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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1986-12-03, Page 26BULLETIN ®D L1T1 AR DEADLINE 5 P.M. MOND '=.Y BINGO - Vanastra Rec Centre. Tuesdays, 8 p.m. First reg. card $1, fifteen reg. $20.00 g 3mes, three share -the -wealth. Jackpot $200.00 must go. Lucky Ball $320.00. if not won). Lucky Ball increases $20.00 per week. Admission restricted to 16 years and over.—(11tix MURDER MYSTERY evening and dinner, December 18, Van Egmond House, Seaforth. Call Robert Q Travel for tickets and information. 482-7771.-49ar NDP TV SPECIAL Meet Bob Rae Tuesday evening, December 9, 7:30 p.m. on STANDING UP FOR ON- TARIO, a half hour program on Global TV. Huron New Democrats are holding "Watch Parties." You are invited for coffee, cookies and progressive politics. To find out about the watch party near you phone McQuail 528-6542, Klopp 236-4291, Stuart 482-9735 or McGregor 228-6842.--49 "THE HURON COUNTY Health Unit in- vites you to attend the Adult Health Guidance Centre, held at Sunset View Apartments, 85 West St., Goderich on Wednesday, December 10, 1986 from 1:30 - 3:30 p.m. for: 1. Health Surveillance; 2. Foot Care; 3. Anaemia Screening; 4. Urine Testing; 5. Blood Pressure.-49ar SALTFORD NEW YEAR'S DANCE music by "MAPLE SUGAR" '30.00 per couple For tickets call:: 524-6434,524-7749, 524-8443,524-9458 WOMEN TODAY Open House and quarterly meeting December 4, 7:30 at our new loca- tion - 56 Huron St., Clinton: Also open Fri- day, December 5, 10 - 4 for visitors. All welcome. -48,49 WOMEN TODAY is sponsoring a workshop for women 10 - 4 p.m. December 9 to gather material to present to the government of On- tario holding hearings to review the system of Social Services in the pro ✓ince. This is an opportunity to have your '.dews and voice heard. How has the provir..ce's Social Ser- vices benefited you? How could the delivery of services be improved? Child care and transportation assistance available. Registration necessary 482.-97.06.-48,49 I.UCKNOW'S SANTA CLAUS PARADE Saturday, December 6.1 p.in. Prizes $15, $10 and $5 for children's group float or school; commercial; service clubs -churches. $5, $3 and $2 for individual representing a character. To enter float contact Donna Sue 528-2033 of Joanne 528-2000. FREE PICTURES with Santa (by Snyder's Studio) at the -Sen- tinel Building and treats following parade. Sponsored by Lucknow Business Associa- tion. Lucknow merchants will be open Fri- day nights in December until 9 p.m. till Christmas. -48,49 m(Iltiotfl'c t 1. Recreation Department "CREATIVE DRAMA FOR YOUTH" • A Teen program sponsored by the Goderich Recreation Department presents "A Christmas Carol" by Charles Dickens "Casey at the Bat" adapted from the poem by Ernest Lawrence Thayer on Sat., December 6, 1986 2:00 p.m. at the Livery Tickets: Children - 50t Adults - $1.00 Avaialble from: Members of the "Creative Drama for Youth" The Goderich Recreation Dept. or at the Door Don't miss the fun! Appearing this Friday & Saturday December 52h & 6fli THE SIN :IING D.J. Appearing next Friciaey & Saturday December 12th 8. 12th THE COUNTRY COMPA s ° IONS Appearing [December 19th Only THE COUNTRY COMPANIONS' Appearing December 20th Only SOUND TREK LAST CALL ... BOOK YOUR CHRISTMAS IPI: RTY NOW! .)\-E C THE -i .- CANDLELIGHT at) RESTAURANT RANT 8 TAVERN BAYFIEILD RD., GODERICH 524-77'F ntertainment men drama A drama program geared to teenagers will culminate in two performances at the Livery Saturday beginning at 2 p.m. The prdgram, sponsored by the Goderich Recreation Department, is call- ed "Creative Drama for Youth" and 11 teens aged 13 to 15 -years -old will be perfor- ming two plays: the Charles Dickens classic 'A Christmas Carol' and the ever - Top talent to STRATFORD - A top-flight team of direc- tors and designers has been assembled for 1987 as the Stratford Festival celebrates its 35th anniversary season. Festival Artistic Director John Neville announced his final play selections and directors and designers for most of the 13,productions to be staged in 1987 ( five each in the festival and Avon Theatres plus three Young Company pro- ductions at the Third Stage). Opening week (June 1- 6) will feature three shows each in the Festival and Avon Theatres plus two Young Company productions. "I think we have put together an excellent team," John Neville said. "I .am gratified these outstanding artists have agreed to participate and look forward to an extraor- dinary year as we celebrate our 35th an- niversary season." The season opens June 1 in the Festival Theatre with the Broadway musical hit - Cabaret and marks the return to Stratford of director and choreographer Brian Mac- donald and designer Susan Benson. Musical direction will be by Berthold Carriere with lighting design by Michael J. Whitfield. GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1986—PAGE 5A r � resentations Saturday popular 'Casey at .the Bat'. Angela Carter is the group leader. "It's an eight-week program for kids 13 to 15 -years -old," Recreation Department Program Coordinator Bob Marshall said. "We run a Children's Little Theatre up un- til age 12, but there are a few really good kids involved and they wanted to continue so we developed a program for these These kids have worked hard., Mr. Mar- shall said, "and the result of the program is the plays." Tickets are 50 cents for children and $1 for adults and are available from the members of the club, the Goderich Recreation Department_ or at the door prior to the performano . stage 1987 prod.uctions Cabaret reunites the team responsible for the Festival's smash hit production of The Mikado and runs through November 1. Bertolt Brecht's modern masterpiece Mother Courage (in the English translation by Ralph Manheim) opens June 3 in the Festival Theatre. It will be directed by Ar- tistic Director John Neville with musical direction and music composed by Berthold Carriere, design by Sue LePage and lighting design by Louise Guinand. Mother Courage runs through July 26. Final opening week production in the Festival Theatre is The School For Scandal, Richard Brinsley Sheridan's timeless com- edy of manners. It will be directed by Robin Phillips (director of the critically acclaimed 1986 Festival production of Cymbeline with costume design by Ann Curtis and lighting design by Michael J. Whitfield. The School For Scandal opens June 5 and is in session through September 5. The 12est of Shakespearean tragedy and comedy completes the Festi$yal Theatre playbill with Othello opening July 31 and Much Ado About Nothing opening August 7. Othellwill be dited by n lland ruins tonrougn Octoberrec31. MuchJohNeviAdo About Nothing will be directed by Peter Moss with design by Christina Poddubiuk and lighting design by Michael J. Whitfield. It runs through October 31. At the Avon Theatre, the season opens June 2 with Nora Ingmar Bergman's remarkable adaptation of Ibsen's A Doll's House. It will be directed by Brian Rintoul (director of the Festival's acclaimed 1986 production of Henry VIII with design by Sue LePage and lighting design by Michael J. This may be all you need to wear. FREE ELECTRONIC HEARING TESTS In Your Home or Our Office •Famous Begone quality in a complete product line. •Full co-operation with your doctor. • An exclusive certified hearing service plan that protects your investment. • We service all makes and models. •Serving the hearing impaired for nearly 50 years. Find out why more people choose 8eltone. Local Service Clinic CAMPBELL'S 168 The Square, Goderich J.D. Fair Hearing Aid Service 145 Ontario Street, Stratford, Ontario 273-2118 Thursday, Dec. 11 1 p.m. - 3 p.m. Weitowe Better Hearing Through Profess 1 Care H CCM IT'S A GOOD TIME FOR THE GREAT TASTE TM BURGER CHEEsEDUKGER 490 590 ONLY FROM DEC. 8th TO DEC. 14th Bayfield Rd., Goderich McDonald's Whitfield. Nora runs through November 1. David William (director of the Festival's triumphant 1986 production of The Winter's Tale) returns in 1987 to stage Shakespeare's Troilus and Cressida with design by Debra Hanson and lighting design by Harry Frehner. Troilus and Cressida opens June 4 and runs through October 30. Final Opening ' Week production in -the Avon Theatre is Anton Chekhov's The Cherry Orchard Directed by John Wood ( director of the Festival's 1986 production of Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead) with design by Ultz and music composed by Alan Laing, The Cherry Orchard opens June 6 and runs through October 31. Two remarkable contemporary plays round out the season in the Avon Theatre. Not About Heros by Stephen MacDonald captures the extraordinary encounter and subsequent friendship between Siegfried Sassoon and Wilfred Owen, two outstanding British poets of the World War One period. It will be directed by Robert Beard with design by Michael Eagan and lighting design by Michael J. Whitfield. Not About Heroes opens June 25 and runs through September 4. intimate Admiration by Richard Epp is an account off the relationship between Anton Chekhov and his leading actress Olga Knip- per. Directed by John Wood with design by Andrew Murray in association with Ultz, it opens June 26 and runs through October 31. The Young Company. under the direction of Robin Phillips will present two Shakespearean productions during Opening Week. CHRI. kSHOPPER'S SPECIAL Econo Box, 12 pieces of Kentucky Fried Chicken Medium box of french fries 500 mL. salad of your choice One loaf of Grecian Bread I� ried Chicken DECEMBER 1- 24 ONLY 94 ELGIN AVE., EAST GODERICH 524-7359 !iedChicken "It's our taste that makes us famous" THIS WEE': ,.'S SPECIAL SENIOR BURGER SMALL F 'C ENCH FRIES SMALL PEPSI Reg. 3.04 29 Special in effect Thurs., Fri., Sat. URGER AR Phone 524-4852 37 Kingston St., Goderich PROFESSIONAIL DIR] CTOR STEVE BALLANTYNE, under grant from The,,. tre Ontario — AUDITIONS — "Wait Until Dark" Auditions will be held at the Livery DECEMBER 11th to 14th at 7:30 p.m. PRODUCTION DATES: February 25th to February 28th • • •111i souAR1 • • • He's survived ;the most hostile and primitive • land known • • to man. • • • Now all he's got to do is make it through • a. week • • in New York. • • • • • • • • • • • • i UNDEE There's a little of him hall of us. • GODERICH • 324.1811 i. • FRIDAY - • SATURDAY , 78.9 • SUN.-THURS. 7:30 • SORRY NO So PASSES • FRI-SAT-SUN • OR TUESDAY: eTlUrElsStmD CortGlifcaAateY: s •• •$sA500 • Theatre or • Concession • . Booth ••• of000 PAUL HOGAN Is o • HELD OVER BIG ardWEEK • ••44491►AI11M141 34 bIMtlAs®!e!•®e!®®•®4®•®,34*F/••®At AI