The Brussels Post, 1979-10-17, Page 1010 — THE BRUSSELS POST, OCTOBER 17, 1979
WHILE HE WORKS — This man known only as Frenchie seemed
to be quite happy doing his work as he and other village workers
prepared a broken water main on Mill Street last week.
(Brussels Post Photo)
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"Paper Wheat" the block-
buster show from the Sask-
atoon, Saskatchewan's 25th
Street House Theatre comes
to Blyth Memorial Hall,
PO
Sat.
Oct.
27
Blyth District •
Community Centre
Dancing 9-1:00
Admission $4.50
per person
Costumes, prizes,
Oktoberfest Food
Blyth, on Wednesday eve-
ning, October 24th at 8:00
p.m. Like the Blyth- Summer
Festival Theatre, the 25th
Street House Theatre creates
and performs original plays
about the region and people
it serves.
Due to popular demand
an additional performance
has been added, Thursday
night, October 25 at 8 p.m. A
matinee performance for
area high school students
Thursday has been sold out.
Call the Blyth office for
tickets 523-9300.
Premiered in the West,
Paper Wheat hag. had an
outstanding reception in all
the communities where it has
been performed. A recent
article in the Canadian
Weekend Magazine talked
about its success not only in
smaller centres, but in Cal-
gary, Montreal and Van-
couver. A tour highlight has
been the performance at the
National Arts Centre in
Ottawa.
Paper Wheat promises to
be an evening of old-style
oratory, humor, sentiment,
drama, stepdancing, and Bill
Prokachuk, a Western Can-
adian fiddle champion, will
provide live fiddle music. It's
a story of hope, deterrnin-
ation, courage, and the dis-
covery that isolation and
helplessness can be over-
come by human cooperation.
The early attempts of farm-
ers to market their own
grain, the formation of the
Wheat Pool, the growth of
the Co-operative movement,
and the continuing battle of a
modern farm family to make
ends meet, are just some of
the highlights.
The Blyth audience will
relate well to the struggles of
the early settlers and the
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with the misuse of dryers;Use
this applianCe only for its
intended use and as de-
scribed in instructions; never
use it if it has a damaged
cord or plug or does not work
properly. Have it repaired.
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heated surfaces. Never block
the air openings or place it on .
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Glen Bridge 7 6 19
Ernie Back 5 4 13
Ken Bird 4 4 12
Ron Watson 4 4 12
Cameron Ross 5 3 11
Sam Workman 4 3 10
Carl McLellan 4 3 10
Clint Emmrich 8 1 10
Jack Vincent 8 1 10
Gordon Nichol 3 3 9
Bob Watkins 3 3 9
Bob Richardson 6 1 8
Mo Nichols 1 3 7
Bill Thamer 3 2 7
Moe Gordon 3 2 7
Murray McNichol 3 2 7
Eric Ross 3 2 7
Doug Chapman 3 °2 7
Ray McNichol 2 2 6
Rainer Saurs 4 1 6
Lawrence Machan 1 2 5
Frank Workman 3 1 5
Children learn from what
they see around them, not
merely from what they are
told. Young children may
never complain about some-
thing being wrong with their
vision because they do not
know how well they ought to
see. "If you suspect a prob-
lem,rhave your child's eyes
examined by an Optometrist
or Ophthalmologist," states
the Ontario Association of
Optometrists.
actors portraying the many
nationalities who broke the
land in the early 1900's.
Many residents of Huron
County also went West dur-
ing this time and so this
evening will be a tribute to
them as well.
Tickets, at $5.00 each, are
available by mail from the
Blyth Centre For The Arts,
Box 291, Blyth, NOM 1H0, or
can be purchased at the Box
Office in Blyth on Tuesdays
and Wednesdays.
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Remember that only .1.21
fuses are to be used in most
household circuits.
Ervin Pease 3 1 5 Barry Adams
Ross Nicholson 3 1 5 Murray Johnston
Alvin McLellan 3 1 5 Doug Cook
Gordon. Ruff 2 1 4 Jack McWhirter
Ken Josling 4 0 4 Scott Bridge
Ken McLean 4 0 4 TEAM STANDING
Barry Engel 3 0 3 8th Line 11
Monty Engel 3 0 3 5th Line 9
John Engel 1 1 3 Sams Gang 8
Harvey Bernard 2 0 2 Bluevale 7
Ken Warwick 2 0 2 Walton 6
Neil Adams 1 0 1 Archers 6
Bill Lappage 1 0 Cranbrook 5
Jan Van Vliet Little Piggies 4
Bob Elliott Morrisbank 3
Carmen Bernard Blyth 1
Fred Meiers High Score: Glen Bridge
Bob Fraser 156.
Second Annual Walton Open
Golf Tournament
Sunday October 21st
Seaforth Golf Course, Tee-off 12:30 p.m.
Barbeque 5 p.m.
Bring your own meat. We'll look after the
rest. Registration $10.00 per golfer
[Includes green fees]
Huron-Bruce Liberal Association
[As Constituted for Provincial Purposes]
FUND RAISING
Dinner and Dance
Tuesday, October 30, 1979
Lucknow Community Centre
Guest Speaker Stuart Smith
Leader of Ontario Liberal Party
Reception 6:00 - 7:30 p.m. Dinnei 7:30 p.m.
Dance 9:00 - 12 p.m.
Price $15.00 each - $25.00 per couple
Tickets Available From
Shirley MacLennan, Kincardine 396-4735
Tony Johnstone, Lucknow 528-2822
Bill Keil, Wingham 357-2636
Jim Laurie, Blyth, 523-9521
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Good Old-Fashioned
Home-Cooked Meals
IPS
Paper Wheat at Blyth
Household tidbits
a soft surface, such as a bed.
Never use it whit b dozing. Do
not use outdoors or where
aerosol (spray) products are
being used.
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When you are going to
paint only a little at a time,
do not wash your brush each
time. Put it in a plastic bag
and tie it securely and store {
in freezer. Thaw before
using.
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Brussels
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Thursday, October 18
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Friday & Saturday Oct. 19 & 20
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