Times Advocate, 1994-06-01, Page 12Page 12
Times -Advocate, June 1, 1994
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Comedy act benefits public pool
Show raises funds to ,
help renovate town
swimming pool
EXETER - Receipts aren't all in,
but a comedy show Friday evening
in Exeter should a few thousand
dollars to the fund to renovate the
town's public swimming pool.
Comedian Sunny Knight en-
tertained a couple of hundred peo-
ple, whose tickets were purchased
by town businesses. Recreation di-
rector Lynne Farquhar said she was
disappointed more didn't show up,
particularly since the hall had seat-
ing for the 400 tickets that had been
pre -sold at $10 each.
Knight's humour was well-
received by the audience. including
his frequent good-natured jabs at
Hensall.
During the evening, Bill Mac-
Gregor of the Exeter Lions Club
presented recreation board chair-
man Mike Soldan with a cheque for
$2,000, the first installment in a
$10,000 pledge to help rebuild the
pool. The Exeter Optimist Club
has pledged the proceeds from its
Country Road Show, and the Odd -
fellows have promised another
$500 towards the pool.
Sunny Knight, (above) a
dead -ringer for George Carlin
kept his audience laughing at
the Exeter Pool fundraising
comedy show Friday evening.
Mike Soldan (below left) re-
ceives a cheque for $2,000
from the Exeter Lions to help
with renovations to the town
swimming pool.
Kippen East WI review
wedding pictures
KIPPEN - Kippen East W.I. met
at the home of Dorothy Bell for
their May meeting. The meeting
opened with the Ode, Mary Stewart
Collect and a poem "My How Well
We've Done".
The roll call was answered by
showing your wedding picture and
surprise! one of our members is
getting married again June 4, 1994.
The members are invited to Zu-
rich W.l.'s 80th anniversary on
June 6 at 2 p.m. The District Bus
Trip has been cancelled. The Offi-
cial Opening of the F.W.I.O. head-
quarters is August 21, 1994 at 1
p.m. Kippen East is to -take dessert
to the picnic in Crediton on July 5.
Dorothy Bell gave a Smile.
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Int.
Phyllis Parsons introduced the
guest speaker Joyce Doig of Eg-
mondville who showed slides and
gave us an indepth insight into Chi-
na especially the Dam Project on
the Yantce River. She mentioned a
few places to see in China. The
Summer Palace, The Long Walk.
The Great Wall, The Markle Boat.
and Beijing. She noted there is no
garbage Tying around China and
there could be as many as 50,000
bicycles a minute at an intersection.
Thea Wisch read a poem from a
book given her by the late Margaret
Hoggarth.
After the contest and courtesies
the meeting closed with the Royal
Anthem.
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