HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1987-07-15, Page 20Page 20—Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, July 15, 1987
Dyck -McLeod
Dawn McLeod, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Doug McLeod of Vanastra, and Allan Dyck,
son of Henry Dyck of Winnipeg and Elsie
Pannabecker of Auburn, were married on
June 13 in Wesley -Willis United Church by
Rev. Jim Bechtel.. Maid of honor was
Elizabeth MacAdam of Goderich and
bridesmaids were Kathy Davis and Teresa
Morrison, both of Vanastra. Flower girl was
CaroIynn Hermiston of Orrville. Bestman
was Brian Dyck of Auburn and ushers were
Don Elliott of Dungannon and Jeff Taylor of
Clinton. A reception was held at Saltford
Valley Hall with a honeymoon to be planned
at Christmas. The couple will reside in
Goderich. (Norman Kennedy photo)
Kincardine graduate
Debbie Loury of Kincardine recently
graduated from the Faculty of Education
at Brock University, St. Catherines where
she was given an Award of Excellence for
her teaching skills. She is presently work-
ing with the Kincardine Recreation
Department as their Summer Program
Co-ordinator.
This fall, Debbie will be living in the Kit-
chener area where she hopes to teach for
the Waterloo County Board of Education.
She is the daughter of Perrin and Marion
Loury of RR1 Kincardine.
Balmoral at Blyth is
breaking all records!
For the first time in the history of the
Blyth Festival, the entire run of a new play
has sold out - even before the play opens!
MISS BALMORAL OF THE BAYVIEW,
the comedy by Colleen Curran, opened
Tuesday and advance public interest has
been so great that all 16 performances are
completely sold out. However, as usual, a
limited' number of rush seats will go on
sale to the general public two hours before
performance .time for each.show.
According to Keith Roulston, co-founder
of the Festival, a similar record was set in
1983 when THE TOMORROW BOX was
brought back and tickets were sold out
before opening. But it is very unusual for a
new play. one which has never been seen
on stage before, to sell out in this way.
"Audiences love a good comedy", said
General Manager Tim Chapman, "and
people remember the other Colleen Curran
plays we've done here - CAKE -WALK
AND MOOSE COUNTY. I apologize to all
those people who will be unable to get
tickets to this show. We always urge peo-
ple to purchase their tickets well in ad-
vance to avoid disappointment, but
sometimes they don't believe us ! "
If you want a night out at the theatre,
and don't want to line up for BALMORAL
rush tickets, there. are still tickets
available for the other plays running in
repertory at the Festival: GIRLS IN THE
GANG, BORDERTOWN CAFE AND
BUSH FIRE (opening July 21).
CONLEY-Mr. and Mrs. Richard Conley of
RR1 Holyrood are doubly pleased to an-
nounce the recent arrival of twin girls to
the family. Leslie and Lisa were born July
4, 1987 at the Wingham and District
Hospital weighing 4lbs, 13 oz and 51bs, 7oz
respectively. They are sisters for David.
FRAYNE-Paul and Anita (Hogan) Frayne
of RR3 Goderich are happy to announce
the birth of their second child, a daughter,
Mary Frances, on July 3, 1987. Mary
Frances was born at the Kincardine and
District General Hospital weighing 8lbs,
15oz. She is a sister for Gene and another
grandchild for Rita and John Howard of
RR7 Lucknow and Betty and Eugene
Frayne of RR3 Goderich.
TERVIT-Ken and Cindy Tervit of
Teeswater are pleased to announce the ar-
rival of a daughter, Jaide Erin, on June 30,
1987 at the Wingham and District Hospital.
Weighing 101bs, loz at birth, Jaide is a
sister for Melissa.
STEVENSON-Mr. and Mrs. William
Stevenson of RR2 Brussels are pleased to
welcome the new addition to the family.
Cindy Rosanna was born July 5, 1987 at the
Wingham and District Hospital, and
weighed in at 9lbs, loz. She is a sister for
Amanda, Bryan and Steven.
The Lucknow and District Kinsmen made their annual Summerfest draw last week for a
trip to see a Toronto Blue Jays game. Dawson Pollock of Ellison Travel in Wingham, who
arranged the trip., presents a travel bag to winner Shawn Drennan while Ken Fischer of
the Lucknow Kinsmen looks on. Be sure to eheer loudly, Shawn. (Pat. Livingston photo)
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