Times-Advocate, 1979-08-08, Page 10REMEMBER WHEN? — Several vintage vehicles were entered in the Dashwood parade,
Saturday, bringing back some memories for the old-timers. Stewart Brown, Grand Bend,
pulled his "penny farthing" bicycle up to have a chat with Pete Rumball and his family, who
had their 1930 Plymouth all polished up for the event. Staff photo
Mr. and Mrs. Geo M.
Busche of 176 Huron Street,
East, Exeter were recently
honoured on the occasion of
their forty-fifth wedding
anniversary.
A surprise party was held
for them in London at the
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August 10 and 1 1
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The Green Forest Motor Hotel
GRAND BEND H'way 211 Mile S. Traffic Light
SEPTEMBER WEDDING — Howard and Marion Johns
announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter Laura
Catherine to Martin Eugene, son of Victor and Veronica
Overholt. The wedding will take place in Our Lady of Mount
Carmel Church on Saturday, September 8, 1979 at 3:00
p.m. Open reception to follow. Photo by Jack Doerr
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page) 0 Times-Advocate, August 8, 1979
At Blyth.,not Lucan
HARD WORK — Anchor man Bob Hodgins and Dennis Lamport strain to help their Mt.
Carmel team to the tug-of-war championship at the Friedsburg Days event in Dashwood,
Saturday. Staff photo
Couple mark anniversary
2 Day Cathedral of Tomorrow— Rex
Humbard Show, Sept. 01
3 Day Killarney Mountain Lodge —
Sept. 25
3 DAY Lake Placid & Tupper Lake
Colour Tour — Sept. 29
3 Day Letchworth Park, Corning
Glass Centre — Oct. 02
3 Day Wheeling, West Virginia, —
Nov. 09
3 Day Toledo Theatre and Shipping
Tour Nov. 16
4 Day Muskoka Fall Colour Tour —
Oct. 01
4 Day New York Getaway — Oct. 04
5DAYS MOOSONEE — Cruise the
Muskoka Lakes area on the M.S. Chi-
Cheemaun Journey down the Arctic
Watershed on the Polar Bear Express.
DEPARTS Aug. 26.
15 DAY CANADIAN MINI TOUR—.
Visit Lake Country, city tours of Ed-
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Ride Jasper Sky Tram. Tour the
Athabasca Ice Fields. DEPARTS
Aug. 13.
home of their youngest son.
Douglas, his wife Bev. and
their children Kristin and
Kevin.
George and Edna were
married in Rosetown, Sask,
and moved to the Exeter
area in 1953 from Western
Canada.
Attending the anniversary
celebration were Neil, Joan
and Suzanne from Ottawa,
Alan, Jane, Joanne and
...Caren from Dorchester,
Sandra, Peter and Chris
from Toronto and grandson
Jeff and his wife Sharon
from Montreal.
Mrs. Lottie Kincaid of
Ireland, visiting Neil and
family in Ottawa was also
able to attend.
GODE RICH
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Racing Thurs. Evenings
1st Post 7:45
Thurs.,
Aug. 9th
Feature
RON FEAGAN
MEMORIAL PACE
Purse $2500.00
7 Horses
Samuel Seelster
Kintore Lady
Gurkha As A Rule
Derby's Gent
Fossil Ridge
Soughgate Pride
or produced in this area.
Festival veterans Janet
Amos, Layne Coleman,
Peter Snell, Sam Malkin and
Karen Wiens are joined by
William Dunlop, David Fox,
Bob Collins, John Jarvis,
Hardee Linham and Paul
Kelman to re-create the e-
vents of one hundred years
ago.
The play opens August 21
and runs until September 1.
Tickets are available at the
Festival box office (phone
523-9300) or at any ticket
outlet.
As the country suppers
before the theatre have
proved so popular, more
suppers have been added on
Friday nights, There will be
a supper served on August 10
(performance of
McGillicuddy") and on
August 17 and 24 (rier-
formances of "Donnellys").
A Saturday supper on Sept. 1
has also been added,
Numbers are limited, so
patrons are advised to make
their reservations through
the box office promptly.
FOR
INFORMATION
ON
in South Huron
Phone
235-1834
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Party
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Sat. Aug. 1 1
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3 DAY RENFRO VALLEY
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4 Day Nashville, Tenn,. — Oct. 05
5 Day Agawa Canyon Colour Tour —
Sept. 17, Sept. 23
7 Day East Coast & Cruise, — Sept.
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9 Day New Orleans & the Deep
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15 Day Maritimes Colour Tour —
Sept, 10
17 Day Hawaii, 3 Islands — Nov. 09
21 Day California — Oct. 14
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Donnellys are here!
"The Donnellys are here!"
Although that statement
might have struck fear into
the hearts of the residents of
Lucan, one hundred years
ago, it has a different
meaning in Blyth, Ontario
today.
Rehearsals for "The Death
of the Donnellys" began at
the Blyth Summer Festival
this week, and writer Ted
Johns director Paul
Thompson and Theatre
Passe Muraille are busy
putting together their
spectacular version of the
Donnellys saga. The Don-
nellys family has given grist
to the mill of many writers
and playwrights over the
past few years, and small
wonder, for their exploits
and misadventures contain
some of the most dramatic
and controversial incidents
in Canadian history.
Theatre Passe Muruille's
version of the legend poses
a dilemma--were the Don-
nellys really true villains
who terrorized the coun-
tryside, or were they
scapegoats for every mishap
in Biddulph township? No
matter what side of the fence
you stand on, the music and
action will keep you stepping
lively until the final curtain.
Familiar names populate
this production. Writer Ted
Johns is best known in this
area for his appearances on
stage in "The School Show"
and "He Won't Come in
From the Barn". Director
Paul Thompson and Theatre
Passe Muraille are well
known for the many
productions they have toured
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Fun and excitement
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