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'Motor Hotel
CLINTON, ONTARIO
Hwy. 8
Now Playing
POTT FARM
Fabulous six piece
band
* * *
Coming next Monday
MpcKENZIE
Dance
to open our
PICNIC PAVILION
Fri., June 21
9- 1
DASHWOOD
COMMUNITY PAVILION
Music by
THE fILUEWATER PLAYBOYS
Refreshments Available
Sponsored by Dashwood
Community Park Board
Everyone Welcome
Tickets available at
Dashwood Locker
or Chandler Store
By MRS. DAVID KESTLE
CLANDEBOYE
Pee Wees played Lucan
Monday nite and took the game 29
to 14. The Clandeboye lads have
improved considerably.
The pitcher went all the way
and by the end of the game was
still going strong.
Personals
Mr. & Mrs. Alex Macintosh,
Bruce and Janice Carr and
family motored to Mississauga to
visit with Mr. & Mrs. James
Macintosh and Jennifer.
Many United Church members
attended and renewed
acquaintances with Rev. & Mrs.
Sach and Marg on Sunday at the
Lucan anniversary.
Mrs. Bob Richardson and John,
Hyde Park, are spending a few
days with Mr. & Mrs. 0. Rollings
and Rick while Bob is away on a
fishing trip.
Kneel or sit low in a canoe. If
upset, HANG ON to the canoe
until help arrives.
Stag
for
Bill
Hooper
Fri., June 21
9:00 p.m.
HENSALL ARENA
Admission $1.00
Everyone Welcome
1 920's REVIEW — The Theatre Arts students at South Huron District High School put on a musical review of
the 20's for the Exeter Senior Citizens in the school gym on Thursday night. Deb Wooden, in the middle, did a
tap dance number and was choreographer. Behind her are some of the dancers, Cathy Smith, Elaine Beckler,
Joan Goddard and Judy Miller. T-A photo
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Thursday - Friday - Saturday
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NIGHTLY
ENTERTAINMENT
at the
Dashwood Hotel
Appearing June 17 to 22
WAVE
APPEARING
JUNE 14 & 15
Including Sat. Matinee
Jackie
Lynn Show
COMING
JUNE 24 to 29
Dowan-
Jones
TIFFANY DINING LOUNGE
HOURS.
Weekdays 12-2 and 5-8, Fri. & Sat. 12-2 and 5-9
Sundays 4 - 8
ENTERTAINMENT
Friday & Saturday Nighf
Maitland Trio
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10130 a,m. to 2 p.m. AND 5 p.m. to 7 p.m,
Take Out Orders — Phone 228-6646
Where's Everybody?
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The sage who said that learning
should be fun obviously had the
students of the SHDHS Theatre
tended the Blue Grass Festival at
Carlisle on Saturday.
Mr. & Mrs, Clarence Carter
enjoyed the Faron Young show at
the London Gardens Friday nite
and later attended the
Progressive Conservative Dance
held in Lucan arena.
Mr. & Mrs. Clayton Abbott, Los
Angeles, California and Mr.
Murray Abbott, Centralia, called
to see Mr. & Mrs. D. Kestle,
Mr. Dennis Little called on
friends in Grand Bend •Sunday.
Sunday afternoon.
Mr. & Mrs. Ken Greb visited
over the weekend with Mrs.
Greb's mother, Mrs. Amos
Smith, in Mount Albert.
Mrs. Russell Schroeder
returned home from South Huron
Hospital on Saturday,
Helen Hicks of Sun City,
Arizona, is vacationing at the
home of her sister-in-law, Mrs.
Lorne Hicks. Guests with Mrs.
Hicks for the weekend were Mr.
& Mrs. Arley Copeland, Windsor.
Sunday guests were Mr. & Mrs.
William Copeland of Hamilton
and Mr. & Mrs. Robert Attridge
of Burlington.
A number from here attended
the Sunday School anniversary
service in the Zion West United
Church on Sunday morning.
Communion will be observed in
the United Church on Sunday
morning.
and they have recently been
travelling around the area en-
tertaining Senior Citizens with
C.G.I.T. season ends,
outing at the Pinery
Arts course in mind.
There are 15 of these energetic,
bubbly teenagers in the course
Girl Guides wound up their
term with a hike through the
Byron Bog with their leaders on
Sunday afternoon. Guides will
resume their meetings in Sep-
tember.
Carol Cunningham underwent
a second operation to place a pin
in the elbow. Her arm will be in
traction for a while before she
can return to her home.
Nancy Skinner, Lynn Ross,
David Hoover, Tom Kestle and
Graham Newton, London, at-
By MRS. FRED BOWDEN
CENTRALIA
The last meeting of the C.G.I.T.
for this season took the form of an
outing to the Pinery on 'Sunday
afternoon when the girls en-
tertained their Mothers at a
barbecue.
Swimming and exploring a
Nature Trail were among the
activities enjoyed.
Pictures were taken and the
program ended with a mar-
shmallow roast.
Attend Graduation
Mr. & Mrs. Ken Greb were
guests of Mr, & Mrs. Robert Blair
and family, on Thursday at the
Graduation exercises for St.
Marys School of Nursing, Kit-
chener, when Miss Bonnie Blair
received her R.N. degree.
Following graduation Mr. &
Mrs. Blair entertained in honour
of their daughter, Bonnie, at a
dinner party at the Tein Hen Ho
Restaurant in Waterloo,
Personals
Mr. & Mrs. Clayton Abbott of
Lynwood, California, were
visitors last week with his father,
Mr. Murray Abbott.
Among the guests who attended
a Miracle Maid Cookware
demonstration at the home of Mr.
& Mrs. John Thompson, Thur-
sday evening, were Mr. & Mrs.
Ray Regular, Mr. & Mrs. M. H.
Elston, Mrs. Don Heaman and
Karen, and Mr. & Mrs. Mac Lunn
of London.
The Neil picnic was held at the
home of Mr. & Mrs. Tom Kooy on
their production of "This Side of
Paradise," a review of the 20's.
So far they've visited Seaforth,
Clinton, Zurich and Stratford.
Thursday evening they en-
tertained J xeter Senior Citizens
in the high school gym.
Although Mrs. Pat Quigley is
their teacher, she is quick to point
out that she had little to do with
this production.
"This time it's been their's
entirely," she said. "They even
went on the tour by themselves,"
Much of the dialogue was
written by two' of the students,
Cathy Cooke and Joan Forrest.
Steve Read provided the sound.
Mrs. Quigley said that a great
deal of the credit for this
production, which involves many
dance numbers goes to Deb
Wooden.
"She's been tremendous," Mrs.
Quigley said. "She taught all the
kids how to dance. She even made
up the dances. We just gave her
the music and told her what we
wanted."
The Theatre Arts course is an
option that students can take at
two levels. The first course
teaches the basics of theatre —
how to move, how to control your
body and how to express yourself.
The second year, students go into
actual production.
Last year was the first time the
course was offered, but it is
proving popular. From one class
last year, it has grown to three
this year with five scheduled for
next fall.
Last fall, the class took a
children's theatre production on
a tour of 12 area public schools.
They also received an award for
the best play at the Huron
District Festival with their
production of "Interview." And
the students received some
awards for acting.
Enthusiasm for the course runs
high and it certainly proved
contagious at the Thursday night
performance. The audience loved
it, applauding generously and
laughing easily. The students,
obviously having a ball, ate it up.
Even after the audience had
gone home, the show was not
over. Despite the heat in the gym,
someone put the recording of
"The Sting" on and a few of the
students began hamming it up for
the rest of them.
There were screams of
laughter and lots of easy kidding,
the kind that happens only bet-
ween people who have learned to
work together comfortably.
As one girl put it, we've become
"just a little family."
Dance
CREDITON
COMMUNITY CENTRE
Fri., June 14
8:00 to 1:00
Music by
THE ODDS N' ENDS
Tickets available at
the door or call
228-6730
228-6289
Sponsored by
Albatross Snowmobile Club
"This Side of Paradise"
Theatre group entertains Seniors
till I illt mu it I MI II lmllnlilu1,111111rl,nu
Beef Barbecue
Saturday, June 22
Kirkton-Woodham Community Centre
Serving from 4 - 8 p.m.
.Adults: advance $3.25
Children; advance $1.75
at door $3.7$
at door $2.00
Tickets Available in Exeter until
June 15 at Hopper-Hockey Furniture
DANCE TO FOLLOW AT 9 P,M,
ST till It I I ti