The Village Squire, 1981-10, Page 37ONTARIO AGRICULTURAL MUSEUM, Milton
(leave Hwy. 401 at exit 38 or 39). Eighty acres of
Ontario agriculture in transist ion. Featuring a special
display of antique clocks from Sept 20 through Oct.
12. Open daily 10 a m. to 5 p.m Special family rates.
Groups of 25 or more should make a reservation. Call
(416) 878-8151 for further information.
CENTENNIAL MUSEUM, 325 Queens Ave., London,
features The Canadian Embroiderers Guild's Stitch-
ery'81, Oct. 5 through Nov. 8 Note: The museum has
been closed for renovations but officials are hoping to
re -open in time for the embroidery show.
WOODSIDE NATIONAL HISTORIC PARK, 528
Wellington St. N., Kitchener, former home of Prime
Minister William Lyon MacKenzie King, features
special Thanksgiving display Oct 10 through 18
(excep4 Oct. 12), 10 a m. to 5 p.m.
FOREST-LAMBTON MUSEUM. Broadway Street,
Forest. fully furnished as a pioneer home, school
room, sewing room. band room. and doll room. Open
Wednesday, Saturday. Sunday, 2-4 p m
ELGIN COUNTY PIONEER MUSEUM, 32 Talbot St ,
St Thomas, Dr. Duncombe's home built in 1848
Open Tuesday to Friday, 10 to 5 p.m , groups by
apr3intment
UNCLE TOM'S CABIN MUSEUM. Dresden, historic
site and museum depicting the story of American
slaves who re -settled in Canada. open daily. 10 a.m
to 6 p m Picnic ground on the site
THE VAN EGMOND HOUSE portrays the history of
Huron County and of Canadian hero, Col. Anthony
Van Egmond: Egmondville. Highway 8 at Seaforth 10
a.m. to 4 p.m. daily, Admission: adults - $1. children
50c.
STRATHROY MIDDLESEX MUSEUM, 84 Oxford
Street. Strathroy, features local history exhibit, open
Friday 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday. 2 p.m to 4:30
p.m. The house, built by a prominent Strathroy
businessman contains a parlour, dining room and
bedroom furnished as they were in the late 1800s.
NIGHT LIFE
LATIN QUARTER, Maple Street, London
Oct. 5-10 John Sayre, honky tonk piano and songs
Oct. 12-17 Barbara Hall, singer
Oct 19-31 Jon Miller. songs of an Irish pub
GREEN FOREST MOTOR HOTEL, Grand Bend
Oct 3 Dwight James
Oct. 14 Heather and Dave
Oct. 21 To be announced
Oct 28 Dwight James
BLYTH INN HOTEL, Blyth
Oct 2-3 Wally Dee
Oct 9-10 Howard Smith
Oct. 16-17 Country Lo -Co D.J
Oct. 23-24 Mel and Jerry
Oct. 30-31 Lesperance Trio
J.R.'SCOUNTRY PARLOUR, Hamilton Road, London
Oct. 1-3 Earl Fries and Chaparrals
Oct. 5-10 The Great Divide
Oct. 12-17 Dee Dee and the Ramblers
Oct 19-24 Jimmy Allen and the Way It Is
Oct. 26-31 Lisle
CHANGE OF PACE CAFE, Talbot Street, London
Oct. 1-4 David Bradstreet
Oct. 15-18 David Bradstreet
Oct. 22-25 Stan Rogers
Oct. 29 - Nov. 1 Stan Rogers
VICTORIAN INN, Stratford
Oct. 1-3 The New Dimensions
Oct. 8-10 The Speakeasy Five
Oct. 15-17 The Speakeasy Five
Oct. 20-24 Michael Lewis
Oct. 27-31 Michael Lewis
SPECIAL EVENTS
INTERNATIONAL PLOWING MATCH, Sept. 29
through Oct. 3, on Gordon Atkinson's and neigh-
bouring farms near Barrie
MISS OKTOBERFEST PAGEANT, Thursday, Oct 8,
9 p.m., at the Centre In The Square. Kitchener.
LONDON KIWANIS TRAVEL AND ADVENTURE
FILMS. 8 p.m., Oct. 9 and 22. Centennial Hall, 550
Wellington St., London
LONDON ARTS AND CRAFTS SHOW, Oct. 24 and
25. Centennial Hall, 550 Wellington St., London.
FASHION SHOW. Oct. 4. 2 p m. at Gallery Stratford.
54 Romeo St., Stratford, featuring silk fashions by
Suzuki/designs by Georgia.
VARIETY CONCERT 2 p.m. to 4 p.m., Oct. 18, at F.E.
Madill High School, Wingham (Victoria Street
entrance). Tickets 53 Proceeds to Town and Country
Homemakers of Huron County
RAISE THE ROOF AND BURN THE MORTGAGE
GALA' Oct 23 through 25. Blyth Centre for the Arts,
Oct. 23 Casino Night and Dance featuring Whiskey
Jack; Oct 24 Blyth Singers Afternoon Concert and
Celebrity Night (with Cal Dodd of CTV Circus) and
Dream Auction; Oct 25 Jan Rubes in opening of
winter music season, and dosing festivities. Proceeds
for building fund. For more details call 1519) 523-9300
or 523-9225.
RAINBOW TROUT DERBY, noon Oct. 16 to noon Oct.
18, Rainbow Valley and Bayfield River, Bayfield Lions'
Third Annual, prizes of $300., 5200 and 5100 for three
heaviest rainbow caught in derby. Consolation prizes
as well. Contact Joe Brandon (519) 565-2473 or
565-2677.
16TH ANNUAL CHRISTMAS COUNTRY FAIR, Oct
21from 10am to 9 p.m. and Oct. 24 from 10 a m to6
p.m., Saltford Valley Hall, just north of Goderich off
Hwy. 21 Display and sale of local arts and crafts.
OCTOBER CRAFT, Oct. 3, St. Thomas Church, Owen
Sound
ANNUAL ART SHOW AND SALE. Oct 16 through 18,
Kincardine, Kincardine and District Chamber of
Commerce.
WILDWOOD CONSERVATION AREA. fall program
features Tour of Wildwood Dam including films The
Flood of 1937 and Splash, Oct. 7, 6:30 p.m. to 8:30
p.m evening Ramble through the Dr Murray forest,
Oct, 14, 6:30 p.m .to 8:30 p.m.; Timber, a look at how
the forest is maintained and a walk along the Arbor
Trail to look at various types of trees, Oct. 21, 6:30
p.m to 8.30 p.m , and Finding Your Way, using your
map in the forest to find various controls, Oct. 28, 6:30
p m. to 8:30 p.m. Hwy 7 just east of St. Marys and
about 12 kilometers south of Stratford.
HOWICK FAIR, Oct. 2, 3, featuring log -sawing
competition, 4-H achievement program children's
program
TEESWATER FAIR, Oct 9, 10, featuring harness and
flat horse races, saddle horse show, 4-H inter -club
judging, western Ontario log -sawing competition,
sheep shearing.
TIVERTON FAIR, Oct. 2, 3, featuring local variety
show, sanctioned goat show, 4-h beef and horse
judging, ten -kilometer race.
WALKERTON FAIR, Oct. 15, 16, 17, 18, featuring
trl-county Holstein show, 4-H show and judging,
heavy horse show of Clydesdales, Percherons, and
Belgians, horse shows with roadster. hackney and
commercial classes.
WALKERTON HERITAGE FAIR, Knights of
Columbus Hall on Hwy 9, 3 miles south of Walkerton,
Oct 24 9'30a m. to 5:30 p.m. and Oct. 2512:30 p.m. to
5 p.m. Admission 51. Sale of quality antique furniture,
glass and china. Quilts, pottery, woodcarving, oil
work, literature. demonstrations by craftsmen. tea
shop.
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available at:
Baylleld: The Village Market
Nip N' Tuck
Willow Tree Antiques
Benmiller: The Hollow
Blyth: Snell's Grocery Ltd
The Blyth Theatre
Blyth Standard
Blyth Saga
Brussels: The Brussels Post
Clinton: C & E Variety
Board and Batten
Exeter: G & G Variety
Gord's Variety
All Thumbs
Goderlch: Fincher's Ltd.
Jana Natural Foods
Triangle Discount
Huron County Pioneer
Museum
Grand Bend: Carole's Craft Cupboard
Hensel,: Church House Antiques
Listowel: Smith's Red & White
London: Say Cheese
Multi Mag
The News Depot
LLcan: Country Crafts and Things
Lucknow: Sepoy Stationery
Milverton: Curiosity Shoppe
Mitchell: Scott's Dept. Store
Parkhill: McIntyre Drugs Ltd
Seaforth: Larone's Dept Store
The Huron Expositor
Marshall's of St. Marys
Wildwood Inn
Fanfare Books
Gallery Stratford
J. S. Amusements
Harris Stationery
Tasty -Nu Bakery
Heimrich's Stationery
St. Marys:
Stratford:
Wingham:
Zurich:
Village Squire
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