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PAGE 20, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1981, WHITBY FREE PRESS Whi'tby Free Press..@. ENTER TAIN MENT a with- Barry Murkar Whitby -theatre youth group is off to see the Wizard of Oz The Whitby Theatre Company Youth Group is "off to see theý wizard, the wonderful Wizard of Oz" this December 10 through *CINEMASHOWC4SE CLUB ANNIENE CONCESSION 10OWEST, SCUGOG ISLAND SAT., DEC. 5th, 1981 8:30 P. M. -1:00 A.M. DANCETO BEY SMITH a H13 ORCHESTRA SPONSORED DY THE DURHAM REGION LUNG ASSOCIATION LICENSED UNDER AUSPICES 0F SPECIAL OCCASION PERMIT COMING THE LOG DEC. l2th CABIN BOYS for flurihor Informaion phone Oshawa 576-4096 OPEN SUNDAY Dr. n- ts 16 and under. A free performance for the town 's senior citizens wilI be held on Decem- ber 9. b.m. Curtain time is 8 13. ions and cost $3 foi Theatre goers will be aduits and $2 for studen able to once again realize the adventures of Dorothy, Toto, the Cowardly Lion, the Tinman and the Scare- crow as they go of f in search of the Wizard of Oz. Recreating the role of Dorothy made famous by Judy Garland in the film version made in the late 1930s is Nicole Johnson. Hayley Drew portrays the Tinman with Scott Griffin taking on the role of the Scarecrow. Lisa Rostek is the villain in the play as the Wicked Witch of the West. The "Wizard of Oz" wil Ibe presented at the theatre in the Centenn- ial Building and boasts a cast of 42 ail of whom are under the age of 17. The choreographer for the production is 15. year-old Christine Mac- Innally who, according to director Garvin Farr, The Wicked Witch 0f is doing an excellent job (played by Hayley Drei in preparing the cast rehearsal of the Whitby members for the dance The production wilI bE scenes. The group has been in- rehearsals since Octo- ber and is being C produced by George o l t Waugh. Tickets for the event are available at the door Th ûny ow and at the usual loca- ThnersCoùnty Tow b t otwok bringing the musico So M> nck Christmas to Whitbi walk to work? this year. During Saiurday's Sa nia Cia us Parade watch for Santals helpers giving out coupons. *We have New Books, Gifi Certiticates & Gifi Items* S Candy canes for our visitors ai 120 Dundas St. W., Whiiby 'n )y The town's and one of the nation's most re- nowned choral groups will be holding two Christmas concerts on December il and 14 at St. Andrew's Presby- terian Church on Coch- rane Street. Both per- formances, under the direction of Russell Baird, will begin at 8 p.m. Tickets for the con- 33 SIMCOE S., OSHAWAl 571-3042 certs, which are the l4th annual, are $4 for aduits and $2 for senior citizens and children under 12. They are available at Middleton's Book store on Dundas Street West. There are also family tickets available at a cost of $10. This covers mother, father and their children under 12. The County Town Singers wilI also be ap- pearing in the Santa Claus Parade which will be held this Saturday beginning at 10 ar. They will have their own float and be dressed in original costumes. They will also be sing- ing in front of the Cana- dian Imperial Bank of Commerce in downtown Whitby at 7:30 p.m. on December 18. This don- cert is being held in çon- junction with the Whitby Downtown Improve- ment Area Board. Singer Saturday, December 5, 1981 at 3 p.m. the Whitby Jaycettes will be presenting Sandra Beech and Chickery Chick at Henry Street Iligh School. Admission tickets are availale at $2 each by calling in Whitby (Susie McCausland) 668-8998 or in Ajax (Wendy Apple- ton) 683-8239. Beech will be accom- panied by two musi- cians and will bring various home-made in- struments with her. If,. fthe West, played by Lisa Rostek (left), is seen here casting a speil on the Tinman ew), Dorothy (Nichole Johnson), Toto and the Scarecrow (Scott Griffin) in a dress yTheatre Company Youth Group's production of "The Wizard of Oz." )e on stage December 10 through 13 at the theatre in the Centennial Building. -Free Press Staff Photo rTown Chriïstmas in song N i Henry St. High SChoo i &Bn Speclal Guesi: Mr. Maurice Dunmall (former ConduCtor - Royal Artillery Band - England - also - Canadian Artlllery Band 2.00 Aduits 1.00 Students 5.00 FamlIy For lunch or dînner something special for everyone! NOW APPEARING Jamnie Drynan1 Enjoy the quiet sounds of Jamie Drynan 'or your dancing and isiening Pleasure APPEARINS NIGHTLY TUES.-SAT. 9:00 P.M. TO 1:00 A.M. ID Li CI 1 A'.I. t. Î Ï%I' iý&*4) *4lliý14lei!.4rë 14,i