HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1984-05-09, Page 20A20 - THE HURON EXPOSITOR, MAY 9, 1984
BEAUTIFUL WEATHER helped the Girl
Guides during their cookie sales campaign
as they went from house to house In Seaforth
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on Saturday. Ghrl Guides Jennifer Lane (left)
and Julie Medd got the whole Medd family
Involved in the selling. (Photo by Hook)
DIPLAY,
Improved Display
Spon. by Hullett Recreation
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*MONDAY, MAY 21*
at dusk at the
HULLETT CENTRAL SCHOOL
GROUNDS
Adm. $5.00 per car
Lunch Booth on Grounds 1`
THE SQUARE
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REMEMBER
TUESDAYS
ADULT -YOUTHS
ONLY 12.00
SORRY NO PASSES
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ENTERTAINMENT
Kids play. good but has confusing
BY TRISH RIMMER
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At times children laughed with delight and.
other times they sat with th Ir mouths opera in
sheer amazement. The puppet theatre, The
Nightingale, presented by the Rag and Bone
Puppet Theatre at the Blyth Festival Theatre
was a hit for both the children's series last
week.
The play is presented by two puppeteers,
one musician and a combination of hand
puppets. The puppets fit onto the puppet-
eers hands in a way that the hand of the
person operating the puppet appeared to be
the puppet's hand. By doing this, the puppets
are able to pick things up and make gestures.
There are few props, so the audience is
able to fill in all of the details with their
imaginations. For this reason the play is more
fitting to school-age children. When a long
cloth is held up, they realize that it represents
a path, for example.
The story, written by Hans Christian
Anderson is straight forward and simple
ate
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co- t'C' BOOSTER
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FREE DANCE
& DRAWS for
$15 00. in Prizes
SAT., MAY 12, 1984
CLINTON COMMUNITY CENTRE
8 p.m. to 1 a.m.
,o
oco6/19 MAIN STAY
(Jim Medd)
No Minors
If no Booster, ticket '2.00
at the door
Licensed under Special Occasion Permit
Wed. May 9, at 8:00 p.m.
SENIOR CITIZEN
CARD
PARTY
WEDNESDAY
MAY 16
at the
SEAFORTH
LEGION
7:30 p.m.
Sponsored by
SEAFORTH & DISTRICT
SADDLE CLUB
Slide presentation by John Elliott
Lunch Provided. No admission
enough for its school -aged audience to follow.
It takes place in the kingdom of a Chinese
Emperor many years ago. A very proud
emperor hears of a nightingale who sings
beautiful songs in his forest. After hearing
the nightingale sing, the emperor invites the
nightingale to live in his kingdom and sing
songs to him. All is well until the emperor
receives an artificial diamond studded golden
nightingale as a gift which sings songs even
more perfectly than the real nightingale.
With this, he orders the real nightingale to
leave the palace.
As with all toys and mechanical machines,
the artificial nightingale becomes worn out in
time and breaks. The emperor takes an oath
that if it is fixed, he will only quietly play the
music of the artificial nightingale once a year.
Years later the emperor becomes ill and it
is assumed he will die. Laying alone in his
death bed, the emperor wishes to hear the
beautiful music of the nightingale but since
there is no one nearby to wind the artificial
bird, the emperor can not hear the music he
wants to hear. From outside the window
however, he hears the tunes of the real
nightingale which comforts him and makes
him feel strong and alive again.
The story behind the puppet play is very
meaningful. It shows the audience that
artificial things are nice and pretty but need
to be wound up or fixed if broken. Real things
require no extra work or fixing.
The use of Oriental music and the sound of
the nightingale adds to the atmosphere and
mood of the play. There is good use of
singing, dancing and simple melodies
scattered throughout the play. The puppet-
eers narrate as they go along so the audience
will not get confused about what is
happening.
The puppets are cleverly dressed in
Oriental costumes and painted masks. The
characters of the puppets are realistic and
BROWNIES DRIVE-IN
169 BEECH ST. - CLINTON
ending
suitable to the idea of what we picture
emperors and their counsellors to be. The
dialogue is very witty and humorous.
The one fault with the play is the ending. it
fails to come full circle with the beginning of
the play. At the beginning of the play the
narrator tells of the emperor's tomb in' China
and a nightingale who is buried with the
emperor. This indicates to the audience that
the emperor and the nightingale will die by
the end of the play. Since both are alive and
well at the end, the result is a confusing and
unsatisfying ending.
The length of the play is ideal for school age
children although young children tend to
become restless by the end.
The Nightingale is a puppet play that is
easy to follow. It gives a little Oriental
history, humor, entertainment and even a
good meaningful message. It is a play
definitely worth seeing if it ever comes into
this area again.
505 OFFICE OPENS 6:00 P.M. -FIRST SHOW AT DUSK
FRIDAY -SATURDAY -SUNDAY MAY 11-12-13
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May 18
9 p.m until 1 a.m.
Admission $3.00
(Tickets at the door)
Disc Jockey
Segerens Quality Sound
Seaforth & District
Community Centres
2ND FEATURE
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DUBLIN & DISTRICT
ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
moves
BINGO
FRI., MAY 11
Sponsored by
Booster Club & Jr. Farmers
Ntevens
DISC JOCKEY SERVICE
Country Gold &
Rock 'N' Roll
Good recorded music for weddings,
dances, anniversaries, parties, etc.
Phone Brussels evenings & afternoons
887-6159
DUBLIN & DISTRICT
COMMUNITY CENTRE
JACKPOT
$850.00
in 57 Calls
Seaforth and District Ringette
invites you to their
ANNUAL
ORIENTAL TEA
GARDEN Ft
DESSERT
LUNCHEON
at the
Seaforth & District
Community Centres
Fe Fashions From
Seaforth Merchants
Wed. May 9, at 8:00 p.m.
Admission: '5.00
Welcome to
SEAFORTH RESTAURANT & Steak
House /,
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SPECIAL MENU FOR MOTHER'S DAY
From 12 p.m. - 9 p.m.
1. Roast Beef with Horseradish 8.95
2. Baby Stuffed Roast Duck 8.95
3. Young Ont. Roast Turkey with Cranberry Sauce 8.95
4. Golden Veal Blu: 8.95
5. Breaded Pork Tenderloin with Applesauce 7.95
6. Breaded Veal Cutlet with Spanish Sauce 7.95
1. Virginia Ham Steak with Pineapple Ring 7.95
8. New York Sirloin Steak with Mushrooms 11.95
9 Fillet Mignon with Mushrooms 12.95
10. Texas T•Bone Steak with Mushrooms 13.95
11. Twn Lobster Tails with Golden Rrown. Rutter 19.95
12. Salmon Steak with Tartar Sauce & Wedge Lemon 7.95
13 Jumbo Breaded Shrimp with Cdcktail Sauce 8.95
14. Deep Sea Scallops with Tartar Sauce & Wedge Lemon 8.95
15 Breaded White Fish with Tartar Sauce & Wedge Lemon 8.95
tncludes Salad Bar, Potatoes, Vegetables, Dessert & Beverage.
FREE FLOWER FOR MOTHERS ONLYI
SPECIAL FOR CHIIARB'N PLEASE CALL 527-1020 FOR RESERVATIONS
English Style Fish & Chips 3.65 23 Main St. Seaforth, Ontario
Chopped Hamburg Steak . . . . . 3.95 We also serve light meals for lunch onlyl
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MYRNA LORRIE
FROM CBC TOMMY HUNTER SHOW
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HAPPY
25,"
WEDDING
ANNIVERSARY
The family of Vernon and
-Marilyn Dale, wish to invite
friends, relatives and neighbors
to Join In the celebration of their
parents' 25th wedding anniver-
sary. The event will be held on
Friday, May 18, 1984 at the
Seaforth Legion Hall from 9 till
1.
From the
3K's
Albatross
Tavern
Huron Pork
228-673A
presents for one night only
$2
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Wed., May 9
The music of ZZ Top
Featuring
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"Eliminator/I stye
With e p from Betty
Boob and Billy Jean,
two "friends of the
band" who act out the
song !grits in o most
provocative fashion,
the Eliminator show
Is musically strong, a
little tongue-in-cheek
and a lot of fun.
Fri. and Sat,
Gallery
'Coming soon - David Wilcox, Rockus,
Dixie Fiyfgrs Marie Bottroll
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