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FIELD DAY
SUNDAY; 'JULY 6
at 2:00 P.M.
H1LRAY FARMS, HOLYROOD
• (North of Lucknow)
• ' . . ,
• CATTLE JUDGING EXHIBITS
• FUN & GAMES '
SUPPER at
4-4:30 p.m.
(Please Bring Lawn Chairs)
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—NuOlear Power will.get
a public hearing starting
July' 8,,but• one of a dif-
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ferent ' sort., Ted Johns'
latest play ST,' SA1V1 OF
• THE NUKE, PILE, opens
Blyth Strnmer
Festival• on that date:The
play is an examination of
.. nuclear power in general
and the Bruce Nuclear
Power 'Development in
particular.. It centres,
'however, not On the facts
and figures of fuel rods.
and millirems;•but on the
nature's Cleansers, is •
plentiful now -- in 'many
home gardens and 'fruit
Markets. Unfortunately
many dieters who enjoy a
bowl of cooked rhubarb
or rhubarb pie Shy away
from eating it because of .:
the amount of sugar
needed to overcome its
tartness. A good, 'way to
cut down by at least half
--the amount - of
is add half a
teaspoon of baking soda
toAlle_rhubarkm.hile it is
boiling in the pct. The
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11111 STARTS FRIDAY ,..../st.00, Flying and crawling' • m." JULY 1 Nov insects will add nothing to vim mai [23 u,
a new paint job, inside or
out. To keep, them from
landing on newly painted
-surfaces while it is still
wet, add a bit of liquid
pine, cedar of citronella
oil to each coat of paint. A
teaspoonful or two is'
generally enough to treat
a gallon 'of paint. It-must
be stirred in well. The oil
will not harm the con-,
sistency of the paint.
Believe it pr not, but if'
you have a Piece of meat
that appears to be t90
tough to use as a roast, it
is easy to make it fairly
tender. Just stick it full of
metal ,skewers and it will
cook in about half the
The Honcour'abie • 'With the opening per- Will pipe the head table project undertaken by the
Pauline McGibbon fermance of JOHN AND ' into the' traditional board of directors of the
officiate at a double THE MISSUS by Gordon opening supper in the Blyth Centre for the Arts.
opening at., the '.Blyth, Finpent„• , • . basetnent, of the hall and; . ' At 8 :3Qp.m. the curtain'::
SuMinerFeStiVal On July " The tie uten ant- vireather permitting; Rev.' •Will ,goIip on JOHN AND
4th.. On that .•.date, , the Governor will be Innis will entertain THE MISSUS by 'Gorden
sixth season of . the, welcomed at the Blyth. theatre-goers on the lawn Pinsent. The production
FeStival 'gets' Underway. ' Memorial Hall .by a .vice- of the „ theatre following is' sponsored by Charn-
with Opening ceremonies regal fanfare played by the supper. ' . pion Road Machinery of
for the newly renovated. Ernest and Elizabeth At eight p.m. the Goderich and stars David '
Blyth Memorial Hall and "McMillan of Goderich. ' H9 ri our a ble, Mr S . Fox and Anne Anglin.
The honour guard for the 'McGibbon, , will officiate The play tells•the story of
Lieutenant-Governor will at the ribbon-cutting a Newfoundland . miner
be formed by. members of ceremony to , mark the . caught between . the
the ..First Blyth Brownie opening of the addition to demandS of progress and
Pack. . Blyth Memorial p-IL his conviction that the old
Rev. Kenneth Innis of 1980 marks the corn- ways are the mainStayS
Rhubarb one of the Brussels Pipe Band • pletion, of a $318,000.00 of his province .
baking soda helps to cut' •
More, ,human aspect of
nuclear powei.: .as an
awesome forde that
• shapes the lives 9f all of
us. • ..
, Ted Johns .is well • -
. knownin-the area as-both
a writer and- performer.,
He single liandedly
created and performed
• THE SCHOOL , SHOW,
originally written for the
Blyth Summer ;Festival
1978. The School • Show
had *an . immensely sue-
cessful tour in the spring
of this year and played to
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ACADEMY El
Sutitiiiii Festival in 1979.
Although Mr. Johns, is not •
performing in ST:' SAM.
OF THE NUKE PILE,:
•--his—latest -play—bears the-.
unmistakeable treatment
of a controversial, 'subject
but most important,
couched . in • a hinnorous
and • entertaining form.
Both and
"Aritin.ukes — will have
'lots to talk about after
viewing this PlaY.
Jul! and" ••appreciative
hettaes at the.. Blyth.
— WARNING —
AotfoiNtblo for
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supper has-been sold out
for several weeks, a few
tickets to the opening
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The play f4 directed by
.Miles Potter, .wild first
appeared as an actor in
this areawith,the Original
production of THE
FARM SHOW, and with
-subse.q.u.ent VI ems, tr e
Passe Muraille
productions of '1837 THE
FARMERS REVOLT and
THEM DONNE LLYS
Mr. Potter's directing
,credits include the•
production of LE.S
CANADIENS which
toured to Blyth Memorial
Starts FRIDAY! JULY 4th
Please note shomititnesil
FRI. & SAT. TWO SHOWINGS 7:00 b 9:15 P.M.
SUN. THURS. ONE SHOWING ONLY 8 P.M.
They'll never get caught.
They're on a mission from God.
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JACK
NICHOLSON
, Bails in the winter of 1979 William Putilop
and, THE WORDS OF My Jarvis.'• Tickets 'for- ST.
ROARING at Theatre , SAM OF THE -. NUKE
Calgary thiS spring, are available.
The cast includes Tom calling 510-523-9300. or at
'Arnett, Seann McXemia, any ticket outlet. •
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If you have a piece of
lace or embroidery that
has become yellowed
with age it can usually be
bleached so it will look
like new again by boiling,
it in Water to which some
lemon juice has been
added.
+ •
To • end the itch of
prickly heat, daub the
area liberally with a bit-of
cider vinegar. Yon May
temPorafily smell like a
pickle barrel, but 1,010
cares - the relief is worth
it.
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As a lover, he's a killer.
As,a killer, he'S
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