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HENSALL - Queen Elizabeth
II will be invited to VnsAt
Renall luring her visit to
Ontario next summer.
Hensall council agreed to
issue the invitation at their
May 9 meeting.
Since the Queen will be
travelling to Ontario for its
bicentennial in 1984, council
voted to invite her to the
village's centennial
celebrations from June 29 to
July 2, 1984. The invitation
will be sunt to the Lieutenant
Governor of Ontario, The
Honorable John B l ., ck Aird,
who will be planning her
itinerary.
Councillor Irene Davis
sand although there was ano
guarantee that the Queen
would accept, a visit by her
would be a great honor to
Hensall. Her visit would also
bring a lot of business to the
village, said Reeve Harry
Kl ungel-
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OPENING
Friday, M,. y 26th POW
Drop la ad brows around
FREE COFFEE or TEA
Cr . t teachers from 22 homes in western Ontario learned 20 new crafts at a special
workshop held at Huronview on May 11. (Huron Expositor photo)
tia ro n County's largest
book sale to be in llyth
Huron county's largest us-
ed booksale will be held at
Memorial Hall, Blyth on
Saturday, June 4 and Sun-
day, June 5, sponsored by
the Blyth Centre for the Arts.
Donations of used paper-
backs, hardcover books,
children's books and
magazines will help raise
Blyth Legion
BUS TRIP
to
Caledom. Pont Faroe
on
Wednesday, May 25
LenvIng
Blyth Legions
of 11:30 a.m.
Anyone interested
Calle 523-9623
Sponsored by Myth
Legion Ladles
AtvAsiliery
Ws ore fun
on a bus
June
Sat. 4 Detroit Grand Prix
LILA.
Sun. 5 Canada's
Wonderland/Anne
Murray
32.0
- with concert seats53.00
Fri. 10 Cullen Gardens
(incl. dinner) 900
Sat. 11 African Lion
Safari 29.00
Sun, 12 Frankenmuth
(incl. dinner) 39.00
transportation only 29.00
Sun. 19 Blue Jays
(California at Toronto)
29.07
Sun. 26 Blizzards vs
Golden Bay Earthquakes
31.00
Wed. 29 Canada's
Wonderland Bob Seger
32.00
with reserved concert
seats 49.+'0
July
Sat. 2 Toronto 7-oo2S.0'r'
Sun. 3 Detroit Tigers
(Baltimore at Detroit)....
32.00
Sun. 3 USFL Football
(Arizona at Detroit)29,0
Sponsored by Exeter Inn
Wed. 6
Marinelond Niagaro Falls
32.00
Sun. 10 Bluejays ( Texas
at Toronto 29.1/,0
Sues. 10 Frankenmuth
(incl. dinner) 39.00
Transportation only29.00
Sot. 16 Kitchener Market
and Area 25.0tt:
Sun. 17 Canada's
Wonderland John Denver
32.00
- with reserved concert
seats 53.:x,0
Sun. 24
Morinelond Niogora Foils
32.00
Sun. 31 Detroit Tigers
(Kansas City at Detr ).
32.00
Aug.
CNE Grand River
Cruise - Toronto Blue
Joys - and more
More to come
Call for details
erne ®y
Baas Tours
Travel
(Group rates
meed!®b i®)
Phone Toll Free
-SOO- 265-7022
Exeter area
235-2®0®
ask for Mary Lynn
ACDF
funds for the operation of the
Blyth Summer Festival.
Convenient bookdrop loca-
tions have .'been set up
around the county to receive
donations. They include:
The Wardrobe, Bayfield;
Taylor's Groceteria,
Belgrave; Maitland Valley
Insurance, Brussels; The
Board and Batten or Mary's
Sewing Centre, Clinton; Ex-
eter Branch Library, the Ex-
eter Times Advocate, Exeter
Furniture or the Bank of
Nova Scotia, Exeter; May's
Decorative Accessories or
Jana Natural Foods,
Goderich; Janis !: isback's,
Queen Street, Hensall;
Listowel Book Shop,
Listowel; The Lucknow Sen-
tinel, Lucknow; the Huron
Expositor, Seaforth; Harris
Stationary, Wingham and
the Blyth Summer Festival
box office.
In addition to the sale of
books, there will be the add-
ed treat of readings by Edna
Stabler, author of Food That
Really Schmecks and More
Food That Really Schmecks
and Harry J. Boyle, whose
book on growing up in Huron
county in the 1920s were
adapted as Mostly In Clover,
the first play produced by
the Blyth Summer Festival
in 1975. A musical concert by
Merrick Jarrett will also be
featured as well as an art
show by local weavers and
potters.
A bake sale sponsored by
the Friends of Blyth and the
Blyth Festival Singers will
be held both days and a
lunch counter will be set up
for refreshments.
There is no admission
charge to the book sale
which runs from 10-6 on
Saturday and 12-5 on Sun-
day.
P1.Lt yhouse
Fun
minim successful
The first two special fund
raising events for the 11:1:;
summer season at l'uron
Country Playhouse have
both proved to be unqualified
successes.
For the 200 diners who at-
tended the sumptuous
Italian feast at Tony's Ban-
quet Hall in London on April
16, the meal truly defied
description. Seven superbly
prepared Italian dishes tan-
talized the eye and utterly
overwhelmed the taste bud -
A very special treat on
that evening was the
presence of Aggie Cekuta
whose voice thrilled
everyone. Aggie, it will be
remembered, has appeared
in several Playhouse produc-
tions including The Music
Man as well as in Stratford's
The Mikado.
Aggie's accompanist and
arranger for the evening was
Michael Mulrooney who will
be in residence as the Music
Director for all three
musicals to be mounted on
the new Playhouse II stage.
The evening's festivities
were co-ordinated by HCP
Board Member Mrs. Audrey
Harris of Komoka.
The second fund raiser
was the spectacular
"Spotlight on Fashion
held May 4 at the South
Huron Recreation Centre in
Exeter. The magnificent ar-
ray of women's fashions
from The Merry Rags Bouti-
que of Grand Bend, men's
fashions from both Bud
Gowan and Ray Davis of
London, shoes by Copper -
fields of London and ac-
cessories by Anstett
Jewellers of Exeter truly
amazed the 11au.''ence
members who crowded the
arena. To top off the even-
ing's entertainment was the
very special choreography
by Tracy O'Neill. Additional
thanks also go to Silvanas of
London for hair design, to
Skintreet of London for
make-up and to Country
Flowers of Exeter for floral
arrangements and balloons.
The Fashion Show was co-
ordinated by another HCP
Board Member, Mrs. Marie
Homans of Grand Bend.
Other special events plan-
ned for the coming months
are: Monte Carlo Night on
June 4, a men's golf tourna-
ment to be played at the
BSC JOCKEY SERVICE
Country Gold &
Rock ®n'
DISCO, POLKAS, WALTZES
GOOD RECORDED MUSIC FOR
WEDDINGS, DANCES. ANNIVERSARIES, PARTIES, ETC.
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county!
It's no blarney! The Food is fabulous and for those
who don't have a lot of time for lunch. .the service
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Oakwood Golf Club ut Grand
Bend followed by a beef
barbecue at the Playhouse
on June 15, the Gala Opening
Night with both dinner
catered by The Oakwood and
a performance off ON
GOLDEN POND at the
Playhouse on June 29 and the
annual Cavalcade of Fun
Auction on August 21.
For further information on
these events, contact the
HCP offices at 1519 )238.8387.
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