HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1996-09-11, Page 27STAG & DOE
for
Gail Neill and
Greg Wheeler
SATURDAY,
SEPTEMBER 21, 1996
Music by D.J.
BMG Community Centre
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Age of Majority $5.00 per person
Forthcoming Marriage
Jim & Aim Bosman,
Winthrop, are pleased to
announce the forthcoming
marriage of their daughter
Tracy Leanne
to
Paul Stephen
son of Cal & Betty Lou
McLennan, Croton.
The wedding to take place
Saturday September 21,
1996 at 3:00 p.m. at
Northside United Church,
Seaforth.
Open reception at
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50TH WEDDING
ANNIVERSARY
Bill and Helen Dobson
and their family invite you to a
Come and Go Tea
Sat. Sept. 21 — 2 - 4 p.m.
Dance to Al Weatherall's Band
9 - 1
at Brussels Legion
Best Wishes Only
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THE IRISH ROVERS
Celebrating 30 Years of
Rollicking Good Time
Music!
In concert
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3
7:30 P.M.
BLYTH MEMORIAL
HALL
Tickets $22.00 on sale from
The Blyth Festival Office,
The Entertainer (Goderich),
Ernie Kings 93 LTD
(Wingham), or charge by phone
1-519-672-1967
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You are invited to Wayne and Deb's 25th
Anniversary and Shed Opening Party, on
Saturday, September 14, at the farm.
Bring yourself, your spouse, your kids,
refreshments, and lawn chairs.
The festivities will begin in the afternoon,
roast beef dinner is scheduled for 5:00 p.m.
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Lilting tunes
When the Irish Rove
performance promises a
For a 'rollicking good time for
the entire family', the Irish Rovers'
Oct. 3 concert in Blyth may fit the
bill.
After touring for more than 30
years, the fun of an Irish Rovers
performance still leaps off the
stage. Now a seven-member band,
they have left an original behind,
once-lead singer Will Millar, and
addell fresh, young, fuller voices
and varied musical talents to the
mix.
A very popular, crowd-pleasing
component of any Rover perfor-
mance is the storytelling and jokes
by singer Jimmy Ferguson.
Singer, composer, guitarist and
spoon player George Millar is the
FBAO hosts
broomball
ref clinics
The Federation of Broomball
Associations of Ontario (FBAO)
has set the dates for the referee
clinics for the upcoming season.
The central west clinic will be
held at the Ranton Place Hotel,
Palmerston, Sept. 14 and 15.
The clinic begins at 9 a.m. and
features Level III instructors. The
cost is $40.
Anyone interested in attending
should contact Bill Embling at 519-
482-7563 as soon as possible.
Further information regarding
broomball may be obtained by call-
ing FBAO offices at 416-426-7116
or fax 416-426-7274.
youngest of the four original mem-
bers, whose musical interest ranges
from 50s rock and roll to his Juno-
award winning children's album.
Joe Millar, George's cousin,
brings his talent on the bass, har-
monica, tin whistle and button-key
accordion. Millar's rich, deep voice
is featured in many of the tradition-
al ballads.
Once leader of a successful Ceili
band, Wilcil McDowell is an accor-
dionist, specializing in traditional
Scottish and Irish tunes.
The Celtic rhythms of Kevin
McKeown have been an important
component to the Rovers sound for
10 years. Previously with the Irish
show band, Emerald Express,
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bones and any other percussion
instrument.
Also an Emerald Express alumni,
John Reynolds adds his abilities on
guitar, bass, tin whistle and vocals.
Wallace Hood, on mandolin,
Irish bouzouki, cittem, tenor banjo,
guitar, tin whistle and vocals, com-
bines with McDowell for some
dazzling instrumentals. He was the
musical arranger and chief musi-
cian for the popular Belfast band
Pat's People and still plays with
them when not touring with the
Rovers.
Rovers say they love small towns
because they have "down home
people."
From soft ballads to whimsical
jigs and reels, an Irish Rovers' con-
cert promises hand-clapping, sing-
a-long fun.
Tickets for the 7:30 p.m. concert
at Blyth _Memorial Hall are avail-
able through Ernie Kings 93 Ltd.,
Wingham, The Entertainer,
Goderich, the Blyth Festival office
of by calling 519-672-1967.
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Irish Rovers come to Blyth
rs come to town Oct. 3, the
good time for all.