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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1989-08-09, Page 7Lessons at Bible School - Teachers Belle Ratz and Ryan Ratz. supervise one of the classes at this week's Vacation Bible School at Crediton United Chruch. From the left are students Jo -Dee Regier, Chris Gielen, David Robertson, Michelle Finkheiner and Melissa Horner. Stratford season for 1990 STRATFORD - In David Wil- liam's first season as Artistic Di- rector, four of Shak peare's mas- terworks, the presntation of a contemporary Canadian play by Sharon Pollock on one of the main stages, on of Congreve's late Res - Forthcoming Marriage - Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hendriks are pleased to announce the forth- coming marriage of their daugh- ter Marianne Hendriks to Jo- seph P. .Keller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Keller. The wed- ding will take place on Satur- day, August 12, 1989 at 2:30 p.m. at St. Peter's Church, St. Joseph. Open reception, 9:00 p.m. in Hensall. [oration comedies, the production of a Pulitzer Prize-winning Ameri- can drama by Edward Albee and a moving work by the English play- wright David Storey, plus an ex- ceptional Broadway musical based on a story and characters by Damon Runyon, will all be part of the Stratford Festival's outstanding 1990 season. Artistic Director Designate, Da- vid William presented his 1990 "main company" playbill for the Festival, Avon and Third Stages, -at a meeting of the Festival's full Board of Governors on July 28, in Stratford. On the world-renowned Festival Theatre stage, the 1990 season will open with MacBeth, one of the greatest tragedies of all time. This will be joined by the lyrical, ro- mantic comedy, As You Like It, and Guys & Dolls, the classic American musical that combines a peat book, lyrics and score. Open ing mid-season will be Shakes- peare's compelling political trage- dy, Julius Caesar. The 1990 season at the -Avon Theatre will open with Shakes- peare's bawdy domestic comedy of love and adultery, The Merry Wid- ows of Windsor,followed by Ilome, David Storey's engaging, strangely, moving drama that won the New York Theatre Critic's award for "Best Play of The Year", and Congreve's brilliant Restora- tion comedy, Love For Love. Edward Albee's Pulitzer Prize- winning, profoundly original study of a modern American family, A Delicate Balance, will open mid- season, and • later in the season, Sharon Pollock's challenging con- temporary Canadian drama, One"Ti- ger To A Hill, will also be present- ed. In addition to playing, at the Fes- tival and Avon Theatres, members of the "main company" will also perform at the Third Stage in pro- ductions of Racine's Phaedra (trans- lated by Richard Wilbur), and a Double Bill of Dostoevsky's The Grand Inquisitor (adapted from "The Brothers Karamzov' by Ronald Ma- vor), and Chekhov's Swan Song. The title role in Phaedra is consid- ered the supreme acting challenge of all time and this will be the first performance at Stratford of any play by Racine, who is universally re- garded as France's greatest dramat- ist. ramatist. The Young Company will also be seen at the Third Stage in two productions performed m The playbill for the 1990 Young Company season is still to be an- nounced, as are complete casting and production details. Opening night for the Stratford Festival's 1990 season will be Monday, May 28 with opening eek . unning through June 2. About peopieyoU EXETER - Dr. and Mrs. Dennis Cann, Stephen and Kendra of Pi- nawa, Manitoba, visited Mr. and Mrs. Carmen Cann and Andy and Phyllis Miller and family during the first week of August: Kevin and Joanne Oke hosted a family smorgasbord on the Wednesday evening at their home in Zurich. Twenty-one family memers were present from Strat- ford, Brucefield, Usborne township, Exeter and Zurich vicinity. HITACHI SCIENCE FOR THE SENSES HITACHI TRK -3D75 Power -full portable combines super sound with sensational ,ilia . Features • Built-in surround sound circuit • DetaC able suraDuna ur e fife- 31 watts • AM/FM Stereo/Short Wave • Auto Reverse cas- sctte • 5 -band g(aj ilii uyuaiiLul • ilrru Moral Lucan Revival -Centre LUCAN - Tuesday the members and friends of Lucan Revival Centre held an appreciation dinner for Rev. Pieter and Jeannette Schinkleshoek in the Fellowship Hall of the, church. Rev. and Mrs. Schinkle- shock have accepted a pastorate in Grande Prairie, Alberta, and will be leaving the end of August. After a delicious smorgasbord dinner, Rev. Roger Mason gave several humorous anecdotes about Rev. and Mrs. Schinkleshoek's work in the church. Miss Anne McLaughlin, longtime friend of the Schinkleshoeks related how they had been a help to her. Bruce Henry said how much the church has ap- preciated their ministry, with hu- mor. Rev. Schinkleshdek then had his chance .to relate his version of hu- morous anecdotes of Rev. and Mrs. Mason ministry. Mrs. Cathy Ma- son replied with her version. Mrs. Jane Bende sang Friends in appreciation of the Schinkleshoeks. Doug and Marti Butler sang Pre- cious Lamb of God and There is a Saviour. Rev. Mason had a love of- fering taken up which was presented to Rev. and Mrs. Schinkleshoek. Dan Wuerch led in singing the -new chorus The Angel of the Lord in - closing the evening. Sunday morning Tim Kritzer led the singing accompanied by Mrs. Lorraine Armitage playing the pia- no, and Mr. Ron Karlsetter on the o gan. Rev. Roger Mason spoke om Exodus 17: 8-16. The three ar- in which Christians wage spiri- war against the devil' are the Templeman - Bonikowsky Barbara Lynn Templeman and Bradley Scott Bonikowsky, ex- changed marriage vows on the lawn at Templehaven Farms, on Saturday, June 10, 1989 with Rev. Lucie Milne, Cromarty Presbyterian Church officating. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Templeman, Staffa and Mr. and Mrs. Dan Bonikowsky, Bowmanville, are parents of the groom. Attend- ing the bride were Nancy Bert - ens, Fullarton, Nancy McIver, Mitchell, Wanda Martyn and Michelle. Martyn, Russeldale. Attending the groom were Larry Bonikowsky, Oakville, Richard Templeman, Staffa, Don Elli- son, Goderich and Craig Boni- kowsky, Bowrnanville. The ring bearer .was Danny 'Bertens, nephew of the bride and the two flower girls were Cassan- dra Parsons and Lindsay Tem- pleman, nieces of the bride. world, the flesh, and the devil. Just like the Amelekites attacked Israel from behind in this scripture, so the devil does not play fair in attacking Christians in their weak spots. Is- rael could have run, surrendered, or fight. Fighting, they won the victo- ry. Likewise, Christians need to re- sist the devil and force him out. Just as Moses held up his staff to- ward God, in dependence onGod, so Christian's victory is determined by d 2,nd Ifvel of God. ev. Mason and Rev. Pieter Schinkleshoek served communion at the end of the service. Rev. Roger Mason conducted the Sunday evening service. Rev. Pieter Schicleshoek ministered from Ephesians 4: 11-15, listing the call- ing of God. August 21 to 25 - Lucan Com- munity Vacation Bible School. Au- gust 27 - Farewell Service for Rev. Pieter and Jeannette Schinkleshoek at 6:30 p.m. August 9, 1989 To marry - Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ford wish to announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Marilyn to Thomas Dodsworth. The wedding will take place on August 19, 1989 in Coquitlam, B.C. /Ma 1.e MOM 40 ik ha lir wg‘ XI . rA11 /�- YOUR GUIDE TO PROFESSIONAL PERSONAL SERVICES. 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