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887-6914 Restaurant Brussels
Open from 6 a.m. 7 days a week 0
Friday SUPER SPECIAL
Bar-B-Que
'SPARE RIBS 2.50 •
All Day
Saturday Special
PORK
CUTLETS 3150
soup or juice
Sunday Special
Bar-B-Que
/CHICKEN 3.
soup or juice
AIR CONDITONED For your eating comfort
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June 17 -1:30 p.m.
HELL DRIVERS
• Thrills - Spills
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June 15, 16,
Penny Sale.
Rosemont Amusements
CARNIVAL
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Refreshments ...
Games
RIDES
of Chance
STRAWBERRY
and
HAM SUPPER
Brussels United Church
* June 20
*0 5 7:30 p.m.
Adults $3.75
Children 6-12 $1.75
Pre school-free
P° BARBEIEUE1
Dance
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Blyth and District Community Centre
[Arena Floor]
Tickets $12 couple Supper 6-8 Dancing 9-1
Sponsored by Blyth to "Bluewater
Lion's Club Playboys"
WALTON INN
Under New Management
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in our lovely spacious dining area!
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Father's Day June 17.
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CHILDRENS PORTIONS AVAILABLE
Please come and join us
for the finest in country dining!
Hours: Mon. - Thurs. 8 a.m. 7 p.m.
Fri., Sat. 8 a.m. 8 p.m.
Sunday 10:00 a.m. 8 p.m.
Your Host - Don Anness 887-9293
SPECIALTY OF THE WALTON INN
for the month of June
on Fri. Sat., Sun. 4:30 p.m. 8:00 p.m.
PRIME RIB ROAST
with choice of potatoes French Onion Soup and.
Tossed Green Salad and Vegetable
Tea or coffee
S — THE BRUSSELS POST, JUNE 6, 1979
Actors arriving for Blyth Summer Festival
Blyth Summer F estival
actors are arriving to start
rehearsals in Blyth June 4th.
There are familiar faces and
new faces. Returning to
Blyth will be Angela Gei, a
founder of the festival and
resident actress for three
years, Kate Trotter, for her
third season, Peter Snell
remembered from last
season and Layne Coleman.
Among the new faces will
be Anne Anglin, Mary Anne
Seana McKenna,
Richard Budzinski, Peter
Elliot and Sam Malkin.
Angela Gei has been
touring with Young People's
Theatre and performed in
"Spratt" at the Tarragon.
Kate Trotter has had a
great year working at
Manitoba Theatre Centre
and the Tarragon and next
year looks forward to doing
"Twelfth Night" at Theatre
New Brunswick.
Layne Coleman will just
make it back on June 3rd
from a tour of Great Britain
with Theatre Passe Muraille.
Last winter he wrote and
starred in "The Queen's
Cowboy" for Twenty-Fifth
Street House Theatre in
Saskatoon.
Anne Anglin has appeared
before at Blyth with Theatre
Passe Muraille first in "The
Farm Show" which was
performed in the basement
and later in "The West
Show". Last year she was a
with the Toronto Free
Dr. R. G. Hazlewood was
in Hamilton last week to
attend the Fifty-Fifth
meeting of the Hamilton
Conference of the United
Church of Canada which was
held at McMaster
University.
(From the K- W Record)
The Rev. Lloyd Brown,
formerly of Kitchener,
minister of Brant Avenue
United Church, Brantford,
has been chosen president-
elect of the United Church's
Hamilton Conference.
It took only one ballot in a
field of three candidates for
the more than 400 church
conference representatives
big hit at the St, Laurence
Centre in Toronto where she
was a, leading company
member.
Mary Anne Coles comes
two days late to rehearsals,
held up with doing a starring
role at the CRC. She has
recently worked in Toronto
Threatre, Theatre Passe
meeting in Hamilton to select
Brown to become president
one year from now.
He will succeed Mrs.
Corinne Van Loo of Hamilton
a lay person who begins her
term Wednesday.
Brown, a quiet but highly
respected minister, feels the
church needs to rediscover
its biblical roots. He hopes to
assist in that process during
his presidential year through
personal contact with the
people of his jurisdiction and
by increased use of press,
radio and television. Rev.
Brown was formerly a
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THEATRE
291-3070 Listowel
Starting Friday,
Mel Brooks
BLAZING
SADDLES
Show time:
7 Et 9 p.m.
ADULT
ENTERTAINMENT
Muraille and The Second
City.
Peter Elliot comes to Blyth
direct from doing "A
Midsummer Night's Dream"
at the Manitoba Theatre
Centre.
Sam Malkin created and
performed "After . The
Opera" at Theatre Passe
minister at Brussels United
Church.
Hamilton Conference is a
community of more than 340
United Church congregations
from the Bruce Peninsula to
the Niagara Valley and
includes Kitchener,
Waterloo, Cambridge and
Guelph.
Classified Ads pay divid-
ends.
A * 410%
Ate • sire
Muraille with Jack Blum and
just returned from Winnipeg
where he did "Children of
Night" at the Warehouse of
the Manitoba Theatre
Centre.
Seana McKenna and
Richard Budzinski, youngest
cast members
come to Blyth from the
National Theatre School and
Ryerson respectively.
Former minister elected
For tickets call Blyth
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