HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1984-06-13, Page 20THE HuE.on,EXPOSITOR, JUNE 13, 1084 Aid
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Theatre and inutilcit(udents from Humber
College will Ire Singing and dancing *trawl
acme() tariothia summer in a revival of the
old,‘ „ell travelling road shows Which
ounce: fs;ctosse4thisprovince.
Fed "s. AA• Ontario Celebration', 'the
cabaret of 40 . performers . is Humber's
contributiatt tothe province's200th ann .vers-
ary-celebrations. The performers will travel
throughout Ontario in a brightly painted
45-footttailer which will convert quickly into
a ,cabaret stage. The show will be at the
Seaforth and District Community Centres on
Monday, 'Use 18 for shows at 1 p,m.; 2:30
p.m. and •7 p.m. with free admission.
The project has been funded by a grant of
$300,000 from Ontario's Cabinet Committee
on the 'Bicentennial. The Committee- is
chaired by Margaret Birch, Parliamentary
Asaistantto the-Prender.
The skew willfeaature singing, dancing and
i natruznentalsss de icting particular' fntartq
eharaeteristics A SW** entitled
Windsor Strut" win deacribe,iilt a Dixieland
beat song and dance,,tbe Windsor r and Essex
County areas, featuring the' border and the
Ambassador bridge.
Another segment .wiil cdeacti , the popular
Kitchener -Waterloo Ofitober;Fwith a focus
on German delicacies and the polka, A Groat
Lakes Seaway segment, piing by three sailors
will describe the marine scene in Ontario.
There are eight segments" in total.
"We want this• entertainment to be,
colourful, lighthearted and upbeat as pos-
sible", said Howard Cable, music and
theatre director atthe College. Ile wrote, and
is directing the 35 -minute program. /
"This is like the old tent shows which used
to travel the rov,ince.:We;ll:pull in our truck,
pull out a 20 -foot stage fru. the side of the
truck, up goes a canopy with portable' lights
Forrester to a
Maureen Forrester, internationally -known
contralto and chairman of the Canada
Council, will be the guest of honor at the
Opening Ceremonies of the 10th Blyth
Festival.
This will be Miss Forrester's second visit
to the Memorial Hall; she gave a recital here
m April, 1981.
Born and raised in Montreal, Maureen
Forrester made her professional debut in
1951 with the Montreal Eiger Choir; her first
recital followed in 1953. A strong advocate of
Canadian music, she has.premiered numer-
al* compositions by Canadian composers.
;Until the 1970s, Miss Forrester special-
ized in lieder, oratorio and orchestral works
with music; she has since established her
commend of opera too. Miss Forrester was
appointed Chairman of the Canada Council
rn Deceinber, 1983.
Miss Forrester will also preside at the
opening of the Art Gallery, featuring an
exhibition of selected works from the Opbwe
Cultural Foundation of Manitoulin Island. A
similar exhibition was mounted here in 1983
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and proved extremely popular. This year's.
exhibition features hew works, including
paintings by Leland Beli', Blake Debassige,
Michael Robinson, Blair Debassige, Pana-
mick and many others Some examples of
native Crafts will also form part of the
exhibition.
And continuing with the theme of the art
exhibition, this year's special Opening Night
entertaixpnent will be provided by the
Wikwemikong Drunic Committee (or the
Wiley Singers for short). This group of native
singers and dancers also hail front Manitou-
lin Island. They will perform traditional
native songs and dances on the Memorial
Hall lawn prior to the opening, night
production of Garrison's Garage.
The schedule for the evening's events is: S
p.m. Opening of the Art Gallery exhibition
by Maureen Forrester; celebration song by
Wikwemikong Drum Committee; 6 p.m.
Dinner in the lower hall of the theatre.
Guest speaker, Maureen Forrester. (Tickets
for the dinner are S7.50 each and go on sale
to the public as of June 18, subject hi
(TUCKERSMITH TOWNSHIP
THREE BEARS SUMMER,
' -PLAYGROUND PROGRAM
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Mondays: 9:30 til 4 p.m. at Vanastra
Tuesdays: 9:30 til 4 p.m. at Egntondville
Thursdays: 9:30 til 4 p.m, at Varna
Fridays: 9:30 til 11:30
Tiny Tots at Vanastra Rec Centre
Wednesdays: Special Trips and Sports Development
Pro4ram at Vanastra Rec. Centre.
sad in under two hours the showais ready to
go", Cable paid F, t
The show wilt visit mora,-, than 40
' communities ofvarying sizes s Ontario,
scheduled: in conjunction other cont.
Pon* Bicentennial activities Tito show will •
be,repeated Up to six times at every location.
The team is coin# tised'of,.20 s tigers, 10
nmsieians' and a technical: wry, of four
Alreadywell intorehearsaisof alient 15 hours
per week, the students arra volunteering their
time on an extra -curricular ,b1;sis. When the
show tours' Ontarrio from mud -Mai! to Labor
Day, the: students will be p id under,the•
Ontario Government's Experience '84 stud
ent employment program.
The schedule includes'tours through •
southern and central Ontari, n#kthe end of " , : ;: ,
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•n h '»S rh aro h
' in "�>Ju northern 'A THE RCH sal .
June, eastern Ontario , eat l . M KE. M., A „n e
Ontario Aid -July to late AugguIlst. and back to ',rota -
central
. roahool's
curio "Trumpet ` Bitnd opus : a
central and southern Ontario until Labor.Day. ,
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PLAYGROUND PROGRAM FEES
,S8.00per child $20.00 per family $1.00 per day
FIRST TRIP TUESDAY, .JULY 10
' !'A OW, MAOft uar et HURON,COUNTRY PLAYHOUSE
PINERIDGE ZOO, GRAND BEND
For additional information call482-3544.
REGISTRATION DATES: June 15 at Huron Centennial School, noon hour
June 17th & 23rd: Vanastra Rec Centre, 1:00 p.m'tri 4:00 p.m.
SEAFORTH
T Tl "1IL Ter
rLl k..J1' kJ
�>V 13
Celebrating
60. Years of Service
Your choice of Chicken,
pork or. Boal
dernonetratlon at the
Sunday, , at the high
hand re u nlpn ,en
school. Over 159
members since 1908 attended the reunion.
(tiundertinark photo)
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availability.) take place outside and will be open to the
7:30 p.m. Performance. of native songs `general public •) 8:30 p,m. Opening. Night
and dances by the Wikwemikong Drum a nuance; Giarrisan s •Garage, by Ted
Committee. (Weather Permitting, this will :°r ohns starring Ted Johns and 'David Fox,
A Thousand Clowns opens
Huron 'Country Playhouse
On June 19, Huron Country Playhouse will
begin its 13th season of summer entertain-
ment.
A Thousand Clowns by Herb Gardner, the
first of 9 openings for 1984, prbmises to
leave the audience with a happy and warm
feeling. It is a captivating comedy that'draws
life from the warmth of its character's. It is
simultaneously sunny and wistful, sensible
and demented, and above all, unfailingly
funny. ° '
There are tickets available for A Thousand
Qowns andall other shows and events
(0) acentennial.
Youth Sport OL Moss
Festival
For Boys and Girls
ages 9 to 11
Sumemr 1984
• A fun -filled week of apart and physical
activity in July
• Awards for all participants
,,, • ina,JUt ilnbeaic s)�,a j
' • Prelatice wide: community. area and i
provincial events• •.n; e
• Op,grtunity)o progress to next ievel -
• Provincial Event at Contmmiallarkrn
Etotiicoke August 25-28.
• No cost tit registered parttcfpants
To register: July 9 to 13
In Seaforth
Contact: Seaforth Rec. Mike
5274882 prior tO July 2nd.
A R:contrac!al prot4ct orrantred by war .. _ _.....-...
focal, rriten drpuheent En rnaperdtaa
with urn spc,ta acrd PRcaz+&arrt, at the „,.t, ... ,
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Hensall Merchants Assoc.
WELCOME. YOU •
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planned for this, the most ambitious of
seasons. A Thousand Clowns will run for two
weeks, June 19 to June 30.
The Playhouse box office hours are 10:00
to. 5:00 Monday through Saturday, (519).
238=8451,
PaaariciPacrionl�'e
Th.Cyoaeleb mo,dm,nt for pr,onerItn„s,
Local
Talent
Presents
TIPSS - .HULLEY
I aurlb well of MItcbeu ,laid.: Wi aMm
Halley of'Cromasty, wieb to annottaee.
their fertheoming marriage which is to
take One oft. June 20 at Cromlttty
presbyters Church, Cromarty at 6130
p.pa. Reception to follow at 9 km, at
Mitchel and District Coalmen* Cen-
tre.
HAPPY 35th
ANNIVERSARY
on June 15th to
Ron- & Paiutene Bennett
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S ' and
y'
Wayne .Colclough
• s
Mary Jane
atthe
Iieheall„Arena
June
15 & 16
Com, tee the tlenerar Coach
CltationAnd Covsair'Recreation
Vehicles on display in the
`park tte..
STAG
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DOE
Scott
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Sat., June 16
-'ThE Fk°RM
SHOW'
Written 0y ri Paw Montilla
Direct by Card Oriold
Brussels Stockyards Sales Arena
8 p.m: June 26 & 27,1984
Brussels, Morris and Gray
Qaillmunity Crtfttra
_. _ Ap rl1.;luly t,. 984
$3.00 T'Ickefs Available At:
Marys srwtrtg Centres (Clinton & t-lstovre),
Mr* s Drew Stoops (Seetonryn), Harris Stationery
tesad Gray Mun00101). k pe; Oak*. il, 8nraseta, Monts
ConantOsman Mmityn 607-daTa. Tta
• lariat firs reetilytid �y�����y
Oscan-
Mint Of the a�craia( Maui offtuito mark
titM Otcentamlet of Ore Province of Ontario.
Best wishes from Gary, Dianne and
Tracey; Art, Joan and Stott, Family and
Friends.
I>Ktrson�r�.,o,va
Loath Provided
For mor• information phone
4$2.935
526.7775
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WANTED
aches & Managers for 1984/85
Sesforth & District Mirror Hockey Association
Please canted Bob Beuttenmiller
if interested
BRUSSELS LIONS CLUB PRESENTS
MITCHELL RED DEVILS
INTERMEDIATE HOCKEY TEAM
presents
Huron 'Food Festival
AR-D-QIJE
and DANCE
Sat., June 23
BBQ 8-8 p.m.
DANCE 9 p.m.
Dinner $7.00 Dance $3.00
SAVE $1.00 BOTH FOR $9.00
LOWDOWN
iltr r
Mitchell Arena
50's & 60's Musk
FRI., JUNE 22
MOO P.M.
ADVANCE TICIIET516.°'
ral.ist•:. �.
SILVER NEWS
•7.f10 at doh
BROWNIE'S
DRIVE -1N THEATRE
164 Booth St- CLINTON
lf1.r,vdant loom. whatth'vart',
tturksrt Intra Khat lrtufi-miw ing.
Food is being prepared by
CAMPBELL & CARDIFF CATERERS
Ad.ntsslon restricted to
10 -years of age & over.
Alt setas final • No refunds
Featuring foods from:
Huron Beef Producers
Huron Polk Producers
Huron Turkey Producers
Soudant Potatoes
Cdn. Canners (Delmonte) Ont: Wheat Producers
Veg. Marketing Board Windsor Salt
Ont. Bean Growers Co-operative Huron County
Bick Pickles
WWSCRtt'
for rs dearer, brighter
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Tasty Nu Bakery
Gerald Martene Apple Orchards
Huron Dairy Producers
Huron County Milk Community
PER ARDUA
VE.RiUS
1834 • 1984
THE CLAN BROADFOOT
celebrating the
150TH ANNIVERSARY
of their settlement In Huron County
June 30 & July 1
and much more,...
Tickets available at:
Bob & Betty's
Archie's & also Dixie Lee(Seaforth)
Appearing: On Saturday, June 16
ssels, Morris & Grey Community Centre
At: B
Ticket $ .00 Per Person
Ilene* Available ars Brussels Variety, McDottatd Itoi aeall, 9russels; J,L,
McCutcheon Motors, .1.11.'s Gas Bar & Shake ShoPPe, Brussels; Anna's
Dress Shoppe, Seafoi'ttf Or Mutat), Brussels 1,104 Mernber or call 887.6698.
Held tinder the'eathority , , Prected* go frame e
of a Special Occasion* Permit C ntittantty tlettere-tent
Alfie n( Wet* *talked
tea h too
SATURDAY, JUNE 30:
Seaforth and District Community Centres
10:00 a.m. Registration, games and
tours of historic' sites
5:30 p.m. Banquet and programme
SUNDAY, JULY 1:
11:00 a.m. Service of Worship
First Qresbyterian Church Seaforth. Ont.
followed by the unveiling of a cairn at
Harpurhey Cemetery
Afterwards - lunch at the Seaforth and
District Community Centres
For farther information
All descendants of the Broadfoat Pioneers, John Broadfoot - 527-1667
who came to Huron County are invited. Thelma Broedfoot - 527.0127 ,
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