The Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-03-25, Page 6' PAGE 6—GODERICH SIGNAL STAR, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 1981
fmneraber of the Theatre -Go -Round troupe pretends lie Is a little boy stuck in a tree during a
per-,1o.,aanee of !Nobody's Pealed' at Victoria Schaal on Tuesday. The skit was hart of the
Recreation Department's Holiday Happenings program which is offeredto children of this
communityevery year during the March school break. (Photo by Joanne Buchanan)
BLACKWELL
Robert and Karen announce
with joy the birth of their
daughter, Lorraine
Genevieve, on March 12,
198, at Alexandra Hospital,
Goderich. Proud . grand-
parents are Mrs. Gwen
Grose, Lucan, and Mr. and
Mrs. John Blackwell, Lon-
don.
DUNCAN
Angela and Scott are proud
to announce the arrival of a ,
new baby brother, Darryl,
born at Alexandra Hospital,
Goderich, on March 10, 1981;
weighing 9 lbs. 1 oz. Parents
are Dan and Deb Duncan,
Goderich. Grandparents are
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Dun-
can, Saltford, and Mr. and
Mrs. ..- - er Palmer; Strat-
ford. Another great grand='
child for Mr. and Mrs. John
Hannah.
McCARTHY
At Welland, Ontario, on
Tuesday, March 17, 1981, to
Mr. and Mrs. James McCar-
thy (nee Debra Ann Oke), a
son, Kevin Patrick James, 8
lbs. 14 ozs. First grandchild
for Bud and Cora Oke and
first great grandchild for
Mrs. Helen Oke.
POTTER
Bruce and Marilyn are hap-
py to announce the birth of
their daughter, Carol
Elizabeth, weighing 8 lbs.,
born March 23, 1981, A Hap-
py Birthday present for
Susan.
WESTBROOK
William and Dawn
Westbrook, Goderich, are
proud to announce the ar-
rival of their new daughter,
Tory Candice, weighing 5
lbs. 12 ozs., born at Alexan-
dra Hospital, Goderich, on
March 15, 1981. Grand-
daughter for Mr. and Mrs.
James Prest, and Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Westbrook, all of
Goderich.
report
From Monday, March 16 to
Sunday,- March 22 in
Goderich, police report one
assault, four . disturbances,
five thefts, one arrest for
possession of stolen goods,
eight cases of wilful damage,
one criminal driving offence,
two criminal charges laid,
three arrests made and two
juveniles detained.
Are you unemployed?
Age 16to24?
Can't get a job because you lack experien-
ce?
The Ontario Career Action Program (OCAP)
can provide you with on-the-job training for
up to 16 weeks, during which you receive
'100/week.
Please send me more information and nn
OCAP application form.
NAME: — _ _.-
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POST AL C • 0E:
Mail to OCAP, Conestoga College, 421 King
St. N., Waterloo N2J 2Z5 or call (519) 885-0300
Ext. 47/48
between 8:30 a.m. and 5:00 p.m.
a
Conestoga College
of A' • • sed Arts
nology
We've got a lotto share.
Cut hurt
college
CLINTON - One Manpower
retraining .program at
Clinton's Conestoga College
has been dropped, two others
have been reduced and half
of the full time instructors
liar. boon In nff.
Recent. federal govern-
ment budget cutbacks for
social and educational
programs at the post-
secondary level has resulted
in the lay-offs of three of the
six full time faculty mem-
bers at the Clinton campus.
A fourth instructor has been
re -assigned to another area
and one part time counsellor
has been laid off.
The local Conestoga
College campus will now be
operating without the
Construction Trades Helper
program. As well, the
Clerical Secretarial and
Academic Upgrading
courses have been forced
into a 22 per cent recta -ben
because of the cuts in
financial assistance.
Cancer Societykicks off campaign
with gala varie y shoif Kitchener -------
BY
__..._
BY JOANNE
BUCHANAN
A gala variety show, The
Concert for Cancer, will
la}ulch the 1981 Cancer
Society fund-raising cam-
paign at The Centre in the
Square in . Kitchener on
Wednesday, April 1 at8 p.m.
Canada's top show
business personalities in-
cluding Don Harron (alias
Charlie Farquharson),
Catherine McKinnon, Dave
Broadfoot, Cal Dodd and the
hilarious inu)rovisation
troupe, the Second City
Touring Company, will
headline this talent -packed
evening.
Tickets at $25 include front
row seats and a post -
performance "Meet the
Stars" reception at the
Valhalla Inn. Regular ad-
mission is $10. All proceeds
go to the Canadian Cancer
Society. Order your tickets
now from The Centre in the
Square, P.O. Box 2187
Station B, Kitchener N2H
6M1. For more information,
phone the Huron Unit of the
Canadian Cancer Society in
Clinton at 482-7832 or The
Centre in the Square at 578-
5660.
+++
And speaking of fund
-raising for the =-cancer
society, the Beta Sigma Phi
Sorority will be selling 13,000
fresh cut, daffodils at $2 per
bunch of 10 on April 2, 3 and
4. To order a bouquet, call
Barbara Desjardins at 524-
2589. All proceeds go to the
Canadian Cancer Society.
+++
Signal -Star recently.
learned that Rick Banks, a
member of the Heraldry
Sooiiety of Canada and the
man who researched and
designed Goderich's coat of
arms; was killed in a car
accident on December 2'
while driving from Toronto
to his home in Mississauga.
The late ' Mr: Banks had
attended many town counclr
meetings here over the last
few years and some of you
will remember hire well.
+++
The Women's Day Out
group has its April program
lined up.
Civic
Corner
A public meeting regar-
ding a senior citizens' survey.
for the Ontario Municipal
Housing Authority will be
held Thursday, March 26 at
7:30 p.m. in the MacKay
Centre.
The ' Municipal Day
Nursery Committee will
meet Tuesday, March 31 at 4
p.m: in the town hall.
The Huron County Plan-
ning Board will meet on
Thursday, April2 at 10 a.m.
in- the ee • eh hers;
Court House, Goderich.
gisirciir.citc*
LIVE ENTERTAINMENT IN THE
Shamrock Lounge
OF TNF
H
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Dublin, Ont.
THIS WEEK
Thursday till Saturday
CHEVY DIRT
BAND"
5111
KITCHEN OPEN
8:00 A.M.-2:00 P.M.
DAILY
SMORGASBORD
12 noon . 2 P.M.
EXOTIC DANCER
Alikiii,froers
id. -s
12em:1 3•A:3O 30 P.M. ys
Tid Bits
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want to support events at the
Blyth Centre for the Arts by
selling tickets, fund raising
and doing whatever else
needs to be done. If you are
interested in this
organization, call Mildred
McAdam at 482-3657.
April 1 will be a 'fun day'.
...
April 8 will feature Tammy ' +++
Affleck who will give a
demonstration of paper tole Save up your old books
and silk roses. On April 15
there will be ° a slide
presentation from 'Signal -
Star Publishing on putting
together a newspaper. On
: t
22
tTMict v will las w
`nearly new' sale. And on'
April 29 a member from the
Goderich Garden Club will
speak.
Women's Day Out meets
every Wednesday from 9:30
to 11 a.m. in the MacKay
Centre. Babysitting services
and coffee are provided. All
women are welcome.
+++
A new organisation,
Friends of Blyth; is getting
started in several area
communities. The volun-
teers belonging to the
organization Are people who
because ..the. Bl-yth-Centre..for
the Arts is holding another
book sale at the Memorial
Hall on Saturday, June 6.
If you have books you'd
like to donate, you can drop
them off at the Blyth Centre
office or watch this.
newspaper in the future for
the location of a drop off
point in this town.
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The oratorio ."ISRAEL 1N
EGYPT" by George
Frederick Handel is being
presented - by the
Metropolitan United Church
Choir in London on Wed-
nesday; April 8 with the
London Sinfonia
Quite a number of people
from this area attended last
LAIRD
HOT DOG
WAGON
SUNDAY
WITH THE PURCHASE
OF POP
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7:30 p.m. to 1:30 Weekdays
OPEN 7:30 p.m. to 2:30 Fri. & Sat.
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We use; Kt dak. paper, for the good look.
year's .oratoria at the
Metropolitan Church and the
publicity people would like
this year's oratoria brought
to their attention again.
The evening begins at 8
p.m. The church is located at
468 Wellington Street in
London. Information about
tickets can be obtained by
phoning 432-7189.
MAPLE SYRUP & CRAFTS FESTIVAL
Sponsored by Auburn -a District Lions Club
AUBURN COMMUNITY HALL
Saturday, Aprll 4" 1411
PANCAKE ASST
Adults s3." Under 10 61.5R
Pre.school Free
'Starting at 8:00 A.M.
FREE SUGAR BUSH TOURS
Frond Hall starting at 9:00 A.M. by bus. Log Sawing 1:00
P.M. weather permitting.
Large Display of local handicraft
BAKE TABLE
DANCE
To
STEVENS COUNTRY GOLO
9:00'•P.M.. 1:00 A.M.
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PAID BY GOV'T GRANT $350.°O
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TOTAL PAID BY GOV'T GRANT $365.°°
TOTAL CUSTOMER PORTION $30.°0
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