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Three leaders honored Disfrict:
During the evening District
Commissioner Gary Tweddle
of Ailsa Craig made
presentations to three leaders
of the District. The Rev.
Lockie Royal of Goderich, on
the completion of a total of
ten years as a Scoutmaster
(127th Toronto, 1st Norval,
3rd Goderich) received the
uron District Council,
e of all foot Beaver,
within
Countyy
b, Boy Scout, Ven -
and Rover Scout
s, met at the Scout
Exeter, on Monday,
with President Frank
of Goderich in the
ENTRY FORM
Ten Year Pin and Medallion;
Charlie Adams of Goderich,
Cubmaster of 4th Goderich,
was the recipient of the Five
Year PIn; and John Bierling
of Huron Park, Scoutmaster
of 1st Crediton, received his
Five Year Pin.
A Targe part of the evening
was given over to Absistant
JUBILEE 7
TALENT CONTEST
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29th 1977
7:30 P.M.
IN
THE SQUARE OF GODERICH
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AME: _ NUMBER OF PERFORMERS:____
DDRESS:
HONE: -
ame and address for duets, trios, bands to be listed on separate sheet of paper with
ntry.
YPEOF PERFORMANCE:
AME OF SELECTIONS:
UMBER OF MINUTES REQUIRED FOR PERFORMANCE _ MINS; — SECS.
ULES:
Te competition shall be open•to amateurs only. An amateur shall be deemed any
rson'whose principal means of livelihood is derived from other sources than the
rformance to be given, even if he or she, from time to time, accepts a stipend or
norarium for performances rendered.
The executive reserves the right to reject any entry for any reason. f
-ATI performers must agree to and be judged at a preliminary tryout to be held no
s than two weeks prior to the talent show.
Categories shall be determined by entry response.
All ludges'decisions are final.
Entries are to be returned to the log cabin in the Goderich Square or by mail to
ALENT CONTEST" GODERICH 150th BIRTHDAY COMMITTEE, BOX 1977,
DERICH no later than JUNE 1st, 1977, any entry after this date will be refused.
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If further information is required
please call Music Unlimited at
524-2711, Godericn.
ilee,
A unique book
EMORIES OF GODERICH'
General Editor: Dorothy Wallace
A "Jubilee 3" Project
This beautiful hard cover volume is "a must" for all natives, residents and
vers of Goderich. It contains some 240 gloss pages -including over 500 pic-
res, and detoils the history, the charm and the people of Goderich. Bound
be o collectors item, this "coffee toble" volume (approx. 8%" x 11") will
e available about August 15, 1977.
is now being offered for a limited time only at a special pre -publication
rice of 98.27. As this edition of this beautiful work is limited, place your
rder now to avoid disappointment.
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ORDER FORM
"Memories .of Goderich"
P,O. Box 1977
oderich, Ontario
Please send me copies) of "Memories of Goderich" at
special prepublication price of '18." per copy. Enclosed is
my cheque or money order for
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GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, MAY 19, 1977—PAGt 1
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Bi, y Sco�t Council meets itt Ext
District Commissioner
Walter Thomas of Goderich
in preparation for the All -
Huron Campout at Point
Farm Provincial Park on
May 27, 28, 29.
It was reported at the
meeting that there
were 247 Cubs,- Scouts
and, Venturers registered,
along with 33 leaders. This is
the first Rally held in the
Huron Ristrict in -many
years. Walter Thomas will be
Camp Chief.
Jack Hoffineyer of
Goderich stressed the
seriousness of getting some
Library
News
This year, the Shaw
Festival Theatre is presen-
ting' four of Bernard Shaw's
plays and also Thark, by Ben
Travers. If you are interested
in reading these plays consult
the Goderich Library Branch.
Among these is Shaw's first
play, the Widowers' Houses.
The author depicts a young
doctor who discovers his
income is derived from
mortgage money • of a local
slum area.
The philosophical comedy
Man 'and Superman was
• written in 1902. Shaw por-
trays his Don Juan striving
for tlfe betterment of
mankind,
Great Catherine, • an
historical comedy, is set in St.
Petersburg.. The Empress
endeavors to sway a young
English captain to her leftist
philosophy.
Another comedy being
presented at the Festival is
The Millionairess. This
wealthy lady, deserted by her
husband, plans to have her
wealth become his ruin.- The
scheme is shortlived. After
some fisticuffs with an ad-
mirer, she is found nearby by
an Egyptian doctor whom she
decides to marry.
Ben Travers, • an English
novelist and dramatist, - is
well-known for his pre-war
Aldwych farces. This year,
the Festival offers his
masterpiece Thark. This
comedy, set in a hatmted
manor house, deals with pre-
marital' and marital
deception.
Again this year, the
Dorothy Shoemaker Library
'Award Contest is open to all
members of public libraries.
Poetry and prose entries are
divided into junior (under 12),
intermediate (13-17) and
senior (18 and over)
categories. Entry forms aft e
available at your Public
Library.
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workldone on the District
Campsite, South of Goderich
on Highway 21 and a Work
Party was laid on for
OOER,c%
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Saturday, June 25. It is ex-
pected to begin erection of a
Dining Hall in Summer 1977.
There were 40 present at
PASDERBY
the meeting and it was agreed
that the meeting on Monday,
June 2p would be the Annual
Meeting with election of of --
ATTENTION
FISHERMEN
[leers for 1977-78 and would be
held on the District Campsite.
The group Committee of let
Exeter served refreshments.
Fishing
Lake Karon, th. AMllland River end M.,BT,
firearm peorhN fishermen with a variety of
osi arlpnitrs to NM their Nch oriel win.
Local catches include Iropllrage COMM
Sa neon and Ramsww Trout as well of
/Manly al pooasue'Spech MS and *town
Trove. BNc. Bass. Pickerel, Pe.ch, Roc.
Bass red Spla.e The annul Smelt run is
springtime aMact.oe
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APRIL 30th to JULY 1Oth,1977
500. CASH
FOR THE BIGGEST RAINBOW TROUT
CAUGHT DURING THE CONTEST
OUR THANKS TO THESE
SPONSORS
FAMOUS BRAND NAME
ROD AND REEL
PLUS TACKLE
VALUED AT $ 1 25.00
ENTRY FORMS
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SHAKESPEARE •
RODANDREEL
COST
$1• O0
Your Entry Form may be purchased at these fine'outlets:
• CUTT'S RED & WHITE
VICTORIA ST, GODERICH
• GARB ANUGEAR
SPORT SHOP, SUNCOAST MALL, GODERICH
• GODERICH SPORTS
72 THE SQUARE, GODERICH
• FINCHERS
THE SQUARE, GODERICH
• DON'S MARINE
SALT MINE RD. NORTH DOCK HILL, GODERICH
• WORTHY'S ESSO
SELF SERVE VICTORIA ST., GODERICH
RULES AND
REGULATIONS:
All ENTRANTS TO THE DERBY
MUST READ AND OBSERVE All
RULES AND REGULATIONS AS
STATED ON THE BACK OF THEIR
ENTRY FORM.
Jubilee 3 Committee GODERICH ONTARIO
Goderich Sports 172 THE SQUARE, GODERICH
Garb and Gear S ort Shoo SUNCOAST MALL, GODERICH
• ANDREW DAIRY
45 WEST ST. GODERICH
• BRICKER'S JEWELLERY
148 THE SQUARE 'GODERICH
• TANK N' TUMMY FILL
HWY. NO. 21 SOUTH, BAYFIELD
• PETRIE'S PORT ALBERT
GENERAL STORE PORT ALBERT
• CAMPBELL'S
714E SQUARE. GODERICH
• WORSELL BROTHERS LTD.
PLUMBING 8 HEATING 122 THE SQUARE, GODERICH
WEIGH IN STATIONS:
CUTT'SRED 8 WHITE
91 VICTORIA ST. GODERICH
DON'S MARINE
SALT MINE RD. NORTH DOCK HILL GODERICH
PETRIE'S GENERAL STORE
PORT ALBERT
CONTEST OPEN TO
RESIDENTS AND NONRESIDENTS
STEAM EXCURSION
SPECTACULAR
This Outstanding Steam Excursion will be travelling the original track
route of the Guelph-Goderich Railway Company, established in 1907. To
re-irract the arrival of the first passenger train, this expertly restored steam
locomotive No. 1057 (ex-C.P.R.) with 8 cars will make up this train. This
historic railroad trip will roll across the picturesque countryside of
Southwestern Ontario, approaching Goderich through the beautiful
Maitland River Valley, and arriving at the original CPR Station. The
station is located at the harbour overlooking the waters of Lake Huron. '
Pioneer Dress Contest
This contest is open to any person purchasing a round trip
ticket originating in Guelph. The prize will be awarded to the
person wearing the best Pioneer Costume. Winner will be
awarded a week -end for two attthe famous Benmiller Inn, located
near Goderich. This Inn was originally a water powered grist and
blanket mill, now converted to luxurious dining and
accomodations. Judging will take place in Goderich. Decision of
the Judges is final.
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Goderich 150th Brithday Committee
with the Assistance of CP Railway
presents
An Historic Steam Railway Excursion
SUNDAY, JULY 3, 1977
Lv Guelph 8:45 am. Ar. -Goderich 12:00
'Lv Goderich 6:30 p.m. Ar. Guelph 9:30
Your arrival at the harbour will allow you' to swim, relax on the sandy
beaches. For those who enjoy a more active day, there will be a Midway,
sailboat races, parade of watercraft, musical entertainment, tugboat rides,
fishing, and located up -town in "The Prettiest Town in Canada" a Legion
Parade and Drumhead service, a visit to one of Canada's most outstanding
Museums, or a tour of the Huron Historic Jail. (Bus service available for up-
town).
ORDER YOUR TICKETS TODAY!
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1 or Tram Excursion, 115 Woolwich St., Guelph, onta\io
Ior Guelph Chamber of Commerce.
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