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Playground opens
Rummage sale a great success
The ruminage sale spon-
sored by the Dashwood and
Area Medical committee
held Saturday, June 27, was
a great success. They are
Dashwood
Mrs. Irvin Rader
very grateful to all who
donated. Watch for a later
one.
Playground news
Dashwood playground
opened Monday June 29 and
will run until August 14. The
leaders are Donna Miller,
Barb Rader and Nancy
Amos.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Rader,
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Rader,
Heather and Allan were Sun-
day guests with Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Lynn, Chris and
Shawn. The occasion was
Chris Lynn's third birthday.
Melvin. Restemayer has
returned home from Univer-
sity hospital where he un-
derwent surgery.
Senior's .dinner, bus trip
Twenty-five senior
citizens from Dashwood
were treated to dinner at
$uronview June 25, followed
by a variety showof singing,
violin, banjo, piano and dan-
cing. They all had a most
enjoyable day.
Last Tuesday, 11 seniors
from Dashwood accom-
panied the Grand Bend
seniors on their one day bus
trip.
Dashwood grads
Students from Dashwood
who graduated from Stephen
Central school were Frank
Briggs, Lynn Gaiser, Greg
Lightfoot, Heather Rader
and Doug Schade.
Personals
Recent visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Guenther
were Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Stickney, Arizona; Mr. and
Mrs. Jeff• Pinch, Houston,
Texas; Mr. and Mrs. Wayne
Stickney, Patti and Robert
Wheatley; Mrs. E. S.
McLelland, St. Catharines;
Mrs. Carl Lacapra, Peter-
borough; and Mr. and Mrs.
Grant Stickney, Stratford.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rader,
Ben and Robin, London,
spent two days with Mr. and
Mrs. Irvin Rader last week.
IT SHOULD FIT — Nancy Nutt tries on a dress at Saturday's rummage sole in Dashwood.
Helping out is Marion Rader. Proceeds from the sole go to the Medical Centre building
fund. T -A photo
Blyth aims for another big year
Although economic
restraints and cutbacks
seem to be the order of the
day for most arts
organizations, the Blyth
Summer Festival is moun-
ting its biggest season ever
this year.
Building on the success of
the 1980 season, the Blyth
Summer Festival, under the
artistic direction of Janet
Amos. is offering an expand-
ed season of five plays, in a
nine week season, up from
four plays in an eight week
season. consequently more
people are needed to mount
an expanded season, conse-
quently the size of the com-
pany has increased from
thirty-six to over fifty people
in 1981.
The key to the expansion
lies in the phenomenal
audience'response the
Festival experienced in the
4980 season. The Festival
has steadily increased its
audience in its seven years
of existence, building its
audience from 2,900 in 1975
to over 20.000 in 1980. In 1981,
an average of 84 more people
attended each performance
than in 1979.
Advance sales for the 1981
season indicate that the
MR. AND MRS LAWRENCE REGIER
Lawrence Regier and Julie Margaret Ingram were married at
Our lady of Mount Carmel Church June 27. The bride is the'
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ingram, RR 2, Hensall and the
groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Frank Regier, RR 3
Dashwood. Father J. Nelliganofficiated.Music was provided
by Jane Sullivan and Donna Prout. Maid of honour was
Michelle Vandergunst, RR 2, Crediton. Bridesmaids were
Cathy Ingram, sister of the bride, Bonnie Keys, Exeter, Barb
Dutton, Toronto, and Sherri Lovell, RR 2, STaffa. David Prout,
RR 1 Centralia, was best man. Guests were ushered by Derek
and Kevin Regier, Dashwood, and Sandy Ingram, Hensall.
Ring bearer was WestlyRegier, RR 3, Dashwood. After a wed-
ding trip to northern ntario, the, couple is residing at RR 3,
Hensall. Photo by Frank Phillips
trend will continue, as sales
are 31/2 times sales in 1979 at
this date. The Blyth Summer
Festival receives over 50%
of its revenue from ticket
sales, even with some of the
lowest ticket prices in the
province.
Blyth's formula for
success has been new Cana-
dian plays with particular
reference to the primarily
rural audience it serves.
.This year the Festival will
premiere three new plays,
bringing to twenty the
number of new scripts
that have first seen the stage
at Blyth.
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Sat. July 4
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Wheels of Chance,
Blackjack, Bingo
& Crab Races
Draw for
Gas Barbecue
$2.00 per person
qNo minors admitted
Anne chislett opens on July
3, LOVE OR MONEY by
Carol Bolt opens July 7, and
FIRE ON ICE, a collective
creation from an original
script by Keith Toulson
opens on August 4. The
season will be completed by
two other Canadian scripts,
THE TOMORROW BOX by
Anne Chistett, opening July
28, and HE WON'T COME
IN FROM THE BARN by
Ted Johns. opening August
25.
The season runs from July
3 to September 5, and tickets
and information are
available by calling (519)
523-9300.
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