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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1977-08-25, Page 22{ AL -STAR, THURSDAY, AUGUST 5X977. " f,} rt, 4 51 11 3i constables. frni the Goderich detachment of the OPP were com- mended ; by the the Goderich Ambulance Service for the assistance they offered following a serious car accident last Saturday, Constable George Hiles and Constable • Art Burt arrived at the 'st ne of the one car accident on County Road 13, one mile west of Clinton, after car driven by Allen Savauge, 18, of 51 John Street, Seaforth came around the bend towards Clinton at a high rate of speed, -just missed four big trees and rolled over, �s► ,fal of the Arts COURTESY OF THE GODERICH ARTS COUNCIL For most of us vacations are over and unmistakable signs of fall are appearing. But fall has its compensations - Fall Fairs. Lucknow fair is the end of September; Ripley and Teeswater fairs are at Thanksgiving; Colborne' Township's Christmas Country Fair will be held in the Saltford Valley Hall Wednesday, October 12 and Saturday October 15; and. the Hanover Annual Craft Show and Sale is being held in the Royal Canadian Legion Canadiana Room Saturday, October 29. These fairs are always worth a visit and are a good place to start Christmas shopping. Other events taking place in the near future are: the 125th Flower Show will be held August 27 and 28 in con- junction with the city's Centennial Celebrations and the Glenhurst Arts Council of Brantford are holding the Glenhurst Area Jury Show August 12 to September 4. Grand Bend: The Huron Country Playhouse is presenting the comedy See How They Run August 23 to 27. Niagara on the Lake: The Millionairess is playing. The Shaw Festival ends October 2. Stratford: Two plays opened in August, Much Ado About Nothing and As You Like It. Hay Fever, a comedy by the late Noel Coward opens September 27. At the Gallery in Stratford, with the co-operation of the Stratford Festival, is a costume display, Made Glorious: Stage Design at Stratford, an exhibition drawn from the costume properties warehouse. Over 50 costumes are featured showing the development and changes in design over 25 years, with a demonstration of designing a costume and then putting -it together. Also at the Gallery is an Outdoor Sculpture show. London: At the Art Gallery White Paintings, recent paintings and drawings by John Noestheden will be displayed to August 28. Toiler Cranston and The IceShow will be in London for one night only September 16. St. Marys: A display of work by local Perth County artists is at the Perth County Gallery. Blyth : At the Blyth Memorial Hall for ten days starting today the Theatre Passe Muraille present a comedy He Won't Come In From The Barn, and here's something different because also on stage will be two cows, three pigs and a rooster. Toronto: At the Forum, Ontario Place; The Central Band of the Canadian Forces will play to August 28. The Royal Alex presents Same Time Next Year, with Bar- bara Rush and Torn Troupe from August 15th "September 10. September 14 to October 29 at the O'Keefe Centre, there are four new productions by the Canadian Opera Company, Verdi's Don Carlos, Mozart's The Magic Flute, Donizetti's Daughter of the Regiment and Woz- zeck by Berg. Also in Toronto at Massey Hall the Beethoven Music Festival is on from September 8 to October 1.5. Each Thursday, Friday and Saturday evening for six weeks the Toronto Symphony are presenting music by Beethoven conducted by Klaus Tennstedt, Andrew Davis and Erich LeinSdorf. Ontario Crafts 77 will be on view at the Canadian National Exhibition to Septemfier 5. Petrplia: At the Victoria Playhouse Royal . Per- formance from ' eptember 30 to October 9, a music festival is on featuring the Canadian Brass, Karen Kain, Frank Augustyn, Kiona Boyd, Algoma Festival Opera, Monique Leyrac and others. It is hoped that you will be able to attend some of th6se events and enjoy them. If you know of any upcoming events that can be added to future columns, please call or drop into the Goderich Public Library on Montreal Street or phone 524-9261. Programs, etc. are displayed on the Calendar of the Arts notice board in the library. landing uptight ..in the ditch. . • Savauge was thrown from the car:and: a Goderich AmbUlatnoe crew rushed him to Universjty Hospital' London, suffering from serious `spinal and head injuries. 61. A second 'ambulance arrived shortly after, with only one man attending„ Gary Renaud, so he wasassisted by the two constables to' help another seriously, 1 ed ' r as 'n u S@ Tom Snow,den�r_.of 1118. James Street, Seaforth'receiVed, ritical spinal injuries,. and was trapped in -the back seat of the car. Constable Hiles held the victim still to avoid` -further spinal damage while Constable Burt forced the back door open. The Constables) :then -assisted Renaud. by putting Snowden ,on a spinal board 'Pd ,loaded :`m Minto the -,ambulance.. +os t `then idrove the am Ian "e gime", :•Qpna . Public fTospital e •;.Sflowd n,was transferred to niversltyH Mli Two . othe ssengers,.. Ken MacDonald, 125, Mill Street, Seaforth and Yifayne'arkinson, 17, 4 Goderich Street Se.f< r[h escaped with' minor Inluries rine ,CrO0erlCh , Am lanc reported th t no t h e was °Ion I OPP and that they'wrere "hel`' and efficieint � h fluted P(. a h v b X1'1 8 a ,,• d W help. 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