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The Blyth Library was packed on Monday afternoon as 21 kids took part
in a Paper Puppet Workshop sponsored by the Huron County Public
Library as a March Break activity. Clinton puppeteer Marian
Doucette, above, admires the Easter Bunny made by Melissa Evers of
RR1, Wroxeter. Ms. Doucette will put on a kid’s puppet show at 3 p.m.
next Saturday at the Brussels Library. Admission is free.
Festival Singers present
concert March 29
The Blyth Festival Singers are
pleased to announce the second
concert in their current season, a
programme of sacred music to be
performed on Sunday, March 29 at
3p.m.and8p.m.atOntario Street
United Church, Clinton.
The Festival Singers have chos
en a wide-ranging repertoire of
sacred music, from works by
well-known Canadian composer
Healey Willan to familiar composi
tion s by Mozart, Beethoven and
Handel. Singers’ member Phil
Telfer will perform the tenor solo in
Cesar Franck’s beautiful “O Lord
Most Holy.”
Highlight of the concert will be
the performance of Schubert’s
Mass in B flat. Joining the choir for
Stratford holds open house
this work will be Anita Ruthig,
soprano, St. Mary’s; Lisa Philpott,
alto, London; tenor Derrick Long,
Stratford; and bass John Wilkin
son, also of Stratford. The concert
will be performed under the
direction of Angus Sinclair, Strat
ford, and accompanied by Louise
McGregor of Clinton.
Lovers of choral sacred music
will enjoy joining the choir in
several well-known hymns from
the Christian tradition.
Tickets are available ($5 - adult
& $1.50 - child) from choir
members or by phoning the Blyth
Festival Box Office (523-9300). The
Festival Singers will look forward
to meeting the audience during
refreshments following each per
formance.
Even though performances for
the Stratford Festival’s 1987 sea
son are still several weeks away,
approximately 2,000people are
expected to be at the Festival on
Sunday, March 22. The event is the
annual Stratford Festival Open
House. Doors open at 11 a.m. and
Open House activities continue
until 5 p.m.
Open House features guided
tours of both the Festival and Avon
Theatres. It also includes demon
strations, displays and tours of
backstageproductionareas. No
reservations are needed and ad-
mission is free. Theatre tours take
approximately 50 minutes to com
plete and the last tour in each
theatre will begin at 4:10 p.m.
Staffing for Open House activi
ties includes members of the
Stratford Friends of the Festival
volunteer organization and staff
members of the Festival who have
volunteered their time.
The Stratford Festival also
wishes to express its appreciation
to Tim Horton Donuts (Stratford)
and McDonalds Restaurant (Strat
ford) for their provision of compli
mentary refreshments.
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