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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1984-08-15, Page 15414 — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, AUGUST 15, 1984 ENTERTAINMENT Blyth play Country Hearts to go on tour this fall' • Country Hearts, the Blyth Festival's fifth and final production this season, opens on Aug. 21 and plays through to Sept. 15. Sam Slick and the Slowpokes, a country and western band, join regular customers and storm -stranded travellers at the Commodore, a small town hotel, on a cold wintery night. Written by Ted Johns and John Roby, Country Hearts was a box office success when it was first performed here. It sold out every seat in 1982! The reviewers praised it - "a foot -tapping terrific time", "a rousing evenings entertainment"! This year's production brings back the hit songs from 1982 and includes new ones. It stars Daisy Defiolt, Robert King, Ross Skene, John Roby, Patricia Vanstone, Robin Craig, Terry Harford, David Fox, Sandy Crawley, Denise Kennedy, Robert Nasmith and Ron Gabriel. Country Hearts then goes on tour. You can catch it at Durham District High School on Sept. 17 at 8 p.m.; from Sept. 18-22 at 8 p.m. it will be at the Humanities Theatre, Segeres 1 Quality sound Phone 482-9217 Races, Weddings, Receptions, atigttete, etc. Variety of Music — Professional Service mossoAMY MY AM, A®s®e®wl University of Waterloo, Waterloo, Ontario. For further information and tickets for Blyth Festival performances, call 523-9300 or 523-9225. For tour information and tickets, please contact the Durham Committee for the Performing Arts, Durham, Ontario; and the Humanities Theatre box office at, (519) 885-4280. Down Memory Lane "Once Morel With Fooling',", the happy- go-lucky and slightly nostalgic revue com- piled by Jack Northmore (last season's Norman Thayer in "On Golden Pond" moved into Playhouse II on Aug. 8. This will be the tenth production of Northmore's revue which features such all time great hit songs as "42nd Street", "Moonlight Serenade", "Jeepers Creep- ers," "Brazil", "Pistol Packin' Mama", "In the Cool, Cool, Cool off the Evenin8", "Mairsy Doats" and "The Muskrat Ram- ble." if variety is the spice of a good show. ens ISC JOCKEY SERVICE Country Gold & Rock 'N' Roll Good recorded music for weddings, dances, anniversaries, parties, etc. Phone rt; russets evenings Ik afternoons 887-6159 The Clinton Optimist Club PRESENTS Saturday, August 18 AT THE CLINTON COMMUNITY CENTRE 1 MAJORITY 600 FOOD AVA8AVAILABLE TICKETS AVAILABLE AT: Verbeek's Farm & Garden Centre 482-9333 Phone 482-7138 GET YOUR TICKETS WHILE THEY LAST! RESERVE YOUR TICKETS NOW! They're Selling Fast! WINGHAM OPTIMIST MONSTER BINGO (Final one of the summer) SUNDAY, AUGUST 19th Wingham Arena Doors open at 1:00 p.m. 10 EARLY BIRDQUICKIES AT 1:30 10 REGULAR ONE -LINE $100 BINGOS 3 SPECIAL $200 BINGOS 1 $500 SPECIAL GAME 1 JACKPOTOF$1000 2 SHARE THE WEALTH 1 BONANZA BINGO 10 NiGHT-OWL QUICKIES AT END MORE THAN =3000 MUST GO! All proceeds for youth work! T .4GREAT "Once More! With Fooling!" has it! The Big Bands! The Latin Craze! Good old-fashioned Western". And all the really old tunes like "The Flat Foot Floogie" and "One Meat Ball" (songs that make "The Purple People! Eater" sound sensible)! "Once More! With Fooling!" features Jack Northmore in his Playhouse 11 debut with Marcia Trutt, Hank Stinson and Denise Baillargeon rounding out the cast, It's the final show of the Playhouse 11 season, so this will be the last chance for 1984 to visit and enjoy this cabaret theatre. BROWNIE'S DRIVE-iN THEATRE 169 Beech St. -CANTON BOX OFFICE OPENS 8 PM FIRST SHOW AT DUSK NOW PLAYING'TILLTHURSDAY, AUG. 16 a MOMS' w-' inwirt "FOOTLOOSE" STARTS FRIDAY AUGUST 17 TILL THURSDAY AUG. 23 -CLOSED MONDAY vg FINALLY GOT IT"' "The most 'l imaginative movie since 'ET.'" GEMLiNS j 8PARENTAL P II GUIDANCE When you're on a train with flvo million dollars, notnIng con throw you oft Mt track Finders {,it Keepers ��;• Legion bowlers get mention "Once More! With Fooling!" HALL FOR RENT at Vanostra Recreation Centre 48.2-3544 Dances, Weddings and Receptions etc. DUBLIN & DISTRICT ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION BINGO Fri. Aug. 17 DUBLIN & DISTRICT COMMUNITY CENTRE JACKPOT $500 in 50 calls • s • TILL THURSDAY •1 • •s • (ISYRNGDRiVE-1141 TATA: PLUS, BOX OFFICE OPENS • • • FRI.-SAT. 8:00 P.M. • SUN.-THURS. 8:30 P.M. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 0 THEY'RE HERE TO SAN/ E THE WORLD 4141;111C, %i - ST BUSTERS DIE SUrtaNATUIL L CCAIE Y lit; .. • • STARTS FRIDAY • LAS BILL • • j�[A• ❑ •• • COARSE LA91000,61 Toot`•, Drench ono, �•e+eeelse?e•eo®••••••e so 0•••••••••••••••® girt YrY ilriirYO iOd yr rvr,, rrrrr.r rrre➢.rsuss`rr'rrv'Ii rr rfrr'/i:I P➢yr rvv'ia v,iJii➢� GS EVENT 2 Big Days Friday & Saturday T 24 & 25 Come to Seaforth's Great Back to School Savings Event and save on an exciting variety of products and services offered to you by the friendly Seaforth merchants. Browse for bargains on the Main Street and you'll be entertained by clowns, a jug band as well as many other exciting festivities! SEAFORTH'S Great BACK TO SCHOOL EVENT....Don't Miss It! SPONSORED BY THE SEAFORTH B.I.A. • • • it • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •••••••• PARK TIIEfITRE iYrrYi ir.Y'/T'ifY'9 ii'i7.i Y,r,Y1r46 GST BUSTERS COARS1 LANOUAOE Moe Orono}, O,.t. STARTS FRIDAY GODERICti 57.4-1.11 NOW TILL THURSDAY AT 8:00 P.M. Remember $2.00 Tuesdays FRI.-SAT. 7 & 9:00 SUN.-THURS. 8:00 P.M. N OOLENQ Theo,fe. Dre hon, • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • A tidy workshop is a safer workshop! L NEWS This past month's news has been rather scarce due to holidays during the month •f July. Guests from other branches hay dropped in passing through Seaforth_ an have been quite impressed with the sho - cases in the hall and the lounges, More branches are thinking along th se lines now and will try to have a memori m from the past to those who may use he building in the future. Members of the Le on hope their contribution through the year to the welfare of the town will be remembers Six lawn bowlers journeyed to London last Saturday to play in the Legion Provincial Lawn Bowling competitions. They included on one team John Patterson, Neil Bell and Bill Brown. On the other team were Jack Muir, Bob Doig 71‘,1 •r ��1C Even though the calibre of play was quite good, the team skipped -"by Jack Muir received honorable mention and received one of the lesser prizes. The bowlers were shown the hospitality of the "Victory, Branch" and served dinner by the Ladies Auxiliary of that branch. This Friday evening, there will be a lawn bowling night sponsored by the executive of the branch. We hope those who have not bowled before will see fit to attend as well as those who are good bowlers. Bowling will start at 8 p.m. with a barbecue to follow. On Saturday, two teams of golfers will attend the District golf at Hanover. We wish them luck and the winners will go to Provincial at a later date. We will post the results next week. On Friday, Aug. 24 there will be a corn roast at the Branch, with entertainment later in. the evening. We will have more on this nez eek. -� At t oin8 down o e sun and in the morning we tuber them. Gordon Sbott P.R.O. Playhouse Auction coming The Third Annual Cavalcade of Fun Super Auction will take place at Huron Country Playhouse on Sunday, Aug. 19 starting at 7:30 P.m. This is the second major fundraising event of the 1984 season, As in past years, Huron Country Playhouse will be offering a wide variety of items kor GARY ARTS Friday, Aug. 17 STAG Jerry Jordan Sat. Aug. 18 CLINCHER'S FIRE BALL BENEFIT Sunday, August 19 R.D.'s HOTEL GRAND BEND 2P.M.-10P.M. $10 per person Ticket Holders Only! •FREE FOOD •CASH BAR• Proceeds to Randy McClinchey & Ken including theatre tickets, dinners ajt.restat r�- ants in Grand Bend and Bayfiel ;"household articles, assorted ornaments an many other , bargains. For the greatest buys of the s mmer, don't forget the Cavalcade of Fun Sup -Auction at HCP. Lots of fun and even more savings. RICHMOND - STEWART Mr. and Mrs. Robert Richmond of Brussels are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter, Bonnie, j to Charles Stewart, son of Mr. and Mrs. I Don Stewart, of Seaforth. Their mar - age will take place September 15, 1984 �doge 4 p.m. at Brussels United Church. ELLIOTT - REID TO MARRY—Mr. and Mrs. Earl Elliott, Dublin and Mrs. John Reid, Hensen are pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of their children, Robert Brad- ley and Cindy Lon -Ann. The marriage will take place August 18th, 1984 at 7 p.m. at the Berman -United Church with Rev. Stan Mc- Donald officiating. Open reception at 9 p.m. to follow hi Henault. Photo by Sehwartzentrnber Dupes m Shannon Mr. and Mrs Donald Dupee of Seaforth wish to announce the engagement of their daughter, Barbara Ann, to Thomas Alexander, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ivin Shannon of RRtt4 Walton. The wedding will take place on August the 25th at 4:00 p.m. at the Northside United Church In Seaforth. Open reception to fopc(iow at 9:00 p m t Seaforth and Distwt Community Cen- tres. 1.r===tlr--- -=41 =4 Hevnshergen 0 — MacGregor Mr. and Mrs. Martin Reynsbergen are happy to announce the forthcoming marriage of oar daughter Mary Anne to Scott, son of Mr. Band lyre. Ronald llMacGregor of RRi Klppen, on Septem- ber 8, at St. James Roman Catholic Church. Seaforth, at 4 p.m.