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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1996-12-04, Page 27Love, Mom, Dad, Tyler, Nicholas & Jordan Saturday CHRISTMAS TOY DROP-OFF Please bring a new Toy of any value for a needy child this holiday season and get in free to see a great band. 50TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY The family of BILL & VI COWAN Invite you to help them celebrate their 50TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY December 8, 1996 at a Come & Go Tea 2 - 4:30 Auburn Community Hall Best Wishes Only Boxing Day SCARECROW Hwy, 8 West, Clinton 482-1234} Montgomery Mechanical Contractors & Weber Refrigeration & Electrical are merging to form one company "Montgomery's Comfort Centre Ltd 9/ • Same People Same Location Same Services Hwy#4 just South of Wingham 357-4300 `Sleeping Beauty' on Centre stage Continued from page 6 Blyth council -Non Brewmgion. AMERICAS URBAN RADIO NETWORKS FRI. & SAT. 7 & 9 PM SUN. - THURS. 8 PM LONG DISTANCE? CALL 1-800-265-3438 FOR TOLL FREE MOVIE INFO THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1996 PAGE 27. E ntertainment among nominees Blyth Fest. plays Canadian jazz legend Oscar Peterson presents a special Christmas concert to benefit Kitchener's St. Mary's Hospital. The first-ever appearance by Mr. Peterson on The Centre In The Square's stage is set for Saturday, Dec. 7 at 8 p.m. Peterson is a star of international importance. He is the first Canadian-born jazz pianist to achieve world-wide fame and has won seven Grammy Awards, 10 honorary doctorates and dozens of prizes and medals. He has recorded with most of the jazz greats over the years. His One of the greatest classical ballets, The Sleeping Beauty, weaves its magical spell on stage at Kitchener's The Centre In The Square on Dec. 5 and 6. The performances are scheduled for 7:30 p.m. so youngster's won't be up too late. Canada's acclaimed Royal Winnipeg Ballet presents this classic fairy tale complete with sumptuous sets and costumes and thrilling classical dance. Take the journey to an enchanted Guest entertain seniors Continued from page 3 on the program committee. A Christmas carol sing-song followed, led by Hary McDowell and Vera Badley. They then called on guests, Debbie Siertsema and Darlene Vanderveen. They sang and played their guitars. This was much enjoyed by everyone. Mary Walden thanked the girls and presented them with some flowers. John Hesselwood followed with some good jokes and read a Christmas poem. Several prizes were given out for lucky draws and marked tea cups and plates. These were all donated by the Ladies Auxiliary and much appreciated by the seniors. The rest of the afternoon was spent playing euchre and lost heir. CAPITOL THEATRE Adult (Age 16 & over) $6.00 Child (Age 15 & under) $4.00 Senior $4.00 Tuesday (All Tickets) $4.00 291-3070 LISTOWEL Dolby Surround Sound Stereo STARTS FRIDAY December 6. 12 7 & 9:15 P.M. RANSOM (Restricted) Mel Gibson varied albums with these giants include recording with Louis Armstrong, Ella Fitzgerald, Count Basic, Duke Ellington, Dizzy Gillespie and on and on. His recordings with his award-winning trio have brought recognition to him from numerous places throughout the globe. One of Peterson's special guests at this concert is Peter Appleyard. Appleyard is a prolific and talented musician and in great demand. His skill on the vibraphone has been acclaimed by Benny Goodman, "A great vibraphonist," and Lionel Hampton, "A great, great artist." Also performing are the forest where good triumphs over evil through a single kiss. See the wicked fairy, Prince Charming, and Princess Aurora. Also joining the cast are "Mother Goose" storybook characters including Red Riding Hood, the Wolf, Puss 'n Boots, Tom Thumb and Cinderella. The Sleeping Beauty is the crowning achievement of one of the most remarkable creative collaborations in the history of dance. Pyotr Illyich Tchaikovsky's majestic score combines with By Cody Nichol and Phil Leger The kids at BPS are learning to • use the Internet and e-mail. We asked some Grade 2s what they thought about it. Kyle Lorimer thought it was easier than writing on paper. Jill thought it was fun. Sarah Garland thought it was better than looking through books. Grade 7/8 students, Mr. Kemp and others have been sending replies to them. On Thursday, Nov. 21, Rob Neves, a story teller from Listowel, came to share his creativity with us. He told many humorous stories. The whole school thought he was great. On Nov. 18, SAFE week began. Students learned about substance Magnetics Jazz Choir, one of North America's top vocal jazz groups. They have won numerous awards and have made five recordings as well as appearing on many television and radio programmes. On behalf of this fundraising concert for St. Mary's Hospital, Peterson .will also attend a special post-concert reception. Tickets for the reception, preferred seating and a tax receipt are available for $100. Tickets for the concert only are also available for $50, $45 and $40. Contact The Centre In The Square Box Office for tickets and for more information, 519-578-1570 or toll free 1-800-265-8977. Marius Petipa's seamless choreography for glorious results. The Kitchener-Waterloo Symphony joins the Royal Winnipeg Ballet in this memorable evening. Bring the entire family to The Sleeping Beauty, a terrific pre- Christmas treat. Tickets are priced from $22 to $36 with $5 off for children. Contact The Centre In The Square box office at (519) 578- 1570 or toll free 1-800-265-8977 to order. abuse, and how it can affect your life. The week ended on Nov. 27. The Ark had various activities, including• a night when your parents could come and learn how to make non-alcoholic beverages and the kids could bring their own banana and make a banana split. There also was a drug free dance. At the school there is a gift box for the needy, organized by Matt Clarkson and Phil Leger. Students are free to bring in canned goods, clothes or toys. Money donations are also accepted. The box will be out in front of the office until Dec. 13. Students are asked to please bring indoor shoes in case of fire drills, and for safety reasons. The quality and professionalism of Blyth Festival Theatre has once again been recognized with its seven nominations for the upcom- ing Stage Door Awards. In acknowledging excellence in live professional theatre in South- western Ontario, Stage Door Awards are given to recipients in drama, musical, comedy and tech- nical divisions. Blyth Festival Theatre's produc- tion of Fireworks received numer- ous nominations including Best New Play for playwright Gordon Portman, Leslie Wilkinson for Lighting Design, Rustey Davenport as Best Supporting Actor and Janet Amos as Best Actress. Wanda Graham received a nomi- nation for her Best Actress portray- al in Ma Belle Mabel while Liza Balkan got the nod for Best Sup- porting Actress in the same dramat- ic production. In the comedy category, Jocelyne Zucco will be up for the Best Sup- What" commission. Blyth council is also waiting for a report which will put a price on the cost of policing for municipali- ties. Provincial recommendations state that municipalities will assume the cost of policing, whether through the OPP or an independent force such as Wing- ham now has. HAPPY 16TH BIRTHDAY COREY CAMPBELL December 9th You're still Daddy's Little Helper! porting Actress for her performance in Villa Eden. Winners of Stage Door Awards will be announced Jan. 15 at Stage door on the Net (www.cyg.net/ —stampact/stagedr/johnnies.html). From Halifax: Loggerhead Recording Artists NICHOLSON with special guest SEE SPOT RUN Two great recording acts with videos on Much Music! $2 cover at the door Sat. Dec. 14 MCA Recording Artists HONEYMOON SUITE on their 1996 Tour Tickets $10.00 Advance December 20 HOTEL CALIFORNIA Oscar Peterson comes to Centre Brussels PS news Students send e-mail