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hn HIP ------ Youthin the arts week Oshawa District Council for the Arts is sponsoring a week in February as "Youth in the Arts' week and has requested submission of the artwork from students of Leslie A. Parkes. On February 23rd, during a musical recital at O'Neill Collegiate and Vocational Institute, the artwork will be display- ed throughout the audit- orium. Then, they will be moved to McLaugh- lin Public Library at the Civic Centre to hang during the week of Feb- ruary 28th. Marigold Dinner Theatre (From page 16) and balance the funda- mentals of professional theatre and the funda- mentals of pleasant dining --- not always an easy or successful com- bination in the world of the dinner theatre. 'In most of the dinner theatres we've been in, people would say things like, the food's good -- for a dinner theatre. But we said no. That's not good enough." The result is that din- ing and theatrical facili- ties operate as separate entities under the same roof at the Marigold. The clatter of cutlery and the rattle of ice- cubes during the play are graciously avoided, and the food and service (both excellent) are allowed to stand on their merits. J And that, says, Sol- way, is the way it has to be in Durham. "We're getting people here who may have seen a stage play in high school and hated it or people who feel uncom- fortable in a theatre because they don't know anything about it. But food? Everybody knows about food. And in din- ing out at a dinner theatre, the whole thing PORT PERRY STAR -- Tues. February 7, 1984 -- V7 AO gS becomes someting tht PLEASE EXCUSE sana» "i OUR MESS DURING All of which wakes RENOVATIONS! makes the Region's many theatre aficiana- dos hope that Solway and Fitzgerald get their 3,000 subscribers -- and 800N. Dog Washing & Grooming 19 SUNRISE DR, BLACKSTOCK For Appointment Call: