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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1984-04-04, Page 7HURONDALE WI CELEBRATES — The Hurondale Women's Institute celebrated its 65th anniversary, Wednes- day. Shown cutting the cake Ila Moir, Lena Kirkland, 1984 president Fern Dougall, charter member Lila Gaiser, Alma Rundle and Gladys Sims. T -A photo Times -Advocate, April 4, 1984 Page 7 Th Vaudevillians begin to practice The performers are strap- ping on their dancing shoes and practicing their scales as rehearsals begin April 2 for The Theatre Circle's next pro- duction, The Vaudevillians. The Vaudevillians is a musical, heavy on song and dance, recalling the musical and comdey routines of the vaudeville days. For director Steve Coopman it means a new challenge after his critically -acclaimed produc- tion of The Shortest Distance Between Two Points which opened The Theatre Circle's spring season. That show was Pentecostal WMS The March meeting of the Women's ministries of the Pentecostal Church was held at the home of Mrs. Hilda Eiz- inga with 17 members present. The meeting was opened by singing the hymn All I Need. Mrs. Connie Donnan accom- panied on the accor- dion. Prayer was offered by Mrs. Ada Triebner, after which they sang hymns More Abundantly and Yester- day, Today, Forever. The roll call was answered by each lady with a Scripture verse containing the word wisdom. Mary Lou Tait favoured with a solo entitled This World is Not My Home AREA Wis HELP CELEBRATE — Attending Wednesday's 65th anniversary of the Hurondale Women's Institute were representatives from seven area Wis. From the left are Shirley Cooper, Elimville; Joan Smith, Zurich; Mar- tha Weigand, Dashwood; Fern Dougall, Hurondale; District president Dolores Shapton; Marion Gordon, Seaforth; Ruth Eveland, Crediton and Grace Drummond, Kippen East. T -A photo Huronda1eW1 celebrates The 65th anniversary of Hurondale Women's Institute was held on March 28 at the Masonic, Hall in Exeter with dinner with all surrounding Institutes as guests. President Fern Dougall opened the meeting with greetings to all followed by the Institute Ode and Mary Stewart Collect. Mrs. Dolores Shapton, South Huron representative brought congratulations to Hurondale. Program convener Elsie Westcott gave a suitable poem. The motto was well given by Mrs. G. Simms. Curator Marilyn Pym gave the past history highlights of the Institute. A comical reading by Helen Webber and helpful, ° hints by Connie Ker - 5 Year Guaranteed Investment Certificates 12 VG Annual Interest Rate subject to change VICTORIA � AND GREY TRUST Since 1844 Exeter, 425 Main St. 235-0530 Member: Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation nick were enjoyed by ajl. Lois Hodgins favoured all with her violin selections ac- companied by her sister Fern Dougall. Mrs. L. Sillery introduced guest Joyce Black of Victoria & Grey who spoke and show- ed a film on the history of Vic- toria and Grey since 1844. Mrs. A. Rundle thanked her. President Fern Dougall took the roll call of all In- stitutes present and secretary Anne Bray gave minutes of last meeting. A bus trip is be- ing planned for June 26. Margaret Strang reported on a bi-centennial project in- cluding Elimville and Kirkton. Lucky prizes were won by several. April 25 will be the annual meeting. QUILTING BEES Ilurondale IV, the Quilting Bees, have held their fourth and fifth meetings as well as a special work meeting at the home of Gail Holliday. The girls were shown how to make the Moon Over the Mountain applique sample and then spent the next meeting working on it. Gail also showed how to make samples into useful items such as pot -holders, cosmetic bags or wall - hangings and some members may do this for their in- dividual project. SINGER 0 2 SINGER SINGER SINGER GEN'SiMPORIuM INGERMI1=== Horror f rninlr •. t .rr(IP•.t Huron County' largest WOOL & YARN CENTRE This Week Only O All Yarn Off in stock Come and see Singer's NEW Chunky Knitting Machine Model °150 CENTRE MALL EXETER 235.0800 SINGER SINGER Ws honour VISA and MASTERCARD SINGER 0 m xp Z SINGER Super Spring Buys accompanied by Mrs. Donnan on the accordion. • Letters were read from missionaries by Mrs. Margaret Small, Mrs. Dorothy Cooper and Mrs. Ruth McLaren. The mis- sionary reading was given by Mrs. Jean Jolly about the work in Zambia and also in Malowi. Mrs. Margaret Small gave the message of the afternoon from the book entitled "Fear- fully and Wonderfully Made." Prayer time followed with each member participating. A delicious lunch was serv- ed by Mrs. Estrella Fink- beiner and Marion McLean assisted by the hostess. Dutch Spiced Gouda 2.691b. Mozzarella 2.69 lb. Chocolate Chi , 2 doz. Cookies 2.49 Dark Rye, 16 oz. loaf Bread 79$ asty�u Exeter Baker* d Cheese House 235-0332 a straight comedy and and additional music composed staging was relatively by Toronto composer David straight forward compared to Warrack. the complicated musical Designer Wendy Ball has numbers and music -hall can- the task of designing a theatre edy routines of The within a theatre. An old - Vaudevillians. But Steve fashioned vaudeville stage, comes to the task with plenty complete with painted of experience in musical scenery must be built by theatre, including directing Associate Producer Uwe several operas. Meyer to fit inside the regular For the cast of two men and stages of the theatres The one woman, it means plenty Theatre Circle will visit. of verstility, showing off their The Vaudevillians has been skills as singers, dancers and one of Canada's most - comedians. Musical director produced small -cast musicals Rick Maltese must master since the original production the style of the old vaudeville of internationally -popular music that makes up much of Canadian playwright Peter the show and blend it with the Colley (I'lI Be Back Before Midnight and Heads You Lose) was first produced in London in 1977. Former Theatre London Artistic Director Heinar Piller helped rewrite the show for an eight- month run in Toronto in 1979 with David Warrack brought in to arrange the music and compose additional music. The Vaudevillians opens at Blyth Memorial Hall in Blyth on April 19, 20 and 21 at 8:30 p.m. It then moves on to O.S.C.V.1. auditorium, Owen Sound on April 25 to 29 at 8 p.m.; Chatham Cultural Cen- tre, Chatham May 1, 3, 4 and 6 at 8 p.m. and Victoria Playhouse, Petrolia, May 8 • "-+-IIIIIIIIIIIII tttIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII11ilim11111111itim11111111miiiiiniiiiii iiiii111111111111111 iiiIIII11111111 iiii11 mE 1 / V South Huron Recreation Centre si. AP "There's more in store for the spring of '84"= E. TENNIS: - informal information meeting to discuss RED CROSS EMERGENCY FIRST AID (6 the future of tennis in Exeter hour course): _ F.- Tuesday, April Wm, 1984 at 7:30 p.m. - $18.00 - South Huron Rec Centre hall - Monday, May 7and Tuesday, May 8 = - Coffee and donuts - 7:00 - 10:00 p.m. - "taring your ideas" "We need your input' '`All CPR and first aid courses will take FE fl GOLF LESSONS: place at the South Huron District High School in Room 116. - Instructor - Terry O'Rourke a - Tuesday evenings from 7:30 - 9:30 p.m MEN'S SLOW -PITCH MEETING:S. - Starts on Tuesday, April 24th Monday, April 16th - $20.00 for 6 weeks - 7 p.m. = - South Huron District High School South Huron Recreation Centre hall -new gym all interested teams should send a - ▪ Maximum No. registered - 20 representative E - Minimum No. registered - 12 CPR - Heartsaver (4 hour course): E - $20.00 F. - Monday, May 14 from 6:30 - 10:30 p.m. CPR - Recertification (4 hour course) - $20.00 Ei - Tuesday, May 15 from 6:30 - 10:30 p.m. ▪ CPR - Basic Rescuer (8 hour course): - $35.00 - Monday, May 14 and Tuesday, May 15 - 6:30 - 10:30 p.m. For information call 235-2833 UMPIRE'S CLINIC: - There is a possibility of an Umpire's Clinic to be held in Exeter on Saturday May 5thj from 9 o.m. - 5 p.m. - We must guarantee 30 people before they will operate the clinic in our - softball and slo-pitch - $8.00/person - if interested, please call the Recreation Centre at 235-2833 area REGISTER FOR YOUR SPRING PROGRAMS FROM APRIL 4th - APRIL 13th, 1984 AT a THE SOUTH HURON RECREATION CENTRE FROM 9 a.m. - 12 noon AND 1 p.m. - 5 p.m. NO PHONE REGISTRATIONS. 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