PAGE 12, WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 23, 1983, WHITBY FREE PRESS A Night with htysFns by SANDRA LUCCI' The Marigold Dinner Playhouse celebrated their first year of operation in Whitby last Friday night. To help com- mnemorate this evening, mnany special guests were invited. My guest and I were two of them. Upon our arrivai, our coats were taken and we made our way through a crowded back entrance. We were greeted at the door by the dynamic duo, who gave us a very charming welconie. The waitress then led us to our table, which was to be shared with two other complimen- tary guests. The waitress was friendly, offering a choice of chicken, veal cordon bleu, baked halibut or prime nib. The plates were adequately dressed and more than sufficient. Throughout dinner, the atmosphere was ful of excitement as guests such as Mayor Bob At- tersley, Gary Herrema, Durham Regional Chairman, and many, others exchanged pleasantries. After dinner we moved upstairs to resume our seats - the THE REGIONAL MUNICIPAL17 0F DURHAM' DURHAM r-y PUBLIC NOTICE Take notice, that the Regonai Municipality of Durham is considering AN APPLICATION TO AMENO THE DURHAM REGIONAL OFFICIAL PLAN The amendment, as proposed by the applicant, would permit a Garden Centre on private services to be Iocated within the site Indicated on the map below. ln order to assist ln the evaluation of the amen- dmnent application, the public ls lnvited to provide Input by way of submlssions to the Regions Plan- ning Depariment. Information related to the amendment application Is available ln the offices of the Planning Depar- tment, 105 Consumers Drive, WVhitby, Ontario Li N 6A3 or by calllng Mr. Larry Ko4tseff, M.C.i.P. Plan- ning Department, (416)668-7M3-. Submissions concerning the amendment ap- plication muet be forwarded to the Commissioner of Planning, at the above-noted address, and must be received no later than FrIday, December 23, 1983. Don Hadden Chaîrman, Planning Committee Dr. M. Michael, M.C.i.P. Commissioner of Planning first two in the back row. Ail waited anxiously for A Bed Full of Foreigners to begin. The llghts dimmed and the curtains swung open to reveal a slightly run-down hotel rooni, situated on the French- German border. The scene was set by Karak (Raymond Marlow) an alcoholic porter-han- dyman, who was preparing for the arrivai of guests Stanley (J. Daniel Van Wyck) and wife Brenda (Marlene Foran). Froni there it was a minglement of confused reservations with the arrivaI of the next visitor .Helga (Erica Kohl), whose timeliness to surprise husband Claude (Joseph Matheson) was impec- cable. The evening progressed further into chaotic scheming and hiding of wife Helga from seductress cabaret dancer Simone (Arlene Mazerolle), and trying to keep a depraved hotel manager Heinz (Barry Yzereef), away from unsuspecting wife Brenda. Through a weak plot, the acting shone ad- nurably. But by the second act, things did pick up considerably. Pelvic tilts by the en- ticing Simone, did a lot to stimulate the audien- ce to outbursts of ex- citement. When the play ended, because of our ideal seating arrangement, we were able to make a quick departure back to the moon, via the Mfilky Way. Now In- Whitby d[ff UNIS FYlij- I 12 2 kI'ro #S. NV I Wké1big 668-4911I ALEX BRUCE Authorlzed Dealer LOWREY, & GULBRANSON ORGANS 355 BLOOR ST.w I OSHAWA. ONTARIO 725-0001 We are pleased to announce the appolntment of VANDA HAYWARD An experienced hairdresser who has served Whitby area residents for 8 years. She wiii look forward to greeting former and new ciientele at this location. Monday to Saturday PERMS $9o from 2 PTA Work Towards Computer Judy Morine, Janet Dulce, Joanne Argante and Elaine Searle, Executive members of the PTA, are holding their annual Craft and Bake Sale on Nov. 26 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at West Lynde Public School. The sale will feature 33 dif- ferent tables of crafts such as pinecone decorations, ceramics, silk flowers and more. Proceeds will go towards the purchase of computers for the school. Popular Play Returns The Durham Region Concert Association will be featuring Anna Russell, which was held at the Oshawa Little Theatre Hall, as the initial concert of the season. This venue was 80 popular with those present, it was decided to book it for ail three remaining concerts. The capacity of this hall exceeds the mem- bership considerably. Therefore, in order to attract adclitional THE PRINCE RESTAURANT AND DINING LQUNGE 1009 DUNC)AS ST EAST WHITBY 666-2811 HAVE WE GOT A MEAL FOR YOU! Club Steak or Jr Fluiet Mlgnon....7.99 New York Steak ........$.99 BQQ Spare RIbs ..... 0 . 9.50 Incude Salad Bar, Soup, Potatoos, Vegetables, Roll & Butter Or GarlIc Bread. 1U SOU VLAKI OR VEAL CUTLETI members, we are of- fering the remaining concerts for a total fee Of $12.50, a phenomenally low price, especially con- sidering the calibre of the performers. They include Yanchus and Hibbard a two piano duo of excellent quality and rising fortunes, and Lyracord an ensemble, as well as Marie Josee Simard, our next per- former. Business Features Midway Carpet a charming and engaging young woman who is, surprisingly, a percussiomist. She has remarkable talent in combination with the abllity to entertain. Miss Simard will be performing at the Oshawa Little Theatre on Nov. 27 at 8 p.m. Memberships wiil be available at the door. For" additional infor- mation cail 725-1558 or Midway Carpet is a family run business located at 1305 Harwood Ave. N. in the town of Ajax. Harold, along with his wife Shirley, opened the store 1½ 2years ago, and are still on popular demand. Renovations have been made to handie ,more inventory for a larger selection of car- pet and vinyl flooring. .The large selection at resonable priées is ob- tained by buying direct froni the manufactures, explained Harold, s0 we can pass the savings on- cess. to the public. Midway Carpet requests to go to homes to offer estimates without obligation, and have installers with 9 to 14 years experience in the business. Harold comments, "We want a continuous relationship with our customers, because when a customer is happy that makes us happy.' So come down to Midway Carpet and compare prices. We wish Harold and Shirley continued suc- DINING GUIDE GOLDEN GATE 107 Brock St. S. Whltby This popular, Chînese Restaurant is introducing the SZECHUAN CUISINE for all of you gour- mets who lîke spicy hot dîshes. The Golden Gate also offers a wide selectlon of Canadian dîshes from roast beef to veal cutlets and pork chops. The Bo-Bo platter and the deliclous chicken fingers are two dishes' worth tryingl! Perfèct for lunch or dinneri -Open until 2 a.m. daily. Friday and Saturday until 3 a.m. Sunday il a.m. to il p.m. Fully licensed and fast home delivery. DURHAM KEYBOARD SERVICES SALES-SERVICE TO ALL ORGANS-PIANOS GOLD CHAINS ()%OQF 40%OFFeai Pic (Manufacturers items OnIy) 1-DAY ONLY Decembr lt, 83 10 a.m.-10 p.m. 2f OéI OFCULTURED 30%OFFPEARLS. December 2nd- OnIy- Noon - 9 197 Queen Street, Port Pemj - 985-8263 m - -M m 6 1 1 "EX