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LINDSAY'S New Flea
Market every Friday 2-9
p.m., Saturday 8 a.m.-4 p.m.
beside McLean Auction Cen-
tre just below Hwy. No. 7 on
Little Britain Road. Farm
produce, antiques, bargains
galore, home baking, over 60
vendors inside and out. We
need more vendors. For in-
formation call Orval
McLean (705) 324-2783.-0-32
TWO YOUNG PEOPLE'S
Theatre Workshops present
performances: Circus
Gothic by ages 13 to 17 on
August 17, 18 & 19 at 7 p.m.
behind Madill's Store, Blyth,
and The Garbage News
Revue by ages 18 to 22 on
August 19 at 5 p.m. and 9
p.m. at main intersection,
Blyth. Free
Admission .-33ar
COME DANCE to tapes and
records at MacKay Centre,
Goderich, Friday, August
19th at 8:00 p.m. Admission
$1.00. Adults welcome.
Ladies provide lunch.-33ar
HAVING A GARAGE OR
YARD SALE? Bring it out to
Vanastra Flea Market. We
have the buyers. Your tables
outside $2.50, inside tables
$5. Flea Market prices are
all drastically reduced.
Something for everyone, 2
km south of Clinton, Hwy. 4.
Phone 482-7401.-33ar
'`DEMOLITION DERBY",
rain or shine Sat. Sept. 24,
1:30 p.m., Seaforth Fair
Grounds. Sponsored by
Seaforth Agricultural
Society. Entry forms phone
527-0398 or 482-9196.-33,34
RECEPTION
for
Debbie Brooker and John Van Euw
SATURDAY, AUGUST 20th, 1983
9-1
Seaforth
Dancing
Lunch Provided
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everfing at Vanastra Centre,
R.R. 5, Clinton, 8 p.m. First
regular card $1.00; 15
regular $20 games, three
share -the -wealth. Jackpot
$200.00 must go! Admission
restricted to 16 years and
over. -29-29x
D.J. MUSIC for special
occasions - for a golden _
evening of party or ballroom
dancing, swing ' Sway with
'Music in Gold', the big band
stereo sound with a dif-
ference. Bruno 524-
2832.-33x
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ATTEND THE DUNGAN-
NON Fair on Friday and
Saturday, August 19 and 20.
Parade at noon on Saturday.
New features include
commercial displays, free
draws, musical en-
tertainment by Huron
Strings, step dancing and
flea market. -33
FAMILY DAY PICNIC -
Murray Elston M.P.P.
Annual Family Day will be
held at the Blyth Lions Park
on Sunday, August 21 from
2:30 p.m. Supper served at 5
p.m. Bring lawn chairs.
Everyone welcome. Free
admission. -32,33
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BOX OFFICE OPENS 8:00
CHILDREN UNDER 14 FREE
ADMISSION $3.50
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HAPPY
21ST and 20TH
BIRTHDAY
DEBORAH and MICHELE
LOVE CATHERINE AND HEATHER
Happy
3OTH Anniversary
MOM land DAD
(Mr. & Mrs. Ken Harris)
HAPPY BIRTHDAY JUDY
"G fizzy"
THEN
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From,
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GODERICH SIGNAL TAR, WEDNESDAY; AUGUST 17, 1983—PAGE 5A
"THE KING WHO WOULDN'T LA UGH"
play for children of all ages! -
Sat4day August 20th, 1983 - 2:00 p.m.
Children $1.00 Adults $1.50
Reserve tickets by calling The Livery
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Tickets also available at the door, Sat. Aug. 20th
SARAH & Corner
DIANA°S Cafe
air conditioned
for
your comfort
BREAKFAST SPECIAL
Fri., Aug. 19th & Sat., Aug. 20th
2 Eggs with Bacon, Ham or Sausages
Home Fries or Pancakes
Toast and Bottomless Coffee
1.99
Fri. 'till 11 a.m.
Sat. all day
HOMEMADE LASAGNA
Friday, August 19th ONLY $4.90
INCLUDES: fresh lettuce salad,
soup or juice, fresh roll & butter,
coffee Or tea and dessert. tax included
Wo servo Mother Wain's Pastry FRESH DAILY
We Serve O'Brien's Meats Fresh Daily
HOURS: Mon. to Fri. 6 a.m. to 7 p.m.: Saturday 6 a.m. to 2 p.m.
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ORNER FE
"The Home Of The Bigger Burger"
Highway 8 beside L.C.B.O. PHONE ORDERS 524-2282
"We're looking for Hungry
and Thirsty people!"
You can't beat Murphy's for a'Sit-Down' Eating or
'Stand -Up' Meeting place.
FABULOUS FOOD & FUN...ALL IN ONE!
LAALoptiy is
LICENCED UNDER
360 BAYFIELD RD., GODERICH 524-2128
OPEN MONDAY TO SATURDAY 11 A.M TO 1 A M.
SUNDAY 12 NOON TO 10 P M
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EXPERIENCE
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AUG. 21— THE BEACH BOYS
AUG. 22— KENNY ROGERS
AUG. 23— LOVER BOY
AUG. 25— SUPER TRAMP
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AUG. 27— T.B.A.
AUG. 28— C.N.E. STYX
or
CANADA'S WONDERLAND
SEPT. 3— DAVID BOWIE
SEPT. 4— C.N.E. DAVID BOWIE
or
CANADA'S WONDERLAND
For Transportation CONTACT
t CbERICH
CLINTON
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SEAEORTH
MITCHELL
524-7622 or
524-7622 or
BAUER TRAVEL
UNITEt) TRAILS
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524.4540
524-4340
527 1237
527.1222
348.8741
HARBOR
REPORT
BY RONGRAHAM
The Agawa C'an1!on
arrived light for salt frata
Trent, Michigan on August 8
and cleared harbor for
Holland, Michigan the same
day.
The Algobay.arrived light
for salt from Serpent Harbor
on August 11 and cleared
harbor for Montreal the next
daTe Algoway arrived light
for salt from Cleveland on
August 12 and cleared
harbor for St. Joseph and
Holland, Michigan the same
day.
The Birchglen arrived
light from Midland to load
wheat on August 11 and
cleared harbor the next day
with a load of wheat for
Midland.
The Senator .of Canada
arrived light from Hamilton
to load wheat on August 13
and cleared harbor the next
day with a load of wheat for
Midland.
The Oakglen arrived light
for grain from Thunder Bay
on August 14.
A Dutch boat is due into
harbor today.
Birds to
be studied
at Falls
Come and find out about
our fine feathered .friends
this weekend at the Falls.
Much of the,area within the
ails Reserve Conservation
a has been left in its
natural state and because of
this, the park has become
the home for many types of
birds.
On Saturday there will be
a short bird watching hike in
the park. Birds need -not be
seen to be identified, as you
will find out that many can
be identified by their call.
Saturday night the •,
"Moonlight Movies" will
feature a film about a Cana-
dian man who became
famous because of his in-
terest in birds. Roger Tory
Peterson is recognized
around the world as an ex-
pert
npert 'iib ' bird- identification
and the film, "Portrait of a
Bird Watcher" tells his
story. Crafts for the kids on
Sunday morning will finish
off the weekend.
3RD ANNUAL
KNIGHTS of COLUMBUS
ANTIQUE SHOW
FRIDAY, AUG. 26...4 p.m. - 10 p.m.
SATURDAY, AUG. 27...11 a.m. - 1O'p.m.
SUNDAY, AUG. 28-..1 p.m. - 6 p.m.
at the
K of C COMMUNITY CENTRE
on truck by-pass near Highway No. 7
151 LORNE AVE.. STRATFORD
27 quality Dealers
PIANO LESSONS
- experienced teacher has lust moved into
Goderich
-received Teacher's A.R.C.T, June 1983
-will accept beginners or started students
-adult courses offered
-theory lessons
-lessons to begin week of Sept. 12. 1983
-limited number of openings available
For further information
Call:
MRS. DONNA STURDEVANT
524-2743
FLY -IN
FISHING
ADVENTURE
for only
Right now you can get started, on o wilderness fishing adven-
ture for '200.00 with our long weekend package or '325.00
for a full week. You must have a minimum of 4 persons per
party. THINK ABOUT IT. A full week or, long weekend of
fishing that will bag you real winners you'll never forget. We
have 50 remote lakes with a fuily•equipped cottage and a
boat and motor with each one All you have to do is drive up
to our base or take the train to Cochrane and we'll fly you in-
to country you've always read about.
Imagine a lake full of fish practically to yourself. But do it
now to take advantage of our special limited time offer.
From NOW to Sept. 15 you can choose our long weekend
package Friday to Monday for only '200 or the 7 day trip -for
'325 00
Call now to reserve.
(705)272-5570 or (705)272-3268
or write to: Cochrane Air Services Ltd.
Cochrane. Ont.
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