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39. CARD OF THANKS
KYLE
The family of the late David Emerson Kyle
wish to express their sincere thanks to our
friends, neighbors and relatives for the kind
expressions of ' sympathy in our recent
bereavement by way of visitation, cards
flowers, memorial donations and food
brought to our home. Thanks also to the
pallbearers, flower bearers . members of
Huron Lodge No. 224 AF & AM Hensall for
their service following visitation. Our sincere
thanks to the Michael O'Connor Funeral
Home and staff, ladies of the U.C. W . of the
St. Andrew's United Church of Kippen for
the delicious lunch following the service and
to Mrs. Lloyd Cooper for the family luncheon
at our home. Heartfelt gratitude to Mrs.
David Cooper for the lovely music provided
during the service, and to both Rev. Lorne
Keays and Rev. Stan McDonald for the kind
hospital visits and prayers and in particular to
ciiwpated rds of cov. Stan McDomfort nald aft the funeral service.r his much appre-
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Secial thanks to Doctors Wallace and
Csertkow and Mrs. Visscher and the nurses
and staff of South Huron and Victoria
Hospitals. Everyone's acts of kindness shown
us during this time will always be remember-
ed. Mabel Kyle and Family
39-31-1
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I would like to thank Dr. Allan,
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Also avery fafpeclal thanks ttoneral
my
family, friends and relatives • for all the visits,
flowers, gifts and cards. All Was very much
appreciated. Joanne Dorssers
39.31-1
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PERSONAL
W000
Many thanks to my family, friends and
relatives for their cards, flowers and visits.
Special thanks to Penny, Kara and Linda, ,all
the nurses, Drs. Rodney and Underwood.
Everything was deeply appreciated.
Ann W ood
39-31-1
40. IN MEMORIAM
BENNEWLES: In loving memory of a dear
husband father, grandfather and great
grandfather, Edwm Bennewies who went to
his rest on August 3, 1984.
Your memory we treasure
We oft times think of you,
At our family get togethers,
The. missing link is you.
We talk and laugh and no one sees
The pain we grin and bear,
The heartache we all suffer,
When we see your empty chair,
But God who loves the world so much,
Gives hope to all mankind,
We will meet again in paradise,
When God makes all things new.
Sadly missed by his wife Susan and faa-31mill .
42. ENGAGEMENTS
Weekend -T-
(Continued from Pale A2)
There was, of course, more on their minds
than that as we soon found out. Seems it was
interrogation time.
"Do you have a cottage in here?" they
asked.
"No."
"Then where are you going at this time of
night (let the records show it was 10:30
p,m,)?"
"To visit a friend."
"Do they know you're coming?"
Dumb;questlon. Of course they don't know
we're coming. W e just thought we'd drive the
600 kilometres on the off -chance they alight
be around on a Thursday night.
"You do realize of course that people will
be sleeping at this time of night?"
Oh really, Wed likely be doing that by now
if you'd let us get on with our journey.
Besides if they're expecting us they'll more
than likely be awake - in fact they may even be
worrying about us because we most obviously
have been detained.
"Who is it you're going to see?"
The party is named.
"We've never heard of them. Are you sure
they have a cottage here?"
Almost positive. "Well, their nameAeas on
the sign back there, I've been here 'before,
and we also have a map. Would you like to see
it?" (Let the records now show that since the
father of the party we were on our way to visit
is by vocation a map drawer for the
government there was no mistaking we were
in the right spot.)
Looks authentic. Looks like you want the
second cottage from the right. Do you think
you'll be able to find the cottage with this
map." •
Well, if we can't we're morons.
SIMPSON- HOEGY
Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Simpson, Maysville,
Ontario announce the forthcoming marriage
of their daughter Mary Dianne to Douglas
Lavern, son of Mr, and Mrs. Lavern Hoegy,
Dublin, Ontario. The wedding will take place
August 23, 1986 at Marsville United Church.
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We drove on, with the police trailing us all
the way in. Finally they took a different fork hi
the road and we headed on to where we
presumed the cottage to be.
WellIguess we're morons, because we bit
three different cottages before being tracked
down again and guided to the right one.
The conversation went something like....
"Where is that stupid cottage."
"Maybe if we head back to the main fork
and turn left."
'!Are you sure?"
"No, but let's do something. There's
someone with a flashlight coming our way
and I don't reallywant to be questioned by
the police again."
"Okay" (the flashlight draws nearer)
"Wait, I think I hear someone calling my
name, It must be
"Are you sure?"
"I think so."
"Well, should I wait here."
"I don't know."
"Well the flashlight's getting closer. Are
you sure it's...."
"Lock your door and wind up your
window."
At this point we are very close to screaming
but we recognize the' bearer of the beam to
be our intended hostess. Massive relief sets
in.
"You jerks," she says. "I've been chasing
you all over the place. • You kept driving
around and around the cottage. Now will you
get your act together, we're over here."
To prevent us getting lost again she enters
the car and directs us across the 100 yards of
terrain separating us from the cottage. At last
- a place to call home.
And that's only day one of our adventure.
There'll be more - much more!
Annie arrives in Bend
Auditions were held in Toronto, London
and Grand Bend this past spring as hundreds
of aspiring youngsters gathered with hope in
their. hearts and a glimmer in their star -struck
eyes. Their dream was to be cast in Huron
Country Playhouse's production of the famed
Broadway musical Annie.
General Manager of the Playhouse,
Heather Redick was "overwhelmed by all the
interest, enthusiasm and talent witnessed
among the local, non-professional young
people at these auditions. It's been very
rewarding.
So many wonderfully appropriate children
turned up, the Playhouse has been granted
concessions by Actor's Equity Association in
order to allow for the casting of extra local
youngsters in Annie. Some of the children are
Ailsa Craig's own Julie De Vree; Arkona's
Angela Richter; Chatham's Susan Carter;
Clinton's Jessi Fond; Corunna's Jamie
Bracewell; Dashwood'% Kelly Hoffman and
Jennifer W elgand; Exeter's Melanie Philips;
Forest's Rachel Bartlett and Mary Greiner;
Goderich's Rebecca Penn, Jackie Rau and
, Tanya Ross; Grand Bend's Sarah Bannister,
Chantelle Crabe and Patti Desjardine;
Hensali's Victoria Bisback; London's Andrea
Bettger, Jacki Dykes, Karen Suzuki and
Stephanie Tatylor; Mitchell' Cin, Noble
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household pet, and one of a menagerie of
seven. Being an extra talented canine has
landed him a lead role as "Sandy", Annie's
dog. )Sebringvi le's Kristen Tara; Stratford's
Caroline and Colleen Rothwell; Strathroy's
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Allison Wolder; Woodham's Sarah Bradford
and Zurich's Aimee Gelinas are also
included.
Annie, book by Thomas Meehan, music by
Charles Strouse and lyrics by Martin
Charnin, is the smash hit Broadway musical,
recipient to several awards -- a Tony for Best
Musical, a Grammy for Best Show Cast
Album, the New York Drama Critics' Circle
Award for Best Musical and a Theater World
Award to name a few. Annie has been
performed in theatres around the world --
Washington D.C., St. Louis, Detroit, Chic-
ago, Boston, San Francisco, Los Angeles,
London, Australia, Japan and Mexico; as well
as having toured throughout Canada.
Meehan's book is set in the Depression and
opens in the city orphanage where Annie
(Sudbury's Theresa Stewart), has dwelled
since her parents abandoned her as a baby.
After an eleven year stay, Annie decides
that it is high time that she locates her
missing parents and runs away. Returned
promptly by one of the New York's finest, she
is selected by Oliver Warbuck's (a wealthy,
single entrepreneur) secretary to spend the
Christmas holidays at the Warbuck mansion.
Needless to say, the small red-headed orphan
adds vitality and spirit to the festive season
and touches eyyergopp s heart with x
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Annie arrives in Grand Bend to preview
August 12 and runs to September 6. There
will be performances Friday, Saturday and
Monday of the labour Day long weekend.
Plenty of tickets are still available. Call Huron
Country Playhouse (519)238-8451.
Artistic director welcomed
Past Artistic Director, Aileen Taylor -
Smith, will be back this year at The Huron
Country Playhouse after a four-year absence
playing Mrs. Mullen in Carousel and Annie
tlrowfT in The Black Bonspeil of Wullie
MacCrimmon.
Aileen has a long association with The
Playhouse being one of the original accesses
to perform in The Playhouse's first produc-
tion Showoff in 1972. This was only the first of
a number of shows that Aileen would play a
major role In, leading up to her appointment
as Artistic
tiin to i er acting a
the theatre from 1979 to
1982. Inaddition directing
contributions to the theatre, Aileen (nstt•
gated the "Young Players Company" who
won the hearts of Playhouse patrons over
their three years.
Originally Aileen wanted to be a director in
• California but when acting jobs were easier
to find, Aileen soon disoovered she had aflare
for both. Born in Tennessee. and now a
resident of Toronto, Aileen's acting career
has taken her to Windsor, Barrie, Toronto,
Sudbury and New Brunswick- However, it's
the personal aspect of small theatre and the
friendly audiences of Grand Bend that bring
Aileen back to The Huron Country Play-
house, Aileen says, "1 love coming home. I
love the people. Grand Bend is a warm-heart-
ed place. There's a richness from the input of
the audience that makes The Huron Country
Playhouse a healthy theatre."
They say home is where the heart is and
with Aileen it must be Grand Bend. "it was
With great difficulty that 1 had to leave each
time. 1 was always thinking of Grand Bend
while t was away."
Aileen's return will be of particular Interestto y
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