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Rec department.
sponsoring shows
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Once again the Goderich phasizes the King's effort to •
Recreation Department is protect his daughter from
Sponsoring the exciting life's interesting uncertain -
children's program this ties, And when the century of
winter, "Four Great Shows sleep has pas3ed, it takes an
for Children". unusual prince to cause the
With sponsorship wild thicket to bloom, the
assistance from the 'Pro- -cold castle to awaken and
vine of Ontario through the the threadbare Kingdom to
Ontario Ails Council and a rejoice.
generous donation by :the The final show in the series
Goderich-Signal;Star, the features Lois, Herb and the
Recreation Department is Puppcorns on Sunday, May
able to offer four quality 15. A stage -full of loveable,
children's shows to Goderich absurd looking puppets call -
and area residents at a very ed the Puppcorns and the
reasonable price. singing, dancing and
The first show in the series musical talents of Lois and
is Lisi's Bubbatron Theatre Herb Walker add up to a
on Sunday, February 20. En- delightful afternoon of enter -
titled "From Solomon's "tainment for young and old
Legends", delightful fables alike. The act that entertain -
are featured in an unusual ed the children of 'Governor -
presentation of story telling General Shreyer and Prime
and puppetry in which Minister Trudeau will
children from the audience delight children of all ages.
act out the play "wearing" All shows are at Victoria
the puppets and creating the Public School at 2 p.m.
sound effects: This show is Series ee Goderich availablle
one of the many events tak- at th Goderich
Recreation524-2125 or
ing placeBduring the town's Depa. from the following people:
Snow -Blitz Winter Weekend.
The second show features Jean Imanse, 524-8068; Barb
singer and song -writer Jerry Desjardines, 524-2589; Doug
Brodey on Sunday, March Currie, 524-2839; Maria Met -
13. With warmth and energy, calfe, 524-2269; John Doher-
Jerry helps children relate ty, 524-8644; Pat Martin, 524 -
music to their daily lives, - 9042 or Connie Macaulay,
making the process enter-
taining as well as educa-
tional
On Sunday, April 17, the
Whole Loaf Theatre will pre-
sent the third show entitled,
"The Real Sleeping Beau-
' ty." Based on the old fairy
tale, this production em -
Theatre to open in July
524-4418.
Purchase your tickets now
and give your children the
opportunity to see and par-
ticipate in live professional
shows. For more informa-
tion, contact the Goderich
Recreation Department at
524-2125.
PLAYHOUSE II with a
seating capacity for 180 - 200
people will officially open its
doors early in July. Con-
struction on this newest ad-
dition to Huron Country
Playhouse complex has just
begun and already the crew
has installed both a new
lighting booth and a new
loading door, and is now
working on insulation and
wiring.
PLAYHOUSE II, named
at a recent meeting of the
Playhouse Board of Direc-
tors, is being created thanks
to the federal government's
Special Employment In-
itiatives Program. The new
theatre, located in formerly
unfinished cabaret space,
has been designed to accom-
modate smaller -scale pro-
ductions than the main
stage. The emphasis will be
on Canadian scripts. Cur-
rently under consideration
are several well-known
shows though no final deci-
sion will be made until late
February.
"Lois, Herb and the Puppcorns" will be just one of Four Great Shows for Children spon-
sored by the Goderich Recreation Department this winter.
Leading actors in Stratford
Two of North America's
leading actors, Roberta
Maxwell and John Neville,
will appear in productions of
the Stratford Festival's 1983
season. •
Miss Maxwell will star as
Lady Macbeth, as Rosalind
in AS YOU LIKE IT and as
Elmire in Moliere's TAR-
TUFFE.
In his first association with
the Stratfoi1d Festival, Mr.
Neville will join the
Shakespeare 3 Company at
the Third Stage as a senior
member of the Company. He
will appear as Don Armado
in LOVE'S LABOUR'S
LOST, under Michael
Langham's direction, and it
is anticipated that he will
appear as Leonato in MUCH
ADO ABOUT NOTHING.
Last at the Festival in 1980
when she was seen as Nina in
Chekhov's "The Seagull",
Miss Maxwell is a Canadian
actress who has won an
international reputation as
well as Obie and Drama
Desk Awards for her per- •
formances on and dff
Broadway and with major
theatre companies across
North America. In the past
two years, she has starred in
"Stevie" in Toronto, which
brought her a Dora Mayor
Moore Award as Best
Actress; as "Mary Stuart",.
directed by Des McAnuff for
the Public Theatre in New
York (a role which led Time
Magazine to acclaim her as
one of the 10 best actresses in
North America); and in an
off-Broadway production of
J hn Guare's "Lydie
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'Waterloo man elected chairman
William Dewar, 307 Dale
Cres, Waterloo, has been
elected chairman of the
Board of the Midwesternr-
fleg ona Library System..
M .,Dewar, a teacher at •
v aterloo Collegiate In-
stitute, is also; chairman of
the Waterloo Public Library
Board.. He is a past president
of the Ontario Secondary
School.Teacher's Federation
and author of the school test
"Urban Canada."
Richard Cowsill of 44
Valerie Cit., Cambridge,
Breeze", directed by Louis
Malle. Most recently she
appeared to rave notices in
"Open Admissions" at the
Long Wharf Theatre in New
Haven.
A noted actor and director
in England and the United
States before moving to
Canada in 1973, Mr. Neville
has been Theatre Director of
Edmonton's Citadel Theatre
and of the Neptune Theatre
in Halifax, where he is now
completing a highly suc-
cessful five-year tenure. He
has recently returned to
Canada after a Broadway
engagement of Ibsen's
"Ghosts" which he directed
and in which he co-starred
with Liv Ullman. Currently
he is appearing with Susan
Wright in Bernard Slade's
"Special Occasions"
For Your Convenience
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was elected vice-chairman.
of Midwestern. Mr: Cawsitl
is president of Rishco and
Associates, a sales and
marketing company in Cam-
bridge. Neils chairman of the
Cambridge Public Library
Board. lie is 'also past presi-
dent of the Burlington and
the Cambridge Sertoma
clubs and a director of the
Cambridge United Way.
At the meeting on Monday,
January 17, 1983, trustees
presented retiring chair-
man, Mrs. Marilyn Crow
with gifts in recognition" of
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her service as chairman of
Midwestern in 1' 1-82. Mrs.
Crow, of Puslinch To •
IS a past member of the We :T
ington County Board of
Education and a member of
the Wellington County
Library Board. She was a
member of the Midwestern
Board from 1978 to 1982.
The Midwestern Regional
Library System coordinates
many services for public
libraries in Perth, awn and
Wellington Counties and the
Region of Waterloo. It also
operates the Processing Ser-
vices,
ervices, Centre for centralised
pig and processing
of books for libraries
throughout Ontario.
Huron County Health Unit
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57 West Street
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1-519-524-8334
ATTENTION:
Newlyweds To Be!
Welcome
Wagon
BRIDAL
PARTY
Free To The Bride and Groom
Welcome Wagon is planning a spacial party for all
engaged couples who live to the area. If you are plan-
ning a wedding in this area after June lst, 1913 you are
Invited on:
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DATE: Monday, March 14, 1983
TIME: 8:00 pm
PLACE: Maitland Country Club
North Harbour Road. Goderich
There will be exciting fashions, special displays,
demonstrations and numerous door prices for the
engaged couples. Please call for o personal Invitation.
ADMISSION BY INVITATION ONLY
CALL 524-7165 or 482-7389
Displays open at 7:00 p.m.
KINDERGARTEN
REGISTRATION
Colborne ' Central School
R.R. 5 GODERICH
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 9th
9:00 A.M.-12:00 NOON ONLY
PRINCIPAL R. JEWITT PHONE 524-6252
Victoria Public School'
135 GIBBONS ST.
MONDAY , FEBRUARY 7th
A -L 9:00-11:30 A.M.
M -Z 1:00-3:30 P.M.
PRINCIPAL J.P. KANE PHONE 524-8306
Robertson Memorial School
125 BLAKE ST. W.
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 7th
9:00-11:00 A.M.
1:30-3:30 P.M.
PRINCIPAL R.E. SMITH PHONE 524-8972
Holmesville Public School
HOLMESVILLE
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 1st
9:00 A.M.-12:00 NOON ONLY
PRINCIPAL R. McKAY PHONE 482=7751
Brookside Public School
R.R. 7 LUCKNOW -
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11th
9:00-12:00
1:00-3:00
PRINCIPAL, G. JEWITT PHONE 529-7900
Excessive waiting would be avoided of all schools If the
surname schedules are followed.
Parents should bring Mirth Certificate's and im
munlsation cards and OHIP numbers to registration.
NOTICE
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OF ANNUAL MEETING
The 107th
Annual Meeting of
the Policyholders will be held at the
McKILLOP"
MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY
Office Building
91 Main Street, S., Seaforth, Ontario
on
Friday,
February 11, 1'983
at 1:30 p.m.
- to receive and dispose of the Financial
and Auditors' Reports,
- to elect Directors,
- to appoint Auditors,
- to consider and enact proposed amend-
ments to By-law #21 (d) re qualifica-
tions of Directors; By-law #30 re day of
the monthly meeting; and By-law #33
re remuneration of Directors,
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The retiring Directors are John H.
McEwing, Stanley McLlwain and J.
Norman Trewartha, all of whom are
eligible for re-election.
Any person wF hing to seek election or re•election as a
Director must file his intention to stand forpelection in
writing with the Secretary of the Compati'y at least
fifteen [15] days in advance of the Annual Meeting.
[By-law No. 21 1d1l
Margaret Sharp
Secretary -Treasurer