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PAGE-'1O, WHITYFRE PRESS, ,WEDNEBDAY.DEZMBEU6 1989 Youth Group to perform 'Wooeter Without Wednesday' Piano don ated TEHE OPIIIST CLUB of Whitby recently presen- ted a piano (shown above with Youth Group members) to the Whitby Courthouse Theatre. Peter Tomblln-Frc Press photo Wbit.by Courthouse Theatre will present a Christmas youth çroup productionl of 'Wooster Without Wednesday,'ý a mu sical fantasy for children, starting Dec. 13. The cast consista of Courthouse Theatre youth members aged 7 to 14. Saley Peel and Geof Jones portray Yvonne and Doug, parents of Donovan and Stefanie (played by Keith Fleming and Megan itchen), 'Who have recently moved into a mysterious old house. The children are delighted to discover their "stuffed toys and animais" magically corne to life after being paoed in a large toy box - at just the right time. The toys, played by KCevin Harper (a bear), Shannon Mil (a doil), Jeif Denby (a clown) pnd Jean O'Brian (a rabbit) must convince the children to believe in them and some special circuxnstanoes ini order to stay alive. Unfortunately, an evil rat, portrayed by Carolyn Dewar, is attemptinig to foil the plans of the toys by scaring the family out of the house. Written and directed by Ken H. Bond of Whitby, the musical fantasy includes anoriginal score composed by Ellen mie- of Brooklin and musical direction and keyboards by Myra Whyte, also of Whitby. Produced by Garvin Farr, the play will run Dec. 13 (seniors' preview), Dec. 14, 15, 16 at 7:30 p.m. each night and afternoon matinees on Dec. 16 and 17 at 3 p.m. Tickets are available for $5 at Promenade Books in Pearson RaUilrod artist at Cullen Gardens Wentworth Foikins, known for his historie paintings of Cana-. dian railroad scenes, wiIl be at Cullen Gardens' Whistle Stop on Sunday, Dec. 10, 2 to 5 p.rn. Foikins has published a book and limited editions of his work, which will be available for view- ing and purchase. The.-. e s.. Lanes, 103 Mary St. W. or at the door (if available) on performance dates. For more information cali Lamie at 433-0490. Whitby Courthouse Theatre is located at 416 Centre St. S, 'Music For You' at lib4rary Whitby Public Library presents 'Music For You - With a Christmnas Flavor' with Eric James and Phyllis O.Reilly, Friday, Dec. 15 at 7:30 p.m. This musically talented 'Duo with a Difference' will provide music and songs by Cole Porter, George Gershwin and Irvina -qli: well as songe from the musicals, modern pops 'and, of course, holiday favorites. Thomas House of Music Winl rovide an electronic keyboard for this evening. Tickets at%$2 each are available at the adult fiction and children's dept. desk. DR. PAUL SIMIAK, Hungarian Consul-General in Toronto, attended a tribute to world renowned artist and art therapist Csorba Simon at the Perrin Gallery of Pearson Lanes on Saturday. Simon is visiting Canada "lto learn how Canadians live" and to learu about freedom. A marathon runner, Simon was also scheduled to run from Toronto to Pearson Lanes sometime this week, part of a symbolie "freedom"' run. TH < K<«K TT<QK0 . «TAVKANT Mon. - Thurs. llam-lOpm 'I/LmIeRos Lm Firi. llam-llpm - Sat. 5pm-llpm BBQ Lambka st Lamb Sun. 4pm-lOprn Saganaki I ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ IIM E -- --- -- - ---- Souviaki in Pita & Greek Salad $5000 Mon.-Fri. llam-2:3Opm I Valid Until Dec. 22/89I Buy One-Greek Entree At The Regular Price & Receive A Second At 1/2 Price Sun.-Thurs. Only vo1A Tr1,Infil T-01g/R00 PRESENT THIS CO PON FOR YOUR SP CIAL (N t validvitil i All A terole J.on(lit s .JU atis moi ('1S. * *S PH S6607810 RCS.SIV17B M. d..