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_iiiiii,ii,gii-ii_ DINING (,")cililt . DANCING The Valhalla lnvlfas you . . . anloy our famous Working in hotels and lounges can quite often mean evening work. These two cocktail waitresses from a local hotel and their two fellow workers don't seem to mind one bit, as it gives them plenty of time during the day to enjoy the great (,t)ih. "The meeting place" 'dag, Look for our sign, Hwy. 27 ' (Just north of Bloor St.) c l, """ (larsl,,',',','.',." "-.-G-, Tum is1i.ifiirkt?," in - I m ". (II'MI mm. [hum Kn", mm mm at loo 6"". - rtqhtiy have te m M I a m , I DI ml! e.rNurtWtt vov Mi WM but mum. RAY BELMONTE makes you want to LAUGH & DANCE Car/azmxmz FAMILY DINNER IAV MIN will be has! mil Tuesday wanna a.” r - 'i.TFA. a ;ri,7i9',rlr'rf, 1'l',Ta'2l,9.?"G ' It's happiness time fi' in The Woodbine Inn' DIXOI’! Road at the Airport 677-1500 - for reservations EVERY SUNDAY 5.00 to 9.30 pm. M M " - CHOOSE FROM: - Lobster, herring, chicken, smoked and marinated salmon, roast beef, ham, liver pate also l3 delicious salads and several hot dishes. Pastry and cheese tray. At THE For Reservations 239-2391 Only Mes,, Mqu ax won u Ftrtr (lamp muw make an "Mme av It”. county rm- Pv. a mom on YMQMM Cantu-om no "rv.tt any m me ""tt" Pro. ... New." mun Ann" "tttet I” Dawn " . luau. ”aroma! M UN] qt? 6'. Per Person Special for the Children [hull very own color book Menu md cu) um up.“ John was here for a visit to CTN television and was so impressed with Canada and Toronto in particular, that he would love to come to this area as an entertainer. He normally brings his own organist and drummer with The latest star performer passing through town and giving a guest performance in the Cockney Pride, was John Amore, a young singer from Detroit Michigan. John is only 23 years old and is one of the brightest young performers that I have seen in a long time. He is a good looking, well mannered and personable young man with a voice that is certain to lead him to great heights in the en- tertainment world. He has performed in numerous clubs throughout the States, and always with the same fantastic results. Should anyone book him into their lounge, I think that An evening in the Cockney Pride at Howard Johnston's Airport Hotel can have many surprises in the form of guest artists who quite frequently get up and do their thing. summer pastime of boating and scuba diving. With summer nearly upon us more and more people are taking to the waterways for relaxation and enjoyment. H" Marr - nigh in llu- LiuV "mun Jug Immgr .n Tlu' \wnl In tla, goth. For tttttr mm~rminmruL m- lunu- " gum Iu'“ granny "r, in [rum-I Imlm'- "uni:- in Iln-ir ms" "eviof mrxlc. iu-I urvul fur sl-or/rue.: Wake l""" writing cor"trlctr . . "litre "I lhr Iran kvlllv Nun-maul . Ilu' I‘illla- ”rm-n lulu Immgv. \‘rul hm. vahulu- Illul. "t "In. 27 . An evening out Entertainment with Roger Doris they would have a real winner. He is managed by Al Cole, of Al's Variety Shows in Berkley Michigan, who is a Toronto man originally, and has sent some great performers back to this area. +++ There is a new group moving into the Little Brown Jug Lounge at the Ascot Inn this coming Monday. This new group is called Chapter and is reported to be an exciting show and dance band. +++ The Cara Inn also has a new group in Mother McLeans this week. The group is called Rhyme and Reason and will be there for the next few weeks. +++ If you are looking for something out of the or- dinary to do this Victoria Day weekend, a visit to Black Creek Pioneer Village where the life of a rural Ontario village of 100 years ago has been preserved almost as if in a "time capsule" can be a delightful change of pace. The? 27 buildings of the NOW APPEARING New born lambs should prove to be a hit with the youngsters, as will the other Village animals ranging from oxen to chickens, geese, pigs, horses, cattle, ducks and guinea fowl. Village have been restored and furnished, to that time and staff members go about the daily living tasks of the pioneers in the same fashion they were done a century ago, thereby bringing the Village to life. Over the holiday weekend events such as sheep shearing, rail splitting, candle dipping, plowing, harrowing and seeding will be carried out by the Villagers as they recreate the duties of the pioneers at this time of year. Different special events are scheduled for the Village on weekends between 11 a.m. and 4 p.m. during the year. Visitors can browse through the Village general store, Laskay's Emporium, and even send mail from the post office at the back of the store if they wish. The mail will be postmarked "Black Creek Village, Ontario," and thousands of pieces are sent from the post office each year. other buildings in the Village include a harness shop, general store, blacksmith shop, fire house, shoe maker's shop, a school, printer's office, church, artisan's house, gentleman's house, the Half Way House inn and Roblin's flour mill. The Dalziel Barn Museum at the Village is also in- triguing. Originally built in 1809 the barn formed part of the nucleus of buildings jfor the development of Black Creek, and is now used as a museum. It contains exhibits of early life in Ontario in- cluding flax processing, stump pulling, meat processing, a sugar bush operation, homespun ar- ticles and weaving, an inter- nationally famous 19th century toy collection, unusual carvings of pioneer artisans at work, and a display of pioneer stoves. Visitors can take a hor- sedrawn wagon ride to the museum from the Village. In May and June, the Village is open between 9:30 am. and 5 p.m. on week- days, and on weekends and holidays between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. in May, and between 10 am. and 6:30 p.m. in June, July, and August. HI " I'll“ . . or in»! Ii-h'niug. rcrax alflt‘ruzlrli- in ‘luhum- Iv77-IHIDI, Ilum ill- The Rhyme and Reason is the name of this exciting quartet currently pleasing patrons in Mother McLean at the Cara Inn. The members of the group are (left to right) Ted Me Full Course ninner of Hamblrger Steak 'l/it M Course Dinner of Fish ' [hips (We try Halibut only) FROM BUR MIM-t . . . 'd Chicken . . . v, Chicken 1. " BBQ Spare Ribs '3.0t ALL SPECIALS ARE FULL COURSE DINNERS. ie/Soup or Juice, Main Course. Choice of Rice, Jello or Ice Cream. Tea or Coffee. DANCING - N0 com - rum LICENCE!) EVERY FRIDAY, smunonv AND SUNDAY THF, MUDERNAJRES l NOW APPEARING IN THE DINING LOUNGE IN THE HEAR? 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