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Citizens News, August 3, 1978
OFF AND AWAY — One of the more popular areas for the
youngsters at the Bayfield Lions club carnival was the midway
and its obvious from the expressions on the faces of Blair
Pervis (foreground) and unidentified youngster that the
rides were their favorite part of the carnival. Staff photo
Miscellaneous Rumblings
Continued from Page 4
human but too many mistakes in too short a period
of time prove only that you are incompetent.
Continuing this column along the line of
newspapers and mistakes, there have been a few
occasions recently when ads which were supposed
to go into the Times Advocate but were taken by a
representative of the Citizens News ended up in the
Citizens News but not Exeter.
While it's common knowledge that both papers
are published out of the same offices, we are still
separate entities and as such, unless otherwise
specified, an ad that is taken by a representative of
the Citizens News is assumed to be for publication
in the Citizens News.
This problem can be avoided by specifying
which newspaper or newspapers the ad is to appear
in. If you drop an ad off at Herb's write on the ad
the newspaper in which it is to appear and the
number of weeks you would like the ad to run.
Likewise, when phoning an ad in, either to the
Times Advocate or the Citizens News, please
specify the above information.
If these simple steps are taken, the lives of the
advertiser and of this newspaper should be a little
bit easier.
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Sunday
The second annual in-
ternational art auction being
held on Sunday, August 6,
will formally be opened by
The Honourable. Keith
Norton, Ontario's Minister of
Community and Social
Services at the Huron County
Playhouse located on the
Stephen B Line, off Highway
81, east of Grand Bend.
Opening ceremonies will
take place at 7:30 p.m. and
the auction will begin im-
mediately from the theatre
stage.
A free preview takes place
from 2 to 5 p.m. that day in
the theatre itself displayed
on . the walls. Registration
and catalogues will start at
6:30 with admission being
$3.00 per person. This ticket
includes participation in a
draw on -an actual Henry
Moore lithograph
The collection of over 100
art pieces includes various
media -oils, watercolours,
lithos, woodcuts, silkscreen,
etc. Base prices on in-
dividual items range from
$50 to $2,000. The list of
• leading artists represented
by the available art works
include: Bartram, Chagall,
Doli, Van Doren, Henry
Moore, Picasso, Harold
Town, and Jackson to name
a few.
Mrs. Sharon Theobald,
formerly of Kitchener, the
noted art lecturer and
curator, will be the auc-
tioneer again ' this year. A
buffet supper will be
available at $4.00 each, along
with a cash bar.
Advance tickets and other
information is available
from auction convener Linda
Corrigall in Grand Bend,
telephone 238-8828.
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