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The Goderich Foghorns provided the celebration music at the post
office's 150th anniversary party on Friday when the public and mark)
dignitaries packed the post office for a plaque presentation,
speeches and a piece of birthday cake. (photo by Susan Hundert-
Festival announces new directors
Artistic Director John Neville announced
five distinguished names in Canadian
theatre to serve as Associate Directors of
the Stratford Festival. They 'are Douglas
Campbell, Martha Henry, Richard Ouzou-
nian, Guy Sprung and John Wood. These
new Associate Directors are in addition to
Tanya Moiseiwitsch and Tom Kerr whose
appointments were announced earlier.
In making the announcement, Neville ex-
pressed his pleasure at being able to bring
together this multi -talented group of senior
artists: "I'm delighted at being able to an-
nounce this team. Not only will they provide
a welcome support system for artistic plan-
ning but I know they will offer challenge and
provocation and I'm particularly happy at
the prospect of vigorous and rewarding
challenge in our deliberations."
"They are a truly catholic group, each of
whom brings widely differing talents to the
role of Associate D}rector, thereby opening
up the artistic rr lkgement of the theatre to
a broader varietyr'Qf..creative input. I'm
enormously pleased at the opportunity to
work with them."
Richard Quzounian will direct the
Festival Stage production of Shakespeare's
Pericles. He has recently directed a highly
successful revival of "Jacques Brel". This
will be Ouzounian's first production for the
Festival.
Douglas Campbell will direct the Rodgers
and Hart musical, The Boys From
Syracuse. A member of the Festival's first
Acting Company in 1953, Campbell has since
been involved with more than 30 productions
at Stratford.
John Wood will direct Tom Stoppard's
Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead.
Formerly Artistic Director of the Neptune
Theatre in Halifax and Artistic Director of
English Theatre at the National Arts Centre
in Ottawa, Wood has directed several pro-
ductions at Stratford over six seasons.
One of Canada's major talents as an ac-
tress and a leading player at the Festival
over many seasons, Henry, is also a director
of note. Her most recent production is "A
Moon For The Misbegotten" at Toronto's
Tarragon Theatre.
Artistic Director of Toronto Free Theatre,
Guy Sprung, was associated with the
Festival as a director in the 1982 and '83
seasons.
Neville also announced today that
negotiations are underway with Alan Scarfe
to direct Shakespeare's Cymbeline and with
Brian Rintoul to direct Shakespeare's
Henry VIII in the Festival's 1986 season.
Cakewalk will be back
The Blyth Festival's 1984 blockbuster
premiere production of CAKE -WALK by
Colleen Curran will be back in 1986, Artistic
Director Katherine Kaszas announced.
CAKE -WALK will open in mid-August as
the final production of the Blyth Festival's
1986 season, and will then go on tour during
September and October.
Described by reviewers .as a "recipe for
sheer enjoyment", "sweet` entertainment",
"pleasing concoction", and "has ingre-
dients for Blyth hit", CAKE -WALK was the
top seller of the Festival's 1984 season,
averaging over 91 percent capacity! The ac-
tion takes place in a hotel in a small town,
during the annual Canada Day celebrations.
Five unlikely contestants are pitted
against each other in the cake -walk com-
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petition - and their attempts to win, by fair
means or foul, provide the hilariously funny
plot. CAKE -WALK went on to be produced
in 1985 at the Kawartha Sumner Festival
and will be showcased by the Blyth Festival
at the Ontario Arts Council's Contact 86 this
month.
Those wishing further details on the 1985
tour of CAKE -WALK are asked to contact
the General Manager, Brenda Doner, at
( 519) 523-4345.
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The Grand Theatre Company will
celebrate the spirit of Oktoberfest with an
Oktoberfest Lunch at the Grand on Friday,
Oct. 11 from noon to 3 p.m. Oktoberfest
sausage, oom-pa-pa and merriment will
greet the public as lunch is served at the
theatre. The $5 ticket also includes a com-
plimentary beverage. Hosting this event is
the staff of the Grand Theatre.
The generous assistance of Beaver Foods
Ltd., General Bakeries Ltd., .John Labatt
Limited, Selby Young Printing and ('HL()
AM 1570 will help make the Oktoberfest
Lunch at the Grand an exciting benefit for
the theatre. Dick Williams of ('HL() AM 1570
"The Music of Your Life" will be on hand fo
participate in the festivities.
The Oktoberfest Lfinch at the Grand is a
perfect kick-off for the Thanksgiving holi-
day weekend and a dramatic way to enjoy
the spirit of Oktoberfest. Tickets arc
available at the door on the day of the event
or in advance at the Grand Theatre Box Of-
fice, 471 Richmond Street, 672.8800.
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OCT. 17, 1985
The council of the Towrrshlp of
Colborne will hold a meeting for the
Ratepayers of the Township of Colborne
in the Township Community Hall at
Carlow at 8:00 p.m. on Thursday. Oc-
tober 17, 1985.
This Is an opportunity tor ratepayers
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community by attending and
questioning their members of council
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