The Goderich Signal-Star, 1972-02-03, Page 15GODERICIf SI! N,f!
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A now •aervlce was begun
this weaken a trial basis by the,
staff in.the front office of The
.Signal -jar, They are charting
dates of uconlinvents
calendar In an ,effort to assist'
local service clubs, churches,
and other organizations to Co-
ordinate their fund-raising
event
l.
A he system now'stands,
the . gnat -Star office staff will
chart coming events on their'
calendar onlyif especially
requested by an officer of an
organization.
TheSignal-Star office staff,
however,wi l l'fbnot be
responsible for charting all
upcoming, events in the-
-community:-
His
he__-community:Itis hoped this service will
alleviate some problems for
-Goderich 'and°"4istrict people
until a more permanent
arrangement is found.
; A LUTHERAN worship, service,
Sunday, . February 6 at 2 'p.rn.,
1. - . 'an.
.Church; Goderich. Everyone is
cordially . invited. -4 , 5
1•
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SHROVE Tuesday Buffet Supper,
sponsored by St. George's ACW,
tobe held in St. 'George's Parish
Hall,Nelson Street, Tuesday,
February 15. Served' continuously
5-7 p.m. Adults.$2:00, children 12
and under $1.00. For tickets,
phone Mrs. J.. Scamari, 524-
7709.-4,5„6 '
GLOME to Blyth- Lions Club
Bingo every Saturday night at
=8-:30 p.m-, Community Hall.
Admission $1.00. 12 regular
• • games, $10.00 each. Two
Share=The-Wealth games. One
$25.00 special. $125.00 jackpot,
if taken in' 60 calls if not taken,
$10,00 added each night. 50% of
ta�e�to fuflicar'�"iT`"tac po noir''
taken. - ltfn'
'108.. • JEAN'NIE 'kEDDON ` •of
ilamilton will be guest speaker
the Bahu's of Goderich at an Open
Fireside ,to be' ile14 Mgnday,.
V'February at 8;00 p.m. in the'
. hi* e of Tdm, and Nancy Flynn
ltd ...St,
• Peter's' Parish Hall on Monday,.
.February 7 at 8;00 p.m Prizes,
lunch,; 50 cents . admission,
E,veryonerelndme. a'
Curta(nr Up!. for tho
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- The 19'72 Stratford Festival
music season will 'include a new,
Fl full-day event entitled "Music for
a Summer Day"; featuring the
New York Philharmonic
Orchestra with Eric Leinsdorf
concluding.'
Such major international
artists as Van Cliburn, Itzhak
Perlman and Roberta Peters will
perform in concert on Sunday
afternoons and leading. chamber
music.ensernbles will be heard on
Saturdaymornings, in July and
August. • .-
One ' of Canada's best known
actors, Tony van Bridge, will
present G.K.C. a one:mat show
.a. he..wrpas:.°_f.: Gilbert
Keith Chesterton, as' a Sunday
afternoon "special. 'event:',,
August 27 in the Festival Theatx.
Stratford will once again, offer
Master Classes, for advanced
s'udents and young professional
musicians. The"first, July 17 to
August _22,. will be conduO,tcti. by •
rexant relLaa a for; tti1ent f
the guitar;; the sdco / Augu§''�14
to August 19, by; Antonio Janigro
for young cellists and the third,
August 22 to August 27, by Jean-
Pierre Rampal for flautists.
"Music for a Summer`Day"-
,to be he1'd` August 25' --has been
'designed :to ,involve°.participants
in a full round of .activities
starting. at 9:3,0 a.m. with a pre
concert Coffe JKlatsch
winding up 'with an." .outdoor,
concert on Avon Island" at
midnight.,,Tl e morning program
will include' the Guarneri 'String
Quartet at 10:30 a.m. and flautist °
Jean-Pierre Rampal at noon. A
box -lunch picnic by'.the river has.
been planned for 1 p.m. The major
presentation of the -day will be the
RUMMAGE SALE, ' Saturday;,
February 5, 1:30 p.m., Salvation
Army Hall, Goderich, Ontario.- •
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Every .Saturday Night
LEGION .HALL
Starting Time -8:30 p.m.
LOOKING FOR AN
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Adrienne Clarkson, the petite beauty who acts as a host on
CBC -TV's popular daily magazine show, Take 30, seen each
.yveekgay at 3 p.m.,getsaoa' boost from co -hosts Ed Reid, 'left
and- Paul Soles, right. The three, as well as being accomplished
on -camera 'performers, are also skillful researchers who know
much about each topic they deal with before it is presented on
Tcc1 ke...� r
New York Ph.lharmonic
Orchestra at .2:30 . p.m. in the
Festival Theatre. Following this
concert, audience and artists will
move to the Rothmans , Gallery
gardens fora 5:00 p.m. -recital by ,
the Dorian Woodwind Quintet of .,
• New York, followed by a garden
party supper with the artists.. The,,
midnight concert will feature
Canadian Brass.
° The Sunday series, at 2 p.'m . in
' the' Festival. Theatre, will get
underway July 16 with guitarist
Alexandre 'Lagoya,' followed by
Violinist Itzhak Perlman, July. 30;
soprano Roberta Peters, August
6; cellist Antonio Janigo, August
August 20. The July 23 recital,
featuring pianist Rudolf
Firkusny, will be held at the Avon.
Mini show
rtdrio' under
development
"Artario 72',', a mini art ,show
that will be available to schools
and citizens' of Ontario is under
'development by the Ontario'
Arts Council, Education Minister
Robert Welch announced today.
The ` program, ,which ' will
make a 20.' piece collection .
available to schools, libraries and
-private Citi ' ltis �'f-s`fi zl` 'y'�a
$25,000 grant from the Ontario'
Arts -Council. '
The works 'of " art - will be
produced by manufacturing
processes and sold as a complete
exhibition for under ° $200.
. Individual pieces will be
„•°, available by mail, at pried,
betwehri . 1 •
More than 50 Ontario artists
have been asked to submit a z
work of art which
:.lends itself to
manufacturing processes. The
,works will' be juded by the
artists and those selected will be
manufactured', in. quantity. As a
-teaching aid each artist is
responsible for • preparing an
integrated teaching program
based • on his work. The artist's
background and philosophy will
Theatre. ,
Appearing in the Saturday
morning chamber music series
will be the New Chamber Winds,
July -1; Hungarian Quartet, July 8;
S Alharta Trip,_Juljt_�
dtiaket, Jtily 22°' an ' `Ally • 29;
Vaghy Quartet, August 5;
Classical Quartet, August 12;
Lorand Fenyves, violinist, and
IVienahem Pressler, pianist,
August 19.
As in past •years; the..popular
. `-`M istca 'IVIldnight' will beheld
at the Rothmans Gallery. This
year, concerts are planned for
PP'every Thursday, July 6 through
August 17 and on Saturday, August
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There were six tables in play at
the Goderich Duplicate Bridge
Club Tuesday, Jan. 25, 1'912.
Winners and their scores were
as follows; Dr. and Mrs. M. Smith
88 points; Ray. Fisher and Tom
Eadie 711/2 points; A. J.
Weerasooriya and W. Duncan 75
points; Tie, Mrs. F. Curry and
Mrs. K. Hunter' and Mrs. B.
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