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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1987-03-18, Page 75BULLETIN BO BENEFIT DANCE; - in honour of Stuart MacLennan, E'riday, March 20, Lucknow Legion Hall, 9 -1. Entertainment by "Lame Chickens". . bunch provided. Everyone we kunrr. 11 1987 1(IPIJ Y HURON CRAFT FESTIVAL sponsored by Ripley Agricultural Society, Saturday, May 16, 10 a.m. - 9 p.m. For infor- mation and exhibitor appI•ications contact Gail Van der heck, RR 4, Ripley, NOG 2110, 519.395-5497. 11 • BINGO - Vanastra Rec. ('entre, 'Tuesdays, 8 p.ni. Hirst reg: card $1, fifteen reg, $20M0 games, three share the wealth. Jackpot $200.00 must go. Lucky Ball $160.00. If 'not (von, lucky Ball increases $20.00 per week. Adrlrission restricted to .16 years and over, -Oak VANASTRA LIONESS Indoor flea Market MARCH 2!st/87 gam -2 pm VANASTRA RECREATION CENTRE Admission: 50' Tables For Rent 482-3 i NFAEE : lm ING THE BREAK? THE HURON COUNTY Health Unit invites you to attend the Expectant Parent Educa- tion Classes being held at the Assessment Office Board Room, 46 Gloucester Terr., Goderich commencing Tuesday, March 24, 1987. The next series of classes will begin the week of September 7, 1987. Please pre - register by calling the Health Unit office at 524-8301. --09 11;ir HEATHER BISHOP and Friends in concert "A, Taste of the Blues" March 26, 8 p.m. Blyth Memorial Hall. Tickets $9.00.from The Tinker Shop, Hamilton St. Sponsored by Woolen 'Today 482-9706. 10-12 AUBURN ('uinnlunity Centre, May 16 a.t 0 a.m. - Yard Sate flocs baking table. Spon- sored by U.C.W, of the United Church, • Auburn. 11 .UMPIPE>'S CLINIC: (softball) Sunday, • March 29, 1-4 p.m. at South Huron District High School,. Exeter.' For information phone Usborne Umpire's Asspciation Inc.. 519-235-11 fi4, --11;12- UMPI.RE:'S CLINIC IO13A H.ardballi Sun- day, April 5, 12 noon to 4 p.m..at South Huron District High School, Exeter. For informa- tion phone Usborne Umpire's, Association Inc. 519-235-1164. -11,12,13 Ki p• s, bring yourself and your parents out to Little Bowl during the larch break for -a game of bowling. , CONVENE ; aTLY OPEN MORNINGS ' . AFTERNOONS Don't • be disappointed - Call for reservations today! ITTLE BOWL 524-r6r5L T Ha SQUARE PORK THEOTRE 5224 7811 H:•• • STARTS • FRIDAY MARCH 20/87 2 FRI:SAT.7&9 SUN.-THURS. 7:30 61 MICHAEL J. FOX GENA JOk\ ROWLANDS JETT LIGHT OF DAY •tsa.®S NIGHT gg,, PARENTAL NGUIDANCE: ENDS THURSDAY 7:30 PEGGY SUE MARCH 99th NIGHTLY Kathleen_ Turner in 9,eit !1%tcvtnied eseee®®•,rr®••••e•eeseess®®s eeessesese•e • • • FREE PEPSI Receive a FREE 26 oz. Pepsi with the purchase of any medium, large or party size pizza. PLUS $1.00 OFF the regular price (Offer ends March 22) "THE NEST ON THE WEST" VIZ AMC Sz GUS PIZZA 50 West St., Goderich 524-4865 ROYAL CANADIAN IMLEGIONY BRANCH 109 V MEMORIAL BANQUET Saturday, April 4 at 6:30 p.m. in the Jubilee Ro.• m SPEAKER: Kenneth B. Smith, Author and member of the Hastings and Prince Edward Regiment Association Tickets: 57.00 per person Available. at the Branch .canteen or to reserve 524-8488 Note: Last day of ticket sales is Saturday, March 28 All Members and Guests Welcome GODERICH SIGNAL -SPAR, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18, 1987—PAGE 5A The comedy Pump Boys and Dinettes will play ati:the Myth Festival April 5 urnp Boys and BLY'l'H - The, Blyth Centre for the Arts is welcoming in .spring with the' rollicking country and western. musical,. comedy, Pump Boys And Dinettes on April 5 at 2 p.m. at the Blyth Memorial Hall. Winner of four Dora 'Awards i including best production I and 1982 Best MusicalTony Award Nominee, Pump Boys And. Dinettes is a 90 minute mu:Sical journey through the daily lives and loves.of the two Cupp sisters, .proprietors of the Double Cupp Diner and' the four, pump boys who work at the"gas sta- inettes will play Lyth .tion in Frog Level, South Carolina. Using musical styles ranging from country to rock to gospel and. blues. • Pump Boys And Dinettes is adown-home, foist=stornpiny hand-clappin' good time that leaves the audience on its feet shouting for more.".I Ellis Widner, The 'Tulsa Tribune. I The 'Toronto Sun recommends this musical "to the proverbial whole fartmily • and to absolutely anybod'y•who'goes out•for a good time...". Directed by 'Patrick Rose, Pump Boys And Dinettes stars Janne Aicorn,• Doug Balfour., Jodie, Friesen, 1{tlndy Kempf, Robert Maciag and Janet MacEwen. This i5 a new production 'utilizing thy, original •Cha.rlottetown Festival cast anti some elements of the Variety Theatre' 'Toronto.) •production, including the Dora Awarci'isinn- ing lighting and set designs.. Tickets for Pump. Boys And Dinettes are' $10.0O,and are available by calling the Blyth Festival box office at 53-9300 or 523-9225. A 10 per cent discount is available for groups .of 20 or more. • ; val brociuies -roll off--- e__presses 131 -ATH - Once again,,the presses at Doug Whitmore''s print shop in Blyth.are running around the clock as 90,000 copies of the Blyth 'Festival's 1987 brochure are printed. I aan very. pleased With the look_of this year's brochure," said.hew -General Manager, Tim „Chapman.,"This is my first brochure here at Blyth and so it was especially important to the that it look just right. I, particularly like the extra emphasis given to the plays and playwrights. this year." . . The brochure 'was designed by Karen Fletcher, a graphic designer employed by the University of Waterloo Arts Centre: she also designed the 1985 and 1986, brochures and posters. The drawing on the front cover is a detail froni the season poster, showing the Blyth Memorial Hall. (Our apologies to historians and architect's for the artistic' 'license used in placing the Hall, built in 1920, in an earlier period. 'The, illustration for the 1987 poster is taken from an. engraving in the 1.879 Historical Atlas of Huron County and shotit's part of the farm belonging at that time to Elizabeth Southcombe. in.Hullett Township. The land was purchased from the Southcombes early in the century by the Hoggart family. A grandson, Clinton resident Ivan Hoggart, lived there until a few years ago. The same farm house depicted in the poster is still standing; and is currently owned by Mr: and Mrs. Neil Salverda. Of the two barns shown THFATRE REVIEW in the original engraving, one has been torn down and the other remodelled. The combined mailing lists .at the Blyth ' Festival now total ;well over 12,000 ad- ' dresses. In order to take advantage of bulk mailing rates, the addressing, sorting and. bagging is carried out by Festival staff themselves,. a process' which usually "takes two to three days. If you Fish to teceive.a brochure and are not on thf' mailing list, please contact.. the F'estivtll's Office a'iu1 leave your porde; and • - addres:5. Bruchitres wall be sent out tti»•arxls• the end of March . • -Vouch M s. for the. •1987 -:season are on sale' nuw'.Through .to May . 31. t'he'y represent a great saving ovltr the regular ticket prices. this summer: $7.50'c•clrnpared with between $8 and $11. :Members only May, exchange vouchers between March :30 and April 11). 'After .April 13: vou'c'her holders may ex- change' vouchers for tickets anti group tickets gci on sale, "Members of the general public may purchase ticket; after May 4.•. •'Until May-2,1<•Hux°C)ffice,hours are Monday to Friday. 9:30 a.m..- 5:30 p.m, Group sponsors Heather Bishop I3l.y"1'H - Heather Bishop has a'powerful voice that delivers a powerful message. She . recently celebrated the beginning of her se- cond decade as. a performer by releasing her sixth album, A Taste' Of The Blues. Heather's concerts always provide a rich texture of`different styles-. from blues, to comtemporary folk, to rock, to country and Western. Women Today is pleased to be sponsoring Heather Bishop's performance in Huron County. -Her music has become popular in ,the area from her performance at women's 'PHIS WEEK'S SPECIAL CHICKEN BURGER Special in effect Thurs., Fri., Sat. Phone 524-4852 3 oz. Filet ,f f:hit-ken on n Sesame Seed Roll with Lettuce and Mayonnaise URGER.. AR 37 Kingston St., Goderich QUEEN'S SEAFORTN®II BEST 'LIVE IENTERTAINMENT CENTRE The Band You've Been Asking For NO SURRENDER THIS THOU., FRI., SAT. NO COVER Party Hearty With Us During March Break arm. room omm=., •moinm ..•••• same mem en. ems3•1 nomm ewe.* awe eesem some ege..• mem" momm.•••• -c GIRLS NITS OUT MissTHURSDAY THIS cnnfer.ent.es such as Rural Women and tal Health and thy Turning Point Con-• ference. Heather has also perforrned'at the Summer•fillk Folk Festival in Owen Sound. Heather''s song They came for love is the Aherne song on the video produced by the Concerned Farm Women in Bruce County. Reviewers have highlighted Heather Bishop's "rich. belt -'em -out vocals", and.• her "powerful rhythm .guitar" her "gutsy delivery".- She is a . performer who is neces'sari'ly political, but who is uniquely entertaining as well. When Heather Bishop is joined by bass player, Kris Purdy, and guitarist, Sherry. Shute, there comes a synthesis of talents that exhilarates, challenges, and Always entertains, For them it's ,great to perform together: for 'the audience it's great to watch the magic happen. Don't rriiss this great performance, March ' 26. 8 p:m. at the Blyth Memorial, Hall. Tickets at $51 advance price are available from Women Today. 56 Huron Street, Clinton SALTFORD VALLEY HALL FOR RENT CALL 524-9458 Don't miss the fun! Appearing this Friday & Saturday M sr RICH 20 ,3 21 THE SINGING D.J. Always a troat...Our All You Can Eat NOON BUFFET...THURS. 8, FRI. o Cf THE CANDLELIGHT at,RESTAURANT & TAVERN E3AYFIELD RD., GODERICH,: 524.7717