Times-Advocate, 1978-08-17, Page 26 (2)Pip. 26
Times -Advocate, August 17, 1978
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Frog Jumping
CONTEST
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Bean Festival Mall Area
MID-AFTERNOON
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2.4 BRANRtW SPECIALS
OPEN: Mon. -Sat. 1 1 -1 Sun. '1 2. 1 U
Dme In orgy
-MONDAY NIGHT
SPAGHETTI SPECTACULAR
ALL YOU 990
CAN EAT
TUESDAY NIGHT
THE ONE PERSON
PIZZA
THE ONLY
99C PIZZA Deluxe _994
11.4 CANADA
(that we know'of)
—EXTRA SPECIAL WEDNESDAY NIGHT -
4 P.M. — CLOSING
PANZEROTTJ
25599` Salad
/K Parson Iter
Available at these Pizza Factory Locations
411 Main St. Exeter
235-2521
St. Thomas London
Licenced under LLBO
Port Elgin
TASTY PANCAKES John Wraight and Bob Forrest were kept busy Saturday r,orninggftip-
pirg pancakes of the Exeter firemen sponsored breakfast. T -A photo
ENJOY PANCAKES -- Becky and Chris Morgan ore busy consuming pancakes at Saturday's
` breakfast,sponsored by the Exeter firemen. Their father John Morgan. a member cf the spon- -
sonng group looks on T -A photo
Health staff okay pact
The 12 Huron County
health -unit Inspectors and
clerical staft have been
granted a 10;5. per -cent' in-
crease in a wage and
benefits package covering
two years
The Huron County health
unit approved the agreement
at a meeting which allowed
for a four -percent increase
retroactive to July 1. A
further increase of .6.5
percent is effectiFe Januat-y
Local 13+6 of the Canadian
Union of Public' Employees
ICUPEi representing the
workers. ' has already
ratified the agreement.
Huron County council has
approved any increas of up
to four percent for tins year.
But further increase of 6.5
percent will have, to he
ratified by council at its next
meeting
The four -percent increase
will mean ,public health
officials will now earn
between S13.260 and 516.6.10
and secretary -stenographers
uill earn between 57.332 and
59.412 •
The public health nurses
Shop ilii
Iltnmc
ANNOUNCING
THE FIRST ANNUAL
STRATHROY TURKEY FESTIVAL
TURKEY TROTS - TURKEY RACING
FOR THE FIRST- TIME IN ONTARIO
Friday -August 25th — Parade 6:30 p.m.
Turkey Trots—Turkey Bingo—Band Concerts
Saturday -August 26th— Breakfast 7-10 a.m.
Turkey Trots—Antique Car Show—Hydroplane
Races—Turkey Shoots—Turkey Bar-b-que 4 p.m.
Free Street Dance
FOOD CONCESSIONS FEATURING
NEW ONTARIO TURKEY PRODUCTS
STRATHROY ONTARIO
FRIDAY & SATURDAY AUG. 25 & 26
MARJO
TURKEY
7,7
REMEMBER: "GOOD THINGS GROW IN ONTARIO" 1ti� o`:
AND TURKEY IS ONE OF TNF REST °(4:O4�
employed by the- county cN C'l'PE and sill not be
affected hw the :14-A contra -1
health unit aren't members
BINGO
Thursi, Aug. 17 at 7:15
HURON PARK REC. CENTRE
21 GAMES
18 REGULAR
1 JACKPOT
1 SPECIAL
1 SHARE THE ,
WEALTH
7:45 p.m.
rquicky bingos ,
LIC. No. 219071
ADMISSION $1.00
EXTRA CARDS '25C ea.
SHARE THE WEALTH 2 cards for 25C
Sponsored by the Optimist Club of Stephen.
No one under 16 years of age will4be admitted.
Cards 25c a piece -
BR
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WNIE
DRIVE-IN THEATRE LTD.
BEECH ST. CLINTON
Box Office Opens at s:OO p.m. -First Show at Dusk
OW PLAYING 'TILL FRI., AUG. 1
What was it Tike to turn 18?
It was needing wheels
and making out at the.dnre•in.
It was big-time sports and
small-time pranks.
It was c rarw. It was beautiful.
4440
IN TIIT.SNM/NT
BISON
LI %hoar] hop n ung -t.
d,tlrnnne.
PLUS "Here Comes the Tigers"
THE BAD NEWS
ADULT
GO TO ENTERTAINMENT
PAN
f4'TIT4INMIMf
C-1959. -
New York City.
The birth of
Rock and Roll.
STARTS WEDNESDAY, AUG. 23
"The Driver"
RYAN O'NEAL•BRUCE DEAN
-.PLUS--
"Dirty Mary -Crazy Larry"
Brinsley
By GORDON MORLEY
!sir & Mrs. John Dyck
visited Wednesday_ evening
►sial Gordon Morley and
Kathleen
Nlr & NIrs. Don Newey
and girl~, Kingston were
Thursday visitors with N1r &
Mrs Jack 'll•evithlck.
Nlr=s Nlerle Lewis has
recently returned to her
home from holidaying al
Pluton
Jim Morley and Kathleen
visited with their sister Mrs
Ladies attend
Tweedsmuir
Mrs N1 11 Hodgins
curator for the 1 uc'an W 1.
Tweedsmuir History Book
and Mrs. Arthur flodgins
pres.ident of ('landehove
W 1 attended the area
Tweedsmuir History
meeting at Elgin County
%Iseupl, St. Thomas. Tues-
day.
•
V'ioleI Allison Sunday af-
ternoon in St Joseph's
Hospital
Colleen and Carol Newey,
Kingston are holidaying with
their grand -parents Mr. &
Mrs. Jack 'Trevi1hic•k
Kathleen Morley had
supper Sunday evening with
Mr & Mrs. Jim Morley.
Volland's at
annual reunion
The Volland reunion was
held in Harbour Park,
(ioderich Sunday, with
\approximately 35 people
present. Races were held for
children and adults and a
prize was given for the oldest
person present and won by
Mrs_ Elizabeth Volland of
Hensall, aged 95. Next_year
the reunion will be held at
the same place on the second
Sunday in August,
1
Miss Zurich Bean festival
CONTEST
SPONSORS NEEDED
Any business, industry, service club or group in
Zurich, and surrounding district wishing to. sponsor a
contestant please contact:
Mrs. Linda Hendrick
,236-4940
Any.young lady wishing to participate
in the
Miss Zurich Bean
Festival Contest
girls must be 14-2)
must reside or be employed -in Zurich
or surrounding areas. -
For More Information Contact,
LINDA HENDRICK
i
PORK BARBECUE
KIRKTON-WOODHAM
COMMUNITY CENTRE
Saturday, August 26
ADMISSION:
$5.00 Adults
$2.50 Children 12 And Under
SPONSORED BY:
Kirlcton-Woodham Swimming Pool
Management Committee
SLOW -PITCH GAME 6:30 P.M.
KIRKTON vs CFPL "
Dance to •'The Rancheros"
Proceeds to pool maintenance
FETTES TOURS
ATLANTIC PROVINCES
7 Day - a great mini cruise. See Halifax, Yar-
mouth, Departs Sept. 1 1 .
3 DAY 1000 ISLAND & OTTAWA — features
the nation's capital, Upper Canada village and o
boat cruise. Departs Sept. 2. The last long
weekend.
6 DAY LAKE COUNTRY — winds it's way
around the Great Lakes. Michigan, Wisconsin,
Thunder Bay, Sault- Ste. Marie are some of the
many highlights. Departs Sept. 16.
5 DAY PENN DUTCH — Departs Sept. 6. See
the Amish• way of life, visit Corning Glass works,
Hershey Chocolate factory, and famous Get-
tysburg.
23 DAY ROMANTIC EUROPE =- Limited space
left on Sept. 17. Departure. A fantastic tour of
France, Germany, Holland, Austria, Switzerland
with many many highlights. Continental
breakfast and dinner daily through tour.
ALSO
2 DAY WWVA Departs Sept. 15
5 DAY AGAWA CANYON Deports Sept. 18 &
24
3 DAY LETCHWORTH PARR Departs Sept. 25 &
Oct. 11 s
4 DAY OTTAWA ALGONQUIN Departs Oct. 2
4 DAY NASHVILLEDeparts Oct. 6
WRITE OR CALL/OR FREE BROCHURES
Mount Forest Mitchell
519-323-1545 519-348-8492
We pick up in Mitchell
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HURON COUNTRY PLAYHOUSE
Grand Bend (off Hwy. 81)
proudly presents
The Exciting Broadway Actor
MICHAEL BEIRNE
as Hal
the brawny Kansas Casanova who has more
animal virility than he knows what to do with
in
The Pulitzer Prise -winning Broadway
Romantic Comedy -Drama
by William Inge
(Made into a blockbuster movie starring William Holden & Kim Novak
and featuring the famous "Picnic" theme music)
with
AILEEN TAYLOR -SMITH
as Rosemary
JUDITH DAGLEY
and as Madge
Directed by James Murphy
Seats Available Now
TWO BIG WEEKS, AUGUST 15-26
Tues. - Sat. 8:30 p.m., Tickets $6.00 and $5.50
Wed. Mats. 2:30 p.m. Tickets $4.00 and $3.50
Student admission, all performances $3.00
Group rates available.
Phone 238-8451
Tickets also available at THEATRE LONDON and MUSIC UNLIMITED in Sarnia