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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1969-07-17, Page 5a "'Mere's Always Something Doing on the Square" ' Mr. - MacLaren's song is realiy•upheld THIS week, because there is lots a -doing with the Art Mart and Sidewalk Sale. • So far the weather is fine —' just keep on a-wishin' and we can keep it fine all week, Did you know that besidea• looking at the paintings and enjoying a coffee or lemonade at the Kinnettes Sidewalk Cafe you • will have tfie chance to buy some Home-made Baking! Each day there will be at least one booth that will have home-made bread,- buns" and other goodies that you can cart away with you — along with a fine painting or • two - (providing you pay for them --don't let me mislead you). The' Art Mart has established itself and is now an event which a great many people look forward to. We certainly have a need for a "vacationer" attraction — I don't like to call it a tourist attraction, since I feel it' is the family on vabation which comes rback, each day to browse among -the crafts and paintings and pick up that special gift for someone they know, really 4 • V. enjoys the hand-crafted things. The 4adies of 'Colborne; The "Country Crafts will have their nice things available and they certainly have a variety. You can choose gifts for everyone — and there is a big job well done. The Legion Ladies hare a Bake Sale and ' 3 "white elephant" table. Now, there is a spot to , find some good buys. They will be working Thursday, so rememi)er it. There will be- so many things rkt that I can't list them all so you will have to come each day to see what's cookin' as it will be different every day. The , Catholic - Women's League has its Bake- Sale on Friday and on Saturday moping. The Anglican Church Women's Evening Guild will have lotsof goodies fol you. Saturday afternoon the Ladies of the -Baptist Church will be out with their baking and "yummies." Thursday evening, bn the.. Anglican Church Rectory, lawh, you can enjoy a delicious supper. Their "Garden Party" is 'always . a big success so you'd better be there for 5.30 p.m. I can't say how many and how much. of any thing will .be in the Square these three days, but it will all be a nice surprise and you can enjoy the park for the clay. The Kinsmen will have games and such to go along with the Carnival they have arranged for, and• they promise there will never be a dull moment. The merchants are trying to please everyone with their seasonal °sales and you will see some really big buys. We had . planned on some evening entertainment for you — such as our clever Highland Dancers, but we are afraid the carnival music would drown out the music of the pipes, so Mary Lynn Telford his promised a treat for another time. The man with the sculptures, Mr. Richard Kramer ,comes all the way from Ancaster near Hamilton, so I can't say how many days he will be with us, but his craft should , be interesting. Ann Fairservice will have some of her pottery and lovely paintings and there will be other beautiful crafts from,a very wide section of South Western • Ontario. For those of you who do Mr1 and Mrs. Murray Sheardown, St. Andrew's Street, have returned from vacation in British Columbia. While there they visited with Mr. and Mrs. Glen Jarvis, Vancouver, Mr. and - Mrs. Jarvis were stationed at CF$ Clinton when Mr. Jarvis was in the forces and while there they lived with the Sheardowns. Im Victoria, Mr. and Mrs. Sheardown visited WO and Mrs. Al. Dowds, formerly of Goderich and in Campbell River, B.C., they visited Mr. and Mrs. Herb Handyside whom they had not seen for several years. On the return trip they brought two young people from Nanaimo here to visit. Judy and Ken Mottershead are staying with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Harris, ' Newgate Street, while they visit. with other relatives. Betty Lynn ,Sheardown was home recently from Kitchener where she has been teaching. She is at present on course- at the University of Guelph. Linda SheardoWn is home on holiday from St. Thomas Elgin General Hospital, St. Thomas, where she is training for her rekistered "nurses certificate. • Visiting ' with Mrs. Frank Riley is, her daughter Doris, of —Pettawawa, also with her for the week were a' bride .and groom, Mr. and Mrs. Brian Riley from Renfrew. Mr. and ' Mrs. Walter Woloschuk from the ,Lakehead are visiting with Mr: and Mrs. George Brown, who returned to Goderich four months ago from the Lakehead. • Si HELEN'S holiday visitors with Mrs. Don Pannabecker were Rev. and Mrs. Harley Moores of Beachville and Rev/ and Mrs. Wesley Mitchell of Salford. Mrs. John Fryfogle and Shawn of Paisley were recent visitors with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Charles McDonald. Mr. and Mrs. William Waring and Mr. and Mrs. Morris Wilson and sons of Hamilton were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. • Ross Errington. Lynn. Miller underwent a tonsilectomy on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McIntyre of 'Richmond Hill spent the weekend with Mrs. W. I,, Miller and Isobel. ' Mr. and Mrs. Mel Brown and Mrs. Mabel Murdie of Point Clarke amid Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Moser of Florida were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Woods. Mrs: ---borne Woods and Jack Gardner visited on Wednesday with Mrs. Gardner who is a patient' in St. Joseph's Hospital, London. Mrs. Gardner is scheduled for surgery ' on Monday. - Doings ungannoit Mrs. Hazel Barr and Mrs. Neil Chartrand, Jack and Cindy, of St. Clare, Mich., attended the funeral of Mr Archie Greenier ,with Mr. and Mrs. Art Stewart, Miss Pearl Caldwell returned home Monday from Windsor where she had spent a week with her hrother Ben Caldwell. . Mr. and Mrs. Bill Park, Stephen and Tom, returned. home from a trip to the north. They went through Algonquin, Muskoka district and the Lake of Bays. BROWNIE'S DRIVE-IN THEATRE CLINTON Box Office Opens at B.00 p,m. ALL DOUBLE FEATURE SHOWS BINGO at LEGION HALL Saturday, July 19 15 GAMES — 1.00 The Prize for each regular game will be $12.0.0 JACKPOT OF $85.00 IN 57 CALLS Sponsored Py Branch 109 1ROYAL. CANADIAN 'LEGION No One Under 16 Permitted To Play VIKING ALUMNI HOMECOMING 8 bANCE Friday, July 18 Dancing 9-1 Music Gy The' Enterprise "The Secret Life Of An American Wife" Showing at 9.15 p.m. (Adult Entertainment) — Starring , Walter Matthau and Anne Jackson. In Color — — PLUS "The Further Perils of HARBOURLITE INN Laurel & Hardr Showing at 11.00 p.m. Laurel &' Hardy are shown before the days of their eventful partner- sh1p. During the mid 1920's they jOined forces and the evolution of the' comic styles is shOwn in this Plus Cartoon SAT., MON., TUES. July 19-21-22 • "The Wte4ing Crew Admission— $4 per coup5le GODERICH s$TAR# Ti VfS AY, 414414 Y 7'', X9i 9 5 Ashfield David Mackenzie is a patient in Kincardine Hospital. Guests with Earl Hoves last week were Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Dobbs of Toronto and Mr. and of Regina. • Jim Sfinpson, who spent 10 days in Winghalh Hospital, is home again. • Born — To Mr. and. Mrs. Elmer Smeltzer of Lurgan, a daughter. MTS. Smeltzer ' was formerly Mariinne West. Mrs. Lorne Macdonald, who was ,a patient in a London Hospital, is home again. - SQUARE • PHONE 524.7811 • ESSE Showing at 9.15 p.m.. — Starring DEAN MARTIN ELKE SOMMER and NANCY KWAN "Doh't Raise The Bridge, Lower The River" , Playing for 7 Days THURSDAY„ JULY 17 to WEDNESDAY, JULY 23 Showing Thurs., Sun., Mon., Tues. and Wed. at 8:00 p.m. Only Showing Friday and Saturday They're going to win World WarlI or die trying! 00 Showing at 1 1 p.m. — Starring JERRY LEWIS And TERRY THOMAS In Color Cartoon "-LADY IN' CEMENT"' DRESSES REGULAR TO $1800 to IMO Sho.wing at 9.15 p.m. (Adult Entertainment) — Starting Frank Sinatra Raquel Welch Dap Blocker SeL, in Miami Beach, this "Tony Rome" sequel races through the further problems of the touch detective. In Colpr PLUS , ",BEDAllLED" Starring PETER COOK and RAQUEL WELCH Color Cartoon 01) MGM presents a picture starring Richard Burton Clint Eastwood Mary Ure 'Where Eagles Dare" PanavisloteMetrocolor (Adult Entertainment) CHECK A* THEATRE (524-7811) FOR SATURDAY MATINEE FEATURE Coming Neth For,7 Days' "CHITTY CHITTY These dresses are specially reduced for sidewalk days. All this season's mer- chandise. We have all sixes but the style and color eange is broken. Shop early Wednesday for the best selection. Including V2'Sizes, 0 • 4 HOPPE Tifk souARE Open All Day Wednesday. S IS nr ,DRIVEIN THEATRE ' � eODEON cittp erg, _ HWY. 8 GODERICH AT CONCESSION RD. 4 , PHONE 524.9381 � �xt O re . A � Mustang . Th SAT. DEAD"- Bagel' Romp" - ,t 0. ` _ ..,> -National General Pictures ,.'`' ELVIS ! PREBragY CHEIRRIlli " (Adult Entertainment) , THURS"., "FRI., July1748-19 Second Feature "BANG BA�1G, YOU'RE Tony Randall, Santa and Tarry Thomas "Enjoyable Spy tiVatch for "Gimmick Nigh?' on Monday d Tuesday how far can a policeman go? SUN., MON., TOES. MOW PKIufits Piwnts GEORGE July 20-21-22 • PEPPARD JEAN Second Feature SEBERG % RICHARD TORTURE • KILEY r 4 , GARDEN" (Adult Entertainment) 1411 i./� (i flO Jack Palance, Burgess Meredith �r H��Q�u�' and Beverly Adams 1EWotOIOa• 411:01g "Effective Horror Item for Program" (Adult Entertainment) - • WED., A THURS,, FRI., s!*',.;;J 20th -CENTURY FOX pmWnt� IAC1LtJietr Ma C COLOR BY of LUXE CINI:MASCOPE SAT. ----July 234.6 `. 'w' 20THOresents CENTURY- FOX r;. CNARLTON' .. kESTON in .,, .. LAN O Thi E Es 'Ererl Wednesday is "Family Night" at The Sunset. Carload, Truckload or Busload -Admission - .is` Only.f1.25 per vehicle. Ashfield David Mackenzie is a patient in Kincardine Hospital. Guests with Earl Hoves last week were Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Dobbs of Toronto and Mr. and of Regina. • Jim Sfinpson, who spent 10 days in Winghalh Hospital, is home again. • Born — To Mr. and. Mrs. Elmer Smeltzer of Lurgan, a daughter. MTS. Smeltzer ' was formerly Mariinne West. Mrs. Lorne Macdonald, who was ,a patient in a London Hospital, is home again. - SQUARE • PHONE 524.7811 • ESSE Showing at 9.15 p.m.. — Starring DEAN MARTIN ELKE SOMMER and NANCY KWAN "Doh't Raise The Bridge, Lower The River" , Playing for 7 Days THURSDAY„ JULY 17 to WEDNESDAY, JULY 23 Showing Thurs., Sun., Mon., Tues. and Wed. at 8:00 p.m. Only Showing Friday and Saturday They're going to win World WarlI or die trying! 00 Showing at 1 1 p.m. — Starring JERRY LEWIS And TERRY THOMAS In Color Cartoon "-LADY IN' CEMENT"' DRESSES REGULAR TO $1800 to IMO Sho.wing at 9.15 p.m. (Adult Entertainment) — Starting Frank Sinatra Raquel Welch Dap Blocker SeL, in Miami Beach, this "Tony Rome" sequel races through the further problems of the touch detective. In Colpr PLUS , ",BEDAllLED" Starring PETER COOK and RAQUEL WELCH Color Cartoon 01) MGM presents a picture starring Richard Burton Clint Eastwood Mary Ure 'Where Eagles Dare" PanavisloteMetrocolor (Adult Entertainment) CHECK A* THEATRE (524-7811) FOR SATURDAY MATINEE FEATURE Coming Neth For,7 Days' "CHITTY CHITTY These dresses are specially reduced for sidewalk days. All this season's mer- chandise. We have all sixes but the style and color eange is broken. Shop early Wednesday for the best selection. Including V2'Sizes, 0 • 4 HOPPE Tifk souARE Open All Day Wednesday.