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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1984-07-04, Page 20Bayfield Lions Club JUMBO BINGO at the Bayfield Arena EVERY FRIDAY starting this Friday, July 6' * 20 Regular Games * 2 Share -the -Wealth * 1 Winner -take -all game * Grand Prize Jackpot each night -'300. DOORS OPEN AT 6:30 PM EARLY BIRD GAMES START AT 7:45 PM BINGO STARTS AT 8 PM Admisalon 16 years of age and over Proceeds to community work A18 — THE HURON EXPOSITOR' JULY 4, 1084 ENTERTAINMENT "Spider", is good but predictable Melodrama blends with humor as the ghosts of a rustic.ffarm house return to give inspiration to a modern day writer in "A Spider in the House" which is playing at the Blyth Festival until Aug. 16. Writer Clair Meredith played by Mary Ann Coles, has two problems when she arrives at the Preston House • writer's block and boyfriend troubles. When she discovers some old papers and diaries of the Preston family, --Ellen, whose husband is in Europe during the First World War, her retarded sister, Anna and their aunt Sarah -- she begins to solve her first problem. The more she reads, the more engrossed she becomes in the dramatic tale of the Prestons, In 1915, the three women in the Preston family are trying to fend for themselve while Ellen's husband was at war. Ell (Laurel Paetz) and 16 -year-old Anna (Jan find) have been living with their aunt Sarah (Beth Amosl for eight years since their parents were killed in a house fire. Anna has remained as an eight-year-old since that fire. When the self-righteous Robert Darsay, played by Gerald Lenton, becomes Anna's tutor, the events begin which eventually lead to tragedy. His experimental teaching methods turn out to be a little bit too successful on Anna who develops a crush on her tutor. But, Darsay is drawn to the elder sister and predictably, Anna witnesses the love scene between he and Ellen during a mashing thunderstorm. Anna is horrified by what she sees because it's a similar scene she witnessed between het parents the night of the fire. She combines her horrible memory with the Bible passages off fire raining down over Sodom and decided to become an avenging angel with poisonous mushrooms. While Clair is glued to the pages of the diaries, which read like a Gothic novel, her H ,y Township Recreation is sponsoring a MYSTERY BINGO Every other Thursday Next bingo Thursday, July 12 (Ice Surface) Zurich Community Centre Jackpot:,. $500, must go • 4 flash games , Bonanza Prize • 1 earlybird Now over 5600 • 10 regular games in 54 calls during this • 1 mystery prize bingo OVER $1500 in cash prizes Bring your dabbers Doors open at 6:45 p.m. Bingo starts at 7;45 p.m. ALL. PROCEEDS for "NEW" BALL DIAMOND - No one under 1'6 allowed to play ' • LOGAN TOWNSHIP BICENTENNIAL BRODHAGEN & DISTRICT CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 25TH ANNIVERSARY present "A REAL PIONEER CELEBRATION" at the BRODI'IAGEN COMMUNITY CENTRE /`• SATURDAY, JULY 7th, ' 84 12:30 p.m. to 5:30p.m. ******* Featuring ******* * ANTIQUE AND STEAM SHOW * BLACK POWDER SHOOT * SHINGLE SAWING * BELT SETTING—BAKER FAN * HORSESHOE PITCHING * ANTIQUE CAR RIDES * OLD TYME FIDDLING * HOMEMADE BAKING * LOG SAWING * GRAIN TYING—START ANO GO * HOMEMADE BAKING SALE * SLOW FACES * CHILDREN'S PETTING ZOO * DEDICATIONAL PLAQUES * GUEST SPEAKERS * PIONEER DRESS CONTEST — DEDICATION CEREMONIES AT 2:10 P,at, — ENTRY TO GROUNDS ONLY — ONE DOLLAR ********** Then fora Grand Finale ********** MERCY BROTHERS CONCERT & DANCE CONCERT AT T:00 PMI. — DANCE AT 9:00 P.M. IVIrrCHaLL AREHHA TICKETS — Advance $1400 couple — 11600 at the door Tickets swaitabr• from Chamber of Commerce Members tfce.ard ander LCB o — Age of 'tla o ey Card ' boyfriend Alan is trying to make amends for a recent fight by "roughing it" with her in the country house. Alan Byford, played by Andrew Martin Thomson adds most of the life and humor to the play. A big city executive, he is at 'a loss• in the country and walks through every room in the house holding his television set before he realizes there is no electricity. When mitffronted with a fireplace, he looks for the switch to turd it on. Once Alan adjusts to the rustic life, he ends up chopping wood and cooking on a wood stove. But, because he is unable to make a greater commitment to Clair, who wants to have a baby, the fight and he returns to the city. Clair's agent, Val (Jenny Munday) also provides some laughs when she arrives after Alan leaves with a picnic basket full of five cherry cheesecakes, two martini glasses and a giant martini --a bottle of vodka with an PIANO TUNING • REPAIRS • REBUILDING • KEYS RECOVERED • DAMPP.CHASERS • REGULATING BENCHES BRUCE PULSIFER 348.9223 MITC'Eu The OPTIMIST CLUB of Seaforth Travel , The World Lottery . 51400 Trip to Canada East Winner LOUISE SMALE Egmondville Consolation $120 Allan Nicholson Egmondville, • • • • added dash of vermouth and proceeds to cheer up Clair. Finished with 'the diaries, Clair decides to return to the city, with Val to write firer story but not before she says good-byde to the house and exchanges a significant and mysterious look with the ghost-like presence of Ellen. The audience is left wonderine what the link is between the two characters. The setting, the morning room of the Preston house, is wonderfully done with stained lass windows, antique furniture, and a wind-up gramophone which in two scenes plays while both Darsay and Anna and Alan and Clair dance. A Spider in the House, while a little predictable, is good entertainment. Its modern scenes guarantee some comedy while the melodramatic scenes set in 1915 will give you a chill on a hot summer evening. tevefs DISC JOCKEY SERVICE Country Gold & Rock 'N' Roll Good recorded music for Weddings, dances, anniversaries, parries, etc. . Phone Brussels evenings afternoons 887-6159 - DUBLIN & DISTRICT ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION BINGO FRI., JULY 6 DUBLIN & DISTRICT COMMUNITY CENTRE JACKPOT x850.00 A • GODERICH • 324.7811 ; • • • • • • • • • • • • EVERY TUESDAY . • • ADULTS '2.00 REe. v -oil YOUTHS '2.00 REG. '3.50 • • • • • • • • COME AND ENJOY • • • TILL THURSDAY AT 8:00 P.M. 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ROMANCING•, THE STONE • •• • • 1 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 0 ® • @.ltd.®etse00090011116•0000068891.60000660060060•00 The Knockout Comedy of the Summer! STARTS FRIDAY • • • • • • • • 1� • • CANIVOIVENW • • • • • 2ND FEATURE EVERY THURSDAY ADMISSION IS $2.00 REG. $4.00 PARENTAL GUIDANCE An7rrsro WINTARIO came to Seaforth Thursday night. The show was televised live from the Seaforth and •DIStrict Community Centres. Faye,Dance, left, was the host for the show. A talent show preceded Wintar.Io. (Wasslnk ,photo) Musk performed before and after plays Mose Scarlett, well-known jazz and blues musician, describes his music as "songs of the broken-hearted, goodtime' songs. old- time favorites, obscure tunes. ditties and STAG AND DOE for Cathy Anderson and Rick Wyatt SATURDAY JULY 14 AT 8:00 PM North of Clinton. For Information call 482-7111 WINGHAM OPTIMIST MONSTER BINGO Sun. July 15 Wingham Arena Doors ops t at 1:00 p.m. 20 Quickie Bingos at 1:30 10 rega<IIN: one -line $100 bingos 3 Special $200 bingos 15500 Special Game 1 Jackpot of $1000 2 Share the Wealth 1'Bonanza Bingo All Bingos must go! All proceeds to youth work. Happy 7th Birthday TREVOR JAY MACLEAN JULY 9 trivia". Mose kicked off the new joint venture between the Blyth Inn and the Blyth 'Festival -- sic b :lyth inn. ursday enings °Festival theatre - re invited to rive well pefore curtain nd to stay after he performance to take ' e usic.being performed in the dining room o the Blyth In , The fi t sessions a e from 7-7:45 p.m.; the second se sions star after the play. at around 10:30 p.m, The line-up for the next few weeks is: July 12, Michael O'Kelly nd Kelly Mullen (Irish jigs and reels); July 5, Richard Knechtel (country, folk and blu:_rass); July 19, Bob Burchill (country, folk, . nd rock and roll). Come and spend an ent e evening of music and theatre in Blyth. There n ' o cover char _• for Music at the Blyth Inn and n eservatio s possible (except for dinner), Are you over 60 or turning 71? before December 31i 1984? If.you are. and wish to secure a lifetime income from RRSP or are interested in other 5 year investments at , very competitive rates, call: Arnold 1. Stinnissen 117 Goderich St. East, Seaforth 527-0410 BROWNIE'S DRIVE-IN THEATRE 169 Beech St,-CLINTON BOX OFFICE OPENS 6:45 PM FIRST SHOW AT DUSK NOW OPEN NIGHTLY (EXCEPT MONDAY NIGHT -CLOSED) NOW PLAYING TRU THURS. JULY 5 PLUS-EDDIE MURPHY -DAN AYK OYD 'TRADING PLACES" WARNING: La.0 r r FRIDAY. JULY 6 TO THURS. JULY 12 Walt Disney WO F flimemay A TRUE STORY _Special Adaateaton for Dismay Program: A©ULTS(t 8 over) 3 50 eflllbtID1 5-11 50 1 MCLEAN - ARMSTRONG Don and Betty McLean of Vanastra are pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter Susan McLean to Jeff Armstrong, son of Tom and Joan Armstrong, R.R. 112 Lucknow. The wedding is to take place on August 4, 1984 at the Northside United Church, Scaforth. Open reception to -follow at 9 p.m. In Vanastra. MV. A..®.®.-.®.®.5.®. rf9 1 e PUCK & DOE PARTY - y1 for 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Susan McLean and Jeff Armstrong Sat. July 7 at Vanastra Lunch Provided Di. For more information Phone 482-9286 or 482-3531 1 1 \ 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Happy 70th Birthday Andrei From Yck r Sister and Friends _ '0C—s[f.'�CI