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Exeter United Church senior youth group members are
hoping for snow by Saturday so they can put their shovels
to good use. Exeter residents may contact Carol at 235 •
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0860 or Judy at 235-1491 to arrange for snow shovelling
on Saturday. Free will donations will help support youth
group activities. Pictured are members Laura Cooper and
Rhonda Dougall.'
Queensway residents enjoy
New Years Eve card party
HENSALL - Tracy Whitson-
Bahro, Youth Pastor at Cavan Pres-
byterian Church led a worship ser-
vice Tuesday at Queensway Nurs-
ing Home in Hensall.
The residents of Queensway
brought in the New Year with a
progressive euchre party in the
lounge. There was also a table of
Scrabble players and a table of
"31" players. High man and high
lady at euchre were Everett Gal-
lagher and Diane Poisson. Low
man and low lady were Pat Volland
and Ceacilia Edgar. At the 31 table,
High was Shirley 'Stolle and Low
was Glenn Gascho. At Scrabble,
high was Mildred Gingerich and
Low Kay Mock. Prizcs were dis-
tribute& in each category following
the games and then hot d'oeuvres,
fruit breads, cheese and chocolate
eclairs were served, along with egg-
nog and juice. Volunteers helped
make the fun evening possible.
Several resident bakers met Fri-
day afternoon and whipped up date
loaves, cheese and raisin scones.
Tea time followed.
Friendship Friday in the Retire-
ment Home Lounge featured Clare
Masse and Andrew Rau.
Coming events
January 9, 2 p.m., Nashville Re-
jects entertain "Just Because It's
January";
January 17, 7:30 p.m., Friendship
Friday with Doug Insley.
Huron Country Playhouse
Zine -up for summer season
GRAND BEND - Places, please!
Huron Country Playhouse is
pleased to announce the complete
line-up for its 1997 summer season.
On the main stage, kicking off
the season, June 11 is L. Frank
Baum's classic, The Wizard of Oz.
Join us on our journey down the
most famous road in musical thea-
tre history - the yellow brick road.
Second in line for the main stage
(July 1 - July 12) is Bill C. Davis'
comedy, Mass Appeal. The New
York calls it "First rate... a wise,
moving and very funny comedy
about the nature of friendship and
courage."
Noises Off by Michael Frayn
highlights the middle (July 15 -
July 26) of the main stage fine -up.
Experience the hilarious antics of a
troupe of actors rehearsing a play
that isn't half as amusing as the
personal shenanigans going on be-
hind the scenes.
, Kash and Hughes' will continue
to keep audiences guessing in the
tradition of the classic "who dun -
nit" with a A Party to Murder (July
29 - August 9). Arc you into ama-
teur sleuthing? Check out the "par-
ty" scene at this secluded island re-
treat.
Finally, the main stage line-up
closes our season with Lerner and
Loewe's enchanting musical, Brig-
adoon (August 12 - August 30).
Come home this summer to the
magical Scottish town of Briga-
doon. if you wait, it may be another
100 years before you get this op-
portunity again.
Huron Country Playhouse also is
proud to present on our Playhouse
Ii stage, Billy Bishop Goes To
War, written by John Gray with,
Eric Peterson (July 9 - July 19).
Billy Bishop Goes To War has
been produced by just about every
regional theatre in Canada and the
United States and on Broadway.
For this one man show, Gray has
created a cast of 17 characters. His
blend of melodies and lyrics will
move you to tears and laughter as
you share the innocence and naive-
te that protects Billy on his journey
through the toughest of times on
the road to manhood.
Rounding out the season in Play-
house II 's I Do! I Do! A Musical
About Marriage (July 30 - August
19). Based on The Fourposter by
Jan de Hartog, with book and lyr-
ics by Tom Jones, and music by
Harvey Schmidt, 1 Do! I Do! is the
story of a marriage. The story of
Michael and Agnes -- a chronicle
of a life together: .the birth of their
children, quarrels, money . prob-
Iems,'love, all told in a warm sen-,
timental style - sometimes tongue-
in-cheek, sometimes brassy and
. bold, alternately soft and touching.
Finally, the concert calendar at
Huron Country Playhouse promik-
es to be the biggest and best in its
26 year history. The concert calen- . ,
dar kicks off July 6 with those per-
ennial favourites The Nylons. July
20 is the date when Vancouver's
Spirit of the West blows into town.
The concert scene rounds out the
season with, the Celtic sounds of
Leahy on August 17. All concert
performances start at 8 p.m.
An added bonus to all patrons for
the 1997 season, is the early open-
ing of our box office on March 31.
If you are currently a member and
subscriber with the Huron Country
Playhouse, and wish to purchase
additional seats, these tickets can I
be purchased starting March 24.
C'nMMIINI Y'
Regier - Reid .
Angela Jayne Reid and Randy
Anthony Regier were joined in
marriage September* 21,
1996 at St. Pauls Anglican
Church, Clinton with the Rev.
R. Hiscox officiating. Angela
Is the daughter of Dean and
Linda Reid of Clinton. She
was attended, by her sister,
Stacey Reid as best woman.
Sister-in-law Debbie Regier,
and friends Tricia Cooper and
Susan Jewitt were brides-
maids. Randy Regier is the
son of Pet and Evelyn Regier'
of RR3 Zurich. The best man
was Darren Rau, Ushers were
his brothers, Dan Regier, Pat
Regier, and friend/cousin
Wayne Regier. Junior Usher
was Joseph Regier and Cait-'
lyn Murphy was the junior
bridesmaid. Following the cer-
emony, guests gathered .at'
'the Reid's residence. A recep-
tion was held at Hensall Com-
munity Centre. The couple
honeymooned in Cancun,
Mexico and now reside at
306 Carling St. Exeter. We ex-
tend a heartfeltthankyou to
everyone for making' our day
so special.
Randy. and Angela
Have ,a
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Dining for Seniors
enjoy Christmas
entertainment
EXETER - Exeter Dining for
Seniors enjoyed a Christmas dinner
with all the trimmings on Decem-
ber 17. Rev. Dan Roushorne gave a
•.Christmas message. Santa and an
elf greeted everyone and handed
out candies. The Joy Bells from
Mitchell entertained with a delight-
ful bell ringing presentation.
Gerry Dobrindt's "Christmas
1996 poem was read and a copy
given to all. Mary Neil gave a read-
ing entitled "Autobiography of a
Christmas Tree". •
On December 10 Harriet Vander-
burght and Diane Miller enter-
tained with some beautiful Christ-
mas songs. On December 3 the
"Cloggers" entertained with their
dancing feet.
Keyboard players for the month
were Jean Hodgert, Maxine Sereda,
and Josie Ryckman. Draw prizes
were won by Gerry and Erma Do-
brindt, Stewart Miner, Louise Car-
son, Bea Munn, .Olga Davis, Mary
Smits, Marjorie , Dykeman, Jeanne
Harris and Ruth Arthpr.
Happy New Year to alt!
December busy
month at Villa
EXETER - December was the
busiest month of the year at Exeter
Villa.
The farhily Christmas dinner was
.very well attended. A light .tour
around Exeter on a Charterways
bus was very enjoyable.
The Holly Festival tea at the villa
was highlighted by the Christmas
Lucky Draw. Winners were: 1st,
Chris 'Wilcox; 2nd, Edith Bell, 3rd,
Mary Kenny. Many thanks to all
who, purchased tickets and congrat-
ulations to the winners. .
Music, especially Christmas car-
ols were enjoyed by all. Many
groups contributed including the
Merry Markers; the Grand Cove
Singers; Murray and Mary; Doug
Lewis Group, Christie Dow, Chris-
tian Reformed Choir; Eugene Hart-
man, Calvencttes; Country Korncrs
group; Satchel's Orchestra; and
several groups of carollers. The
New Years party featured entertain-
ment by Bob.Heywood. A great
way for the residents to welcome
1997!
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