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Pug. 10 Times-Advocate Au ust 23 1973
TO MARRY SOON - Mr, and Mrs. Grant Pollock, Parkhill are happy to
announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Joy Carolyn to
Mr. Robert James Darling, son of Mr, and Mrs. Fred Darling, of Exeter.
The wedding will take place on Saturday, September 15, 1973 at 5
o'clock in St. Paul's United Church, Parkhill,
The weather was ideal Monday
for the concert on the lawn by
"The Band". During the af-
ternoon a special number was
played for those having birthdays
during the week.
The Elimville Womens
Institute were hosts for the
August birthday party Wed-
nesday, About 150 residents and
guests attended the party with
Mrs. Murray Coward as Mistress
of ceremonies.
The program included tap
dancing by Michele Robinson,
vocal trio numbers by the Pym
family. Mrs. Tom Hern played
some favourite piano melodies
with Carol Allin leading a sing
song and a group of 12 young
people organized a rhythm band
called, "The Last Resort,"
The celebrants received a gift
from the institute and Mrs.
Isabella Hamilton who was 99
this month thanked everyone who
had made the party such a
success. During the social period
the ladies served birthday cake
and lemonade.
The Clinton Legion Pipe Band
paid their annual visit to the
home on family night. The
weather was perfect for the
occasion and all of the residents
as well as several visitors were
able to take advantage of the
music either at the west windows
or out on the lawn, Everyone
enjoyed the band selections and
were entertained in groups with
Scottish songs and violin num-
bers by individual members.
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Many
Thanks
Having disposed of our restaurant we
want at this time to say a sincere thank you
to all the many friends and customers who
have privileged us with their patronage
over the past 27 years.
You have helped make those years most
enjoyable and your patronage has been
much appreciated,
We solicit the same courtesy for the new
owners.
The Rethers
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"Pink String and Sealing -Wax "
Playhouse stages first droma
BRITISH DRAMA — Edward Strachan (M, E. Evans) is unaware of the dangerous circumstances which
threaten his son as he proudly allows Dr. O'Shea (Tom Alway) to try out the new microscope. Ernest O'Shea
(Alexander Pierce) looks on. The three are part of the cast in Pink String and Sealing Wax, this week's
production at the Huron Country Playhouse. T-A photo
By MRS. ROSS SKINNER
Launie Murch, Darrin and
Todd, Downsview spent the
weekend with Mr, & Mrs. Ross
Skinner and family.
Mrs. Adelaide Alexander,
Toronto spent a couple of days
with Mr. & Mrs. Harold Bell.
Intended for last week
Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Rannie and
family Brantford visited Monday
with Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Routly.
Mrs. Harry Murch and Mrs.
Fred Spike of Petawawa visited a
couple of days last week with
Alvin Cooper.
Joan Pym returned home after
spending a week on the 4-H ex-
change with Deanne Bonham,
Gladwin, Michigan.
Denise Kints, ,Thames Road
spent the weekend with her
grandparents, Mr. & Mrs.
Delmer Skinner.
Durable press or permanent
press has become a common
term in our clothing vocabulary.
But how many shoppers know
what it means? In the durable
press process, finished garments
are cured or baked into their final
pressed shape, to which they
will always return after laun-
dering.
AdVapP,V
Want to see a sample of life in
grandmother's (or even, great-
grandmother's) day?
You can by attending the Huron
Country Playhouse production of
Pink String and Sealing Wax
playing this week, Wednesday
through Sunday evenings.
A thrilling mystery, it provides
an evening of suspense en-
tertainment suitable for the
entire family.
The tightly knit plot takes the
audience back to the England of
the 1880's where the story
revolves around a family of
young people, caught up with
their own ambitions and
aspirations, But they are held
down by a domineering father,
It is the determination on the
part of the children that makes
this a play of human sympathy
and understanding with
characters the audience feels
they know.
Suspense and mystery aside,
the play is by no means without
humour and not lacking in
romance either. In short it has all
the ingredients for an evening of
absorbing and exciting en-
tertainment,
Constructing the sets for the
Brighton scenes and the 1880's
costumes is Playhouse designer
Nicholas Ayre.
In the director's chair this
week is Tom Bentley-Fisher, who
appeared in the last production,
The Reluctant Debutante as
David Hoylake-Johnston.
Other popular players in
leading roles are Joan Hanna,
M.E. Evans, Jeanne Beauvais
and newcomer Tom Alway. Tom
has played with the Stratford
Festival in Italian Straw Hat,
Hadrian VII and There's One in
Every Marriage.
As well as appearing in the
Canadian film Face-Off, he has
played with the Globe Theatre in
Regina and with Theatre London
in their production of Cronyn.
Joan Hanna, who has appeared
in the two previous productions at
the Playhouse, is superb in the
role of Mrs. Strachan, the quiet
mother caught between the
desperate determination of her
children and the iron will of her
husband.
The play also makes good use
of the very proffessional talent
that is offered by the apprentices.
Allan Stratton, Liz Richardson,
Kathleen Forget, Alexander
Pierce and Laurel Darnell all
capably handle their roles.
For further information and
ticket reservations phone the
Playhouse at 238-8387.
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