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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1986-02-19, Page 18PAGE 4A--GUDERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1986 Save With Coupons Below At P.itt:rif Mt` dor rrre Cn\rrr( ti( ti rot, rr r ir En 1 ® Head & Shoulders 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 • h4arrli- Slrnriklr-r 1( Ili vrrl r` 1 hr) J&ler s Shampoo 350 mL 3.49 SAVE 50C with this coupon pay only 2.99 1 1 � ` Validl 1 \ Only at 0 Discount GB 1 1--- MOM= ININ -----MIN INE t—t—t—t—t— rt— t—t—dr. 't—ttrilli-tttl• MIN t—®NMI NM —t----ININr—t--t—t--t— Luvs Disposable Diapers 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1• 1 1 1 9.74 t SAVE 75` with this coupon pay only 8.99 1 1 Valid A Triangle Only at Discount C D HI —•-----------s--ER--1 mi no --it ,----....... -----t— tom tt—t•I---mil= --f j Always • Feminine Napkins Maxi or Thins 30's 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ce,k alwqys 4.45 SAVE 75` with this coupon pay only 3.70 Valid 0 Triangle Only at Discount Q & 1 F G 8 J MUM! 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He has appeared as a guest conduc- tor with this orchestra, and has produced special arrangements for dozens of their hit albums, along with many famous Boston Pops singles, including "I Want To Hold Your Hand." Under John Williams' direc- tion, the Orchestra continues to program Hayman's award-winning arrangements and orchestrations. Hayman had been Prin- cipal Conductor of the Detroit Symphony Orchestra's Pops Concert Series since 1970, and is also the Principal "Pops" Conductor of the St. Louis, Alabama and Hartford Symphony Orchestras and Calgary Philhar- monic Orchestra. His original compositions. are standards in the repertoire of these or- chestras, as well as often -played selections of many orchestras and bands throughout the world. During the past several years, Hayman has been concentrating .most of his time on guest conducting orchestras in special "Pops" concerts. He is reinvited, season after season, by all of the leading orchestras across the continent to conduct these popular entertainments during their regular seasons, as well as for, their summer festivals. Hayman has recorded extensively for Audio Fidelity Records. His first album, en- titled "Ruby," includes a new stereo version of this million -selling hit song, while a se- cond disk, "At the Pops," with the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra, features the original 1953 arrangement. Most recent releases on' the Bainbridge label include four albums of Richard Hayman and the Manhatten Pops Orchestra. At the age of eighteen, Hayman began touring the country with a well-known har- monica group, the Borrah Minevitch Har- 'nonica Rascals. Hired as a musician, he was soon writing all the music for this large ensemble. Early in his career, while or- chestrating and arranging for various singers and performers in the Las Vegas and Hollywood areas, his unique style of The Prodigal A fast -paced, modern-day allegory, akin to the familiar Bible story, The Prodigal, a World Wide Pic es Presentation, will be shown Sunday,'ebruar-y 23 at Bethel Pentecostal Assembly at 7:00 p.m. Set in the contemporary urban framework and intimately 'examining the gradual spiritual and emotional breakdown of an American family as each member searches for his identity, The Prodigal was filmed entirely on location in Seattle and various other spectacular sites throughout the state of Washington. Heading the outstanding cast are John Hammond; Hope Lang and John Cullum. Hammond, who portrays the title role of the wayward son caught up in the netherworld web of drugs and sex, was recently starred in the hit mini-series "The Blue and the Gray." Award-winning actress Hope Lange Now. An answer to the stress of RRSP investing! 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This in- lans to be for those i n o ved,campithose who take ke those involved, particularly part from the beginning. Those attending the party will hear the details of this unique, exciting event, enjoy a great meal, and go for a hayride. In addition, the Playhouse's new Artistic Director, Steven Schipper, will be in atten- dance and is eagerly looking forward to meeting his new neighbours. Ticket prices for "Sunday Lunch and Hayrides" will be $5 per person. Come be part of this ;"fund- raising event with a difference" which pro- mises to be excellent. Richard Hayman; who served as chief arranger for the Boston Pops Orchestra during Ar- thur Fiedler's tenure for over 30 years, will be the guest conductor at the Orchestra London concert to be held at Goderich District Collegiate Institute on March 1 at 8:15 p.m. The con- cert is sponsored by the Goderich Rotary Club, the Ontario Arts Council and the Sully Foun- dation. Tickets are available at the door. ,writing and arranging caught the ear of MGM Studios' musical director, Georgie. Stoll, who put young Hayman to work or- chestrating for such motion pictures as "Girl Crazy" ( with Judy Garland and ,_.. y "Meet St. Louis" r�ieney Rooney), irec2e Me in .ULiS (again with Miss Garland), and • "As Thousands Cheer." Along with arranging some of the music, he appeared as well in the films "Coney Island" and "Sweet -Rosie O'Grady" ( both starring Betty Grable) for Twentieth Century Fox, and "Always in My Heart" ( with Walter Houston.andKay Fran- cis) for Warner Brothers. ' While in Hollywood, Hayman further ad- vanced his knowledge in the art of compos- ing and conducting film music through studies with many notable musical giants, including Alfred Newnan at Twentieth Cen- tury Fox, Victor Young at Paramount, Georgie Stoll and Herbert Stothart at MGM, and Max Steiner and Erich Wolfgang Kor- ngold at Warner Brothers. A trip back to his home in Boston led to his` joining the then popular Vaughn Monroe Or- chestra as musical director for Monroe's recordings and television and radio show, a very successful collahpratinn that, lasted five years. During this time, Hayman also began to direct the musical activities of various other recording artists. Hayman took what was considered to be just an ordinary theme for the motion pic- ture "Ruby Gentry," and, through his specially stylized arrangement, utilizing a harmonica as the solo lead instrument with a large, quasi -symphonic orchestra, it zoomed to the top of the hit parade all over the world "Ruby" broke every success record in the books, and brought about a renewed interest in the harmonica, an in- terest which has continued through the years with everything from rock groups to full symphony orchestra. examines the family unit stars as his confused and bewildered mother; while noted Broadway Tony Award winner, John Ctilh .i, essays the, role of his single -Minded, career-consumed:father... '. World Wide Pictures, producers of such award-winning films as The Hiding Place and Joni, is the film organization of the Billy Graham Association, and . the internationally -known evangelist has a cameo role in the picture. In commenting on the feature-length The Prodigal, producer Ken Wales stated, "This is both an entertainment and a message piece Some people will be uncomfortable when they see thisfilm, asit strikes so,,elose -to home, paralleling so.many of !today's family situations. But we believe that the current trend of the public's willingness to examine its own conscience will place it on the 'must see' list of family entertainment." Pastors Gerry McMillan and Mark Scarr and the members of Bethel Pentecostal Assembly extend an invitation. to. all to at- tend this special showing. COMMUNITY CALENDAR THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20- Public Meeting at 8 pan. in theGoderichTownship Community Centre, Holmesville. Guest speaker- Glen Eyford. Director Centre for International Education and Development; Faculty of Education, University of Alberta. Everyone welcome: Topic -The Promise of World.Peace. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21- 8 p.m. Bingo at MacKay Centre for Seniors. Admission $1. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 26- variety program at 8 p.m. at MacKay Centre for Seniors: Information on legal affairs and nutrition plus musical numbers. For taxi phone- 4-6594. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 25- Goderich and District After Five Club will hold Looking A - Head dessert and coffee at Saltford Hall from 7.30- 9.30 p.m.Costis $2.50 Scarf tying by Evelyn Merrill,rtainment by Col- leen Maguire, Helen Brown and Marilyn Emary. Reservations and cancellations essential. Phone 4-4166. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28- Dessert Euchre Party at MacKay Centre at 1.30 p.m. Admis- sion $1.50. Everyone welcome. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27 -Do you like to sing? Join the MacKay Choristers ,at 9.30 I a.m. at MacKay Centre. $10 flee to assist with expenses. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20-Goderich Garden Club pot luck supper and monthly meeting at 6.30 p.m. at MacKay Centre, North Street. Bring dishes arid utensils. Date chdnged from Feb. 19. $ CLIP AND SAVE FREE>rq 4'$4 (Mrs AT LAS VEGAS BILLIARDS Double your Money! 51.00 pius this coupon Is worth 52.00 In Video Games (1 coupon nor day per customer) LAS VEGAS BILLIARDS 68 WEST ST., GODERICH r . Happy Birthday Debbie! Thought we forgot eh! THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20- Euchre party at Carlow' Hall at 8 p.m. sponsored by Col- borne Township Recreation Committee. Ad- mission $1. Bring lunch. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 22- Goderich. Figure Skating Club will hold a mini -pops concert with two performances at the Goderich Arena. Afternoon performance at 2 p.m. and evening at 7 p.m. Donation ac- cepted at the door. SATURDAY, MARCH 1- Sale-ing into spr- ing.. Victoria Street United Church Sunday School will hold a White Elephant Sale with tea room, baking and crafts from 2-4 p.m. Children welcome. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 26 -Victoria Street United Church Ham Supper at 6.30 p.m. Adults $5.50 -children $3. Phone 524- 7679 or 524-2756. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 22- Colborne Township Sesquicentennial Heritage Dance at Saltford Valley Hall featuring Crippled Duck. Tickets available at township office at Carlow. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21- Euchre party at 8 p.m. at Knights of Columbus Hall. Ad- mission $1 -ladies bring lunch. St. Vincent De Paul store, 15 Caledonia Terrace open Monday and Wednesday 2-4 p.m.; Friday 7-9 p.m: and Saturday morn- ing 10 until noon. Used clothing and fur- niture. smoodwearese SALTFORD VALLEY HALL FAR RENT CALL 524-9458