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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-06-17, Page 22:.r �r��� welt playing their t caked ia Park: Willi tete GO.Ctinlicegthamt..libim keit ta right, Darrell vitlishiliTjarritalhan at eatitotellIghweeity in Ottawa, Jeff HUM •cam none Ilidtfteehling, studies et Watch Uuiveisity, Kea Wood dans to eider math or computer studies at Harmed Uaiverstiy. Cam - Der ar•.. ;SX ations Family andChildren's Services 01 Huron Coo* loperated ..the es AidSorktO Li atm in velf a 1111Ndllogal MOW lim*ralln for loll Ike AI& • for to ewe' a feed which goal - kW. *WO litt bridge, Maas., Elizabeth McMillan has applied for admission to Hole College, Kit r, and Anita Hallam bas applied for add 4. Mohawk Cole, Hamilton. lifissiog from the photo is fist Tricia M dhelland, sow apprenticiing as a hotel chef. (Pito by CathWaodenl, commence Jae 21 in Park The tli tteewa consec ve by Hugh, le regor and the samtmer4 season of Sunday: sang out eb* 1s Eleanor evening harbour Park Robi®mnitidiarge. Concerts w cemmalee ot1 Sunday,; Jute 21, at ?'-fin. This gest', the conceits with music seppbsi by the a e,.as iaihepast, Laker red britt Collegiate by the Godericb Laketown .Buie. Th iNienert dame M God liipoa wi`il be (to be held >lathe CoaitltOUse mew Park) will introduce to •" au. stege ind'_ for the f tine the New Hamburg Minns' Band. The Laketown Band will also welcametaGaderit hfar the first time the Haniston Brass Band. Band 'Master Cam : Marchand and .his 'recently futiired Harrigan Band will play the concert of August 16. A special evening has been planned for those who enjoy the toe tapping country and western music. The concert of. August 9 will feature the Huron Ramblers, Step Dancers and Hurt Strings. Oar own and always popes' Laketown Band under the direction of Blake Smith will aptismal services nglican Church. The . Reverend Rubert conducted at 0-»- PortAlbert nion Service . Christ; Angle= awn* in Post neWS Albert last Sunday. In his sermon be Ill spoke of the w ' TomL vingstone, �esondent -7.5 r 1 11 Jeanworetiitesame iessas her mother wore at ler bap• >milal:,: w _ . _ C c sommeucmg Junebe 21, erums will Lehi at9 3oa.m. During the march of Jute, major repairs are being done to the church bese- tting, , This week, ; `a new tloorwas poured. The repairs are being done by George Fielder from Port Many from the village at tales the Stratford Boys Choirconcert at St. George's Anglican Church . is &derrid , &Baby afternoon. Social News Harold Adams, who has been a patient m the Aman - drat Marine and General Hospital, has returned to his home nPat Albert. Ethelllowskiof Kitchener, sister of Anne Lives spent the weekend at the home of tom and Anne Liv<-- mgstarme in Port Albert. Mrs. Jean . Sylvester and son Bill from Stratford spent the weekend at their home in the village. SteVe Corkum from Thunder Bay, who is eyed by Mon Power Company,, : spent the weekend with his family in dee village. Margaret Young, presi- dent of the ACW repeats that the pians- have been com- pleted for the service and reception of the large group that wt71 be attending the dedication of the Hawkins Window on the afternoon of July 12111. Ratepayers of the village willmeet at the home of Jack Sealy ready 5. A deer was seal in the village Friday monibg. Roy Bellinger, conservation of- ficer and a r+esidn t of Port Outdoor activities planned dor Falls Reserve area Because of the success of last summer's Visitor Services Program at the Falls Reserve Conservation Area, another great summer of outdoor activities is in the planning stages for . the summer of 1961. The Maitland Valley Con- servation Authority -Author-it-y welcomes all campers, day risers and local residents to once again enjoy and par- ticipate in the activities planned for the upcoming months. Some of the weekend themes which will be un- dertaken this year inelude, Soil am Conservation, Wilflife-Protection, Wonders of the Wom dk t, Outdoor Recreation and Wilderness Survival, and our Pioneer and iridian Heritage. Come on out and join in the fun! On June 20 and 21 everyone is invited 40attend a special "Discovery" weekend at the Fails. There will be films, games, arls and crafts, hikes and moth more planned to aid you in discovering everything the Falls Reserve has tooffer. See you there! The Falls Reserve Con- servation Area is located just outside of Benmi'IIe', four miles upstream from Goderich. If you world like more nioni a or a�y-�eryalh.. M.V.C.A. I e l 4' at335.355 or theFalls Reserve at 521-0129. MCK I LLOP MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY 'Established 1876 91 Main St. Seaforth P h . 527-0400 FULL COVERAGE Farm & Urban Properties R DIRECTORS & ADJUSTERS Ken Carnochan Lavern Godkin Ross Leonhardt John McEwine Stanley Mdlwain Donald McKercher John A. Taylor J.N. Trewarttta Stuart Wilson nese* time music at the concerts of July 12 and August 2. The personnel of the Laketown Band very much appreciate the.sappoit these annual concerts receive and sincerely hope that the °tel concert series wiltr be lhoroagMyenitled- tau be a vay trilficult thin a for sane families," says John gilt, Emotive of Fant° ly and 's Servicesoli Huron Quay. a pro° gram often prevents children becombg breed and creating whims for their family or ." "litany children want to go to camp, but in today's economy, jug t,'an * afford it," Peso says. Ilis program, operated every year, provides a way EY, W=very rionar you.,send goes dhectly to the child, no roomyis spentrothistrakion cogs iliac are abo tar deducti- ble." Any intlividual or group who wish tosupport this peau giant, should mrd donations 4. Sumer Program, Fatal - b, and Qdd*en's Services of Huron County,46 Gloucester Terence, Gederirdl, Ontario N7A1W7. ROBERT G. 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