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COMMUNITY CALENDAR
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OCTOBER 21 - Goderich Horticulture
Society are holding their monthly meeting
at MacKay Hall at 8 P.M. Wednesday, Oct.
21. If you want fresh tomatoes in the winter
listen to an informative & interesting lec-
ture on hydroponics by Mrs. Budnark.
'There will be a question & answer period
plus dessert and coffee. Don't miss this
one' '
OC'T'OBER 21 - Support group meeting for
families and friends of those • affected by
Alzheirners disease and other related
disorders at Maitland Manor on Wednesday,
October 21, 1987 at 7:15 p.m. Guest speaker
Mr. Barry Flanigan - Ministry of Social
Work - consultant. Refreshments will be
served.
OCTOBER 24 - Saturday, October 24 at 8
p.m. there will be a dance at the MacKay
Centre for Seniors. Live music by The
Entertainers (Gordon Harrison)
OCTOBER 24 - Toys wanted. Local Fire
Departments in Huron County will be
available to accept used and repairabletoys
on Oct. 24 from 10 a.m. to 12 noon. These
toys will be cleaned and repaired by
Bluewater Centre residents and returned to
your communities for distribution to needy
children.
OCTOBER 24 - French Activity Hour at
the library, Saturday from 11:15 a.m. to
12:15 p.m. for children aged 5-10. October 24
is Scavenger Hunt day (weather
permitting ).
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27 - The Annual
Meeting for District 8 Agricultural Societies
will be held at the Recreation Complex at
Varna with Bayfield hosting. Registration 6
p.m. Potluck supper 7 p.m.
OCTOBER 27 - Please join us for Secrets
of Egypt and Vivid Cultures of South -East
Asia presented for your pleasure by Rob
Bundy, Editor, Journalist, World Traveler,
Etc. sponsored by Friends of the Library at
Goderich Branch Library, 52 Montreal St.
524-9261 at 8 p.m. on Tuesday, October 27,
1987. Refreshments will be served. Be a
friend. Bring a friend. Get your free ticket
at the library.
OCTOBER 28 - Wednesday, October 28 at
8 p.m. there will be a Variety Program at
the MacKay Centre for Seniors. The pro-
gram will feature The Fog Horns, slides of
Haiti and a guest speaker. Free taxi call
524-6594.
OCTOBER 28 - Blood Donor Clinic
Wednesday, October 28 G.D.C.I. 2-5 p.m.,
6:30-8:30, p.m. Free babysitting 2-5 p.m.
The National Film Board
and
Bluewater Centre
invite the public
to a viewing of the nationally acclaimed film
"Tram of Dreams "
directed by John N. Smith
and partially filmed at Bluewater Centre,
on
Wednesday, November 4, 1987
at 7:00 p.m.
at the Park Theatre, 30 Courthouse Sq., Goderich
Donations will be gladly accepted for
The Friendship House, Goderich
Tickets may he picked up at no charge at these locations:
KING'S BOOKSTORE, next to the Goderich Post Office
EVERYTHING GOOD, 11 Albert St., Clinton
NNW-.
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Tap Dancing Classes
(Ages 6 and Over)
Ballet I Jazz Classes
(Ages 3% and S Years)
Register on
SATURDAY, 0T. 2
2:30 p.m.
Kinsmen Centre
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FEES are $32. for every
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Classes taught by
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The Foghorns will entertain at the MacKay Centre Variety Program
Foghorns to
entertain at
MacKay Centre
The October '28 Variety Concert at
MacKay Centre will, as the name implies,
present a varied programme.
The Robertson Memorial School Choir,
under the direction of Floyd Herman, will
open the , programme. Lawyer Ernie
McMillan, formerly of Goderich and now
residing in Mount Forest; 'will speak on
estate planning. Doran Rolston of Auburn
will show slides of Haiti where her daughter
and son-in-law are missionaries. The
popular Foghorns, under the direction of
Bonnie Dunn, will present music of the
twenties, thirties and forties as well as a
short musical comedy entitled "Little Bo
Riding Hood" with Betty Etue as narrator.
Brigadoon played to sold -out houses
"The 1987 season, and my last season as
Artistic Director at Huron,Country
Playhouse, was a great year, bth at the
Box Office and on stage," says Steven
Schirmer.
"Our most popular musical 'Brigadoon'
played to sold -out houses nearly every
COMMUNITY
CALEN DAR
OCTOBER 31 - Nile Explorer Group get
acquainted meeting Saturday, October 31,
10:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.. For more informa-
tion call 524-6302.
NOVEMBER 2 - Are you 55 or over and
would like to join a fitness group? MacKay
Centre for Seniors are offering a 6 week
Keep Fit class starting November 2. Classes
run every Monday and Friday morning 10
a.m.-11 a.m. To register or for more details,
call the centre at 524-6660.
NOVEMBER 17 - St. John's Ambulance
will be holding a Standard First Aid Course
November 17, 19, 24, 26 and December 1. For
more information contact Robert Bur-
roughs. at 524-6638 after 4:00 p.m. All ap-
plicants must pre -register by November 15.
night and our most talked about thriller
'Corpse' kept the audience guessing who
really dunnit."•
The Main Stage this season boasts an 80
per 'cent average while Playhouse II is at
57 per cent. The Annual General Meeting is
slated for November 21st and at that time
more accurate and detailed figures will be
released as to the season's overall
performance.
Next year, 1988 marks the 17th season of
Huron Country Playhouse and it promises
to be an exciting one with plans well under-
way: To date, the Playhouse productions
have been seen by more than half a million
people. Subscriptions will soon be on sale
with more details on the highlights of next
year's exciting season.
Inspection part of the business
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The ship's controllable pitch propeller
system also received some work. The rud-
der was removed and about 26 feet of the
tailshaft was drawn out, and the shaft liner
and stern tube bearings were inspected.
Three damaged propeller blades were
replaced by three reconditioned ones.
And all this was completed within 10
days. Apparently they don't waste time at
Portship.
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The 92 -year-old Iodic on the Canadian
side at Sault Ste. Marie was•closed in July
following a structural mishap.
The Sault tour boat ChiefShingwauk was
upbound in the lock, reports state, when a
loud,. sharp crack was heard. A fracture
200 feet long and four inches wide opened
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Branch 109 1927 - 1987
— PRESENTS —
DIAMOND JUBILEE
DINNER AND DANCE
Sat., November 14, 1987. - In the Jubilee Room, Branch 109
RECEPTION in the Vimy Lounge - 6 p.m.
-DINNER in the Jubilee Room - 7 p.m.
-DANCING to the Big Band Sounds of Norm
Dunsmore in the Jubilee Room - 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.
DINNER SPEAKER: The Dominion 1st Vice President of the Royal
Canadian Legion - GASTON GARCEAU
— The Past Presidents of the Branch will also be present —
DRESS: Legion and Service Medals
TICKETS: $15.00 per person on sale at the Branch canteen on
Friday. October 9th. 1987, Last
Day of ticket sales November 7th. 1987.
NOTE: As seating is limited you are requested to purchase your tickets early to avoid disap-
pointment. Branch members to he given a preference.
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up between the lock's south wall, which is
made of stone, and its cap.
The tour boat was allowed to depart
from the lock, but officials kept the
chamber flooded until divers could deter-
minethe extent of the damage. It was
feared that the wall might have collapsed
had the lock not been full of water at the
time.
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Commercial fishermen and others who
follow the fortunes of the many smaller
"ships" on the lakes, will be saddened to
learn of the death of Ralph Hurley of Port
Burwell at the age of 75.
Over a career of half a century, Hurley
may have built more fish tugs and other
small steel vessels than anyone else on the
Great Lakes.
LJ12En O11 ott. .E
The family of Helen and
Charlie Love wishes to invite
friends, relatives and
neighbours to an Open House
to celebrate their 50th Wed-
ding Anniversary, Sunday,
November 1, 1987 2 - 5 p.m.
at MacKay Centre, Corner of
North and Nelson St. '
Goderich. Best wishes only
please.
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Box Office Open
OCTOBER 28 - 10 am - 1 pm; 2 - 5:30 pm
29— 10 am - 1 pm; 2 - 5:30 pm
30— 10 am - 1 pm; 2- 5:30 pm
31 — 10 am - 12 Noon
NOVEMBER 2 & 3 — 10 am - 1 pm; 2 -5:30 pm
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