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The Huron Expositor, 1984-10-17, Page 19ENTERTAINMENT legion euchre team in district inciIs Three teams of euchre players attended the zone play-offs on Saturday at the Lucknow branch. Only one team made it to the district. The team includes Peter Malcolm, Ken. Coombs, Jack Muir and George Case. The rest of the players just had plain bad luck, but they had a good day. The District playoffs will be held in the spring. This weekend, the fall district convention is to be held in Preston on Saturday and' Sunday. Anyone wishing to attend on Sunday please get in touch with President Jack Muir. Membership chairman Al Nicholson --re- ported that members are- beginning to pay -- their dues. Remember comrades, there are prizes,to be drawn arthe end of each month to the end of Dec, it might pay to be an Early° Bird. Onceagain the Auxiliary is busy with . banquetsas' often as two and three times a week. They go about their duties with a smile and have very few complaints. On behalf of the branch we thank them for their untiring THE HURON EXPOSITOR, QC'TOBER 17, 1984 — A19 efforts and hope they will give their time freely in the coming months. .1. On Oct. 27,, the entertainment committee is holding a beef barbeque with entertainment later in .the evening. This was originally advertised as a pork barbeque, bu' has been changed to beef. The price is right at only $5 each. Disc jockey is ' Lively Lou". Those in charge of the Nov. 11 parade have assured everyone' that all is being looked after. The tickets are now out for the banquet on Nov. 10 and all members will be contacted. .At the going down of the sun and in the morning we will remember them. Gordon Scott P.R.O. Classical Ian® c It's not often that an .audience has an opportunity to see music particularly classical music, composed before. their eYes. •Improvisation is usually thought to be the province off jazz musicians. Classical pianist Douglas Finch may change that conception. Mr. Finch, who will be appearing in concert at Blyth Memorial Hall on Oct. 21 is a composer as well as an accomplished pianist. His composition skills are evident in the improvisations he includes in his programs. Audience members are asked to suggest a theme, and Mr. Finch creates a varied classical study from it --a skill many more celebrated pianists might envy. 'Mr. Finch's amazing improvisatory skills are backed by the technique and interpreta- tion of an experienced concert pianist. At the age of -27 he has already collected an impressive array of awards from piano competitions across Canada and Europe, has performed in recital and with orchestras both in Canada and in Europe, and is often featured on radio broadcasts, notably and frequently on CBC's Arts National. The Toronto Star called him "an unusually gifted • pianist" and John Kraglund of the Globe and Mail commented "...a talent which should soon start attracting wider attention." His recent compositions have also been the subject of CBC's "T QNew Hours". Mr. Finch Wille performing in the tri -centenary Bach, Handel and Scarlatti f >\ STAG tor RANDY WILSON Fri. Oct. 19 For Information cal 482.9831 or 527-1545 Minor Hockey BOTTLE DRiVE Friday Evening OCTOBER 19 Saturday, Oct. 20 presents Thursday only... "GLIDER" Friday 15 Saturday TOCIkU S" cert co festival for C t C's Arts National, in Nov, and his appearance in the Toronto Bach Festival next March will include improvisations on themes of Bach. ickets for the concert are 59, available by calling 523-9300. The Blyth Festival's clas- Ing to Blyth sical music series, consisting of thet,,, Finch - concert, La Boheme by the Canadian Opera Company Ensemble and a recital of soprano, piano and flute featuring local soprano Renee Stalenhoef van Hadrlem is still available for the three -concert price of 522; a considerable saving over single ticket prices. Celebration co cert to be held The Blyth Festival 'Singers are swinging into their fifth season, and invite all to a Year Five celebration condert at Blyth Memorial Hall on Oct. 20 at 8 p.m. The Blyth Festival Singers have provided choral music lovers with many concerts since the choir was formed in 1980, under the auspices of the Blyth Festival. Over the years the choir has performed styles and modes from all points on the musical spectrum, pleasing their audiences .with well-known classics and also introducing them to exciting new works. _ In choosing the repetoire for this special celebration concert. the choir director was guided by a poll of "favorites" from present and former choir members. The result is a concert that ranges from Mozart's Ave Verum and Pachelbel's Canon In D to Farewell to Nova Scotia, Cole Porter's Let's Do Ii, and the Beetles' medley from Sgt. KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS OLD-TYME AND 4P,M. to I A.M. MODERN FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28TH STANLEY TOWNSHIP COMPLEX VARNA, ONTARIO Mustcbv •' Mozart 'sMelody Maker% 16.00 per person Lunch Provided TEEN 04N' Friday, Oct. 19 Admission - 13.00 Music by "Segerens Disc Jockey" Seaforth & District Community Centres Dancing 8 - 12 Sponsored by Booster Club and Junior Farmers J Pepper's Lcinely Heart lub Band. Come and enjoy e' best of the Blyth Festival Singers. new acquaintance with the director, Lau 'e Rowbotham, and meet the choir's new accompanist, Anne Leeper, at the wine and cheese party following the concert. Tickets for the concert are $4 tor adults and $1.50 for ' children and ' are available from any choir members or by phoning the Box Office (523-9300) or the Blyth Saga, PEOPLE -- F.C.J. Sills and daughter Joan attended the Bicentennial Banquet in Toron- to last weeit where Queen Elizabeth Il and Prince Phillip were the special guests. The dinner was sponsored , by the Ontario Government and hosted by Premier W. • Davis. f • UP I.(V rHE AIR—Centenalre Captain Dave loses touch with°the ice. Murray watches aaa Tavlstock counterpart Stevens 131S0'JOC10EY SERVICE Country Gold & Rock 'N' Roll Good recorded mete for ;weddings, dances, anniversaeles, parties. etc. Phone Brussels evenings & afternoon 887-6159 • • 0 Welcome to. Seaforth Restaurant & Steak House October Mid -Week Specials Oct. 17, 18, 22, 23, 24, 25, 29, 30 &31 1. Roast- turkey' wjth o,, j'. '4 50 Cranberry; Sauce - 2. Virginia Ham Steak Pineapple Ring $4.25 Specials include: Soup or juice, potatoes, vegetables, coffee or tea, and dessert. 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