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Pc LAME TT SST. f SWIM OR EAT A'BURG Youcan doboth this weekend in Penetang The World Famous Dock Lunch, situated at the foot of Main Street in Penetanguishene will be the scene for two Penetanguishene Centennial events this weekend. Saturday at 11 a.m. more than 20 swimmers will swim for prizes in the Dock Lunch Challenge Swim. Those competing will have to swim from the town dock across the harbour and back to the Dock Lunch, You still have time to enter this big event. Then on Sunday at 1:30 p.m., the Dock Lunch will be hosting its famed "Hamburg Eating Contest." Last year's winner Dwight Duhamel of Toronto will be back wolfing dog 'burgs in an effort to retain his crown. Last year he swallowed 1612 hamburgers. The world's record is 211%. By the way the Dock Lunch will have its race car on hand for racing fans to marvel al. The car competes al Barrie Speedway throughout the long, hot summer months. A neat way to learn French Georgian College in Barrie is offering French Second Language courses at begin- ner, elementary, intermediate and advanced levels, starting July 12. The 42-hour courses will be held Monday through Thursday from ~ 7-10 p.m. for three-and-one half weeks. The fee is $60. Catherine Morisset, Co-ordinator of the College's French programs, says the courses will present a fresh approach which em- phasizes spoken French in daily use. Course content will include the use of audio visual material, video tapes, films, guest speakers and social events. For those who are advanced in the French language, Morisse! says, "Le cours de francais avance IV vous aidera a_per- feclionner votre francais, avec des discussions, des rencontres et des sorties."' Next: PHELPSTON TAVERN Country & Western Music Now appearing: July 1, 2, 3 July 8, 9, 10 Indoor = Sportsmen & ~ July-8, 9, 10 = Silver Ado Cafe de la Cour by Adrienne Graham Gardner A Main Street attraction ine Penetanguishene once again this summer is the 'Cafe de la Cour' hosted by the Centre d'Activities Francaises. Residents and visitors to town were attracted as soon as the cafe opened last week, by the colourful sun um- brellas which shield each table. Customers will sit this year on raised levels, built on railroad ties and SHDDPSSSCPSSSSSS?sS ROXY THFATRE os THE EXTRA-TERRESTRIAL MIDLAND 526-5791 Starts Fri. June 25 - For 3 BIG WEEKS 9:15 Sat. Matinee 1:30 - THE EXTRA- TERRES PENTWINPENETANG 549-2953 MAN HAS MADE HIS MATCH ..NOW IT'S HIS PROBLEM HARRISON FORD BiAwe Hunnen §: by AEUShapanimenr Fri June 25 thru Thurs. July 1 7and9 4 MOVIE GUIDE m= surrounded by quaint picket fencing and flower boxes. In addition to a spectacular view of Penetanguishene Bay, patrons of the sidewalk cafe will have an ideal vantage point for people-watching on Main Street. However, the main attraction has to be the food. Cafe manager, Monique Marchildon offers soup and home- made bread for 90 cents, quiche and salad for $3.00, desserts including Walt Disney's ¢ HORSE WIT THE FLYING TA Midland Drive In Theatre 520-2411 Show starts at dus' Admission $3.50 Box Office opens 8 p.m. Fri June 25 to Thurs. July 1 PLUS __GNNONBALL MEGA FORCE PG J. Rapio/souno | | 322-2890 © DRIVE-IN THEATRE 359 First St. 1QQOQOGVVVCE Q HOTEL 34-7301 VEQQQQQQQOOQ0NNY natural yoghurt with maple syrup or carrot cake (85 cents to $1.10) and a variety of hot and cold drinks ranging from espresso coffee to rosehip tea. Along with Monique, students Lucie Maurice, Gilles Marchildon, Nadine Lalonde and Madeleine Blondin will be working at the cafe for the sum- mer. On rainy days the cafe continues tc serve customers in the Boutique Chez- Nous al the French Centre. Sainte-Marie Among the Hurons and the "'Friends of Sainte-Marie"' are proud to present the third annual :| "SHONDECTI" @All Pictures Subject To Unavoidable Change § = Mii ! d © 000 0000800000000006000He in il an DUST TO DAWN Tonight - Wed. June 30 PO ERGEISI It knows what scares you. WINDOWS STARTS FRI. JULY 2 Sunday July 4 The above two features plus The Army was no laughing matter until Judy Benjamin joined it. DUSK TO DAWN PRIVATE BENJAMIN Y) Ontario Saturday, July 10 featuring eCanoe portage through downtown Midland e Canoe races and flotilla from Town Dock to Sainte-Marie park "DESTINATION: SAINTE-MARIE" as 17 volunteers complete a historic canoe trip from Quebec City. Why not enteracanoe!! © Call Sainte-Marie, weekdays, at (705) 526-7838 Ministry of Tourism and Recreation Hon Reuben Baetz Minister SBPSPSOHSOSPSSV*EFESHSCEOD Q OOOO OO EOOCOOC™ Wednesday, June 30, 1982, Page 31