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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1986-07-30, Page 15ENTERTAINMENT SMOKEY CHICKEN — The annual Brodhagen Chamber of Commerce Chicken Barbecue was held last Wednesday night at the Brodhagen hall. More than 625 halves of chicken were cooked for the hungry people, as Rudolph Bauer, left, of RR 6, Mitchell and Ken Smith of Bornholm prepare some of the food through the thick smoke. The proceeds from the event go right back Into the community, Mr. Smith, a Chamber of Commerce member said. Bader photo THE HURON EXPOSITOR, JULY 30, 1986 STAG .& STAGETTE BEN McQUAN.D CINDY STANLEY Ausust9 .y For Information 527A2010 .••s•••••••••••••.••• •• • in • • wpm 1 . • FRIDAY, AUG. 1 • • • 15 RegularGames • • • $15.Ooagame • • 3 SPECIALS PLUS • • • •JACKPOT $550 • • in 51 calls • • • CONSOLATION -3100.00 • • • • • BONANZA $3.75 ; • In 51 calls • • CONSOLATION -150.00 • j•••••••••••••••••••••fi A15 GRAND OPENING 6T/ 4, Seaforth's Newest Night Spot THIS SATURDAY ONLY ONE OF TORONTO'S TOP DJ's Dance to all your favorite songs, as well as Toronto's top dance hits. PARTY FROM 9:00 TILL 1:00 NOTICE - Come prepared for our FABULOUS BEACH PARTY FEATURING: •Male & Female Bathing Suit Contest •Female 'Shortest Shorts' Contest •Male Wet T -Shirt Contest *Many more surprises NO COVER CHARGE •Free Gift For The First 100 /Ladles Jaa14d ll els i�r/ f _ _ Q- ° IN THE SEAFORTH STEAK HOUSE "Talk about overstuffed!" Salt -water Moon next at Huron Country Playhouse The award-winning play, Salt -Water Moon opened at the Playhouse on July 29 for two weeks of performances. AuthorDavid French tells the timeless story of two young people in love, in a beautiful play touched .with the magic of a summer night in Newfoundland. Salt -Water Moon is playful and irresistibly charming, full of wit and the distinct flavor of Newfoundland. This award-winning play has been a hit from coast to coast and provides the perfect combination of humour and romance. The Globe and Mail called it "a gem of a play, an old fashioned IoVe song that is affecting, funnyand as evocative as a dream." Aferayear of work on the mainland, Jacob Mercer, played by Steven Sutcliffe, returns to Coley's Point, to recapture the heart of Mary Snow played by Laurie Paton the girl he abandoned when he abruptly left town a year before. In his absence, Mary has become engaged to the local school teacher. Jacob tries everything to woo her love again, everything from running down Mary's fiance to sparking Mary's jealousy with stories of all the girls he took to the movies in the big city. He even pretends ignorance of the constella- tions, ahnost turning an astronomy lesson into a kissing session. DirectorSteven Schipper adds "this is my favorite ,play of the season. kt's such a beautiful play, and so romantic, yet its humor and bravery allow it to be loved by even the toughest heart." Brian Perchaluk, Huron Country Playhouse's Resident Designer will bring to life on stage, this quaint Newfound- land outport with lighting design by Adak Redish. • 51,000 now, property later Salt -Water Moon is produced with the assistance of Labatt's Ontario Breweries and runs at the Playhouse from July 29 to August 9, 1988. For more information, call 238-8451. COUNTRY BREAKFAST Monday, Aug. 4' 8:30 - 12 a.m. Van Egmond House Huron Country Playhouse is pleased to quiet river, lot 82 is situated at the corner of announce the winners of the first two $1,000 Lakeview Avenue and Grand Oaks Drive. A Bonus Draws of the season - Monica gently rolling homesite of over 17,000 sq. Shepherd of London was the winner of the feet, it features towering pines and beautiful June 25 draw; and Mary Lap an, also of oaks. A private beach, park and clubhouse London was the winner of the Julyp17 draw. are only a short walk away. Nearly 250 The next three $1,000 draws are scheduled families have already built yeprround or for August 1 and Septembers at 8:30 p.m. at seasonal homes in Southcott Pines. the Playhouse; and October 28, 1986 at 8:30 An excellent investment, the Southcott p.m. at the Grand Bend Chamber of Pines Park Association and the land company Commerce meeting. have helped ensure the investment value of r Only 500 tickets have been printed for this these lots by setting down conditions relating Huron Country Playhouse fundraising pro- to the preservation of the woodland, ject. The chances of winning are excellent, boundary setbacks and minimum home size. The $100 ticket gives the bearer an Asa result, borpealtnsjavt,appregiate opporhiititrttrwht a bee1�i4 iftd wgo'ded.rlot jn' coq; e } yiRX p w eactl:passIng Southcott Putes,'valued 'at$'24,900. Se ces to the homesites include paved Here is the chance to create your own streets, water lines with fire hydrant personal hideaway near the Pinery on Lake protection, underground hydro, telephones Huron. The setting is unique - a mature and TVcable.Lotowners can leave thesltein woodland, standing between the lake and a its natural state until they're ready to build. THE JACK RIDDELL Eggs, Bacon, Sausage, Pancakes ADULTS — 33.60 CHILDREN UNDER 12 — 32.50 Flea Market All Day Vendors Welcome 627-0413 4 t,JlK'y1'.:y ,. �a ,1"4,4 ,1.:„iw�Gell'M17. COLD HAM & CHEESE 99c On SESAME SEED BUN tuSNALAMI 99c JUMBO HOT DOG 1.29 Foot Long Cold Sub - 1.29 PIZZAS LARGE OR MEDIUM ONLY SUBS SPECIAL -TILL SUNDAY, AUGUST 3 LARGE SUB HOT OR COLD OnM Buy One - Get One FREE! TRY OUR CHERRY CHEESECAKE CHICKEN 4 %-- SEAFOOD, MINI PIZZA Only 85C SEAFORTH 527-0220 Happy 25th Anniversary Mpm and Dad JIM & RAMONA' AMIESON • • • • •— • S' • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • 0 • •: 1 • • • • 0 • 1 • • • • • s • • • • aratnt tiatyrfAardEwf • • ADDED SUNDAY NIGHT ONLY • • • • i BEEF & PORK BARBECUE Wednesday, August 6, 1986 5:00 to 8:00 p.m. at the Riddell Farm midway between Exeter and Dashwood RAIN LOCATION: Dashwood Community Centre Talk to Ontario's Agriculture B Food Minister Family Entertainment Tickets: Adults 50.00, Elementary children 33.00 Pre-schoolers Free PHONE: 524-2994, 482-9004, 235-2853 887-9381, 227-4840, 294-6771, 236-4280 Sponsored by the Huron -Middlesex Liberal Association Love usan, Dave and Bob 1,===4t lC=t. Trinity Anglican Church proudly, presents the ono aim lam. ®. ion 31/11 Jul 11101 11111 oasis 1111111 11119 Mill SIM IND 527-0180 Worried about nutritious meals ? In a rush for lunch? No time to make supper? 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