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PAGE 20A--GODER ICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4,1976 -
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Joni Thompson kneels in shame as. Kathryn Reynolds
• attempts to vent her anger on her and Mary Burns steps
in at the last moment to prevent the violence. The three
girls play main roles in the GDCI Drama Club production
of Not Far Frornlhe Giaconda Tree to be perfirmed this
weekend as part of Trigon '76. The play iS direeted by
Phillip McMillan, the first year theatre arts teacher at
GDCI. (staff -photo)
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These girls are using hand expressions to attempt to convey
the effects of war on love and marriage. The girls take their
audience from Ancient -Greece to modern day Canada to
emphasize the points .they make in the play Two Sides of,
Darkness being performed this weekend by the GDCI
Drama Club as part of Trigon. The girls are (front row from.
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Theatre group. seeks
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left) Susan Tigert and Joan Burleigh, (second row from
left) Janet Gardner, Anne Marie Lassalirie, Susan More and
Sherri McLaren'(third row from left) Moira Donnelly,
Mary Todd and Sandy Gauley, (back row from left) Lori
Doherty and Pam Lambert. (staff -photo) -
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approval on renovations III
A delegation from Goderich lease for the use of. MacKay also .with the possibility of meet with Little Theatre
Little 'Theatre approached Hall. attracting professional representatives to discuss the
the Goderich Recreation The group has , hopes of theatre to the town. ' possibility of renovations .to
Board Thursday to inquire on improving the facility as a The recreation building the hall and the scheduling of
the possibility of buying or theatre not only to enhance committee along with the Little Theatre events in
entering into a long term their own productions but •town property committee will advance of other groups.
Jennifer Blacls,
• representing Little Theatre; -
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ti,S:e eyes &flaked....
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when they wen; hit hgrd. fhe.
oyes looked TO you anti sal& "I'm• •
ruif ofraid fprinyself. Mgc Out my
wife and kids! Whrit'll happen lri
them, Who'll look 'after Omni?"
For thousands of widows and war orphans then, are. pensions. But no
parislon or allowance can hops to provide for Ills'. emarganclas. Most of
us. have some form of insurance ageing sicknisC accidents and
hospital bills. Bi At where would your wife turn for help If she were a
Widow or If you were disabled?. '
The.Cansdiap Leglon's.,p,sippy Trust Fund Is the answer tor thoUlandi
of war widows, orphans' and disabled veterans. It is a comrades on -
during answer to the eyes that talked!
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REMEMBER THE DEAD BY HELPING THE LIVING:
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GODERICH
PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION
„In.474.0,41: •
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said the group was interested
in either the purchase of the
hall or entering into a long
term lease to improve it as a
theatre facility- and attract
professional entertainment.
Councillor Bob Allen -said
the request was looked at
when it was submitted to'
council but it was impossible
to enter into a full time lease,
since many organizations
used the facility.
"1 am sure we could
compromise," Allen said,
"but -the building was donated
to the town for recreational
purposes and to use it -in any
other manner would violate
the will of Robert MacKay."
Mrs. Black infcirmed - the
board that Goderich had. a
thriving drama society in the
1890's and the Little Theatre
group has been operatiyelor
approximately i0 years.
She added that live theatre
was ' extremely popular in
Canada arid since the group
has a membership of 700
people' the seating was un-
comfortable and, could -be ,
enhanced with a Moped floor!'
and new seating.
"With the proper facilities:
we cduldattract professional
entertainment and put on
more shims of cur_ own," she
said. "We need the
renovationS more for the
audiencd ' and the --theatre
seats would not discourage
other uses in the hall except
dances'."
Mrs. Black said the group
was not opposed to sharing
the hallyith &i�r groups but
would appreciate sole use of it
during performance nights.
On 'occasion -other groups
have used the basement for
meetings during .a Little
Theatre production and the
noise that filtered upstairs
was disturbing to both the •
audience and the actors.
It was 'also suggested that
perhaps renovations could be
undertaken to the rear of the
stage to accommodate, a
dressing room area- to avoid
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Jack's Jottings
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where it limited a spouse's
rights in the matrimonial
home or reduced a spouse to
dependence on welfare or
included provisions contrary
to the best interests of the
, children of the Marriage. *
The last part of the Bill, Mr.
, McMurtry said, contains
many amendments to statute
,and abrogations of the
common law 'consequential
upon the previous four parts.,,,
Part V abolishes the last
vestiges of theinferior Status
in Jaw of the married woman
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and completes the work
begun in the Family Law.
Reform Act, 1975. The Family
Law Reform Oct of 1975 is
incorpOratecl as part of this
Act.
- Mr. McMurtry advised that
his Ministry has prepared a
pamphlet and an informatinn
booklet explaining.; the bill
and these documents will be ;
distributed freely as .widely
as. possible across the.
Province.
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About 300,000 acres of forest
land is regenerated artificially
in Canada,each year. •
Clerk's Certificate
as to
1976 Posting Of
PrehrinaryList
Electors
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for • „,
Town Of Goderich
1, J. Harold Walls, Clerk of the Town of Godreich in the
County of Huron certify that the Preliminary List nf all..
electors prepared as required by ttie Municipal Elections_
Act, 1972 was publicly posted in the Office of the °Municipal
Clerk on the 15th day of October, 1976.
Electbrs should examine the list to ensure that their names
and relevant information are correctly shown
Application for inclusions, additions or corrections to or
deletions from the list may be made by an elector by com
pleting and filing a form obtainable at the Office of the Clerk.
The last day for filing fortps requesting.additions, correc-
tions or deletions:
Friday, November 5th, 1976
57 West Street
Goderich, .Ontario
J. Harold Walls
-Clerk-Treasurer
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