The Goderich Signal-Star, 1976-09-02, Page 25Are you . ready for Sep-
tember?
I'll
BEr you are! Holidays
are fine but of the two months
most people only plan. two or •
three -weeks ;`holidays." The
$ 'rest of the time is, in many
cases, just ,one dayafterJhe
.other of planning whatto do
or letting the kids do • asothey
please - which can be great or
•-disastrous.
So --into the fall and.' winter.
routine again and'everyone is
much ha.ppier..
• . Already there •. are,; Begin-
ning - DaS;S—Tor . 'a1T- the •
organizations. and I hope this
fall their. most-- irirportant
plans will be towards= their.
participation in :,:Jubi'lee 3"
Goderichs •triple . fifty •year;:
celebration: -
As in 1967 when everyone
participated in one. way or -
another -' you are now ex-
pectedto do something bigger
and better for this Birthday,
150. You actually have only
,four months - or LE -SS - to tell
the Committee what you plan.
and by'.'then you should have it
all worked out:
Another thing - we hope to
send invitations oiit: to folks'
who may not have . been in
Goderich in years. Folks who
have 'lived here deserve to
have .an invitation to return
`HOME' for this . special
event. But, if we don't send in
thenames •and addresses
•: By Wilma Oke
Kim Watson, 17, of. B.lyth,,
grade 13 student at Central.
Huron Secondary School in
.Clinton, was named' Miss
Pork Hostess for Huron
County at a barbecue and.
• dance in Seaforth Thursday:
She is a daughter of. Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Watson. •
She. was crowned 'by last
year's winner, Cathy Madill,
also of Blyth.: ,
The contest and barbecue -
dance were sponsored -by the
Huron : County Pork
Producers' Association.
Miss Watson will take part
• in the Southwestern Ontario
competition in Stratford' next
June. . •
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DAY
OR
NIGHT
soon, it will be too late as
most . people plan their
vacations a year ahead.
•
So will you please give us
your . list of - friends and
relatives? Drop -the listinto
the Recreation office Mail
Chute or_ even give'' them to
chairman Harry Worsell
-ANYway - as long as we get
them. Great plans are:
evolying for.."Jubilee a3" and
YOU are a -most -`"important
part of it. •
This weekend Mitchell have'
a big FAIR which should be
interesting to many ` from.
here.
September 3 to .6 are the
dates., A Western Horse Show
•
and dance for :all the. family ;-
something different -°is on for
Friday night.
Saturday Parade at 12:30
p.m. Chariot races, pony pull,
horse shoe pitching, talent
show and step 'dancecom-
petitions. Sunday, the tug of
war, . sheep dog . trials, Judo
and other interesting hap-
penings. • -
Monday Sept; 6 the 4H club
competitions, Heavy .Horse,
carriage and roadster show.
In the buildings .great .exhibits
eaire
F
and food and of course theCI tP- 0int arms
midway. Fun for all.
Goderich Little Theatre'
have their annual mem-
bership drive ready to roll for
Season `76-`77: --'• •
Great plans have been laid
for.. this special Year - so get
your membership early. B -est
of all -the price is right! -
Our' Huron Historic Goal -
.Sail as 1' alwaysthink, of it, is
• also nearing the endof a very",
successful season. Weekends
will still be busy, so theywill
be open Saturdays and
Sundays until November.7• •
rfreW=---a-eut _:_ yo.ur
organization going as a group. .
sometime soon?
. There have been a great.^
many changes since probably
• your last tour, Call them for
^reservation it ddesn't have
to be the weekend. • '•
Fall suppers havestarted
and they are always- just
GREATr.
Victoria -Street United
Church have :their turkey
supper all set for •September
22. Mark your calendar and
take the family.
Love Martha.
The Lambton Youth
Theatre, a Sarnia -based'
group of high school, college
and -university .students S.
coming. ,back to- Point Fauns
Provincial. Parkfor their
-third vis -this- MVl
summerb
Garbage is:what you find in.
back allies acid: sewers, and ,•
What's 'being thrown into the
Livers and,lakes`and scat; `•
tered around in the air.
. That's got to go. But this •
here is good healthy junk and
in we're taking care of it," and
the.�r conflacfwitFMr. ayor
and Mrs, Tripps who feel "the.
•
place should be torn apart.-
' and' turned into a parking
lot." '
Through a'series of scripted
an improvised situations
including a mock 'election in
Which the audience is asked
to vote en whether the.
junkyard should lie turned
into a" parking lot or retained
as a playground and theatre;
a. comical ..peace :.demon
'°stration and .war' gamy; a
mock drum tattoo an: firing
squad execution, the plot is
resolved. by Flower. Dressed.
as Nem"esis, the handmaiden.
come along;"
The play revolves around
two teenagers who maintain
that in the junkyard in which..•
they play and fantasize
"there is °a big difference
to et -ween -garbage an' jun
perform a special' Labor. Day
performance this Monday,
September; 6 at 1:00 p.m.
"Thee La•mbton Youth
Theatre. will perform. their
latest Canadian participatory
children's play • - - Isabelle
` lr oord's Junkyard: Written
1970 in Edmontori_this' work is
called by the author "A
timeless •fantasy' for young
people. The characters in
this ecologically -inspired
study 'of the generation gap
include . a boy and a girl
named Claude and Flower; a
mimecharacter called Blues.
-Band"who doesn't say
•=much" except to his kazoo;
Mrs. Marjorie Aldehyde
Tripps,- chairman of the
cleaner, world fQr tomorrow;
committee' -�` Who doesn't
know much"-; and Mr Lloyd
Mayor "who just happened to
DUNGANNON DOIN�$
Dr. S.C. Stothers, Win-
nipeg, called on his cousins.
Mrs:' Mary Bere' in
Dungannon on Saturday. He
and-his'family are spending a
few days ,at the family cot-
tage at Kintail after the
youngsters having a busy
summer 'paPticipating� in
swimming meets in Western
' Canada and the States.
Mrs. CavinsaHovermanand
her brother Mr. Harvey
Cowell, Gladstone, Michigan
and Mrs. 'Norma Bates,,
-Shawano, Wis. called on Mrs:
Minnie Jones and Mel last
week..
Welcome to Mr. and Mrs.
Gary Henderson and Sean,
formerly of Elora, who have
-Mimed into the home for-
merly 'owned by
ormerly'owned'by the late Mrs.
Jack Ryan. •
Mr. Frank Glenn has been
in Westiriinster Hospital for
the past two weeks and has
had surgery.
Sympathy is extended.- to
the family and "friendflt'the
late James Curran whose.
funeral was on Wednesday
with: interment in Greenhill
Cemetery, Lucknow.
:Mr. and ".Mrs. Gerrie Glenn
and.jamily have :moved. to
• Lucknow on Saturday. •
Brock Hasty returned home
from. '-Goderich . Hospital on
Friday after having an• ap
• pendectoniy on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Atex
Chisholm have purchased the
MRS. MARY BERE
couple of months.
Mr. and Mrs: Wilfred
—Pentiandr,•and-'Mr: and Mrs.
Robert Irvin -motored', to
. Sudbury, made a complete:
tour of Manitoulin Island and
took a' cruise out of Parry
Sound last week.
' 1vrs.Graham McNee, hlrs.
Mary Bere and Jamie visited
relatives in Huronview on
Friday.
A severe electrical storm
on -Thursday Ay.ening caused
a- hydro' . interruption for
several hours in and' around
Dungannon: ' ,
Another little dog carne to
• grief on main street as Bere's
net, "Freckles"' died,in-
stantly after being -hit by a
car on Saturday morning.
Several• ladies from here
attended a pantry shower at
the home. 'of , Mrs. Dick
Kilpatrick in Wingham on
Friday evening in honour of
Miss,Sandra Brooks, bride-to-
be
Mr: Ivan Rivett was
hospitalized with heart
'trouble while •vis'iting
relatives lir . B.C. • Murray.
Rivett flew put West to drive
the camper truck home with.
Mr. and'Mrs. Rivett and_
Shelley as soon as Ivan is able
to travel. -
Mrs. Lorne Ivers returned
,on. Thursday from a two-week
trip .to ' visit relatives in
• Saskatchewan.
Mn • Lorne'Lvers took a bad
spell on Monday at the:
Pinecrest Nursing Home and
has not been feeling so well
this week.
Alight. ;tor 24 -hr. a house formerly owned by the
FILM DNELOPING late Mr. Jas. Little and ex
- pect to get possession to a
FOR- THE -PROVINCE OF • ONTARIO
announces that members of his staff will be available`
for private interviews at:
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NELSON AND. NORTH STREETS
GODERICH,. ONTARIO
from 9:30'a.m: to 9:00 p.m., Wednesday, September 220976
and at
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330 WALLACE AVENUE NORTH
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for individuals, groups, organizations and theiltrepresentatives who wish to bring
complaints to his attention. These interviews shall be conducted in private, due to
the obligation on the Ombudsman to make no disclosure of any information
received.
It would be appreciated, ..although net es6entiai,- if individuals, groups,
organizations or their.r representatives, wishing 10 present briefs or statements, or '
lodge complaints, provide copies of such, material prior 10 the *have dates, ad-
dressed to: • ,
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of justice, she pronounces
sentence on all involved by
telling the refruits (selected
from the audience during the',
performance) that `.'`for your
_ crimes against the junkyard
you will have to help us clean.
up after we've finished our
- .business here";
Thi• •
Regular Sunday . service
was resumed at Dungannon
United, Church_ .on Sunday
when the. Rey: H.G. Dobson
spoke- dn, "False Assuran-
ces. Mrs. Leonard Reed
played the organ. Sunday
School will begin their; fait
• program 9n September:12.
The Very Reverend: Angus
McQueen will -be speaker at a
weekend . of fellowship and
growth at Nottawasaga.Inn;
Alliston on,. Septenber 24-26.
A Festival of Faith will` be
held at, .0: King Edward'
Hotel, Toronto'November 4.-7;
at which leaders will' be, Rev..
Rex°. : Dolan, ' Norman
MacKenzie, John and •
Catharine Ambrose. Please
contact the minister for iris
formation and •registration
forms.,
▪ Dungannon' United Church'.
is looking for an organist.. '—
Mr arid Mrs.' Peter Martin
and family enjoyed a. trip. to
Rainy River district recently;
Sunday morning service at
Dungannonn • Christian.
Fellowship'' church was very
well attended. including many.
guests who --were visiting in
the . area. Pastor •Doug Zehr
delivered a challenging
message. • entitled, "God's
Revelation Of Divine Law"
from Corinthians II Ch. 3.
Sunday evening was a
memorable time, at•least for
the young; children and.
parents. A special promotion
service was held for the
children of the Junior Sunday.
School Departinent. The
-guest speaker was . Kevin
Marshall of Fergus who gave
. a unique: presentation of
gospel ' •magic which was
enjoyed by all. We hope' the
principles ' involved in the
demonstration will be
remembered- as well as the •
magic. A special thanks • to
Kevin for sharing his talent. -
The village lads held a go- -
cart race on _ the hill .on
Wednesday with"- Judy
Godfrey. acting as judge. The
winners: were, - 1st. Dale.
MacInnis 2nd. Jamie. Bere
3rd; Mike: Austin; runner -up -
•D Wayne •Rivett.
• The 'Rev.-Crarenck • and
Mrs. McClenaghan of Paisley. '
called .on,,,aeveral friends in •,
the village -on Thursday.
-Miss -Barbara Blake- of
Toronto visited her mother,
Mrs. ' Cecil . Blake; ' on. the.
'"weekend Mr. and 'Mrs. Bill
Blake,' Becky. and Kara have
been holidaying in Goderich
d•
anDungannon the past week
or so.
Visitors on the weekend
with Mrs: Mary" Bere were
.Miss ' Ruth Schmidt,
Tavistock and Mr . and Mrs.
Johne Bere and Karen' of
London.
Mrs. Wm. Petrie is in
Goderich hospital since
Tuesday with a high blood*
pressure. condition. , -
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AikAiLTREESA
e experences of the pas
•
more. than 24.0 per-
formance'sof 25 plays.-- have
clearly reaffirmed. the
Lambton •youth theatre's
faith and confidence in- a
popular theatre. The com- '
bination of talents • in this
• theatre group is an assurance
of exciting theatrical
productions and this free
theatre looks forward to
Welcoming old friends and
greeting new ones in Point
Farms Provincial Park this
Monday..
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