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, . “a ; DINING . ', iii', DANCING Entertainment Jewelled with no eriistdrteal “an, the dome-ohnped Ctneqhere theatre, one of the features of Ontario Place, opening May tt on Lake Ontario, south of Toronto', Exhibition Park, present: a dramatic port of the night Icene. The no not theatre, most advanced film theatre in the world, In: a film meen no x I) feet. North York Centennial Centre at 580 Finch Avenue West will be the setting for a two-hour majorette display presented by the five corps sponsored jointly by local service clubs and the Borough of North York Parks and Recreation Department. The program will get underway Thursday, May 20 at 7:30 pan. The trio andtoreen make a pleasant and enjoyable package for nightclub goers. Backing up Doreen during her stay at the Woodbine is the Paul Neary Trio, com- prised of Paul on drums, Hushie Sherman who is a fine reed man and Don Firth at the organ. As well as backing up Doreen they play for dancers from 9 to l nightly. Miss Carole Prest, a Grade 13 student at Northview Heights Secondary School, has been chosen to represent North York as an exchange student. Her scholarship was earned as part of a France- Canada Association of Toronto student exchange program. Scholarships are being awarded to one Grade 12 or Grade 13 student from each Borough of Metropolitan Toronto. I. 18 -'I'h .e.t-ree* Thou. My. May 8. 1m Doreen Hayes, the sweetheart of the race track crowd, is back entertaining in the Constellation Hotel’s Woodbine Inn once again. Doreen is a shapely, multi- talented young lady whose love of horses has made her many friends among the track crowd. She is a fine performer, with a well balanced show of songs, humour and dancing. As well as performing on the night club circuit, Doreen runs her own modelling and dance studios. Five corps will join Salute fo hhaiorettes' Exchange for tournam- can: 2arean/mrr. 27 north of " I". An Evening Out... with Roger Doris presenting a bright, colorful programme of precision marching, fancy strutting and baton skills. The Toronto 400 Lions Drum Line will accompany the marching. Special guests for the evening will be the men's chorus of the Queen City Harmonizers, who sing in 'barbershop style'. If anyone is driving up to the cottage area, I would recommend dropping in and saying hello to Jessie and Harry, they are sure to give you a hearty welcome. +++ Paul Beattie is another local entertainer who has enjoyed much success in area of Metro. He is currently appearing at the Oakdale Tavern, on Oakdale just north of Sheppard, first east of High- way 400. Mr. and Mrs. Shaw are originally from England where they ran a pub of their own. They intend to take the Gamebridge Inn which is on Highway 12 and 48at the Trent Canal, and turn it into a typical English Pub. He has a fine duo that has played in many of the clubs in this end of the city. As well as entertaining he runs his own music studios and teaches students. Theo local residents, J mic and Harry Shaw have been regular patrons of the Pub tor some time, but took over the running of the Game- bridge Inn this past weekend. Saturday was their opening night and many of their friends from these parts motored up to help them celebrate the occasion. Many of the regular patrons of the Pub at the Skyline Hotel were absent this past Saturday night, although through no fault of the hoiel. DINING corps' members will be presenting solo baton and dance routines, as well as an exciting display of fire baton twirling. A capacity crowd of over 2,000 parents and friends of the majorettes is expected to attend. Tickets and ad- ditional information may be secured from the North York Parks and Recreation Department, 5000 Yonge Street, in Willowdale. Joey Hollingsworth brings his show into the Ascot Inn's Little Brown Jug Munge for this week only. The group is comprised of Joe and Linda Bell (both pictured above), drummer Mark Stanley and organist Veral Gordon. Joey is a master tap dancer and a fine singer and the rest of the group complete a fine entertainment package. 6355, Fill) a BERNIE BLACK FULLY LICENSED PREMISES at the Plano 6355 AIRPORT RD. 677-733] Sing up a Donnybrook at the Horse and Groom 2048 AVENUE RD. am South " "l) t,'a1f.Hii',eHri,o',h, 4M.4l31 23"”, STORE HOURS.. I 'ra.. b I p... - Cloud Manda,- Ti4iNe Dromly NOW OPEN . . . All Day Sunday and Holidays 11 am - midnight AN oursvmnma‘naw snow! , IEXDALE BLVD W M " PHONE 6774101 Lolsol FREEparhing mmmal <hvnamuan< Como on along and mm In Nuthly mum! Sunday 9 pm __ 1 a m The Horse and Groom Aiiiihiiiiiii iiEmas DOREEN HAYES Lazy warm summer days -.-- clean cold, home brewed beer -- a perfect combination and now is the time to start your brew from our easy to prepare "Brother Vinheart" Malt beverage kit. Complete ingredients to make A gals. t 7 5 (48 pint bottles). C s,wsk" Dixon Road at the Airport Reservations please - 677-1500 1095 WESTON RO. (SOUTHOF EGLINTON) RN HOME DELIVERY 762-4273 ASCOT INN NOW OFFERS DEthIQUS,DISHES FOR LUNCH AND DINNER. FROM OUR EXTENSIVE MENU STEFEE'S BAR-B-Q (The place where people get value for their money) They’re ll it again'. JOEY HOLLINGSWORTH SHOW Rudd! Blvd jun an! of Hwy " Phone 742 5510 JUST GIVE US A CALL FOR HOME DELIVERY OF YOUR FAVOURITE DISHES is back in The Woodbine Inn she sings she dances she jokes and you can do the same enjoy a top Show, top AO music for dancmg nightly in the Little Brown Jug HOME BREWED sis BAR-B-Q SPARE RIBS BAR-B-Q CHICKEN EXPERT ADVICE ALWAYS AVAILABLE tantalum“; nthe BEER RCA Recording Stars. The Irish Rebels miles wrth men own "bald and "laymen! . THEA TRES 3%} NIGHT CL UBS 9:25,: LOUNGE PHESEN rs Good must, good food and an evcmng of dancmg are waiting for you at La Terraza. The Ken Stanley Trio perform your favorite songs With Hair and fmesse. Jam them some evening soon. 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