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_ Last week I attended th
• Huron Country Playhouse f0
the first time •and I hate to
• admit it was the first time
can see why they have a ful
/house every night for each
performance. for the actor
and actresses are jus
• GREAT. '
I had enjoyed working with.
G.L.T. presentation 'of The
y Friend — that liVely
lilting musical. that has been
-such a favorite 'With
•playgoers for so many years
•• And- this was my chance to
-• see it again and with.a group
of our performers;
' Well, it WAS mcist
$64,900 joyable, It' brought back al
39,800 the excitement of yai,sag
49,900 and the pleasure of com
410-11,_ _11,.ar.so „ f
urse.
39,120 n o co
195,000 thotight our show. was the
45,000 better one. The words to so
44,900 many' of the songs r had
42,500 forgotten,. but it all came
back — and it is so nice to
leave a theatre humming a
• song.
$32,900
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r. reailze that the all too shert
wee,i.c. or Bible Study for the
I children has passed and Knox
1 ChUtCh is quiet in the week
Once again. I understand they
s had 107 chilslren, ages 21/2 to
t 13 yrs,,. attending mornings
and afterncions. The childrep
enjoyed the bible stories,*•
songs. and games. They. had
i; 'refreshments and rest period
andorafts. •
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'The theme; "Dare to be -a
rn: h
-1? an tak-en-fro t e- nap -
and Pold 'Daniel were among
songs, they enjoyed besides
Shadrack, 1%/leshach, Abed -
1 , nego which .Were •presented
last Sunday by the children
_ yvith Mrs. John Lindsay down
qatiejltnees-- directing.,
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altford
keter •'
lyth
derich
Goderich TUT.
derith Twp,
nevi/den Acres
ungannon • `
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ane of Pines •
uth of Byfield
rindleY.: Beach
'Surely —soon" another
song in closing ceremony'
besides the closing hymn
sung every year — "eraor
God ove you and not let
you out of His sight!". were
beautifully -done.
45000ine reogr-ap . There were 75 •children iri,
Orth of Kingsbridge . 27,
,500 much more professional than the closing ceremony.: They
in our play_— but we had vety
25,000 thoroughly enjoyed tile rnusic
• and loved Singing. Mrs.
few who had ever danced
• MOBILES before an audience before._ Lindsay says she is so sorry
derich Mobile Park •9,500 The. whole performance was the Music Festival
was-
uron Haven 17,500' just terrific becnse mainly it discontinued some years ago
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is a bright; lively show, but as the childrendo not have
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• sa nide to have . Reit
iiShaw - and his pretty wife
Peggy back in..tnWni, Their
stay in Africa was pretty
.. hectic, a let of hard werk, but
no regrets. They're home -now
and getting' back in the swing
of things. •---
Ren tells me he has just
becomePublicity Chairman
for our centennial Festival
-7,7. when Goderich will fieVe
150 yeais. behind, it. Publicity,
Enterta.i.nrnent
many 'Other 'departments
need your co-operation and
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..assistance. "
•Are you compiliiig that iist
of• names and, addresses .for
us? Are. you telling your
friends: and,. relatiVes „pot_
yearis a BIGGIE? „
1 hope you are. The lists
may be dropped off at the Red
Office, 9 Waterloo S. There is
a • mail slot- so they can be
dropped when you are out
walking -W -biking. -
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•6ODE1iC1tSIGNAL.$ ORSE4Y;AUOTIST 5, 1070. -PA
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s are June Z9
The main Week
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to July 10, 1977. The big
parade is set for- July 10; so
that is another thing' to get
ready --AFLOAT. -
• So there are lots of things to
think about. Love Martha
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•^ Mr. and Mrs. Walter S.# Hodges from Stratford "just
' decided" last Wednesday morning to come td
• Goderich for a little holiday. The two octogenarians were
•then chosen on Thursday as the Tourists of.the Week,and
were guests of the Goderich Tourist -Committee for ltmch
at the Candlelight Tavern- and a bus tour of the town, also
•arranged by the Tourist Conunittei M Hod es andihis
derichry u appy. wi t eir the music training she feels ••
S40,000
ain Hwy. 70,000 choice of P lly. , they.need and love.
47,500 I
Their Polly was a yery big
ucknow
arna
• FARMS
inloss, 100 acres $
inloss, 100 acres
LOTS •
ane of Pines
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the .above for your__con
itieration
free evaluations
12 years of service
'out-of-tovin' advertising
• 18 ogices to biri,
• a veteran sales force
:free catalogues •
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62,000 • girl, apparently much Older
than the other 'school! girls
and .she wore a very
59,000 :'unlovely" 'dress thru' most
51.000 of the performance. It just
didn't..fit no way, no how! And
the original fOld creases of
51 o 000
' the material stood out iike.d
• sore thumb. Things like that
can spoil a girl's image --
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can'tthey?
Polly had a good voice, but
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s • I'M sure she felt as. awkward
as she looked. That was the
only part of the show that I
• was unhappy about,.. but
honi6,•heard this same girl was
. • greates Irma la-poUcei.
Well, I didn't realbt mean to
New workers and people. of
• the congregation helped bring
a new zest to the §essions.
Rev. Lochie Ro'yal says the
spirit. of the whole thing was
• simply amazing. .; •
Everyone: 'enjoyed.
lemonade on the lawn after
church but a good number of
TTh childreli re sorry the ,
• session is over.
I'm sure- many Of the
mothers are sorry too, since
there are too few attractions.
to get the kids avvay from TV.
Green ThUmbersTmothers-r•
• is a group youngSters frbm 7
DON.,1101S
REAL ESTATE -LTD.
• REALTOR
• 53 West Street
• 524-8951.
TOriliTobey
529-7431 •
T.'• • criticiie, for the showwas, en
the whole, • most enjoyable
- and well done: ;
• I thoroughly enjoyed the
• dashing about later trying.:to
- find an eating spot. Another
time we will know the best
place for good lateLrlite food is.
to 14 can enjoy and also be a
b-ig help to you too. This great
group are having another
Flower Shnw August 21 at
Stmcoast Mall. • There are
classes open now for children
and many' can learn a lot
:before the twenty-first. Why
,M.oment ..M.useum
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BY ROB SHR1ER •
Anyone who haswitnessed
theLGeor-ge-Tune- collection •
wood carvings at the Huron
.COunty Pioneer Museum will
doubtless. agree that it is one
of the finett displays of"one
man's craftsmanship
anywhere.'
Mr. George F., June's story
as -infer eiting as- Ins car--
vings. •
• "Dick" • June- was, in ill
health, when he.piclied.tip that
first chunk of cedar ..and
he continued with his new-
offnd-hOOby The--more--he
whittled the more intriguing
• wife have fravelled"extensivel3c-througheut Cipada, the
United States, and Europe but they say this is the very first .
time they have beenso warmly welcomed anywhere. "You
can bet we'll tell all our friends, and our family," remarked
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Hodges The our st of the Week program is a regular
feature b3 the Tourist Committee to promote Gbderich
&milli July and August. (staff photo) • ,
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who saw him talk of his
carVings noteCed a glint of
pride in those eyes, .a pride
that was well -warranted.
His collectioincludes n not
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only the standard fare of
chains, canes, tables, chairs
and Plaques but' also scale
odels-oHtefrie-sitearhorsc
- teams, w.00den flowers, and
it became and the more he -
,„ realized his talents.•
"Shoot! It's really
• nothing," he says of his
•litokfcks. "1 feel kind of Mean to
think I'M fooling away my
-7".-ttare-lire• this. A o o peop
wantmo_t_o_ put the stiiff .on'•
• display, but I've no way of
taking them anywhere".
Itis• 'ddubtful that an ac-'
curate: count of his wOrkS---• ;
could be made ,but it -must run •
• well over a:thousand pieces.
These works include a 40 -foot
to,tern pole..which 'adorns, his
pulled out his jacknife. He
had been suffering from
sciatic rheumatism and after
• hospital morphine treatments
his nerves were more than a _
here at Goderich Restaurant,. not call Mrs. M."Walton 524- httle bit jangled. . hen3e in Cotten' and an inlaid •
Anna Melski :„„„Enid Bell pme.you more But in fashioning a long and table of poplar andwalnut
rightoath • 6765 and her tell '
524-101 • • • Mar V of yini may not aboutthia?
.524-2768 • sturdy cane out of that cedar, made of • more than 59,000 "
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GODEBICH.OFFICE
• 3:8 ST DAVID ST.
1. MacEWAN
CLINTON OFFICE
86 KING_ST.
PH.' 482-7306
•- MEMBER OF THE HURON COUNTY ittAL FSTATUBOARD
• GENERAL INSURANCE • •
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• 22, rec. roan! 19 x 16, sliding doors to patio overlooking swimming pool 16x4. Builtin Ong,-
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,900' OF FRONTAGE ON LAKE HUR,RN
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n outstanding general store near • 'AGoderich, serving a large agricultural and resort
; • clientele. Including good buildings, and equipment. •
OPERATING THIS STORE IS A FAMILY AFFAIR '• -
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Dick found the solution t�. cubes of wood and all carved -.-
and inlaid by hand over a six-
month peril:W. The latter is on
display at the museum. •
His words belittled his
cr-a-fismariship,` but anyone,
those .long hours of ,pain, and
unrest. He haddiscovered the
art of,„ concentration from a
piece of wood and a .blade of ,
Wieturning from his cottage
on Lake COuchiehing near
Orillia to his home at Cottarn
THE MAN TO. SEE IS .
PROPERTIES FOR SALE
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60' mobile home with a 12' x 12'
82 Albert Streit • .
Phone: 482-9371
MASON BAILEY.
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3 building lots in Clinton. •
storey aluminum sided home fit
tinder $30,000 will buy. this 11/2
Ciffiton, 9 rooms, 4 bedrooms,
recreation room newly decorated
oil heating, excellent location.
.94 acres crop land in Hullett
Township ,
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2 'storey aluminunn sided home in
Clinton on main ,street, 3
bedrooms; ell heat, nice 'dining
-room and living room, lovely
back lot:
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1 floorbrick 'home under con-
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garage, electric heat, can be
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2 storey 8 room frame home on
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• mostly carpeted, oil heating,
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Fully equipp4d ttiurant in
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---Rearly new 5 roomhung;low hi
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7 roorns, 4 bedroonf's,' 1.1/2- baths,
sunporch, shdp at "beat. Lobatecl
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FOOD FOR THOUGHT
11 you' rest on your laurels, they
--te-nr:te become wreaths. •
' addition andsundeck. LOCaled.on
a• lot •66' x 132' in Dungannon.
• Immediate possession.
LUCKNOW 4, DUNGANNON
AREAS
199- ACRE FARM, excellent 5
• bedroom brick home,3arge barn,
$105,000.
300 ACRES. 225 vierkabte; Beef
peration 7,room home 5165,000
100 ACRE Highlivay No. 6
prOperty, excellent brick home,
barn 56' x 586,500. ••
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people to use the tables and
chairs. Paul Bunyan can .136
seep at the Museum resting
back in. his 'heft,i.i pine arm:
chair observing constantly
his maker's work.
He felt equally proud of his
Wife's craft, rug-hooking.
th
at-
when- it Came to x.tig:thcioking,
there Wasn't a woman aliVe
who could touch his wife. He
felt proudest of his inlaid
armchair. •
The craft of George F. June
• shall continue as an example
• of what latent talent coupled
• with 'Perseverance., con
-and --the. will to
achieve can accomplish.
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• Paul Btinyan, Canada's .famous gargantuan woodsman overSee-s the work of his maker,
•Geerge "Dick" June, whose collection of woodcarving and whittling can be seen at the
Huron County Pioneer Museum, Every piece exhibited. was carved from scratch by hand
with little else btitia pocketknife. (staff phOto)7-• „_
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. COUNTRY GENERAL STORE. 'BYDORIPAQUETTE,
Cornfortable 4 bedroom home,
Men's night -will be played:1
priced right. Possession to be
arrangedon Thur•sday this week
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' because of the Monday
APPROX. 4 ACRES with good' hoTliiict:y.
ladies wa
barn and 5 room Noritiander •
l's
Home. Well located 8 Miles from
Goderich. , .•' played at the Sunset lasts
• • Week:
UNDERDEVELOPED • .
BUILDING LOTS in Lucknoliv.. Clubs „playing, were girt -
area. • ' cardine, Sunset and
. Mai1and. Maitland winners
PARKWOOD MOBILE HOME were .Hazel Beerier, Velma
completely -furnished, in, new Campion,kArdithe Brissette,
condition.Immediate possession. Shelagh Sully, Doris
. • Paquette', Della Bedard,
- 2 BEDROOM 1 storey Mare, Chris HOffrneye
arear
every
inconyvinnaigeenceo,f downtownueKnow. •
The next inter -club will be
Immediate possession'. played at the Maitland' on '
" S ROOM, 2 BEDROOM home lh Wednesday, August 25.
Dungannon. Close to store and The matches are all well
churh. Astdeg $20,000. under way' at the club. The
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WELL LOCAT ED and taredtor3 of the club champion on
bedroom homo and
fmner Saturday. .Maxine Martin is
Blacksmith shePin Dungannon.
th leader.round
e ont'h e first
Immediate possssien. .
With a 44 and a 39. Good
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BARON MOBILE Ho
.tMm = , nearly -lb
new on. 2 large lots in iL
..ucknOw; •
ElhintgriMesaare ' e oom,in; i ;1 well
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, ., for the Couple's Tourrrament
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PHONE 529-7350 - to be held on . Saturday,
CLARK ZINN , • August 2L If interested in
PHONE 524-9620 ' playing contact John Kane.or
Doris Paquett.
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