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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1987-05-06, Page 30ft Page 14A Times -Advocate, May 6, 1987 • lone TENT TRAILERS Ohm You ore invited to CAMP -OUTS 25TH ANNIVERSARY Sot., May 9th - Sun., May 10th 25% off store inventory Cake -- Refreshments •- Prizes. Travel Trailers and 5th wheels on display Huron St. West -- Stratford --I-393-593S Party for Mike Veri Fri., May 8th Call 235-0141 for details Buck & Doe for Bruce Mahaffy & Kelly Jones Fri., May 8 Disc Jockey lunch For information call 235-2815 (after 6) 235-2988 an BARN DANCE Friday, May 8: SINGLES DANCE Music by LEE DAVIDSON AND SAGEBRUSH Dancing 9 p.m. - 1 a.m. Saturday, May 9: Music by JOE OVERHOLT AND THE STANDBYS Dancing 9 p.m. - 1 a.m. No Blue Jeans, Please, 349-2678 Group Reservations w•lemus•. Grand Bend 238-2464 Children Under ;2 in Can Free - Opens at 8 p.m. a. �. QUEEN'S SEAFORTH THURS., FRI., SAT. "MONKEY SEE" PARTY HEARTY THURS. NITE •FUN •SURPRISES •SPECIALS JOIN US SUNDAY IN OUR DINING ROOM for MOTHER'S DAY SPECIALS • Bingo Lucan Arena Wednesday, May 6 Doors open - 6:30 Bingo Starts 7:30 Regular games, share the wealth, standup May Specials Every Wednesday night In May $.1000 Jackpot game Mystery Bingo Game * Bonanza '500.00 in 50 &ills Escalating $100 and 1 call per week Due fo license regulations no one under 16 years of age will be admitted Limousine Road Services \\\t 1,// gip (41741°) Robert Stuckless 1-519-229-6817 Serving all occasions Bands, VIPs, Weddings, D & D, Tours etc. Available 7 days SPRING SPECIAL Fresh Lake Huron Whitefish Dinners s $995 for Tuesday, May 5 to Friday, May 8 Fisherman's Cove Restaurant a▪ po 63 River Road Grand Bend Hr 238-2025 • • • • • • 4' irf A, /"-W,.i9 pati g7 • • • • • • My life's been destroyed by a blind date • • and the critics think it's hilarious! • "** * *. A farce that already • • qualifies as a screen classic:' • —Ret Reed. AT THE MOMS • • , . <` KIM BASINGER BRUCE 111LLIS • • • • ,•� arf • • a fate-- r� AE Of r�- h 169 Tr THE SQUARE 1t. PARK THEATRE The funniest movie you may see this year or next:' —Bill Hurn, AT THE MOVIESISHONTLME IODERICH [524-781 1 STARTS FRIDAY • •• • • T► � MATINEE SAT.•SUN.• ADULTS es'I1 A� ►•• - 2:00 P.M. Some guys • FRI. SAT. 769 SUN. THURS. 7:30 TUES. 3 50 ENDS THURSDAY vs have all • rooms N1ttt�sney ic,Ho FAMILY the luck! .‘3 00 MATINEE Oa' SSt I • tiretaitii WWI drove/ G Tours itd.BP SUMMER & FALL TOURS HURON COUNTY DAY WITH BLUE JAYS We have very good seats for the New York Yankees game in Toronto against the Blue Jays on July 1st. This is a fund raising project for the Huron County Big Brother and Sisters Association. Tickets are available for both groups an individuals. Don't be disappointed, contact us now, Enjoy a relaxing "Canada Day" in Toronto with the Blue Jays. Tickets only also available. FOUR GREAT FARM TOURS A Taste of Europe - Host Murray Gaunt An excellent European holiday with farm visits with professional guides from Stita Farm tours. Departs June 26th with our host, CKNX Farm Editor, Murray Gaunt. Limited space still available for this once in a life time tour. Join the Deere Tour We are pleased to be operating a tour for Huron Tractor to see the John Deere Factories as well as a visit to Chicago to the Board of Trade and the Chicago Mercantile. Additional visits to Harvard University, Michigan State University Agricultural operation and Frankenmuth are also included. Departs July. 12th for 6 days. Ottawa and Quebec Cattlemens Tour We are offering a tour to the Huron County Cattlemen departing July 17th for 4 days. Tour includes farm visits, Expos baseball game. medieval feast, and more. Ontario Farmer European Tour This tour, departing September 17th, includes visits to the World Ploughing Match in Austria and Oktoberfest in Germany. Many exciting tourist attractions and farm visits in Austria, Germany and Switzerland. Book before June 1st and save 5200 per person. ' FALL COLOUR TOURS Aston Villa - September 18-21, 1987 Enjoy a few relaxing days enjoying the beauty of the Muskokas. Aston Villa is a small resort, administered by Elgin House of the Muskokas. Tour includes accommodation, 8 meals at the lodge, planned activities, sightseeing and more. From 5305.00 quad. Pinelands Lodge - September 30 - October 3, 1987 Join us for a couple of days at this popular resort in the Muskokas. The brilliant colours of Fall will abound as you enjoy the scenery and facilities at Pinelands. Prices start at 5279 quad and include accommoda- tion, 8 meals, activities and entertainment, scenic boat cruise and more. Passion Play - September 21-30, 1987 We are pleased to again be offering our tour to the Great Passion Play in Eureka Springs, Arkansas this Fall. Join our host Rev. Lindsay as we tour through the "Heartland of America". Ride a steamboat on the Mississippi, visit the home of "The Shepherd in the Hills", enjoy coun- try music concerts, view the Great Passion Play and other sacred pro- jects, spend a day in Memphis, and join in a Kentucky Horse Park tour. Prices start at $619 quad for this exciting 10 day tour. Bridge at the Baldwins - October 13-15, 1987 Join us again this Fall for an exciting weekend of bridge at the Baldwins resort in the Muskokas. Tour includes 2 nights accommodation, 6 meals at the lodge, bridge tournament (including prizes), live music enter- tainment, etc. Prices range from 5209 to 5229. • CHESANING SHOWBOAT FESTIVAL - JULY 17-19, 1987 Join our hostess Lois Armstrong on this funfilled tour to Michigan to see the Chesaning Showboat Festival featuring Roy Clark. Tour includes accommodation, motorcoach transportation -throughout, admission to Chesaning Showboat, admission to Crossroads • Village and Huckleberry Railroad train ride. Cost 5159.00 Canadian. CaII today. ELVIS FANS TO GRACELAND- August 12-17 This 6 day lour is designed specifically for all those wishing to take part . in the 19g7 ELVIS INTERNATIONAL TRIBUTE WEEK. Tour to include deluxe motorcoach transportation, 5 nights accommodation, Elvis Nostalgia Concert, Candlelight Ceremony, admission to Graceland, ad- mission to Mud Island, tour escort, etc. From 5335.00 quad. CaII today for full details on this tour commemorating the 10th anniversary of the death of Elvis Presley. GRADUATION GIFT— TRAVEL Grandparents and parents alike often find it difficult to select the perfect gift for that special student graduating from school. Several companies offer tours designed specifically for youth travel and tours that would be of great interest to both the young graduate and the parents or grand- parents. Call today for full details. 'Exeter . Clinton Wingham 235.2000 482-5711 357-3330 (Call collect) SUMMER HOURS: Mon. -Fri. 8:30 - 5:30; Sot. 9:30 - T:30 We Recommend VdYA� EI�JR TRA • LPOMACE UNITED KEEGAN'S INN in Centralia Has dining hours of 10 a.m., 2 p.m. and 5 - 8 p.m. Monday - Saturday For good food and good fun come to Keegan's This weekend May8&9 Live entertainment Party for John Van Kerrebrbeck and Lori Smith Sat., May 9 7:30 - 1 London For information 828-3145 or 228-6743 4 FIREWORKS Sunday, May 17th at dusk at Crediton Ball Park Sponsored by Crediton Volunteer Firemen TOWN & COUNTRY LIMOUSINE - Weddings - Parties - Theatre - Evenings on the town - Dances - Business - Shopping EXETER. ONTARIO Reservations: (519) 235-1189 (519) 235-1628 Exeter Minor Hockey invites you to enjoy an i�GllGU2 0�l�/2� a� �► flfl!C llaw ins and WHISKEY JACK SATURDAY, MAY 23 South Huron Rec. Centre, Exeter — DOORS OPEN AT 7 P.M. — GET YOUR TICKETS NOW per ';°°o„ TICKETS. TO SEE THIS ROCK & ROLL LEGEND AVAILABLE AT: Exeter Times -Advocate Wuerth Shoes Anstett Jewellers South Huron Rec. Centre MacLeans Exeter Inn Minor Hockey Parents Veal's Meat Market 1 and Abattoir Would like to treat our valued customers to a sausage and pancake breakfast This Saturday May 9th 8 a.m. - 12 noon Coffee and juice served with the meal Please come and enjoy some fun. Picnic tables provided Ross and Pat Veal Mike and Cathy Veal Hwy. 83 -3'/, miles east of Exeter Phone 235-1123 Art-- _-air 1.