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This float, prepared by the Goderich little Theatre for the Canada
Hai Parade i won the Special Judge's AWard. Over 50 cars, floats, bands
and marching groups participated in the parade which attracted
thousands of people to the town streets. Other winning entries included
Tom Penhale's four -horse hitch, and Bill Leemin' g's horse-drawn butcher
wagon in the Horse -Drawn Vehicle class; Bill Bogie's Colborne Twp.
Float in the Folinders' Day category; and E.D. Mcilwain with his steam
engine in the Antique Vehicle category. Other winners were the Blue
Water Shrine Club, Union Gas and Emerson Anderson of HensalL (Jason
Ainslie photo)
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Lots, ob fun featured
at Point Farms Park
There is lots of fun this.
weekend at Point Farms
Provincial Park for area
residents, park campers and
visitors. -
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A variety of good reading
• is available from the Huron
County Bookmobile from
1:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. on
- __-Thursday.-Craftiand games•
for children begin at 4. p.m.
at the beach volleyball net. A
lively hour. of puppetry and
story -telling at the barn will
start at 7 p.m. Everyone is
welcome! •
On Friday,. July, 10, meet
outside the barn at 811.M. for
a campfire cooking• •
demonstration. You may
even get a sample of some
great recipes! Bring your
singing voices so that you
can join in for a rousing
round of rollicking reper-,
toire.
Saturday starts off with
the "KIDS ON THE
BLOCK" troupe performing
at 2:30 p.m. at Colborne
•Comfort Station, organized
in conjunction with the Inter-
national Year of Disabled
Persons. Come meet These
charismaticjikeable, child -
sized puppets! Meet at the
permit office at 4:15 p.m. to
visit Bob McNeil and his
family at his neighboring
dairy farm for a unique -bur
of his operations. At 8 p.m.,
visit the barn for a fun film
:festival with lots of cartoons
for everyone.
You are welcome to attend
an old-fashioned church ser-
vice and .sing -a -long at the
-barri at 11:30 a.m. and then
you get a chance to display
your creativity, at the pottery
workshop at the beach at 2
For more information
about Point Farms, contact
the Visitor Services staff
(524-7124) or pick up a week-
ly newsletter at the permit
office. Admission to all
events is included in the en-
try fee to the park.
Point Farms Provincial
Park, located on Lake
Ilion, is just north of
Goderich on Highway 21 and
offers excellent oppor-
tunities for swinuning, sun-
bathing, picnicking, sports
and camping.
Showers are, now installed
and ready for use.
Don't forget to reserve a'
site for.your holiday at least
two weeks in advance. Have
a good weekend! ,
GOiNG OUT OF BUSINESS
SALE
SHORE GIFTS & JEWELLERY
...GODERICH...
AFTER 29 YEARS IN BUSINESS, WE ARE GOING
TO RETIRE THUS THIS
• GREAT CLOSE OUT SALE
EVERYTHING
• IN OUR LARGE JEWELLERY
CHINA AND GIFT STOCK
IS ON SALE
...WATCHES...CLOCKS...ALL KINDS OF CHINA...BRASS
AND COPPER ITEMS...WOODENWARE—SILVER...10
AND 14 KT. GOLD ITEMS...FINE LINEN -LACES -TOWELS
...OIL PAINTINGS—DIAMOND RINGS...STONE & GEM RINGS...
PLUS THOUSANDS OF GIFT ITEMS...
ALL REDUCED FOR THIS
GREAT SALE!
WE ARE OPEN 10 A.M. TO 5:30 P.M. MON. TO SAT.
AND ON FRIDAY EVENINGS,"VISA" - "MASTERCHARGE"
EVERY ITEM REDUCED...ALL SALE PRICES
AND DISCOUNTS CLEARLY MARKED. DON'T MISS IT
YOU'LL SAVE SUBSTANTIALLY ON EVERY ITEM.
GOING OUT OF BUSINESS SALE
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Two outstanding puppet groups
to visit here within next week
The Program Co-ordinatsir
of the Goderich Recreation
Board, Bob Marshall, said
there will be two outstanding
puppet groups visiting town.
*thin the next week.
Kids On The Block and
• PuppetniongersPowell will
each appear at Victoria
School: the first on Friday at
10 a..ni., and the second next
Wednesday, July 15,» at 2
p.m.
• Kids On The Block is a
troupe from Washington,
D.C. with seven puppets, and
• each pippet has a different
disability. The show, in
keeping with the Inter-
national Year of the Han-
dicapped theme, will at-
tempt to dispell old myths
about various mental and
physical handicaps: one
puppet is blind, another has
cerebral paLsy, another is
deaf, and so on.
The show consists of four
dialogues, each of which
highlights a particular
disabled "Kid".Each
dialogue is followd by a
short question period in
which questions are invited
from the aixlience. For in-
stance, Renaldo, the
sightless child, is often
asked, "If you are"blind, how
then do ynu eat?"
The. Kids On The Block
work,be.st with a maximum
audience size of 69 children,
and the presentation, along
with the workshop that
follows, require about one
and a quarter hours of time.
Admission price nn Friday
morning is 50 cents.
The Pup-
petmongersPo well is a
Canadian puppet group
which has been getting rave
reviews, throughout the
country. Created by the
brother and sister team of
Ann and David Powell in
1973, this troupe has per-
formed for festivals in
Canada, U.S.A., Great
Britain, France, Belgium,
Germany, Holland and Iran.
Puppetmongers Powell
offer a repertoire of
programs to suit adult or
Car
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child audiences. Their shows.
are based on sources as
diverse as folklore, history,
and circus, with puppet
styles changing frau play to
play, and mechanical
figures, 'traditional poppets,
dolls or building Nicks
playing the lead roles in their
productions.
Admission for this show on
July 15ot 2 p.m. is 50 cents.
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