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There will be salads aplenty to consumer in Bradford next week during the Bradford Salad Festival but Wendy Ramsay got special taste preview Friday at Tobys Restaurant Providing ther personalized service was sister Donna 18 the festival queen The annual gala starts Sunday and snowballs to next weekend Examiner Photo Bradford Salad Festival fun in hospitable town By IAll DELEAN Examiner Staff Writer BRADFORD Take one hospitable community Add fun food and fellowship and you have the makings of celebration Such celebration is the an nual Bradford Salad Festival which runs seven days this year It starts Suir day at pm wit swimming events diving and water polo at the Lions Club Pool This list of events from that point until the windup Ecumenical church service July 17 at 730 pm is an ex tensive and impressive one Tuesday and Thursday doors will open at pm at the community centre for those who enjoy the game of bingo ledncsday street dance Irom to 11 pm at the municipal parking lot at John and Moore streets will feature the music of Frank Lovejoy and The Versatiles orn on the cob hot dogs and cold drinks will be available Admission to the street dance Is free SKATEBI ARI DERBY Earlier Wednesday at pm skateboard derby will be held in the nursery school parking lot at Frederick and Barrie streets Boys and girls will race the clock for prizes in Six divisions Fridays activities include burgereating contest at 630 pm sponsored by and held at Uncle Murrays Fami ly Restaurant on llolland Street and teen concert at From Ketchikan to Juneaufrom Sitka to Glacier Bay Alaska is Mother Nature at her very 41 Maple Ave Barrie 7263971 830 pm In the community centre featuring GRT recor ding artist Ian Thomas busy Saturday begins at am with pancake breakfast at the fire hall In ternational Harvester Co of Newmarket in cooperation with the Bardford Fire Department will keep the batter sizzling until noon Spectators may get charge out of two heats of bed races scheduled to take place at 1230 pm Teams will set out from between the Texaco station and liquor store and end the sprint at the town hall The salad Festival parade with 24 entries this year in cluding five bands will march from Collins Avenue down Holland Street and to the community centre grounds starting at pm Saturday SALAD FEAST The official opening ceremonies are scheduled for 230 pm at the community centre followed by the renowned Salad Feast at 330 pm Freshlyprepared salads cold meats and shichkabobs will be served until 730 pm at the community centre Organizers are expecting to feed 4000 people during that span The feast will be prepared and served by 200 volunteers The Knights wll provide musical entertainment An adult serving is $4 childs portion $2 The Salad Fest Cafe follows at pm with danc ing to The Memories and The Oktoberfest Express Ac tivities on the final day Sun day family car rally through the agricultural area around Bradford starting at 1030 am Registrations will be accepted until 930 am The rally begins at the mun ciiapl parking lot on John Street Servings of beef on bun with all the trimmings will go on sale at the community centre starting at 1130 am The beef barbecue will cori tinue until pm Cost of the hearty meal is $2 Childrens games will take the spotlight Sunday at pm at the community cen tre grounds All children are eligibleto participate The Aurora Model Air plane Flying lub will demonstrate precision flying techniques with scale model aircraft at pin and there will be sports competitions ll soccer baseball and tennis at various Bradford loca tions Also displays of judr and trampoline The awards presentatiom for the week will be at pm at the community centre The 730 pm church ser vice concludes the activities of the festival Evangelist Barry Moore will be the guest speaker at the service to be held in the community centre good movie By SHEILA McGovern Examiner Staff Writer Its Friday evening and downtown Barrie is living testimony to the classic story of Hollwood star today gone tomorrow On one side of Dunlop Street The Heretic is showing is the sequel to The Exorcist the box office smash of few years years back There is no large crowd lined up to get in Across the street Imperial Cinema Two is showing The Deepsequel to the alltime classic Jaws There is no lineup But there are throngs of peo ple on Dunlop Street all heading to Imperial Cinema One Star Wars arrived in Bar rie Friday and drew the crowds thatjustify critics nam ing it the box office hit of 1977 LINE1 By 55 there were only single seats left for the pm show Then there were none The line up for the pin show went along Dunlop Street around the corner and almost halfway down Maple Street With the exception of one young boy who said he wanted to see the movie because he liklt ed the Star Wars comic books all the people said they were waiting in line because so meone had told them it was very good Inovic Satr Wars is space fan tasytrue science fiction Good science fiction movies dont come along very often and according to Jim Brett manager of the Imperial Theatre Star Wars is good science fiction Brett said he personally is not keen on science fictIon but found Star Wars fas cainating It is the best of all other science fiction movies rolled into one he said lhre is one main theme but many different characters Brett said he could identify with the hero and became in volved with the movie It goes beyond Star Trek the popular television program he said lwelveyearold Iim Crease Coming out of the pm show said the movie was at least as good as Star Trek and has some pretty good combat scenes lvo teenage girls said the robots were the best and Star Wars was the best movie they have every seen The older people questioned werent as ecstatic as the younger ones but all said it was good moviewbetter than aVerager and strongly recom mended it DRIVEIN T00 Star Wars is being shown record five times daily at the Imperial this weekend and twice nightly at the Barrie Twin 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