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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1987-04-08, Page 20Page 20—CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8, 1987 Coming Evnts BINGO: Vanastra Rec Centre. Tuesdays, 8 p.m. First reg. card $1 fifteen reg. $20 games, three share the -wealth Jackpot $200. must go. Lucky Ball $220.00 (if not won). Lucky Boll increases $20. per week. Admission restricted to 16 years and over., tfar CATERING for complete satisfaction, let us cater your next special occasion Variety of meal plans. Captains Cove Family Restaurant. Bayfield 5652992 l0tfar CARD PARTY 1.0.O.F Hall, Brucefield, Friday April 10 at 8 p.m. Ladies please bring lunch. Everyone welcome. Admission $1 50 14 a HURON COUNTY Family Planning invites you to attend Family Planning Clinic every Thursday from 6.30 p.m. to 9 p.m. at Huron County Health Unit, Public Health Wing, Huronview, Clinton. Counselling and medical services provided. 49eow OUR 12TH ANNUAL Garage Sale will be held Fri- day, May 8th 7 00-9:00 pm at the Blyth Com- munity Centre. Call Bonnie Shannon 5239326 or Candice Howson 5234508 for any donations you may have. Sponsored by the Evening Unit of the Blyth U.C.W. 12.17 SUMMERHILL EUCHRE PARTY, (season finale) Fri- day. April 10, 1987 at 8:00 p.m. in the Summerhill Community Hall. Ladies please bring lunch. Everyone welcome. 14x BEGINNERS GENEALOGICAL workshop will be held of Wingham United Church..Wingham on Wednesday April 8 7 30 p.m. Sponsored by Huron Branch Ontario Genealogical Society Visitors welcome. 14 SECOND ANNUAL STANLEY TOWNSHIP Canoe Poker Rally. Registration 1 - 1 30 p.m Sunday April 12. $8 00 per hand Cash and draw prizes Lunch booth For more information call 482-5876 or 482-7103. 13 14ar BUS TRIP fabric shopping Cambridge Paris frea. Sponsored by Creative Needle Club, Wednesday April 15 leave 7 30 a m home 7 30 p m. Price $15 For reservations phone Audrey 482 9838. 13.14 KLOMPEN FEEST meeting cit Town Hall Council Chambers on Thursday April 9 at 8 p m 13 14ar BINGO upstairs Clinton Arena 9 Door open 6 30 p m Bingo jackpot to go Sponsored by D 13 14ar Thursday April 7 45 p rm $200 Clinton Junior PLAYERS NEEDED Anyone interested in playing Men's SIo-Pitch Please call 482-3087 FIDDLERS JAMBEREE, Stanley Twp Cornplex Sunday, April 12. 2-8 p.m, Adr, rssron $3.00, Sup per $6.00. Proceeds to Clinton Public Hospital Building Fund. Everyone welcome. :3,14 BLYTH LEGION Ladies Auxiliary are holding a Smorgasbord Dinner an'd Auction in the Blyth Community Centre. Saturday, April 25, 1987. For tickets contact Mildre' Ament 523.4230, Kathy Bromley 523.4497 or any Auxiliary member. Tickets are $20.00 couple, $10.00 single and all proceeds for the handicapped lift. Dinner 6-8 p.m. Auction to follow. Please get your tickets early. 13- l6ar THE 76TH ANNUAL MEETING of the Family and Children's Services of Huron County (incor- porated as the Children's Aid Society) will be held on Wednesday, April 22, 1987 at 7:30 p.m. at 46 Gloucester Terrace. Goderich, Ontario. A business meeting will be held to review the operation and financial results of 1986 and- for the election of officers. Presentations on some of our current programs will be made. Voting memberships available at the door $1.00. Everyone is cordially welcome. 13.16ar ONTARIO CHRISTIAN Music Assembly and Brass Band: Leendert Jooii, director, Andre Knevel, organist. Place Exeter United Church. April 25, 7 30 p.m. Tickets 482.7302. 13-15 CLINTON KLOMPEN FEEST, 1987 Queen contest and dance, Saturday, April 25, Clinton Communi- ty Centre 8 p m.•1 a m Music by ' Roekin' Country' . 146r MICROWAVE TUPPERWARE Demonstration. Wednesday, May 13, 1987 at 7:00 p.m. at Ontario Street United Church, Clinton, $8.00 advance, $6.00 at door. Door prizes and lunch included. Sponsored by the Coffee -Mates. For ticket infor- mation call Marlene Welsh 482-3111 or Ontario Street Church Office 482-9553. 14 EUCHRE party at the Fish and Game Club on April 11 at 8:00 p.m. Ladies please bring lunch. 14ar PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE NOMINATION MEETING, RIDING OF HURON (Provincial) April 14 8 p.rn. Central Huron Secondary School. Clinto 14 KLOMPEN FEEST PARADE, Saturday„ May 16 0111 a.m. $2,000 in prizes. Entry farms available at Town Hall, Ball 8 Mutch, Clinton Chiropractic Centre. WELCOME BACK FROM. CALIFORNIA to Mister Doug, Fluffo, and Fluffo Junior Huron County Playhouse to host Spring Celebration EASTER SUNDAY BUFFET SUNDAY, APRIL 19: 4 P.M. - 9 P.M. "Live Dinner Music" •SALAD BAR • WITH FRESH OYSTERS ANO SHRIMP • WHITE FISH •1980 CHICKEN • HIP OF BEEF •POTATO & VEG. "Ro.orvotlon. Approclatod" Chlldron ', Price Opon Good Friday 895 HARBOUR LIGHTS RESTAURANT & TAVERN HIGHWAY 21 • BAYFIELD 565-2554 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Is A.M.-1 A.M. • • • THE SQUARE • • :"THE BEST :F'.lM 0f 1 GODERICH 524-7811 r• • • • • FRI.SAT. • .a great movie" Winner of 4 Academy Awards Including Best Picture .� r.-. • :S•li A/ N I 1.,,1 u,VI • • •°SIurrBws 4 • This violent, deep▪ ly movinig elegy of MO will leave you shaking: "A SINGULAR ACHIEVEMENT ...vivid, terse, exceptionally moving--. the tension builds and never lets up" r.T err r .ant„ ".f •4W max lrUF . 7 8 9:15 • • SUN.-THURS. • 7:30 • • • • BRUTAL VIOLINCI Theotres Branch Ont. [OARS. LANGU AGI ThNtrea Branch Ont THE YEAR'S MORT '2.50 PUNIER IL FILM. ...brilliantly shot and edited" Wen agh USA r00A, Tnd mit casualty of .nr is Innocence. 000000000000• A•••••••••••••••• Bayfield Recreation Committee presents PRS DANCE at the Bayfield Community Centre THURSDAY, APRIL 16 8 PM - 12 MIDNIGHT '4.00 PER PERSON — LICENSED Proceeds for Ball Diamonds I Vanastra & District Lions Club SPRING DANCE SaWrday, April 11 at the Vanastra Recreation Centre DANCING 9 PM - 1 AM To "PRS" LUNCH PROVIDED - NO MINORS GRAND BEND - Spring has sprung - and Huron Country Playhouse can't think of a better way to celebrate than with a special Spring Celebration to be held. at the Oakwood Inn on May 2 in Grand Bend. This dinner dance will begin at 7 p.m. with dinner commencing at 8 p.m. Johnny Bond and friends are providing special musical entertainment after dinner featur- ing vocalist Denise Pettey and John Noubarian on keyboard. Tickets are $50 per person - $25 of which will be tax deductible. This is a fund rais- ing project with proceeds going towards the 1987 operating budget. For tickets, call Playhouse today at 238-8451. The auditorium of the Clinton Town Hall was sold out on April 4 when the Junior Jug Band was on hand to perform a concert for local children. Ken Whitely (left) and his brother Chris were two of the performers. The rest of the band was made up of Chris' children Danny and Jenny. The event was sponsored by Beta Sigma Phi and all proceeds are going to the hospital building fund. (David Emslie photo) Stratford Festival announces 1987 plays STRATFORD - A dynamic acting troupe, Darcy Gordon returns for his second including Artistic Director John Neville, Festival season. Last year, he appeared in will celebrate the Stratford Festival's 35th The Boys From Syracuse, The Winter's Anniversary Season in 1987. Long-time Tale, Pericles and Cymbeline. Festival favorites and superbly talented Kim Horsman returns for her second newcomers to Stratford join returning Festival season. Last year, she played members from the 1986 company to create Marina in Pericles Dorcas in The Winter's an outstanding ensemble. Tale and Fatima in The Boys From The season opens June 1 in the Festival Syracuse. Theatre with Cabaret, the smash hit Broad- Anne Wright was a member of the 1986 way musical with book by Joe Masteroff Young Company where she appeared in based on the play by John Van Druten and both The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui and stories by Christopher Isherwood, music by Macbeth. John Kander and lyrics by Fred Ebb. It will Susan Wright is one of Canada's most be directed and choreographed by Brian respected actresses. In 1986 at Stratford, Macdonald with design by Susan Benson, she played Luce in The Boys From musical direction by Berthold Carriere and Syracuse, Pauline in The Winter's Tale and lighting design by Michael J. Whitfield. the Queen in Cymbeline. Actors cast to date include Brent Carver Others in the Mother Courage cast are as the MC; Richard Curnock as Herr Schultz; Sheila McCarthy as Sally Bowles; Stephen Russell as Ernst; and Scott Went- worth as Cliff Bradshaw. Brent Carver returns to the Festival, hav- ing played Hamlet in both Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead and Hamlet in 1986. In 1985, he played the. Pirate King in The Pirates of Penzance. Richard Curnock returned to the Festival last year after a four-year absence. In 1986 he played Campeius in Henry VIII and Polonius in both Hamlet and Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead. Sheila McCarthy makes her Festival debut this seaaon. An extremely versatile film and stage actress, her more recent stage appearance include Ophelia in Hamlet (Toronto Free Theatre), Joyce in And a Nightingale Sang (Theatre Plus) and Audrey in Little Shop of Horrors (Crest Theatre). Stephen Russell returns for his 13th Festival season. In 1986, he played Polix- enes in The Winter's Tale, Thaliard in Pericles and Belarius in Cymbeline. Scott Wentworth returns for his third Festival season. Ipp 1986, he played Laertes in Hamlet, Gardiner in Henry VIII and Roper in A Man For All Seasons. In 1985, he played Tom in The Glass Menagerie. Also appearing in Caberet are Wendy Ab- bott, Donald Adams, David Brown, Eric Coates, Faye Cohen, Tandy Cronyn, Hazel Desbarats, Maurice Godin, Maurice Good, Darcy Gordon,'Jennifer Higgin, John Innes, Lee MacDougall, Larry Mannell, Eric Mc- Cormack, Dale Mieske, Jeffrey Prentice, Tanya Rich, Anna Louise Richardson, Bradley C. Rudy, Keith Thomas and Anne Wright. Second production in the Festival Theatre I opening June 3) is Bertolt Brecht's Mother Courage ( English translation by Ralph Manheim ). It will be directed by Artistic Director John Neville with musical direc- tion and music composed by Berthold Car- • riere, design by Sue LePage and lighting • design by Louise Guinand. • Its cast includes James Blendick as Cook; • Brent Carver as Eilif; Richard Curnock as Chaplain; Darcy Gordon as Swiss Cheese; Kim Horsman as Yvette; Anne Wright as Kattrin; and Susan Wright as Mother • Courage. • James Blendick returns to the Festival • after a successful 1986 season during which • he played Claudius in both Hamlet and • • Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead • TUESDAY • • 2nd WEEK • • • • • • • • • • • • and Buckingham in Henry VIII. Clinton Optimist Club SU ITCASE DANCE FRIDAY, APRIL 10 at the Stanley Township Hall, Varna DANCING 9 PM - 1 AM TO "Sound Trek" WIN: a weekend trip to Fort Lauderdale, Florida including 5200.00 US in cash 'Free transportation to and from Toronto's airport • S250.00 in cosh prizes to be given away `Free bus service to and from dance - leaving from Clinton Pool and Don't Forget Your Suitcase! For Your Convenience BUS LEAVES FROM CLINTON COMMUNITY PARK (POOL AREA) TO VA R N A AT 8:00 P.M. PLEASE NOTE: WINNER WILL REQUIRE BIRTH CERTIFICATE OR PASSPORT TO GO THROUGH CUSTOMS TICKETS: $25. PER COUPLE LIMITED NUMBER OF TICKETS LEFT! CALL — DOUG BYLSMA (AFTER 6) 482-7334 GARY HAIST (AFTER 6) 482-9306 No. 526156 TOM MtMAHON (AFTER 5) 482-3016 JIM SHROPSHALL 482-3023 All Proceeds go back VERBEEK'S (DAYS 8-6) 482-9333 into the community for youthl John Bourgeois, David Brown, Eric Coates, Peggy Coffey, Susan Cox, Hazel Desbarats, Jerry Etienne, Jean-Ri,erre Fournier, Maurice Godin, Ron Hastings, Max Helpmann, John Innes, Nolan Jennings, Lee MacDougall, Larry Mannell, Eric McCor- mack, Dale Mieske, Wllliam Needles, Tanya Rich, Bradley C. Rudy, Stephen Russell and Brian Tree. The third Festival Theatre production ( opening June 5) is Richard Brinsley Sheridan's timeless comedy of manners. The School For Scandal. It will be directed by Robin Phillips with set design by Michael Eagan, costume design by Ann Curtis and lighting design by Michael J. Whitfield. The strong cast features Douglas Camp- bell as Sir Oliver; Richard Curnock as Crab- tree, Keith Dinicol as Benjamin Backbite, Colm Feore as Joseph Surface, William Hutt as Sir Peter Teazle, John Innes as Moses, Sheila McCarthy as Lady Teazle, Anna Louise Richardson as Maria, Wenna Shaw as Lady Sneerwell, Keith Thomas as Careless, Scott Wentworth as Charles Sur- face and Susan Wright as Mrs. Candour. Douglas Campbell, a member of the in- augural 1953 Festival Acting Company, has been involved in more than 30 Festival pro- ductions, both as an actor and a director. Last season, he directed The Boys From Syracuse and played the Common Man in A Man For All Seasons. Keith Dinicol returns for his seventh Festival season. Last year, he played Guildenstern in Rosencrantz and Buildenstern Are Dead, Rosencrantz in Hamlet and the Lord Chancellor and Surveyor in Henry VIII. Colm Feore also returns for his seventh consecutive Festival season. Last season, he played I,eontes in The Winter's Tale, An- tipholus of Ephesus in The Boys From Syracuse and Iachimo in Cymbeline. One of Canada's most acclaimed actors and a member of the inaugural 1953 Festival Acting Company, William Hutt returns after a triumphant 1986 season during which he played Cardinal Wolsey in Henry Vlll and Sir Thomas More in A Man For All Seasons. John Innes returned after a successful 1986 Festival season during which he played Helicanus in Pericles, The Doctor in Cymbeline and a Sicilian Lord in The Winter's Tale. playing Sally Bowles later in the run. Anna Louise Richardson appears in her Hazel Desbarats returns for her second first Festival season. Last year she was Festival season. In 1986, she played Pa - seen in Love For Love and The Heiress and tience in Henry Vilfl, Woman in A Man For most recently, The Playboy of the Western All Seasons and Lady -in -Waiting in Hamlet. World, all for CentreStage. Lorne Kennedy returns to the Festival after his 1986 season during which he played Horatio in both Hamlet and Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead and Surrey in Henry VIII. Richard Monette, a veteran of numerous Festival seasons, returns after a two -season absence. His past festival credits include ti- tle roles in Henry V and Hamlet. Others in the Much Ado About Nothing cast are Wendy Abbott, Donald Adams, John Bourgeois, Maurice Good, Ron Hastings, Nolan Jennings, Lee MacDougall, Larry Mannell, Eric McCormack, Bradley C. Rudy and Anne Wright. Wenna Shaw joins the Festival for her first season. Her more recent roles include Blanche Dubois in A Streetcar Named Desire (Neptune Theatre, Halifax) and Eleanor in Passion (Grand Theatre, London). Keith Thomas returns for his fourth Festival season. In 1986, he played Dromio of Ephesus in The Boys From Syracuse, Florizel in The Winter's Tale and Guiderius in Cymbeline. Others in the cast are Donald Adams, Faye Cohen, Maurice Godin, Maurice Godin, Lee MacDougall and Dale Mieske. Fourth production in the Festival Theatre (opening July 31) is Othello directed by Ar- tistic Director John Neville with design by Astrid Janson and lighting design by Michael J. Whitfield. The stellar cast includes Douglas Camp- bell as Brabantio, Colm Feore as Iago, Kim Horsman as Bianca, Howard Rollins as Othello, Goldie Semple as Emilia, Wenna Shaw as Desdemona ,.and Scott Wentworth as Roderigo. Howard Rollins comes to Stratford after a lengthy and triumphant run -in London's West End, co-starring with Paul Scofield in I'm Not Rappaport. His movie credits in- clude Coalhouse Walker in Ragtime I which earned him an Academy Award nomination as Best Supporting Actor) and the lead role in A Soldier's Story (directed by Norman Jewison). Goldie Semple returns to the Festival after her highly successful 1986 Festival season during which she played The Courtesan in The Boys From Syracuse, Her- mione in The Winter's Tale and Thaisa in Pericles. Others in Othello include David Brown, Faye -Cohen, Keith Dinicol, Maurice.Godin, Max Helpmann, Jennifer Higgin, John In- nes, Dale Mieske, Jeffrey Prentice and Tanya Rich. Final production in the Festival Theatre ( opening August 7) is Much Ado About Nothing directed by Peter Moss with design by Christina Poddubiuk and lighting design by Michael J. Whitfield. The cast includes Edward Atienza as Don Pedro; Daniel Buccos as Borachio; Brent Carver as Don John; Tandy Cronyn as Beatrice; Hazel Desbarats as Ursula; William Hutt as Leonato; Lorne Kennedy as Conrade; Sheila McCarthy as Margaret; Richard Monette as Benedick; Anna Louise Richardson as Hero and Keith Thomas as Claudio. Edward Atienza returns to the Festival after a year's absence. In 1985, he played Bobchinsky in The Government Inspector and Feste in Twelfth Night. Daniel Buccos returns to the Festival after the "186 season during which he played Sufft .k in Henry VIII, the Ambassador in Han- and the Ambassador and a Soldier in Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead. Tandy Cronyn makes her Stratford debut this season. An accomplished actress with extensive credits in leading American regional theatres, she also appeared in the Broadway premiere production of Cabaret, Stanley Township BOLL REGISTRATION at the Varna Complex SATURDAY, APRIL 11 SATURDAY, APRIL 18 9 AM • 12 NOON BOTH DAYS Single S7., Family 514. Adults S15. Double Fees for Late Registration It BLYTH LEGION BRANCH 420 LADIES AUXILIARY Dinner Auction and Old Fashioned Jamboree SATURDAY, APRIL 25 5:00 - Social Hour 6:00 - Dinner: followed by Auction featuring novelty practical and antique Burt Lohb of items Guest auctioneer Richard Lohb Auctions and Old-fashioned Jamboree featuring Wayne McClinchey Ken Scott and others SPONSORED BY LEGION BRANCH 420 LADIES AUXILIARY ANYONE WISHING TO DONATE ITEMS CONTACT: Kay Hesselwood 523-9623 TICKETS: MILDRED AMENT 523-4230 OR CONTACT ANY LADIES AUXILIARY MEMBER ALL PROCEEDS TO THE BLYTH COMMUNITY CENTRE LIF' FUND