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Entertainment
COMMUNITY CALENDAR
Authors Mary Byers and Margaret
McBurney will be the special guests at the
Friends of the Library meeting on Friday,
Nov. 20, at 8 p.m. in the Goderich Branch
Library. Their presentation will include
slides of buildings featured in their new
book, "Tavern in the Town". Copies of the
book will be available for sale. All are
welcome. Free tickets are available at the
library.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 23rd at 8 p.m.
there will be a Variety Program at The
MacKay Centre for Seniors. Tony Hyde,
Gordon Harrison anal Noreen Madge will be
providing musical entertainment and
leading a sing -song. A guest speaker and a
short film is also planned.
Wedding Reception for
Greg Potter
and
Judy Hoy
Friday, November 27th
Saltford
*Music by "Sound 714"
Wedding Reception
for
Dulcie Mero
Tom Sinnett
9:00
LUCKNOW
COMMUNITY
CENTRE
Everyone Welcome!
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21ST at 8 p.m.
there will be a Dance at The MacKay Centre
for Seniors. Live music by The Entertainers
(Gordon Harrison's band) . Ladies please
bring sandwiches.
NOVEMBER 21 - There will be no French
Activity Hour at the library November 21
for that the children may participate in the
Santa Claus Parade.
NOVEMBER 23
A Public Meeting will be held at the MacKay
Centre for Seniors on November 23rd at 7:30
p.m., to determine what services are
presently available in the Goderich area for
seniors and what need expanding or
developing. Input and ideas from seniors in
the area would be appreciated so please
plan to attend.
NOVEMBER 27 Goderich Christmas Lights
Festival - "Opening Ceremony" Friday,
November 27th 7:00 p.m., Court House
Park. Fun for the whole family - Santa
Claus, Tree Lighting Ceremony, School
Choirs, Low Level Fireworks Finale. For
more information contact the Goderich
Tourism Office at 524-6600.
VOLUNTEER KNITTERS - Wool supplied
year round to people willing to knit mitts for
Family and Children's Services for the
Huron County Christmas Bureau. Please
pick up wool at Schaefer's Ladies Wear or
Norma's Sewing Centre and return mitts by
December 7, 1987 to the same place.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2 Golden Gate
Seniors Club of Goderich will have a
Christmas Turkey Dinner at Victoria Street
United Church at 6 p.m. Entertainment to
follow at MacKay Centre. Taxi - 524-6594.
Happy 80th Birthday
November 19
JOY SMITH
Entertaining the children
Well-known children's entertainers, April and Susan,
were in Goderich Monday afternoon at Victoria Public
School. Primary students from Victoria, St. Mary's
and Robertson attended the concert. The Toronto
musicians, April Kassirer and Susan Marcus,
delighted the children with a wide variety of original,
whimsical songs, poems and theatrics, along with a lot
of audience participation as evidenced in the one photo.
I photos by Jennifer Culbert and Lou -Ann DeBruyn
William Hutt to play tide
role in Young Company
The Stratford , Festival has announced
that Williarrk Hutt will join the 1988 Young
Company as a special guest artist to play
the title role in King Lear. The production
will be directed by Robin Phillips, Director
of the Young Company. The season also
will mark the 40th anniversary of this
remarkable actor's distinguished career
in Canadian theatre and his 29th season of
involvement with the Stratford Festival,
including 13 years as.Associate Director.
William Hutt. made his professional
debut in 1948 with the Bracebridge Sum-
mer Stock Company. After five years of,.
work with various stock and touring com-
panies, he joined the Festival of its in-
augural season in 1953. Since then, his
numerous credits for the Festival include
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such major roles as Chorus Leader in
"Oedipus Rex", Ford in "The Merry
Wives of Windsor", Polonius in "Hamlet=',
Don Pedro in "Much Ado About Nothing",
Jaques in "As You Like It", Prospero in
"The Tempest", Pandarus in "Troilus and
Cressida", Don Armado in "Love's
Labour's Lost", Brutus in "Julius
Caesar", Gayev in "The Cherry Orchard",
Chorus in "Henry V", Khlestakov in "The
Government Inspector", Trigorin in "The
Seagull", Sir Epicure Mammon in "The
Alchemist", Lady Bracknell in "The Im-
portance of Being Earnest", Vanya in
"Uncle Vanya", Falstaff in "The Merry
Wives of Windsor", The Fool in "King
Lear", James Tyrone in "Long Day's
Journey < Into Night", Dorn in "The
Seagull", Wolsey in "Henry VIII", Sir
Thomas More in "A Man For All Seasons",
Sir Peter Teazle in "The School for Scan -
d lf' : n"ti'`titre role§ in "King', Lear", 'l"at ,
t,uffe'.-'.,..:"Titus.; Androni-•cus". and.,
"Volpone".
He also has played leading roles with
numerous Canadian regional theatres in-
cluding the Vancouver Playhouse, the Na-
tional Arts Centre, the Manitoba Theatre
Centre and Theatre London where he serv-
ed as Artistic Director for four seasons. In
1983-84, he was a member of Robin
Phillips' company at the Grand Theatre,
London.
William Hutt also has appeared in major
theatres throughout Great Britain, in Lon-
don's West End, on Broadway and in ma-
jor cities across the U.S., Australia and
Europe. Throughout his distinguished
career, he has played opposite such major
international stars as Sir John Gielgud,
Irene Worth, Jaynes Mason, Peter Ustinov,
Maggie Smith, Sir Alec Guinness, Dame
Sybil Thorndike, Sir Lewis Casson, Alexis
Smith, Alan Bates, Christopher. Plummer,
Maggie Tyzak, Dame Edith Evans and
Jessica Tandy.
He was invested in 1969 with the Compa-
nion of The Order of Canada and, in 1974,
won Genie and ACTRA Awards for his per-
formance as Sir John A. Macdonald in
"The National Dream" (CBC) and the
Prix Anik Award for his portrayal of
George Bernard Shaw in "The First Night
of Pygmalion" (CBC). Mr. Hutt has
Honorary Doctorates from three major
Canadian universities and in December,
1984, was recognized by the Speaker of
the House of Commons as "one of
Canada's greatest actors".
"Robin's Young Company is so full of
vibrant, enthusiastic talents," said
William Hutt, "and I feel deeply privileged,
to be invited to share my past with their
futures in this most exciting project."
"I am delighted that Bill Hutt is going to
join us in the Young Company and
everyone at the Third Stage is proud to
have him as a guest," Robin Phillips,
Director of the Young Company, said to-
day. "We are honoured that he has chosen
to celebrate his 40th anniversary with us."
Auxiliary makes
A
doOn Novembernations61 10th, members of the
Legion Ladies Auxiliary met for their
November meeting. President Marg Baker
called the meeting to order with Comrades
Heidi Beadle and Marion Hayes carrying
the colours.
Corresponding secretary, Iris Sampson,
read many thank you notes from grateful in-
dividuals and groups. Donations were made
to the Huron Day Centre for the Home-
bound, Family and Children Services and
Goderich Ringette Association.
The annual Snowflake Bazaar was a great
success, thanks to generous contributions
and buyers.
Plans for the Veterans' Christmas Party,
Nov. 26th, are progressing well under Com-
rade Karen Draper's leadership.
A donation of $7,000 was approved to aid
the local Branch with renovations and
maintenance of their building. It was
presented at the levee that followed the
parade and service on Nov. 11th.
Comrade Irene Sparks won the mystery
prize and Comrade Wendy McAstocker the
'Early Bird' membership draw. The
meeting was adjourned by Con rade Marion
Hayes.