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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1977-07-13, Page 12ep SUitn, 8,-c v,ST I VA;14, Wirt With a Load of Mischief by Ben Terve,' July1406; 19, 20' (2':00 p.m,) by Joahela Glass July 14 (2:00) 15, 19; 21. Ail performance§ begin at 8;30 unless otherwise noted.note Tickets are Adults $3,59. Senior • dititeila, $3.00 and Children For tickets edit (519) 523-9300 or write Box 291; Eityth,.Oritatia,, or see the tiOke.t 'outlet in yotiftoWei,., Brodhagen Chamber of Commerce ANNUAL CHICKEN BARBEQUE Wednesday July 27 5-8 pm ADULTS $3.5° CHILDREN $2.°° Dance 9-1 am Lincoln Green" $2.5° per person Restricted to 18 years and & over DANCE TO The Mercey Brothers Blyth & District Community Centre Saturday, July 30 Dancing 9-1 Tickets se' per person including lunch Tickets available at The Brussels Post Sponsored by the Blyth Lions Club Restricted to 18 years and' over Junior Boys, Ages 9 - 13, July 17 - 23. Junior Girls, Ages 9 - 10, July 24 -30. Parents Without Partners - July 31 - Aug. 5. Co-Ed, Ages 13 - 15, August 7 - 13. Pre-Teen Girls, Ages 11 - 13, August 14 - 20. Anyone interested in attending one of these camps may phone 482-3231 or 524-7943 for further information and registration forms, or ask any United Church Minister. YIPPEE! The COUNTRY LOUNGE Is Now Newly Licenced By the L.L.B.O. 'ENTERTAINMENT July 15.-16 Mystery Train July 22 — 23 Humming Birds July 29.— 30 Traditional Sounds Every Thursday 9:30 to 1230 TALENT NITE With Terry & Model 3:30 to 6030 pm Terry g Motto RUSSELS 4 Saturday Matinee.. . ighland Concert Brussels Park July 16 8:00 prn Featuring, Brussels Pipe Band Clinton Pipe :Band Mount Forest Pipe Band Highland Dancer - Philippa Neil Step Dancer - Karen Johnston Admission- Adults $1.50 Students 75' (children under 12 free) ).: 12—THE BRUSSELS POST, JULY 13, 1977 See plays, films, art at Blyth ''Festival • bac There is more than theatre at the Blyth Summer Festival this summer, although there is plenty of that. In addition to its seven week season.of plays, the Festival is offeririg film buffs a Sunday evening film series and art-lovers a summer-long art exhibition. The. Grapes of Wrath, John Ford's film of Steinbeck's story of the Depression years will be shown in the basement of Blyth Memorial Hall on July 24. The Drylanders and The Clinton special will be shown on a double bill on August 7. The. Drylenders concerns a family homesteading in the Canadian prairie, and The Clinton Special shows Theatre Passe Muraille in rehearsal and preparation for the collective creation they developed in this area, The Farm Show. The art exhibition began during the summer of 1976 and was instituted by the members of a growing artistic community in Huron County, including Guenther Heim, Bev Katzin, Jo Firemen Bar43-Q Brussels volunteer firemen held their annual Bar-B-Q at John Pennington's and Doc Stephen- son when a delicious pork chop dinner was enjoyed. Races and games followed. Winners were: 1 to 3 yrs. - Michelle Machan; 2nd - Heather McDonald; 3rd - Christa Hastings; 4-5 yrs. - 1st, John Lowe; 2nd - Lisa Pennington; 3rd - Jeffery Mutter; 6-7 yrs. - 1st-Carla King; 2nd - Cindy Bernard; 3rd - Mark Pennington; 8-11 yrs. - 1st-Brenda Richmond; Manning, Mona. Mulhern, Jack McLaren, Michael Ward and Ron Walker, This summer, joined by Beckie Garrett and Helmut enjoy dinner 2nd - Chris King; 3rd - David Hastings; 11 and over - 1st Dave Stephenson; 2nd. - Dianne Bernard; 3rd - Wayne Lowe. Kick the Slipper - John Lowe, Cindy Bernard, Dave Stephenson. Ball Throw - Michelle Machan, Mark Penning- ton, Chris King. 3 Legged Race - 1st - Mark Pennington and Dave Stephenson; 2nd - Brenda Richmond and Dianne Bernard; 3rd - Joanhe King and Janna Gowdy. Becker, these artists have gathered a collection that includes etchings, lithographs, seriographs, oils, pottery and sculpture. The exhibition will be on display in the basement of the Blyth Memorial Hall from July 1 to August 20. The film festival and art exhibition reflect the Blyth - Summer Festival's desire to offer a wide-ranging arts festival to Its patrons while at the same time maintaining its regional flavour, It is hoped that, in years to come, the Festival may serve as a forum for all those involved in the arts in the region, ******************** Entertainment at THE QUEEN'S HOTEL \ BRUSSELS Friday and Saturday Night C i * * :Clarence Petrie * . Name camp directors Wendy Cruikshank will direct four of the United Churches' summer camps at Camp Menesetung this year and Mrs. Lloy Grose will direct The Parents Without Partners' at the sakne campsite the board of directors announced this week. Wendy Cruickshank lives in Lambeth and has completed her BA degree and Teacher's Training at the University of Western Ontario. She has had a great deal of church camping ' experience as a camper, counsellor, and senior staff member at Ontario Pioneer Camp. Experienced as a swimming and skating instructor, she has attended Ontario Camp Leadership Centre at Bark Lake. Lloy grose comes to Camp Menesetung from Fullerton with a wealth of experience and training in camp leadership. A former Secondary School Teacher, she is presently a 'aomemaker with 4 children.. She directed Parents Without Partners Camp last year and is active in the United Church in Fullerton in the U.C.W. and C.G.I.T. groups. Other senior staff hired are: Kevin Hulley of Londesboro and Jane Ribey of Seaforth as Sports Directors, Lorna Eggert of Egmondville as Craft Director, Trish Wardrop of Brampton as Swim Director and Irene Shelton of Ingersoll asNature Director. Bible Resource Leadership at the various camps will be shared by June Eggert of Egmondville, Rev. ,Shan McDonald of Londesboro, Rev. John Oestreicher of Clinton and Rev. Mike Boulger of Mon kton Camps this year will fall on the following dates: