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ELM. HAVEN
MOTORM HOT4,G Clinton
Now Playing YUKON.
Coming Next. Week
LARK SPUR
A fiveplece; pop and,rock group
feeturinq, electric violin,.
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WELCOME
,SERVICE
would like to call you with
"ttousewarming" gifts" and in-
formation about your new
=location. °The. Hostessi, will be
glad to arrange your subscrip.
tion to the Signal -Star -
Call her at 524-7854
•KLAte's' Kozy Kitchen -was she setting- of ,the. production
"Badlands,,Ba, lyhou" staged .by the Pevidulurn Players at
the Olde Jail last, week.
The fact. that the lazy- Kitchen -resembled the
Shakespearean Garden of the previous week is not•so much
a Criticism as it is a compliment -,to their ingenuity. It doe.;,
reflect .however the need, for•stage props such as second hand
furniture. The' Pendulum Players, need help.
$adlarids , Ballyhou, al " melodrama directed by Taff e,
'Graham, for a first effort wasn't bad at all. " { °
,One of the smallest speaking parts was that of "The
Stranger" played by Dave Smith. He started the play off
loud and clear and the players maintained the audibility
throughout. Katie played by Cheryl Mune was a typical
Mid Western tough girl and Monster Molloy,the typical
tough guy turned "chicken" by 'Horace Wi.ffletree,, • the
bird • loving sheriff excellently played by Mike Donnelly.
Wiffletrees sharp shooting of the milliinery atop the head
of Mrs. Snodgrass played by Anne Coulter resulted -in a
tirade showing real promise. Mayor Snodgrass played by Pat
Carter was not blustery enough for a western mayor-
al hough pjhvsically he''carried all before him. -
Other parts were played' by. Phil' Main, Dead Eye •Dan,,
Mary Burns, Petunia; and Bob Bundy, Clint. •
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A reasonably good, performance for a first time director
with'many first' time performers.
More thought to precise sound effects would have im-
•measurably improved the play.
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8.00 P.M.
TUES.,
WED:
JULY
30,31
Theatre Pusse Muralile
Final note, .the performance opened with a western sing-
song with Nina Knight. A performer of excellence with voice.
and guitar but m re preparation required if audience par-
ticipation is intedded.
Tic Toe.
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• Coyered 'Betting Area • Covered ,Grandstand`'
a • faefreshmenl' trey
• Pari Mutuei Wagering.
EVERY FRIDAY IN JULY
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Adults $
A raffle designed to finan,ce.transportation for retarded children coming to school all summer,
"has made Jim Schram the proud owner of a•ten speed bicycle this week. The draw was made
Monday by 'Al" Tebow with Mike Dymond (seated'on• bicycle) witnessing. The tickets had
been on sale for thr a weeps prior to the draw and fhe money made alter the bike Was pur-
chased is to go toLtaxi flare for. the children coming to school. Therschool is run by Carot'a
Dierolf,• Lisa Scholtz, Nina Knight; Cheryl Elliott and Debbie Moore for the summer as an OFY
project called : Open Doors. (staff. photo) ‘ ' ° .
9:pieces of Chicken
Kids 91
Huron
at the
Historic Jail
GODERICH
Tickets at; 524-7532 . 524-8366
Goderich n " Campbell's The Coach House
,524-6971•
'''The Jail
The JAIL is openfor guided' tours daily
9-5, Sunday 12-6 DROP IN AND VISIT
fora
GREAT:
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AT THE COTTAGE
ON A PICNIC,
OR CAMPING
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Col'ongl Sande+ -s• Rec,pd •
Once again' this year, groups The Host Community, is, of
of 'students .will be Setting out. ---or, course,: the' TON') of Goderich,
to explore Canada and discover a,nd it is hoped"- that .t -he
for themselves •the diversity
and reality of their coun'try and
its people. These- groups, under
the auspicies ,"cif the Federal
and; Plrovincial governments
are the- "You -ng Voyageurs" -,of
the 19170',..,
. This • program pati the.
following -aims: a-'''
Al) provide- young°Canadians
with an opportunityly meet:to
C know -and to develop°yt . 'Cl'oser
understanding of Canadians '-
living and working in othr,;
regions of Canada;
-to introduce them fo the
geography t'►f Canada arid to
.. enable`.thern to see- for them-
selves the' industrial, polil.ital,
• educational, •cultural and ar-'
�--tistic: • achievements of another
province-.
This year, Huron County and
the To*n. of (hderich has been'
Chosen to hoot t eh., boys and ten
girls aged 1.5 I<, 17, -from
Grandry •Prairie, Afbeirta: A
Goderich high schoir"I teacher,
Doug Bundy, arrcl' his wifel.ou,
have acrelited the tas.of be, ing
�lhe r°eceptioni�skts,for this group.,•.,Y
out coming here
residents o Goderich will help
to make•1hese young people feel
at home during, their visit here.
REG. $3.65
AT THE•
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EAT-iN OR TAKE-OUT
31 'Kingston St, Goderich 524-6152
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- They, have planned's-, a' we"ekl
long- program of ,visits, lour;
-and social gatherings ,for l,he
visitors and their hosts during
the week of :Idly 25th to August
2.pd, _This. progr.atp.:includes. a
welcoming dinner, tours in and
around Goderich, visits to1ocal
"industries and-hist{.ric• sites, a
trip 'to Niagara Falls and to
Mennr'>nite community neh•r,
l<itchener:. and' attendance al a
.Stratford Festival play:
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"The hosts for the individual:
visitors are ,focal yott € people,
and their-. families' who LhaVe
kindly agreed to hillr?t"•ig''crden,ts
in their .home", for the week.
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