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THE HURON EXPOSITOR, SEPTEMBER 4, 1985 -- A9
Darlene Darlow
Liz Stewart
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Exli-a Jubilee
Margaret Heipel
Brenda Nancekivell
Six local girls vie
for Dairy Princess title
The committee responsible for selecting
the Huron County Dairy Princess will have a
difficult responsibility with the six contest-
ants entered this year.
The young woman chosen to represent the
county will be announced during the evening
of September 6 at the Brussels Community
Centre.
Mary Murray is a 16 -year-old from Dublin.
She attends Seaforth District High School and
has started Grade 12 this year. The daughter
of Connie and Arthur Murray works as a field
hand in Exeter for Len Veri. She plays
basketball, baseball and piano "occasional-
ly„
Margaret Heipel is another Grade 12
student but attending Central Huron Second-
ary School in Clinton. She lives at RR 3,
Clinton with her parents Earl and Irene. The
16 -year-old works at Sanderlea Farms and
enjoys curling, tennis and generally likes all
kinds of sports.
Laurie Schneider has just started a job at
Keynote Computers in Waterloo. She is the
daughter of Leon and Jean of RR 1, Fordwich.
She is 18 and participates in various sports
and crafts and plays piano.
Brenda Nancekivell, 16, also plays piano.
She sings as well, and plays volleyball and
figure skates. The daughter of Larry and
Lynne works at the Redwood Restaurant in
Clifford and attends Grade 11 at Norwell
Secondary School.
The single university student in the contest
performance show
Don Messer's Jubilee, Neptune Theatre's
musical about the famous television show has
proven so popular at the Blyth Festival that
the fast performance on November 17 has
almost sold out already --three months before
the performance.
Don Messer's Jubilee, which is a recrea-
tion of the characters and music of the
long-running television show, was the smash
hit of the last year's season for Halifax's
Neptune Theatre. and comes to Blyth at the
start of a coast-to-coast tour.
Consequently. the Blyth Festival has
added another performance at 8 p.m. on
Sunday. November 17, 1985 at Blyth
Memorial Hall, and tickets for the new
performance will go on sale at the box office
on September 9. Due to a tight touring
schedule, this will be the only additional
performance possible in Blyth, so patrons
who have not yet purchased their tickets are
advised to order soon for the best seating.
Patrons who have purchased tickets to the
original performance should note that the
performance time will be 3 p.m., not 2 p.m. as
originally printed on the tickets. Technical
difficulties have made the later matinee time
necessary.
Patrons may use the new performance as
part of their purchase of a Blyth Festival
spring -fall Maxi -package (all four events) for
$20, of Mini -package (any two events) for
$15. or purchase single tickets for $10 each.
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is liz Stewart of Seaforth who is attending the
University of Guelph in her first year. The
18 -year-old is the daughter of Mac and Joan
Stewart and has a variety of interests
including broomball, playing piano and
shows cattle as a member of 4-H. She works
at McLee Farms.
Darlene Darlow is the daughter of Ralph
and Sharon of Wingham. She attends F.E.
Madill Secondary School and is in Grade 11.
Darlene is 16 and works on her parents' farm.
She enjoys horseback riding and 4-H.
Tickets are available at the door of the
Brussels Community Centre for $6.50. Lunch
will be served at the September 6 event.
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