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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1985-11-20, Page 20fie yy [ Yy7 44 fie al Kit Na ;L SPRINQ: ER[ T! ME NTS Until April 1st, 1986 (subject to Credit Approval) Centennial can immediately replace those cold and drafty windows, with thermally sealed, maintenance -free, custom-made replacement windows... and without payingtill April 1st. Also siding, sunrooms, and other exterior renovations. r r u pv PQ a tirr ....1116. ■ �► ■ \ ■ ■ ■ \/ ILI '\.r, 116. Save your money and enjoy your winter CENTENNIAL Home Renovations Ltd. 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'theatre, acting, dancing, singing and Of the 115 acres the organization has directing, Dawson is well-known for her TV purchased, 75 acres is workable. land which 'commercials and has just returned from will be used to produce food organically and Sudbury Where she performed in "Annie. participants will be invited to help with Ruffo has performed on TV's "Pig. and gardening. Through the fruit trees and bush Whistle Show." and CBC's "Seeing Things' on the land, there ^will be a nature trail "West Side Story" and "The Fantasticks." where participants can:walk. He is also artistic director for the Showplace "We want a happy, beautiful, light spirit Theatre at the Cambridge Hotel. about the place. We want to promote well - Funds raised go towards the Quest for being and the total healing of the body, mind Health organization which has purchased and spirit," says Lynn Wilkens, one of the the clinic and grounds at RR 2 Bayfield; of board members. Therese C. Pfrimmer,who developed the With a goal of $75,000, the organization "deep muscle therapy" technique of natural will raise money through the gala benefit at healing, for the establishment of a natural $10 a ticket, $25 annual memberships and health centre. The organization is planning private donations. It has applied for status a spring opening when a professional staff as a charitable organization 'to allow it to will provide a holistic medical program and issue donation receipts for income tax a variety of educational seminars on topics purposes. such as nutrition, reflexology, exercise and For more information about the organic farming. organization or tickets to the gala benefit, "Our sincere desire is to help people help phone 482-5415. Tickets are also available at FrankRiuffn themselves in a professional caring the door. Blyth Festival will feature winter workshops If you thought nothing happens at the Blyth Festival over the winter months, think again! Katherine Kaszas, Artistic Director, announced today that three new scripts, currently under consideration for the 1986 season, would be workshopped at the begin- ning of December. The workshops will begin on December 2, culminating in an entire day of public readings, and discussions with the actors, directors, and playwrights, on Friday, December 13. The plays to be workshopped are: SISTER JUDE by David Carley. An amus- ing look at presbyterianism in small town Ontario, through the eyes of a brother and —4 One Size fits all! This year stuff their stockings with all the local news, features, opinions, entertainment, sports, etc... Pick the gift that renews itself 52 times a year! It's easy... All you have to do is... One Year's Subscription...only Special rate for subscriptions S� 9.®®* from a Senior Citizen to a Senior Citizen... only 522.00 A special gift card will be sentto the recipient to announce your gift. Goderich SIGNAL -STAFF 74 Ofe4 /KWookftl2 /K /7l ?VOW gat e44e4 7SOote ?Ad OPEN DAILY 8:30 AM TO 5:00 PM HIGHWAY 21 SOUTH, GODERICH. PHONE 524-2614 Please include senior citizen privilege card numbers with remittance. sister - whose reactions to their strict upbr- inging are very different. GONE TO GLORY by Suzanne Finlay. Two elderly women struggle to survive on their meagrerpensions in the British Columbia in- terior. This is a comedy about their lives and eccentricities in the small brightly - coloured shack they call home. Another of Suzanne Finlay's plays, Monkeyshines, was a big hit at BC's Bastion Theatre recently. ANOTHER SEASON'S PROMISE by Anne Chislett and Keith Roulston. A heart- ren- ding story about a farming family struggl- ing to keep the farm from going bankrupt. ; Anne Chislett is well-known across Canada as the author of The Tomorrow Box and the award-winning Quiet in the Land. Blyth resident Keith Roulston has written several , plays for the Blyth Festival, including The Shortest Distance Between Two Points. This is their first joint venture. HuronPlayhouse manager, attends arts symposium Heather Redick, general manager of Huron Country Playhouse, Grand Bend, will leave Canada for Moscow Nov. 25 to attend an international arts symposium. As one of three Canadian delegates, she will be meeting with theatrical workers and performers from not only the U.S.S.R., but also France, Spain, Italy, Austria, and the Federal Republic of Germany. The delegates will attend meetings, with the possible theme "Dramatist -Theatre - Audience" as well as any topics of special interest to the participants. The possible ex- change of scripts, performers, directors, etc. will also be discussed. In addition, those attending will have the opportunity to view many artistic presentations in and around Moscow. This cultural exchange program has been arranged through the efforts of an organizd- tion known as Interarts, with over forty of- fices across Canada, promoting a cultural. friendship and understanding between Canada. the U.S.S.R. and other nations. Dave Sheppard, president of the Huron Country Playhouse Board of Directors said he was very pleased that Heather was given this honour and opportunity, and felt her most deserving. Sheppard felt that she would offer much input and expertise to this seven day symposium. Floyd Herman will direct,} next GLT production BY JENNIFER A. BLACK An executive meeting was held on Nov. 12 and the next director, play and dates have been decided. Floyd Herman will direct The Tomorrow Box, a very successful Canadian play written by Anne Chislett. Auditions will be held on Jan. 2 and 5, 1986. Watch the paper for times. The performance will be Feb. 26, 27, 28 and March 1, 1986. Our first production was completed suc- cessfully, and although not our first choice, seemed to be accepted well by our au- diences. It was extremely difficult to cast a play this Fall for some reason, and at the Adopt the pet you've been looking for in the Classifieds last minute we had to switch plays and find one with an all -female cast, which is a hor- rendous task due to the fact there are very few plays written with several women in the, cast. However, we felt that our choice was a; good one if maybe a little "Cute and corny" and considering the violence and sex seen on; T.V. a pleasant evening of fun, for a change. Thanks to everyone who helped out and; worked hard to get the production going. We; have a big project planned for Nov. 23 and 24; - clean-up time at the Livery and we need as1 many people as we can to help. Starting aty 10 a.m. each morning and bring your own, lunch!!! 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