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Huron Country Playhouse
The Playhouse production
of 'George Washington Slept
Here',which starred film
actor Jhn Carradine, played
to sell-out crowds •during last
week. The show broke all
during its one-week run.
an American soldier who` peared at the Playhouse in
disguise themselves . as 1974 as Terry Randall, the
British Farce Opens English clergymen. brave young actress in 'Stage
'See How They Run' is one Mary Charlotte Wilcox and - Door'. Tom Butler has ap-
of the world's best known and Tom Butler take on lead peared at Theatre New
most popular farces. Set in an roles. Miss Wilcox returns to Brunswick and the St.
th.e Playhouse after two years
previous Playhouse records, English vicarage during 1950, Lawrence Centre. The cast
playing to over, 3,,000 people it involves a Ruscirn spy, and work in England. She ap7 also includes Stanley Coles,
last seen at the Playhouse sis
ws adLive co to Jack Chesney ' Chow as
Aunt', Joan Hanna and Jay
C , i i bald.
MacDo �
tniosp th e r .dames Murphy directs with
setsade.
eigned by Alistair
s
`. e' Won't ,C,oxne In Fiom )ust. that, The• show which personal , protest against sets
the .earn is not exactly g w11 run -from ,Augttst 24,,to..:government regulations and The show plays Tuesda•y-
technical 'director's ` dream.. „September 3is set in a barn, farm centralization. His ,
Saturday evenings , at . 8:30
• .Not. many shQwst`require two and the animals will provide protest proceeds, despite the
live cows q,nd a: rooster to -atmosphere (perhaps in more, entreaties of family and' with Wednesday and
take up residence on''iia stage ways than one!) friends, creating a situation Saturday matinees at 2:30.
for two weeks. i The , pltay , features Ted
But , this .show, brouht to Johns in the title role of a
the Blyth stage by Theatre farmer who has decided to
Passe Muraille and the Blyth renounce ' the world and
Centre for the Arts, entails retreat to his barn as a
By Bertha MacGregor
d Mrs. Emalie Schroeder, grandchildren and four great -
formerly of the Hensall area, grandchildren.
celebrated her 95th birthday Mr. and Mrs. Edward
at the Blue Water Rest Home, Schroeder and family
Zurich, Aug. 9. where she has celebrated her birthday with
been a resident for the past her.
five years.
She enjoys the activities of Personals
the Home and spends much of Mrs. Roy Consitt un -
her time braiding mats and derwent surgery in St.
doing crafts in the craft room. Joseph's Hospital, London
A birthday celebration with last week.
"Birthday Cake" was held Mr. Gordon Love, who
at the home by the Women's recently underwent surgery
Auxiliary. Mrs. Schroeder in St. Joseph's ' Hospital,
received many cards, flowers London, was transferred to
and wore a corsage from her South Huron Hospital,
family. She has one .son Exeter, where he is con -
Edward RR 2, Hensall, four valescing.
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Kippen social notes
By Rena Caldwell
.Miss Lynn Alderdice has
returned from a holiday at
the lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Emerson
Kyle, who have been
holidaying in the Eastern
'Provinces, have returned
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J.F. Bell
spent their holidays in the
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ii-AYING
NOW *
UNTIL
* SATURDAY, AUGUST 20**
*'Westbound *
ELM HAVEN
MOTOR
HOTEL
CLINTON
Wedding.
Reception
For"
, Marilyn Holland
and
Tom McMahon
on
SAT. AUGUST 27
9 P.M. - 1 A.M.
at the
SANDPIPER INN
Music By
"Nuthin' Fancy
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EVERYONE WELCOME
Tickets
Now -Available
South Huron
Rec Centre - EXETER
OPENING
WEEKEND
Thurs., Sept. 1
• Walter Ostanek
'$10. Per Couple
Fri., Sept. 2
• Giant Bingo
51100 in Prizes plus
' "Share -the -wealth
Scut., Sept. 3
• Tommy Dorsey Band
'$10. per person
Sun., Sept. 4 ;
• Beef Barbecue
$4. Advance
$4.50 Gate
Followed by
Gospel singing
Mon., Sept. 5
• Liverpool
43. pier person
Tickets Available at
CROWN SPORTS
CLINTON
west incompany with Mr.
and Mrs. Campbell Eyre.
Wes and Ila Paulin,
Bluevale, visited with Mr.
and Mrs. W.L. Mellis this past
week.
Mr. and Mrs. S.H.. Gibson
Brooksville • Florida were
also visitors of Mr.. and Mrs.
W.L. Mellis during tiie week.
'-'Mrs. Norman Dickert is
visiting in Harriston with her
sister, Mrs. Ruth Dickert.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed McBride,
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Love are
holidaying at the lake.
Mr. and Mrs. A,Pt
McCallum, Barry and Robert
spent a day at Niagara Falls
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Cooper
and family, Detroit, are the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Vivian
Cooper.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Robinson
are on holiday in Moose Jaw,
Saskatchewan.
25th Wedding
Anniversary
for
Emerson and
�Cuey Coleman
at the
Sandpiper -inn
(
Sat. Sept. 10th
Music by Star Trex
9 p.m. - 1 a.m.
Asimmiseimmiummiumw
4SEAFORTH AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
``l�� Presents the
o' Molly McGuires
full of laughs and a little
social comment,
The show originally played
in Toronto, but has been
brought to Blyth for & two
week run in the Blyth
Memorial Hall.
We won't reveal the secret
of moving a menagerie into a
theatre. Maybe if you come,
you'll find out. In any case,
the play promises a novel
look at life on the farm.
Sunday Special 1 •
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j AUGUST 21st i
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i BREADED i
PORK CHOPS
with Apple Sauce, creamy i
3
mashed potatoes or french 1
fries, carrot coins. The above
?includes soup or juice, salad,
i tea or coffee. Soup:. Cream of i.
`i Tomato. Dessert: Strawberry
;Shortcake
ALL FOR I
f.S3 8 5 �
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Debbie's
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• 2 MILES SOUTH- OF
▪ CLINTON ON HWY. 4
AT VANASTRA ROAD
482-9896
Zurich Arena
& Parks Beard
2nd Annual
MEN'S
FASTBALL
TOURNAMENT
Continuous Ball all day
SAT:, AUGUST 20
at the
ZURICH
COMMUNITY PARK
• Camping Grounds
Available at no charge
• Laporte Sausage &
Sauerkraut Booth
• 10 Ball Games
• 1st Game 8 a.m.
• S Teams Participating
• • Championship Game 9:45
p.m.
ADMISSION:
ADULTS $1.50
PRE -SCHOOL -CN HARGE
TEAMS FROM:
LIEURY BRUSSELS
EXETER • ELMIRA
ZURICH CLINTON
GODERICH MONKTON
L>r
1 lrish Recording Starsi
SEAFORTH ARENA "'
Saturday, August 20
'Dancing 9 - 1 A.M.
S7.00 per person
).united No. of tickets a' ailalle
No reser% ed tables
Tickets axailahle at: The Huron Expositor
cafor h 1nsgrance Office
For Inform:Won contact - ken Moore 527.0508
Jack & The Beanstalk
coming
The Playhouse is presen-
ting Toronto's Aladdin
Theatre Company for two
performances of 'Jack and
the Beanstalk', Saturday,
August 20th at,10:30 a.m. and
Sunday, August 21st at 1:30
p.m. Admission $1 25 and
$2.50.
Auburn
Junior Farmers
Dance . .
Blyth Arena Hall
Friday, Aug. 19th
Music by:
Drumlin
9 p.m. to 1 a.m.
Lunch Provided
$3.00 Per Person
Tickets 'available from any
member—or at the door. No
blue jeans.
Everyone Welcome
% 1.1 suer
402 ST'IV4 .441
LAST SHOWS
The Shortest Distance BetVeen
Two Points,
by Keith Roulstqn
Aug. 19 -
The Blood is Strong,
by Lister Sinclair
Aug 18, 2:00• matinee
A Summer Burning,
By Harry J. Boyle
Aug. 18, 20
Turkey •
by Jim' Schaefer (a .childrens
show) 2:00 matinee
Aug. 19.
All performances begin at 8:30
p.m. unless otherwise noted.
Tickets are Adults $3.50 Senior
Citizens $3.00 and Children
$2.50.
For tickets call (519) 523-9300 or
write box 291, Blyth, Ontario, or
seethe ticket outlet in your town.
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ZURICH- BEAN FESTIVAL
ANNUAL DANCE
Featuring
TWO ORCHESTRAS
"RLU'EWATER PLAYBOYS"
„ nd
"DE SJARDI LVE ORcH ESTR(A"
SATUDAYI AUGUST 27.
a 8 p.m. to 1 a.ni.
Sponsored by Zurich Minor Athletic Association
DR. GODDARD DAY
Sunday, Sept. 18
1 p.m, to 6 p.m. .
PINERIDGE CHALET
R.R. 2, Hensall
Anyone requiring a ride out to Pineridge Chalet please phone
262-2323, Doug Mann or 236-4757 Pete Jeffery until Satur-
day noon, September 17.
Tickets available at Don's Food Market, Laporte Meat
Market, Doerr's Superior Store, Zurich, H & N Variety, St,
Josephs, Ron's Health Centre, Drysdale's Home Hardware,
Super. Save, Dave Kyle's Shell Station, W. G. Thompson and
Sons Ltd. in Helasall.
SAT. AUG. 27
Wake and Sausage Irwlihst Ce.Nleaciag et 8 a:a .
HOME COOKED BEANS — FAMOUS STREET MMI
Bean Queen Contest
Dance • In The Arena Saturday Night
"DESJA RDINE ORCHESTRA"
and
"THE BLUEWATER PLAYBOYS"
Continuous Entertainment — Midway For Kids
Bayfield's 121st
,Old Tynie, Country.
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September 2nd and 3rd, 1977
FRIDAY, SEPT. 2
FRIDAY, P.M.
• BINGO and DISPLAY
OF EXHIBITS
• See "GUNNER"
CHAMP FRISBEE
CATCHING DOG
AT 2 P.M.
• ,,
• EXCELLENT
POULTRY SHOW
HEAVY HORSES, AND
LIVESTOCK
• REFRESHMENT BOOTH
• LIONS CLUB'S
GAMES & RIDES
SATURDAY
8:30 P.M.
TALENT & FUN
SHOW
WITH M.C. JUDY SAVOY
OF CFPL RADIO
9:30 P.M.
DANCE
IN THE ARENA
SATURDAY, SEPT. 3
SATURDAY, NOON
• PARADE
TO FAIR GROUNDS
The Clinton Pipe Band
will be leading the Parade.
• BABY SHOW
AT '2:45 P.M.
• FINE EXHIBITS
IN ARENA
ENTER THE
• LOG -SAWING
AND OTHER CONTEST
1'n,I,��ti � ;hl I,.,,.r,. 11„1
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STAG
FOR
DENIS MEDD
Friday
AUGUST 19, 1977
Friends, neighbours and
relatives are Invited to a
Wine and cheese
' Part*
to mark the occasion
f. of the
r 1 • 30th Wedding
I Anniversary
i of
i Don and Grace
1 Watson , 2
i Tuesday, keg. ail
'. • at 'their residence'
i from b pi.m. to 10 pian..
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August 17-September5
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