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LADLINE 5 P.M. MONDAY
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 $120.00. if not
won, Lucky Ball increases $20.00 per week.
Admission restricted to 16 years and over.
—Otfx
GODERICH COMMUNITY CREDIT Union
Limited 31th Annual Meeting Thursday,
November 26, 1987. Saltford Valley Hall, 8
p.m. meeting with complimentary lunch to
follow.-42-47ar
HOSPITAL AUXILIARY - Bake, Craft,
White Elephant Sale, November 27-12:00 in
Auxiliary Room. Baking orders taken until
November 25. Please call 524-7694. —46,47
"GOGGLES & GOOP" creative workshop
for children ages 5-11, Blyth Memorial Hall
basement. Seasonal Origami, the Japanese
art of paper folding, Saturday November 28,
2-4 p.m. Fee $5.00 supplies included.
Everyone welcome. To pre -register call
523-4345.—46.47ar
BIG SISTERS OF GODERICH general
meeting December 1st, 1987 7:30 p.m.
Kinsmen Centre, Keays St., Goderich. —47
CARDS at Carlow Hall, Thursday,
November 26, 8 p.m. Admission $1.00.
Everyone bring lunch. Sponsored by
Recreation Committee. —47
Happy 20th
Anniversary
John & Linda Talbot
Love,
Kevin, Tammy, Shawn &e Sheri
BLYTH
FESTIVAL
SINGERS
present
"CHRISTMAS in the Village"
Blyth Memorial Hall
Sunday, November 29th
3 p.m. & 8 p.m.
Guest Choir
Exeter Public School
Tickets $5.00 and $1.50
523-9300
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CULLEN GARDENS &
CULLEN BARNS
Whitby, Ont.
Sun., Nov. 29
GERITOL FOLLIES
Wed., Dec. 9
Hamilton Place
PRE -CHRISTMAS
FRANKENMUTH, MICH.
Day Trip
Sat., Dec. 12
LIVING CHRISTMAS a'
TREE
Peoples Church
Sun., Dec. 13
• KITCHENER FARMERS t.
▪ MARKET SHOPPING
Sat., Dec. 19
NOTE, Inquire now
about our exciting
FLORIDA PACKAGE
• Robin Hood Tours Inc.
Agent No. 2551773
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e 524-4540
•Godarich, Ontario
OPEN HOUSE at 163 Maple St. Clinton,
(N.of liquor store) Sat. Nov. 28, 2-4 p.m., and
7-9 p.m. Beautiful handmade articles for
sale. For further info. call 482-7629. —46,47
THURSDAY, December 1, 6 p.m. Maple
Leaf Chapter I.O.D.E. Christmas Dinner
Meeting at Bailey's. Remember to bring a
$3.00 exchange gift. Guests welcome. —47
SEAFORTH HARMONY HI-LITES
presents A Christmas Concert Saturday,
December 5 at the Seaforth & District Com-
munity Centres. 8-9 Barbershop Christmas
Show, guests Harmony Kings; 9-1 Dancing
to Traces; 11:30 Cold Buffet Supper.
Tickets: $12.00 for show, dance and dinner;
$5.00 for show only. Tickets available from
any member of the Hi-Lites. Proceeds to
The Ontario Society of Autistic Citizens.
—47,48
CHRISTMAS OPEN HOUSE at Huron
Landscaping Limited, Lucknow, Saturday,
December 5, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Sunday,
December 6 12 noon to 5 p.m. Complete
Christmas line, Christmas tree live and ar-
tificial. Come and bring a friend.—47,48ar
CREATIVE KIDS - Educational Toys and
Games. Consultant -Carolyn Porter Mac-
Donald, Auburn 526-7254. Host a home
demonstration or fundraiser. Earn free
gifts. —47ar
DECEMBER I
Tuesday December 1, 6:00 p.m. - Maple
Leaf Chapter IODE Christmas Dinner
Meeting at Bailey's. Remember to bring a
$3.00 exchange gift. Guests welcome.
SINGLES DANCE, Saturday, November
28th at Victorian Inn, Stratford, Ont. Danc-
ing 9-1 Ken Scott. —47
KINNETTE Annual Christmas Bazaar
November 28th, at the Kinsmen Centre from
10 a.m. - 1 p.m. Tea Table -Door prize. —47
THE AMABILE YOUTH SINGERS' first
concert, of the 1987-88 season will be held on
Saturday, December 5 at 8 p.m. and on Sun-
day, December 6 at 3 p.m. at Colborne St.
United Church, 711 Colborne St., London,
Ontario.
Tickets are $4.00 for Seniors and. Students
and $6.00 for adults. Tickets are available at
the door or by calling 453-6650..
This Christmas Concert "Christmas is ..."
will include readings by local TV personali-
ty Jay Campbell. —47
ENtER1 A1NMEN1
THE SPO1
NGGOOER104
Don't
miss
the
fun!
Appearing
This Saturday, November 28
SOUND TREK
Don't Mks Out...
Book now to attend our Gala
NEW YEAR'S. EVE
DINNER/DANCE
ONLY
A FEW CHOICE
PARTY DATES LEFT!
TO BOOK YOUR CHRISTMAS PARTY
CALL GUS BALKOURAS TODAY.
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RESTAURANT & TAVERN
BAYFIELD RD.• GODERICH
524-7711
ATTENTION
ALL
GODERICH
COMMUNITY
CREDIT
UNION
members
It's our
34th ANNUAL
MEETING
SALTFORD VALLEY HALL
THURSDAY,
NOV. 26th, 1987
Annual Meeting...8 p.m.
Complimentary Lunch
and Refr"eshments...9 porn.
LOOKING
FORWARD TO
SEEING YOU!
39 ST. DAVID ST.
524-8366
GODERICH SIGNALSTAR, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1987—PAGE 5A
Entertainment
Volunteer Awards Progr
Minister of Citizenship, Gerry Phillips,
announced the resumption of the
Volunteer Awards Program today.
Nominations for Volunteer Service
Awards and Outstanding Achievement
Awards are being accepted until
December 15.
The annual ceremonies are held to
acknowledge the tremendous contribu-
tions volunteers make to cultural and
multicultural communities in Ontario.
"Volunteers in Ontario contribute
thousands of hours of work for valued
cultural and citizenship activities,"
Minister Phillips said. "The Volunteer
Awards program pays tribute to this
deserving, but often silent constituency of
support. I hope people will take a moment
to nominate a volunteer for a Volunteer
Service Award."
In previous years, the Awards were
presented by the former Ministry of
Citizenship and Culture. This year, the
Awards will be offered by the newly
created Ministry of Citizenship.
"I want to assure everyone that this year
the Volunteer Awards Program will still
be available to clients of both ministries,"
Minister Phillips said. "I am only too
aware of the importance of voluntarism in
Ontario and the way in which the
Volunteer Awards Program encourages
this form of participation."
The Volunteer Awards Program offers
two types of awards. Volunteer Service
Awards acknowledge volunteers who have
given five, 10, 15 or more years of service
to non-profit community theatres, art
galleries, public libraries, heritage, music
or dance organizations or to community
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SEAFORTH
Thurs. - Fri. - Sat.
'RUDE ANGEL'
Join Us
SUNDAY, NOV. 2 9 for our
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GREY
CUP
PARTY
"View the game on
the 10 FOOT SCREEN
PRIZES
GREY CUP SPECIALS
LIGHT SNACKS or
FULL COURSE
MEALS
PUB NIGHT
Every Friday
This Friday featuring the one & only
Evy's Homemade
English Sherry Trifle
DARTS NIGHT
Every Tuesday
Saturday November 28th
CHEF BEN'S
SPECIALTY NIGHT
Appetizers:
Shrimp Chowder
Potted Pork &
Homemade Chutney
Caesar Salad
Main Courses
Roast Saddle of Lamb
Fresh Atlantic Salmon
with Saffron Sauce
Grilled Bay Scallops &
Tiger Shrimps
Roast Duck
Beef Tenderloin with a
green pepper corn sauce
Book Now For
New Year's Eve
at Bailey's
Call for Reservations
multicultural centres, native and fran-
cophone organizations. Recipients will be
honored at community ceremonies during
Spring 1988. They will receive a special
trillium -shaped lapel pin (bronze, silver or
goldtone) and a handsome Certificate.
Outstanding Achievement Awards honor
individuals, non-profit organizations and
businesses whose accomplishments in
voluntarism are exemplary in terms of
cultural or citizenship activities. Outstan-
ding Achievement Awards are awarded to
15 recipients.
In the past, Outstanding Achievement
Awards have been presented to Phyllis
Clarke, for her long-standing work with
resurn.ed.
the Toronto Public Library; Ontario Paper
Company for its support of the Carousel
Players of St. Catharines; Xavier Michon
for his involvement with the Thunder Bay
Indian Friendship Centre; Araby
Lockhart, for her contribution to fund-
raising for the Jane Mallett Theatre in
Toronto; Mary Mitchell for her work with
the North Bay and Area Literacy Council;
and Raymond Leger for this work with the
French-speaking community of Durham.
Brochures and Nomination Forms are
available from the Ministry of Citizenship
Volunteer Awards Office, 77 Bloor Street
West, 5th Floor, Toronto, Ontario, M7A
2R9.
Playhouse considering children's
theatre workshop for summer
GRAND BEND - Huron Country
Playhouse is considering a six week
Children's Theatre Workshop for July and
August of 1988.
The workshop would be for young people
aged six to 15 and would be designed to
enrich children in the arts as well as give
them some added summer fun in a struc-
tured learning context.
There would be two groups; one for ages
six to nine; the other for ages 10 to 15. The
workshop would run one week for each child
from Monday to Friday from approximately
9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
Each week long workshop would involve
25 to 30 young people and activities would in-
clude creative movement, improa' 4 nn.
playmaking, clown and mime as well as
singing. Instructors teaching the workshop
would be three professionals and five post-
secondary Theatre Arts students and would
have expertise in each activity area. The In-
structors would encourage the young people
to take an active part in the activities,
rather than be passive bystanders.
The cost for this unique Children's
Theatre Workshop would be $100. and the
Playhouse will pursue plans for this project
only if there is a favorable response from
the general public.
For anyone interested in this exciting pro-
ject, please contact Vicki Mann at the
Playhouse at 238-8387.
BOOK YOUR CHRISTMAS PARTY TODAY
Popular Bowling Times
Friday 8:30 pm Midnight
Saturday Noon to Midnight
Sunday 1:00 pm to 11:00 pm
Shop early for the bowler in
your family. Lots of gift ideas
in the "Bowler's Corner"
MOONLIGHT
BOWLING
Fri. & Sat. Night
10 pm - Midnight
ALL -YOU -CAN -BOWL
64.00 /person
LITTLE BOWL
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Call the Bowler's Hotline
524 -BOWL
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$IMOEM/3-110kIllf
THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL
CHICKEN
BURGER
3.5 oz . Filet of Chicken on a Sesame Seed it011
with Lettuce. Mayonnaise & Tomato.
Special in effect Thurs., Fri., Sat.
Phone 524-4852
89
• Reg. 2.70
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37 Kingston St., Goderich
STARTS FRI.
AT THE
K T ETRE
"ITS THRILLING, EXCITING, VERY
FUNNY AND ABSOLUTE MAGIC.
DON'T MISS IT!"
- Joel Siegel. ABC -1V r �
GODERICH
524-781 1
FRI. & SAT. AT 7 & 9 SUN. - THURS. 7:30 TUES. $2.50
"HELLO AGAIN" ENDS THURS., NOVEMBER 26
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From 8 pm -12 Midnight
Enjoy a pitcher (soft
drink or draft) and a 10
slice pizza.
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DON'T MISS OUR
DAILY
SPECIALS
Comein for full details
ONLYS1 On
MONDAY'S ... Fuzzy Navels. A peachy way to start
your week.
TUESDAY'S ... Pizza & Wine ... 810.00. Share with
a friend.
WEDNESDAY'S ... Mexican Day. Munchies for two
and a pitcher ... 810.00.
THURSDAY'S ... O.V. Hockey night. O.V. can specials.
FRIDAY'S .. Back to the beach. Featuring coolers
& Hawaiian Drinks. Check out our indoor patio.
SATURDAY'S ... Pizza and a pitcher ... 810.00. 8
p.m. -12 Midnight only.
SUNDAY'S... Mellow out with our giant size Caesars.
524-2128
360 Bayfleld Rd., Goderich
2PI,tY'S
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