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Country Hearts by Ted Johns and John
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duced in 1981, Country Hearts returned to
the Blyth Festival in 1984 including' a short
tour of southwestern Ontario.
BLYTH - Three plays originally commis-
sioned by the Blyth Festival and premiered
here, are receiving production in other parts
of this continent in 1986.
Quiet in the Land by Anne Chislett opens
in March at the Circle Rep Theatre in New
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Governor General's award for drama.
The Manitoba Theatre Centre's
Warehouse Theatre opens a production of
Garrison's Garage by Ted Johns this week,
under the direction of the Blyth Festival's
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LADIES LEAGUE
Liz Kruspe bowled 104 pins over her
average to Iead Troubles Back to a five
point win over the Oldtimers. Good games
rolled by Verna Jackson 130, Jennifer
Kruspe 213, Audrey Brindley 229, Liz
Kruspe 281, 617 triple. The Oldtimers took
two points led by Chris Reed 183, Bev
Million 223, Nancy White 215, 221, 592 triple.
Shirl's Girls were on a roll as they took
five points from the Blazers. High games
rolled by Bev Whetstone 201, Barb Almasi
206, Mary Lynne Telford 181, 215, Shirley
Kennedy 243, 614 triple. The Blazers gained
two points led by Gladys Nicholson 152,
Earleen Spain 166, Lorraine Jones 181, Fran
ttae to*, ivlarg rlall zua, Joyce rldiiui u l LL ,
529 triple.
The Marionettes are making a move in the
league standings as they took five points
from Auleen's Angels. High games rolled by
Ett Bradley 191, Joan Crawford 194, Marilyn
Bannister 238, Ila Williams 184, 240, Betty
Fisher 206, 210, 215, 631 triple. Auleen's
Angels came away with two points led by
Grace Mugford 179, Brenda Dineen 217,
Auleen Theriault 229., 233, 634 triple. Marg
Miller rolled a 217, 566 triple which was 149
pins over her average. '
The No Names bowled against 100 per
cent of their average and' took two points.
Good games rolled by Pauline Jacques 171,
180, Jean Mundle 196, Del Geddes 251, Anne
McCartney 203, 210, 577 triple.
COMMUNITY CALENDAR
St. Vincent De Paul store, 15 Caledonia
Terrace open Monday and Wednesday 2-4
p.r'n.; Friday 7-9 p.m. and Saturday morn-
ing 10 until noon. Used clothing and fur-
niture.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29 -Dungannon
Agriculture Society will hold its annual.
meeting and pot=luck supper at Dungannon
Hall. Social time from 6.30 p.m. with dinner
at 7 p.m. •
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29 -MacKay Cen=
tre for Seniors variety program at 8 p.m.
features musical numbers arid slides
short annual meeting and installation"of of-
ficers for 1986. Admission $1. For taxiphone
524-6594.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8- the Salvation
Army Valentine Tea and Bake sale will be
held from 2-4 p.m. at the Salvation Army
on Waterloo Street.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8 -Lake Huron .
Regional Snowmobile Association will host
a Scenic Ride Mr Dollars. (weather per-
mitting) Proceeds to . Family and
Children's Services. Go for a ride through
six townships. Register ,at Triple K
Restaurant in Blyth or Scruton Fuels, Clin-
ton between9-11 a.m. 47,
StATURDAY, FEBRUARY 22- Colborne
Township Sesquicentennial Heritage Dance
at Saltford Valley Hall featuring Crippled
Duck. Tickets available at township office
at Carlow.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7- benefit dance
for Frank andLorene Alton who lost a
driving shed to fire. Dancing 9-1, ladies br-
ing lunch.
WEDNESDAY- euchre party at Dungan-
non Senior citizen Centre every Wednes-
day at 8 p.m. Admission $1. Ladies bring
lunch.
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10 -Pot luck din-
ner at senior citizen centre at 12.30 'p.m..
Everyone welcome.
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3- Meeting of self-
help group for separated and divorced
women at 8 p.m. downstairs at MacKay
Centre (Nelson Street entrance). For in-
formation call 524-4164.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4 -card. party at
Goderich Lawn Bolwing Club at 1.30 p.m.
Admission $1. Bring lunch.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY '5 -annual
open meeting of teh Huronia Branch of the
Ontario Humane Society, at 8 p.m. in the
OMAF office, Clinton.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 11 -St. George's
Anglican Chui ch Annual Pancake Supper,
Shrove Tuesday. All -you can eat, Sittings 5-7
pm. Families (parents and children under.
12) $10. Adults $4 -teens $3. Tickets available
at Campbell's of .Goderich. Phone 524-8866
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GODERICH MUSIC BOOSTERS
With the G.D.C.I. Stage Band and Jazz Choir
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..MAGICAL NIGHTS'
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BROOKSIDE PUBLIC SCHOOL
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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6th, 9:30 - 2:30
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COLBORNE CENTRAL SCHOOL
R.R. 5 Goderich,
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12
Please contact the school to arrange a registration appointment
PRINCIPAL J. ROSS, PHONE 524-6252 1
HOLMESVILLE PUBLIC SCHOOL
Holmesville
1 ' MONDAY, FEBRUARY,3
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PRINCIPAL J.P. KANE, PHONE 482.7751
ROBERTSON MEMORIAL SCHOOL
125 Blake St., W., Goderich
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10
PHONE 524.8972 for registration appointment
PRINCIPAL A. MacLENNAN, PHONE 524.8972
VICTORIA PUBLIC SCHOOL
135 Gibbons 5t., Goderich ' i
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7th
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PRINCIPAL VOA. LINFIELD, PHONE 524-8306
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