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yDelores YonOrth . slightly different one than Winters Evenin ''. sun b•
You've heard it said,
"they played to . a full
house". .Last Sunday even-
ing,
vening, a group of local, humor
ous folks "played to a full
barn" at "Art's place", just
north of Kintail by a few
fields.
The "Kintail . Comedy
Players" as .they call them-
selves, held a variety show to
raise money for the newly
formed Kingsbridge Com-
munity School Tennis Club,
so all proceeds go for .this
purpose.
The Sinnett family of De-
troit provided music, lights
and sound equipment for the,
event. They . displayed their
many talents as they played
throughout theevening prov-
iding music for the . various
acts.
The show was capably
emceed by that "Macho
Man" himself, Tom Sinnett,
assisted by Sheila Nelson.
Sheila also directed the show
(Why not, Robert Redford
does . both?).
`Yvonne Sinnett, .one of the
"Bush. Street : Swingers",
started off the evening with
her.. rendition, of "Bottle of
Wine", which the crowd
reacted towith a thunderous
applause. The next act was
for the ladies who might have
missed their soap . opera. A
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most : would think, but can- .
didly done; by the versatile.
Shawn Dalton who had
really outgrown his tub and
rubber ducky, but 'was. aim-
ing to please. .
Mr. Tom then, ,introduced
the next act with' no offense
to Doll►. Parton, Betty Lou
Dalton sang a Merle Haggert
number. At this time in the
program, they chose to pro-
mote one of the local busin-
esses with "Pasture Girl",.
Bonnie . Sinnett displaying
the "Ashfield Service Centre ,
Sign". Eileen Wilson was
the bothersome old lady and.
Tony (portrayed by Tom Sin -
nett) having to show his
patience and as usual satis=
fled his customer. Tony tells
us business has been boom-
ing ever since and Eileen and
Tom proved to be new and.
upcoming commercial stars.
Jim Sinnett gave a medley
of . his favouritesongs, clos-
ing with the crowd pleasing,
"Mamie". Teto Sinnett and
Cathy VanDiepen, the "Bush
Street Pickers", sang "Grav-
'el Run", which they wrote
and composed themselves,
so Nashville could be seeing
a lot of these two.
Linda: Bowler., as a bar
room• maiden, showed her.
acting ability doing the ac-
tions to the song, "A Cold
jscuss insurance
8y meeting
The monthly meeting was
hel0 on May 11 at Brookside
Public School. The meeting
opened with the singing of
the Junior Farmer song and
the reading of last months'
minutes.
The formal, held. on April
25 it} Lucknow, was . a com-
plete success. ,There was a
good turnout.
The regular meeting place
is Brookside Public School
and the club decided to build
a show case, just inside the
entrance, to display plaques
and trophies. .
Ralph Morrison was choso.
en king and Carol Ritchie will
be queen.
Ralph Morrison gave a
report on his trip to Wales. ,
He found it to :be fun and
interesting. Preparations. are
beingmade. for .those corning
over in the fall from Wales.
The Junior Farmer Assoc-
iation of Ontario has made a
history book about the Junior
Farmers since their initiation.
to the present. These books
, may be obtained from the
club.
The guest speaker for the
meeting was Rod McDon-
agh, from .McDonagh Insur-
ance Agency, ' Lucknow. His
main topic was aufo and farm
insurance. • A question and
answer period followed. •
Purple Grove institute
hosts district annual
Fi rple Grove Wornen's
Institute was hostess for the,
Bruce.South District Annual
in St. Andrew's United
Church, Ripley. 'on Tues.,
May 19. About, 130 ladies
attended.
John Paul and Joel
Greenwood of Teeswater had
a holiday on Monday with
Teresa and Tania\Farrell:
.
Heather Boyle reported
home from the far north of
Scotland.
Mr. . and Mrs. Carl
Hemingway of Brussels
visited on Sunday with
k .
Gladys Arnold and Don and
Ann eMcCosh.
Carl Reynolds of Kit-
chener and Evan and
Margaret Keith. of South
Kinloss visited last week
with Donald 'and Sandra
lam+ orster and family.
Howard and May
Thompson, Victor and
Wanda Gawley and Don and
Anne Mc(osh attended the
40th wedding anniversary of
Mr. and Mrs. McTeer
(Grace Walsh) in Paisley en
Sunday. •
The farmers nave been
busy on the land as all last
week was hot and dry.
Mrs. Don Robertson was
hostess for the Kinlough
Presbyte man WMS meeting
on Wednesday afternoon.
Happy birthday ;greetings
to. Earl Elliott and Robbie
Sutton. They were treated to
a lamb barbecue on.Sunday.
In attendance were John and
Joyce Farrell and family,
Earl and June Elliott and
Ian, Nancy Greenwood and
family, Francis and Irene
Boyle and Kerry, Mrs.
Alberta Farrell of
Walkerton, Don and Anne
*Cosh and Cecil and Wilma
Sutton a nd family,
Yvonne Sinnett. We've since
dubbed Linda. the "Kintail
Stunt Lady".
Shawn Dalton then recited
"Creation of Sam McGree",
and for the :entirity, fooled
the crowd as to how .allof a
sudden his hands and arms
were rather malformed; until
he exposed , them to the
crowd, as Sheila Nelson
came'. out from behind his
cloak. .
Sheila then introduced
"Betty Birdalton" (an un-
known) :.as a 'prima donna
.doing Swan Lake to the
classic piano playing of Patty
Sinnett, and as theballerina
clodded' across the stage in
various leapsand bounds,
she beckoned for her dancing
partner, a well known Mike
Dalton, and as they careened,
and swayed, ,. the Ballerina
finally leaped from the stage
into the waiting .arms of the
"Roquette?' who were Pre-
paring to come on for the
closing.kickline. These beau-
ties were made up of "The
Blond Fuse" - Art Simpson,,
"Too Bit of Fresh" - Mike
Dalton, "Rosy Cheeks" Bill
Simpson, "Super Shawn n Dal
ton" and ."Macho Man" -
Toth Shiflett. The. group •was'
led on the stage by Poster
Girl. Bonnie Sinnett. We've
heard since' that the National
Ballet is sending agents to.
review the "Ittquettes". A
new career could be in store ,
for them, we'll miss you,
boys.
The. Tennis. Club appreci-
ates all, the good sports who
took partin the show and the
audience who, supported
them.
The Community School
Tennis Playground was offic-
ially opened on Saturday
afternoon, May 23rd, when it
was Blessed by Father Ed
Dentinger. Mr. Vince. Young;.
representing the Huron-
Perth Roman :Catholic School
Board spoke on behalf of the
re
M
board. -Betty Lou Dalton,
chairman of the Tennis Club,
spoke on behalf of the Tennis
Club Committee as did Dave
Zyluk, Principal , of the
school, Clarence Doherty,
Who . Was. responsible for
pouring the court floor , and
'putting the posts I. was also
on hand; and his time
provided for this work is
certainly appreciated"Dy ev-
, eryone.
A tournament followed the
opening. Those taking part
were Diane Van Osch, :Jean.
Vogt, Sheila Gunby, Dave
Zyluk, . Tom Sinnett and Jim
Van Osch. Tom Sinnettwon
the *first .place trophy with
Jim Van .Osch the runner-up.
At this time.•the Tennis Club
draw was made. Two glass '
tennis racquets were . won by
Bud Culiiton of Kincardine
and Derk Logtenberg of Ash-
field, .
The Tennis Club 'commit-
tee consists of chairman,
Betty.. Lou ,Dalton, . co=chair-
man, Eileen Wilson; other
Members,' Sheila, Gunby,
Clarice and Bridget Dalton,
Paul Frayne and Anita Hog-
an.
Welcome borne. from; the
hospital goes' to Don Fairish, .
Who . was hospitalized for
three months ` in Wingham
and London hospitals. Also'
get .well. wishes: go to his
Wife, Dorothy, *finis now a
• patient in the W Ingham and
District Hospital. .
Terry and Ann Dalton and
Colleen spent Sundayn St..
.Clements with Brian and
Patty. White and family and,
attended:their.nephew'.s first
• Holy Communion, Little Pat
rick spent Sunday with An.;
tone ,and . Delores Van Osch
and 'family.
Members ' of the Kings-
: • bridge Brownies and. their
leader, •Karla Hogan, apent
Saturday, May 23rd attend-
ing a Brownie Revel (or fun
day) at Camp :Klakane, .God-
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