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The Hotel Lancaster's Blue Horse Lounge will feature an- other Country and Western act starting next Monday -- 'The Town and Country Trio," fea- turing "Sandy" Parr, as_ the femme singer, Bruce Appleby with his rhythm guitar and Don Baddy on the lead guitar. The trio is scheduled for an early appearance on Carl Smith's television show, "Let's Sing Out" (Channel 9 -- CFTO). General-manager Lou Bonnie of the Hotel Cadillac's Coronet Room has booked "The Ranee Lee Trio" -- "two fellos and a girl" -- for one week starting Monday night. Ranee Lee is the feminine attraction supported by Wayne Coleman and Jim Ackroyd. The Hotel Genosha's Starlite Room will have a new star, starting Monday night. Marilyn Reddick, the blonde, curvaceous chanteuse and for- mer winner of the Miss Canada title, will perform nightly with her special painist, Dennis Bart- lett. She got her first professional break with Ellis McKlintock and soon made a name as a smooth, swinging song stylist. Marilyn was also awarded the Miss Congeniality title in the Miss America Pageant. Then followed a series of nation-wide public appearances on radio and television in Canada and the U.S. She also performed at the CNE grandstand... , The Central Hotel's Gold Rush Lounge will present "The Cross- winds' quartet for a second week, starting next Monday. The group features calypso and .modern songs with plenty of swing. They have a girl vocal- ist -- there are also guitar, or- gan and drums for background music, MARILYN REDDICK The biggest news of late for local Country and Western Mu- sic buffs was that the famous Hank Snow will perform at the Oshawa Civic Auditorium in a one-night stand next June, the date to be announced shortly. Snow's name is magic at the box-office across North Amer- ica, especially in Oshawa. He appeared at the Marks Theatre in person eight years ago for two Saturday night perform- ances which drew a total of more than 1,600. The date -- Wed., March 9. 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