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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1978-08-03, Page 24Paga 24 Huron County Family Planning Project Invites You To Attend FAMILY PLANNING CLINIC Every Tuesday from 6:30-9 p.m. Times-Advocate, August 3, 1978 PARry Fri., Aug. 4, DUMP ON FIRE — The Exeter fire department continued to have a busy July as they respond ed to a fire at the Exeter dump in Hay township early Monday morning. Spraying water on the blaze were Norm Tait and Gerry Hartman. T-A photo r For BOB RUSHTON JACK PHILLIPS SHED J for BOB WILLIS Fri., Aug. 4th Huron Park Annex 9 p.m. i J MIDDLESEX BEEF PRODUCERS BARBECUE POPLAR HILL PARK THURSDAY, AUGUST 17, SPEAKER: Ed Grady-Manager, Information Division, Minnesota Farm Bureau Federation, St. Paul, Minnesota HURON COUNTY HEALTH UNIT Ann St., Exeter For Information Call 235-1014 Weekdays or Tuesday evenings Everyone welcome STARLITE OPEN NIGHTLY Children Under 12 in Cars Free GRAND BEND OPEN NIGHTLY THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY AUGUST 3-4-5 IBMHHB IVOM MMWR WOttW... School show hilarious TICKETS: $4.50 in advance $5.50 at the gate Public School Children $2.00 Pre- School Children FREE SUPPER served from 5:00 to 7:30 p.m. Contact one of the following Middlesex Cattlemen's Association directors for tickets. Clarence Hardy Charles O'Shea Austin Hodgins Cliff Cook Alan Hill Roy Cunningham' Ralph Lynn RR 1,Lucan RR 3,Lucan RR 1,Lucan RR 3, Granton RR 2, Lucan RR 2, Lucan RR 2, Lucan 227-4715 225-2135 227-4269 225-2565 227-4869 227-4346 227-4189 WALLY'S RESTAURANTdescribes the Ontario Secondary School Teachers Federation as an organization without any philosophy other than economics. One scene depicts a teacher’s father having a chat with his son “out behind the barn” and after at tempting to get an ex planation of the reasons for the strike, leaves the stage with a ‘‘stick it to ‘em Huron” finger movement. The father describes the gratuity issue as akin to the board providing the teacher with a free fire insurance policy for 10 yars and the teacher then asking to collect even though he hasn’t suffered a fire. The whole system of labor negotiations comes under fire and the play concludes with a question about the inteliuctuai capabilities of society in general. Over 80 Club Annie Noakes will be celebrating her 80th birth day, August 4. Eormer Huron resident Ted Johns came home Tuesday night to analyze the Huron ‘secondary school teachers’ strike and kept a full house in an almost constant state of laughter with his one-man per formance at the Blyth theatre. Taking his quick wit through eight different roles, Johns poked barbs at everyone involved in the strike—teachers, parents, trustees, students and taxpayers. Several members of the Huron board of education, administrators and teachers were in attendance and while the School Show no doubt had them squirming in their seats at times, he balanced his self-written examination of the strike to the point where everyone had a chance to laugh at the other fellow and at himself. The Blyth theatre com missioned Johns to author and perform the show and the results should be a box office bonanza. No one 'in Huron should miss it! From the opening skit of an old-fashioned school marm to the concluding one in which an arbitrator deals with the board and the teachers (represented by bushel baskets) to get the strike settled, Johns displays a keen sense of the varying moods of the principal components in the strike. He also interjects com ment on the current battle over some books on the Huron English courses. Publicity for the one-man show claims that Johns takes a side in the strike, and while it is well disguised and even shifting at times, the teachers appear to be the villains on whole. "1~*—M|- Closed For Holidays Fisherman's Cove Free Preview 2-5 p.m. Buffet Supper 5-7 p.m. ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL ART AUCTION The second annual Art Auction will be of ficially opened by the Hon. Keith Norton of the Ministry of Community and Social Ser vices. On Stage A t HURON COUNTRY PLAYHOUSE Grand Bend, Ontario Restaurant Specializing in Fresh Perch Dinners Open 7 days a week during July & August Breakfast served from 8:00 A.M. - 11:30 A.M. Hours 8 A.M. - 9 P.M. 53 River Road Grand Bend Eat in or Take Out BRAD LOOSLEY'S July 31-Aug. 26 COMING SOON: // RONNIE McDowell Buffet Supper - $4.00 per person Cash bar available with supper Capacity Limited IT’S MU FOR KEEPS... in a hilarious run for the money! at the SOUTH HURON REC - CENTRE, EXETER <ate your c fun. friena ana health CLIP ME! CLIP ME! Doors open 6:30 p.m. Auction Begins 7:30 p.m. LEADING INTERNATIONAL AND CANADIAN ARTISTS INCLUDE Bariram Bene BIkkers Blackwood Bolt Boulanger Bush Calder Chagall Dall Danby Dubuffet Forrestall Goodman Greene Hamaski Henning Jackson Maillol Miro Molino Moore Pasmore Phillips Picasso Rae Reinblatt Riopelle Roberts Shadbolt Tanabe Town Van Doren Vasarely Wilson Winter Ticket to Auction - including Catalogue and Draw* -$3.00 ‘Henry Moore Lithograph TICKETS AND INFORMATION 519-238-8387 THIS ADVERTISEMENT SPONSORED BY HARWOOD DRUGS LTD GRAND BEND APMUMOumFcruAE ■. t rtTIpMUMQUH'tfSlUW'K** 1—-— Adult Entertainment WuewnMf NfteWQXMlW’' WTW...HMXM VUIBMKKY MMMMDCnONS TECHNICOLOR* [g :: A Fully LLBO Licensed / Main St. S. Exeter, Ont. ^MTDLSNEy SiOREWim Dus to Disney Polley: CNWrso 5<X; Preschool Frw 4 DAYS — SUN., MON., TUES., WED. AUGUST 6 - 7 - 8 - 9 1959. New York City. The battleground was Rock and Roll. AMERICAN H01 WAX Strnj TIM MdVTIPE LARAlNE NEWMAN JAY UNO JOHN l£ WE CHUCKBERRr JERRY LIE LEWIS Sowttor&f JOHN KAYE Staxy by JOHN KAYt and ART LINSON ProoxrtbyAmLlNS0N.0««»lbya0YOWTRUX A Carl Reiner Film HENRY WINKLER Adult Entertainment STAR WARS HOUSE CALLS FURY CANDLESHOE UNMARRIED WOMAN SUNDAY, AUGUST6, 1978 Sharon Theobald, Auctioneer DINE OUT Good food, pleasant atmosphere, ■ dinner specials Now Licensed un- tderl.L.B.O. ■ ♦ Hold, your anniversary or birth- • : doy party here. . 4 WAY INN MIDDLESEX COUNTY JUNIOR FARMER SUMMER SKATING SCHOOL Registrations Still Available Sessions — Junior, Senior and Stroking for informationcall 539-1621 215 Cardigan St., Woodstock Everyone Welcome Sanctioned to conduct C.F.S.A. tests COMING TO GODERICH Spend An Evening In Memory Of The "King" 'the fantastic" Hear Ronnie Sing His Hits "THE KING IS GONE "I LOVE YOU, I LOVE YOU, I LOVE YOU DIANNE JORDAN AND DESTINY '*">**. aUg IT’S HAPPENING AT THE GODERICH ARENA TICKETS TICKETS AVAILABLE AT: REUNION Fri., Aug. 25 WONDERLAND GARDENS LONDON Beef Barbecue 7-9 p.m. Dance from 9 p.m. - 1 a.m. Formal Dress Tickets are $ 10.00 per person Available from Jeff Young 227-4461 MANY ROADS LEAD TO ROME BUT ONLY ONE LEADS TO THE OAKWOOD INN HAVE YOU EVER VISITED^S^j^^^P^ GRAND BEND’S FINEST ANDLARGEST RESORT? Enjoy a night of dining and entertainment in the Royal Falcon Dining Room, NOW AIR CONDITIONED. Music to wine, dine and dance by. 1 Our Special addition, this year, is a fully licensed CLUB HOUSE TERRACE LOUNGE. Enjoy your "Cocktail Hour" on the terrace with its breath-taking view of the golf course. These facilities, and many more, plus our motel and cabins are open to the general public. Now come and try us. For Reservations Call The Dining Room 238-2328 Office 238-2324 Box 400, Grand Bend Thank you The Oakwood Staff Pipery Ipp Open daily all year Fully LLBO Licensed Phone 243-2474 featuring the fabulous Candlelight Dining Lounge well known for its seafood, steaks and gourmet delight. On H'way No. 21, 1 mile off Junction 82, 8 miles south of Grand Bend and right across from us we invite you to our iPipery Ippwhwhmummmdroach Phone 243-2663 Open every day from 4 p.m. From Noon on Sundays & Holidays. Take-out service Smorgasbord every Friday Saturday and Sunday Entertainment every Friday and Saturday night Dining and Dancing, 9 p.m. -1 a.m. Enjoy great entertainment for your dining and dancing pleasure. ASK ABOUT OUR BANQUET FACILITIES FOR UP TO 200 PEOPLE. On Hwy. 21,1 mile off Junction 82, 8 miles south of Grand Bend.