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Whitby Free Press, 7 Dec 1994, p. 12

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Page 12, Whitby Fre Pross, Wednesdiay. December 7,1994 TOwn singers perform The County Town Singers will present 'Tree of Blessing,' under the musical direction of Barbara Quellette, on Monday, Dec. 12 and Tuesday, Dec. 13, 8 p.m., at Ail Saints' Church, 300 Dundas St. W, Whitby. Tickets are available at LaFontaine Trading Post, 106 Dundas St. W., Whitby. Tickets are $8 for adults, $5 seniors and children. «Youth singers in concert The Oshawa Festival Singors, made up of local youth aged 9 te 18, will present 'Simply.Alleluia - A Christmas Celebration in Song,' Dec. 11, 7 p.m. The show includes 'Messe Basse' by Faure and traditional carols. Lorie Easton is musical director, Janice Brydges is accompanist and guest organist is Robert Phillips. The show is at St. Androw's United Church, Oshawa (corner of Bruce and Simcoe streots). Admission is $8 for adults, $5 for seniorW/youths. For ticket information, cal 728-8906 or 571-0845. (only 20 minutes away)e *10 of your favourite brews on tap as weII as a ful compliment of beverages. *Try our fine Irish Pub fare. *Top off your eveaing with a gaine of darts. For a relaxed, casual Urnecorne to a warrn cornfortable atmosphere at The Anftim Homs Good Food. Good Drink. Good Times. 56 Water St. Port Perry 985-8853 the teiffer C& the hall f ItLtd. Pub &Restaurant Frlday & Satuu'day Nlghts December 9th & 1lOth TWO C)MILES No Cover Saturday Jorning December i th Q.P.R. vs. Man. UTD. i :OOam start by Satellite $4.00 Breakfast - $5.0 Cover Tuesdoy ight 1iOo WINGS BOOK NOW FOR NEW YEARS! Sunday Nlght Jam with ANDREW HEATHCOTE 9:00pm - i :OOam NoCover 'Chess' challenge for local teacher WAYNE HENRY (left> and Steve Longauer rehearse for Oshawa Litte Theatre's production of 'Chess' which wiIl be presented Dec. 8-11 and 15-18. Tickets for the Tim Rice musical are available'at Sayweils Book Store in Oshawa or at the box office the igh ofthe erfrmace. Photo by Mark Reesor, Whitby Fre Press A Caribbean Christmas Club Carib of Oshawa Youth at the Caribbean Cultural Centr, ..,:11J o Y l14z-mnq in (;00Wentworth St. E..Oshawý the Caribbean,' on Friday, Dec. 9, LegH athnseBufe Over 2un.,0&HotayS 9.7 interatioSna l Sel1t4n. 1OilreOF1 &onde 112 pick up odrers 1-4r $2.0 SeniorsCti1% sonF Th eot lC cti rabled (Iegndehi nSq ure RuiesstHurant inIRCsanadad.I Dinnernatinam bleciiiI 666-626 a Tundan R. E. re, va. The play will ho expressed through drama, dance and song. Other musical talents, steel band and a fashion show are some of the highlights of the evening. Cost of admission is $4 for adults, $2 for youth/seniors, $1 for children. There will ho baked goods, crafts and door prizes. For tickets, cali 433-1244, 728-4293, 436-5026 or 430-1831. The Whitby Inn Restaurant &Pub satellite a TV * Teams Welcome By Gavin Crisp A Whitby resident will play the role of a Russian chess master in the upcoming Oshawa Little Theatre production of 'Chess.' «'I first heard the music te 'Chose' about five years ago and just thought it was the best music I h ad heard in a long time, " says Kevin Dashney, tea- cher at Father Leo J. Austin Catholic Secondary School. "I was just conipletely amazed that a group aroun d here was gongt put it on." WIritten in 1986 by Tim Rice (who had a hand in the music numbers in Disney's 'Aladdin') and pop group ABBA's Benny Andersson an d Bjorn Ulvaeus 'Chess' was about the worid chess title match hotween Ameni- can Bobbie Fischer and Russian master Bonis Spassky. lonles a Russian chess guru, Anatoy, played by Dashney. A theatre-lover for meet of hie life, Dashney started his acting/ singing career with numerous musical productions in high school. Realizing bis career as a p or- former was more of a hobby tl* an a job, Dashney attended tea- chers' college. "Certainly, drama and teach- ing complement each other very well as far as performance, and since I teach drama as well. But I think they're very much rela- ted," says the teacher at G.L. Roberts CVI in Oshawa. Since the beginning of his teaching career, Dashney has found very little time te pursue his performing interests. But with the recent mounting of 'Chess,' ho couldn't allow suc h an oprtunity te pass by. CMest people don't know very much about 'Chess'... I think it will become botter known as "think anyone Who cornes te see it will ho surprised at the quality of it.» 'Chose' wil be presented Dec. 8 te, il and Dec. 15 to 18. Nina Foxall is director, Tim Southwell musical director, Autumn Smith choreographer and Maureen Smith producer. ickets, $14, are available at Saywells Book Store, Oshawa, or at the box office on night of performance. KEVIN DASHNEY 'BrassM in. YuI ..p......... The W... by.B....Band.a. STet South, hby. ad n To reserve a seat, cail (905) 666-2049. Admiission is free. 'Senior Ciizens Christmas Specii * Mon. to Thurs. ail thru December *Buy one entrée at regular price S get 2nd entrée AT 1/2 PRICE tEqual or lasser value. Ntto beused wfth other *speciais.Expires Decemnber 22. 1994. - - - -- - - -- - - -- - -

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