock Falls will travel to Southern Ontario to attend theatre perfor- mances. These are just a few of the projects made possible with help from the Ministry of Culture and Communications, Minister Lily Munro announced recently. "Participation in the international marketplace of the arts is essential to the achievement of excellence," she said. "Ex- posure to these audiences builds confidence and brings artists into contact with new ideas." Ninety-four arts organizations throughout Ontario received grants totalling $458,161. Funds were awarded for a wide variety of projects including the purchase of com- puterized equipment, hiring of student in- terns, attending professional conferences and producing new works. Locally, the Blyth Centre for the Arts received $10,000 to help with the develop- ment of the Vision of Arts project. "The activities of arts organizations in a community help build bridges between cultures and between individuals who might not otherwise have the opportunity to meet," the Minister continued. "By in- vesting in the arts we invest in the quality of our life in this province." 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