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HURON '78 ei
WHEEE! — Some Walton kids were out having
fun at the slide in. Walton park when the
photographer snapped this picture of them.
(Photo by Langlois)
September 26. - 30, 1978
HURONCOUNTY
INDUSTRIAL
RESIDENTIAL
and,
FARM WIRING
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' 348-8383
'or 347-2435
MITCHELL
FARM
GENERATOR SALES
THE SCHOOL SCANDAL,
the runaway hit show of the
Blyth Summer Festival is
coming back to Blyth, Sept-
ember 26-30.
Ted Johns' one-man show
about the problems of the
modern educational system
and particularly the Great
Teachers' Strike of 1978 • is
being brought back as a
salute to the 1978 Inter-
national Plowing Match
being held this month at
Wingham, just 10 miles from
the Blyth Theatre. It is being
co-sponsored by the .Blyth
Summer Festival and the
Blyth Board of Trade and will
appear nightly at Blyth
Memorial Hall from Sept. 26
to 30, special matinee
performance on Sept. 28 at 2
p.m.
SEAFORTH - CAMBRIDGE -AYR -WOODSTOCK
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SEAFORTH 527-0120
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September 26 - 30, 1978
HURON COUNTY
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in the
want ads
Rich's
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Stokley Honey Pod
PEAS
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Sunlite Soap
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1.49
1.29
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OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT UNTIL 9 P.M.
Bakery Grocery
STEPH ENSON'S
Phone 881,9226 very .Pree DelN
Weston Chocolate -
Reg. •
SWISS ROLLS '79 .63
Schneider's Oktoberfest
SAUSAGE S 1 lb. pyg.
Schneider's
1.45
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Schneider's Octoberfest
BURGERS 1 lb. Pkg.
1.43
CABBAGE
each .29
TIDE
6 litre box 2 79
An experience in
terror and suspense.
32 — THE BRUSSELS POST SEPTEMBER 20, 1978
Three sehool fair $Q
(Continued from. Page 1
and. Brussels school fair.
lb 1945 after the East Wawanosh school
area was formed all the schools of the
township entered the fair as well as
Numbers 3, 5, and 7 from Morris which
meant that at that time there were 14 schools
entered. With the forming of the Morris
School Area in 1946 and all the schools of
Morris entered there were 21 schools taking
part in the fair.,
The Community Centre which was com-
pleted in 1949 made a great improvement in
housing facilities for the displaying of
entries and the fair has been held at the
Community Centre since that time.
The prize lists were first published in book
form in 1949. The fair has always been
opened by a parade of schools and
dignitaries accompanied by music.
The Belgrave Pipe Band which was
organized in 1956 used to pipe the
procession into the park where speeches
firom guests and officials followed. Then the
parade was dismissed and pupils and adults
were allowed to look over the exhibits and
the school chidlren then took part in
livestock and judging and sport com-
petitions.
Some traditions never die as can be
witnessed by the fact that the above
mentioned procedures stil carry on the
same way today as they did then .
Mrs. Walter Scott of Wingham also
helped procure some information about the
fair. Today, though only three schools
participate in the fair -- it is still going
strong.
Two of the longest serving members on
the board were,Mrs. Cyrus Scott and Stewart
Procter who served as both secretary an
preident. The current' president is Ros:
Procter (Stewart's son) and the secretary b
Mrs. Murray Vincent.
Stheolhovsiback for *Wing match'
WINGHAM
57.163
NOW PLAYING!
WEDNESDAY TO SATURDAY
SEPTEMBER 20 to 23rd
WED-THURS. AT 6:00 P.M. ONLY!
FRI-SAT. 2 SNOWS AT
7:00 AND 1:00 P.M.
THE SCHOOL SCANDAL 'ton; The Huron Expositor, Boutique, Wingham; and
played to sell-out audiences Seaforth; Waxworks Bill's Place Variety, Lucknow
throughout the summer
season at the Blyth Summer
Festival and there was a
large demand for it to return
for a longer period. The
Festival had also been urged
from other quarters to pro-
duce a play during the
Plowing Match week as
entertainment for visitors in
the area.
Tickets for the show are
now on sale by writing to the
Festival box office, BOX 291,
Blyth, NOM ILO or at the
following ticket outlets:
Campbell's of Gederich;
Mary's Sewing Centre, Clin-
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Got the blues?
Want to get away from
it all?
Take a walk!
„.
.McCUTCHEON GROCERY
OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS' UNTIL 9
BRUSSELS We Deliver Phone 887,9445
THINK I'LL JUST STAY OUT HERE FOR A
LITTLE WHILE LONGER — Kevin Alcock of
Brussels just wasn't too sure of his first day of
kindergarten at Brussels Public School 'so
decided to stay out in the cloakroom for a little
while before enter ing.
(Photo by Langlois)
SUNDAY-MONDAY-TUESDAY
SEPTEMBER 24.25.26
ONE COMPLETE SHOW AT
8:00 P.M. ONLY!