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THE BLYTH INSPIRATIONAL SINGERS — . Amersfoott and Peter and Anna Hamming. In
The Blyth Inspirational Singers provided music- . the back row are Mrs. F. VanAmersfoort and V NANCYJ.COUSINS
and ptayer for the residents Of Callender when Mrs. H. Bakelaar playing' the piano. One daughter of Lawrie and Pieta
they entertained as part of Nursing Home week faithful member Mrs. I3enjamins, is missing Cousins graduated froM
activities on Wednesday. In the front row are from the Picture. (Photoby Langlois) .. Humber College Toronto
with honours in Fashion
Mrs. Hulzebosch, Mrs. NOnkes, Joanne Van- Design Arts. She attended
. . .` • Brussels. Public School and
• I on o en hall. • Ppres:ne,,nsilzon.edmonp.loyed
Montcalm High, London.
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Schneider's
Bologna
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Brussels MEAT MARKET 887-6294 fp.
THE :.BRUSSELS -POST`i 414Y '2,1000 Belgrave people at reunion
productions and today's fire
and health regulations. Since
1978, features added have
included air conditioning,
new offices, dressing rooms
and storage space, new
washroom facilities and
entrance facilities for the
physcially handicapped
improved fire protection as
well as the reopening of the
balcony.
ceremonies for the newly
renovated. Blyth Memorial.
Hall and with the opening
performance of John and The
Missus by Gordon Pinsent.
The • Lieutenant-Governor
will be welcomed at the Blyth
Memorial Hall by a vice-
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regal' fanfare played by
Ernest and Elizabeth
McMillan of Goderich.
The
honour' , guard for the
Lieutenant-Governor will be
formed by members of the
First Blyth Brownie Pack.
The Board of Directors is
currently involved in a
$70,000.00 community fund-
raising campaign to help
meet the costs of the
renovation.
-The 1980 season of -the
Blyth Summer Festival opens
July 4, 1980 and runs until
August 30. Tickets and
information are available by
calling 519-523-9300.
Rev. Kenneth Itines of the
Brussels Legion Pipe Band
will pipe the, head 'table into
the traditional opening
supper in the basement of
the hall. and, ' weather
permitting, Rev. Innes will
entertain .theatre-goers on
the, lawn of the theatre
following the supper.
At eight p.m., the
Honourable Mrs. McGibbon
will officiate at the ribbon-
cutting ceremony tomark the
opening of the addition to -
Blyth Memorial Hall. 1980
marks, the completion of a
S316,000.00 project under-
' taken by the board of
directors of the Blyth Centre
for the Arts.
At 8:30 p.m., the curtain
will go up on John and the
Missus by Gordon .Pinsent.
The production is sponsored
by Champion Road
Machinery of Goderich, and
stars David Fox and Anne
Anglin. The play tells the
. story of a Newfoundland
miner caught between the
demands'of progress and his
conviction that the old ways
are the mainstays of his
province.
Although the Opening
supper has been sold out for
several weeks, a few tickets •
to the opening performance
of John and the Missus are
still available. For tickets or
more information, call 519-
523-9300.
Balcony seats no
available a# Bho
The Honourable Pauline
McGibbon will officiate at a
double opening at the Blyth
Summer Festival on July 4th.
On that date, the sixth
season of the Festival gets
underway with opening
At long last, theatre-goers
who prefer a bird's eye view
of the preceedings will get
their fondest wish realized at
the Blyth Memorial Hall. For
the first time since the
building was put back into
general use in 1975, eighty-
eight balcony seats will be
available to the general
public.
The re-opening of the
balcony appropriately
commemorates the diamond
jubilee of the hall. Blyth
Memorial Hall originally
housed many of the famous
performers and vaudeville
shows that toured Sou th-
western Ontario in the
1920's.
1980 also marks• the
completion of an extensive
renovation and expansion.
piOject. Over the past two
years, the Board of Directors
of the Blyth Centre for the
Arts have spearheaded a
S316,000.00 project to bring
the theatre up to the
standards demanded by
modern theatrical
A Post Classified will pay
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tried one? Dial Brussels
887-6641.
J.E. LONGSTAFF
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SEAFORTH 527.1240
Monday to Friday 9.5:30
Saturday 9-12:00 .
FREE PARKING
ON PREMISES
Closed Wednesdays
By Appointment
M4. and Mrs. David Han- re union at Waterloo) Park.
ns and family of Hanover Miss Martha Ariastrong of
spent last week-end with Windom spent last week with
their parents Mr. and Mrs.' her brother and alga-WW1-
Willard Armstrong and Mr.. Mr., and Mrs.' Willard' Arm-
and . Mrs. Clarence Hanna strong.
and attended the Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Willard
Armstrong attended the Rob-
inson re union in':Waterloo
Park last Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Lloyd. McDonald,
Brenda, Scott and: Cheryl of
Waterloo visited last Tues-
. day with .her mother Mrs.
Nelson Higgins. Brenda te-
'mained for , holidays until,
Saturday. '
We are sorry to hear that
Mrs.. Jack Van. Cinip has
been a patient in the Wing-
ham and District Hospital.
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