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The Huron Expositor, 1976-07-22, Page 11The eighth concert July 25 will be given by the Clinton Pipe band and dancers under the direction of Pipe Major Malcolm. "Watch for my Safety Contest in this newspaper" 1 1 NI /0.11. Ws.11 12 11S1RA1 The Blood Is Strong by Lister Sinclair July 23 How I. Met My Husband by Alice Munro July 24, 28 Mostly in Clover by Harry J. Boyle July 22, 30. Shape by Jim Scheeler July 27, 29 8:30 p.m. Curtain Adults $3.00 Sr. Citizens $2.25 Children $2.00 Call (610) S23-4462 or wigta Belt 291. Blyth. EXETER AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY Presents... TRACTOR and TRUCK Pat Weigh I n at 'Exeter Co-Op 10 a. rn, • Refreshrnent Booth • Free Parking Sanctioned By W.O.T.P.A. Admission $3,00 PRIZES P.S. Children Free $2,000 IN SUN., JULY 25 - 1:00 p. m. EXETER COMMUNITY PARK CLASSES 1. Out of the Field 6000 lbs. 5. Out of'the Field 16000 lbs. 2. Opt of the Field 8000 lbs, 6. Open Class 7000 lbs. 3. Oitt of the Field 10000 lbs. 7, Open doss 9000 lbs. " .4. Out olthe Field 12000 Ibv. 8. truck Clots 7000 lbs. .-1 4. Out of the Field 4,000 lbs. CHAIRMAN: Bruce Shopton, RR 1 Exeter, telephone 715.1027 Cabaret Dance SEAFORTH AREIIA - Friday, August 6, 1976 Dancing - 1 Music by NITE-LITES Admission: $2.00 per Person Sponsored by B. P. Dumper's Broom- ball Team Tickets Available from Jim Henderson 527-1800 Tom Burke 345-2756 or at the door Ausable-Bayfield Conservat(on Authority Eighth Annual Parkhill Canoe Regatta SUNDAY, JULY 25 At the Parkhill Conservation. Area Registration: 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Races Start At: 1:30 p.m.' For further information contact the Ausable-Bayfield Consevation Authority Office , Exeter (235-2610) 1 }July ' 31,1976 9:00 p.m. Pine Ridge Chalet • Refreshments - Lunch 'Open Reception ' for Jack GROOTHUIS • and Willy BLOM waxasimp.„ _ . Evans has appeared in seven past Playhouse productions; and Mr. Lacey has performed- on the Grand Bend stage every season from 1973 to date. "Daphne" is portrayed by Kathy Millard, and Chris Benson who appeared as "Andy" in Star-Spangled Girl plays broth pr "Jack:: Other cast members include Stanley Coles, David Douglas, Trulie MacLeod and Nancy Palk. Rob Craig, a member of last season's Huron Country Playhouse Youtlg Players is Musical Director of • this production. Peter McConnell, Director, is another Playhouse veteran' having directed, and appeared in many past Playhotise productions. The Mumberly Inheritance runs Wednesday to Saturday nights at 8:30, with' a preview matinee at 2:00 on Wednesday, and an additional matinee performance Saturday at 4:00. Again this week, the Playhouse is sponsoring No Strings Attached, a puppet company for children, who will be performing on the Playhouse stage Saturday, July 24 at`11:00 a.m. Tickets for this children's show are $1. for children and $2. for adults. Open Reception Sat., July 31 8 p.m. DAVE SALM and MARIE CUMMINGS following their wedding at the residence of Mr.&Mrs. Mike Cummings Highway 21, 1 mile south of Goderich Special invitation to the residents of the Heritage Trailer Park, friends, neighbours and relatives. , Music by the BRADLEYS Lunch provided E 22 JULY SH TMIM FINAL NIGHT 6,90.r Murderbykle fRl t; SAY, SNOW TIME WO A Ste SUN TIM/ THURS, TATUM O'NEAL "1171111EVAD tals' and Oils: bf Fourqei ;9144 SOnPidM4 as. If' :vote "non confidence by thp Premierkf which would lead to an 0009n POO* this fait•• ... A select ,crifivPir* Plfe . Ontario AOgialPtOro has been jestahll*hed to 'review QP11114k7. Pman Arthur Maloney's Oporton provincial goverogiept larid acquisition in North Pleker,40: - The report was preSeitted to the Legislature by Mr. Malopw4fter talks between the Ombl1.4111411 and Premier William Por* 4110d to, produce any agreement. Ills the first time an OmbutiStuants report' has •reached the House, which is the final stage provided for in the legislation that created the office of Ombudsman. _The .. _proposal of a *AO 1-:coramitteorateight-membetalr* all three parties, under the , -chairmanship Of James Renwisk (ND? Riverdale), ." :was passed unanimously. There are three NDP, three. Conservative and two Liberal members on the committee. Tiig..Hoficifii :gsOgs..17.riptil. :4140 4. 1970,741 • Jack's Jot it gs ueen's Park has emer 1,0 PRIZE WINNER - Julie MacDonald of Brussels, daughter of G'raeme and Faye MacDonald, captured . the third place trophy 'in the Novice Twirling Solo event at the 1976 Canadian Baton Championships recently in Thornhill. She competed in a class of sixteen girls. Julie's instructor is Mrs. Patti Robertson '`gf Wingham,. a former Canadian Twirling champion. (Wingham Advance Times Photo) placed un4er the control of the Federal 40-Inflation Board. The Liberal Party ttill believes there should be a Provincial Board butindicated in the Debate of this Emergency Legislation that it wa's too late to set one up now, as 02,673 Ontario workers have already been affected bx.the AIB decisions as of June 2S,197,5 and a great many more had beep affected, since then which are not tabulated yet. Of those 55,290 are in the Public Sector and the remainder obviously in the Private sector. The AIB has made decisions on 987 cases as of June 25, 1976 of which 186 are Ontario Public service and 149 Ontario private sector. In other words about one third" of the decisions involve Ontario workers. The Leader of the Liberal Party, Dr. Stuart Smith, during the debate went on to say that the Federal A.I.B. has built up a whole backlog of jurisprudence. They have gained the experience that is necessary. Dr. Smith went on to say that it does not seem reasonable tkaLwe should now .duplicate start all over., again in Ontario, retrain everyone here, ha di go through all theJYg process and duplicate the whole. bureaucracy at the Ontario level at this point. It was a good idea last fall when the Federal A.I.B. was first established but it was too late now and as a result the' Liberal Party supported this legislation made necessary when the Supreme Court of Canada rejected Ontario's entry into the program with 'an Order-In- Council last January. The NDP opposed the Bill because it opposes the Anti- Inflation policy. There was lengthy debate on the bill but it received third reading and was proclaimed by late afternoon on Thursday, The House will be recessed for the summer months until called back this fall by the Lieutenant Governor or earlier if another emergency arises, such as Legislative approval to close hospitals, if the Court of Appeal rules that the Provincial Govern- ment acted illegally in closing, Clinton, Durham, Chesley and Doctors' Hospital in Toronto. On Closings However, the closing of Doc- tors' Hospital is being recon- HOW TO ENTER Senior citizens band plays at C of C concert This week, the Huron, Country Playhouse, in Grand Bend, Presents the Mumberly Inheri- tance,' the hilarious melodrama by Warren Graves. This is the first Canadiafi play to be produced at _the Playhouse this year, in a season comprised of Canadian works.. French and English works to celebrate "'Canadian heritage, and two AmeriCan plays in honor of the U.S. Bicentennial. Last -week's Frenchi musical, Irma La Douce, enjoyed outstanding attendance records, challenging even those of last year's biggest hit Hello Dolly. Set at Mumberly Manor, Suffolk, at the turn Of the century, this week's melodramatic spoof is filled with high intrigue and hilarity. The unfortunate specula- tion of Sir Roger Mumberly, lord of th.e manor, has thrown the family into narrow straits. The dastardly villain, Marmaduke Mayhem, plots to take possession of Mumberly Manor and its lovely young mistress Daphne.. Daphne, however, has given her heart to Roger Stoutheart. Only ' the. return of the long lost brother, Jack, from "The Canadas" with the secret of the inheritance can save The day. A rousing example of good old-fashioned innocence and villainy. The cast of The Mumberly Inheritance includes many Play- house favorites: Stan Lacey and M.E. Evans are both very familiar names to area theatre-goers. Mr. • Everyone Welcome igeNZWOMAMS (By Jack Riddell, M.P.P.) Members of the. Legislature ,,were summoned back to an emergency session to consider legislation introduced by the Premier, that would, retroactively , legalize an arrangement with Ottawa, pies ng Provincial and Municipal e ployees under the eoptrol of t e Federal Anti- Inflation Boar The Supreme Court of Canada ruled that Ontario's previous arrangement with Ottawa, passed by Cabinet Order-in-Council without being referred to the Legislature was illegal. The Liberals moved last fall to set up a Provincial Anti-Inflation Board to deal with the Public Sector in Ontario, but the NDP opposed the motion. As a result the Provincial and Municipal; workers were The sixth concert of the C. of C. ,'76 Summer Series was given by the Sr. Citizens Old Tyme Band and Square Dance Grotip -of Stratford at the Victoria Park Band Shell Sunday July 18. Commencing at 7:45, the audience was entertained by the (-/' old tyme orchestra and singers in a variety of old favorite numbers. A square dance group performed on the stand and on the ground in front. Many of them were in their eighties apd gave a wonderful performance under the direction of Mrs. Betty Ebel. They were thanked by Lorne Dennis, president of the Happy Citizens of. Seaforth, who had staged a quick return from a picnic at. Bayfield by chartered bus: Refreshments and a social time was enjoyed.. It is hoped to have more of this type of entertainment if it is patronized by the citizens of the area. sidered by the Minister of Health, Frlink ,Miller. Mr, Miller announced in the Legislature this week th,t4ht 9444, Council of Health, 41 take a fresh look at whethet' Doctors' Hospital should close. Doctors' is one of 9 Iagiiitalls. the Government ordered closed last spring and Pr rr If Your that has remained following a May 10 OM- P.* signal Court ruling that the method of closing was not proper. The Government has appealed the ruling to the Ontario Court of Appeal and expects a decision in September. The move has been seen by some as pretaration by the Government for a fall or winter election precipitated by the' hospital closing issue. Mr. Miller indicated that if- the Government loses its appeal, he wants to introduce whatever legislation is necessary to enable the Government to close the three other hospitals that had remained opened in Durham, Chesley and Clinton. Both Opposition Parties have said repeatedly that they will oppose legislatlen to allow the closing of these hospitals. Liberal Leader Stuart Smith said that he feels the Government has managed to get aside the thorby issue of Doctors' Hospital thus avoiding the loss of Toronto's ethnic vote and is preparing to fight an election on the closing of the other three. It is my opinion that Doctors' Hospital will be finally rescued by the newly announced study but I believe that if Doctor' Hopital, is saved the Obverumeilt will not lit able to avoid similar studies in the areas where the other three hospitals are to be 'closed. I can "see no practical impediments to a Province-wide study. Mr, Miller indicated while the Province may eventually do similar studies elsewhere none will be done in time to save the three small hospitals. .The Minister of Health's intention is to close them and he said himself that be feels more secure about the closing of the other three than the closing of Doctors' Hospital. Same Consideration " Pending the decision of the Court of ApPeal, I believe that the -Minister will' have. -to give, -the, same consideration „to.„tho other• hospitals which ,,appealed the closings in the first place of•come to the Legislature for approvd1 close the hospitals. The Opposi- tion Parties have said repeatedly that they will oppose legislation to allow the closing of these hospi- Playhouse presents Canadian melodrama Huron County Junior Farmers'. Summer D'ance FRIDAY, JULY 23 9p ..*M„ to la.m. Saltford Dance to "Milestone" ("The Best in Rock and. Roll") '3.00 per person Refreshments Lunch No Blue Jeans Please 1. Show which Elmer rule is being broken above and colour the picture. 2. Fill out entry form !Print clearly. 3. Cut out along dotted lines and mail to address shown. 4. Any Ontario child between 6 and 14 may enter. All entries become property of Elmer the Safety Elephant, Judges' deci- sion final. ONTARIO SAFETY LEAGUE in cooperation with ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION ONTARIO COMMAND opm+.4.eor „Ns ....**.emaminyommolow.• Elmer's six rules 1. Look all ways before you cross the road. 2. Keep away from all parked cars. 3. Ride your bike safely and obey all signs and signals. 4. Play your games in xsafe place away from traffic. 5. 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