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QUIET IN THE LAND
by Anne Chislett
"Love and drama in Amish country"
July 15, 16, at ;p.m.
18, 20, 21, 8:30 p.m.
LOVE OR MONEY, by Carol Bolt
"An old-fashioned ghost story"
July 16, 17, 22 at 6:30 p.ni. unless stated
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LoveorMoney entertain'
BY HERB SHOVELLER
The one certainty about
Carol Bolt's Love Or Money
is that the, Blyth Summer
Festival has once again come
up with a sound, entertaining
npreditetien sure to please, its.
audiences,
friend and employee of
Small's. is Inver antagonist
to Theresa. played by Diana
Davin. in his effort to
establish his own love for
Theresa. constantly Points
out her husband's. frequent
indiserotions„but is. filistr4-
in,attempt by the
444tic.
iffh4141,r900.9.0iht even admits;
-she:$4,4407000,q14"*.#0,10. in common eaeapt.gtprIarti,.
a0.":Ris'favv.,,then. grvs and
00. his lust • for . money.
ivitich Mobil* is reltictaat
to give to finance his em-.,
ployees plans for developing
moving picture theatres.
too, has her rea-
sons. 'Up to that point in her
career, her only claim to
stage fame was an insignific-
antpart on a chorus line. But
Ambrose had promised her
loiie of sorts, and a romance
in Havana when the two' ran
off together. Yet she was
only. one of many, and the
fine scheme never material-
ized.
Although professing her
commitment to her husband,
Theresa, in light of her
husband's backstage man-
„oeuvres,- also has motives,
which are neatly covered in
her spiritual cloak.
The most intriguing char-
acter :is the Small's maid.
Mrs. • Pye, played with re-
ma rkahle -effectiveness by
Blyth veteran Anne Anglin. '
Her domestic skills are at
best questionable, but her
talents as a psychic
accenuate -the tension.
Layne Coleman is equally
strong as detective AuStin
Mitchell Of the Metro Tor-
onto force'who is in charge of
Seaforth shower
for Montgomery
A very enjoyable miscell-
aneous •shoiver was held Jul
9. at the home of Lulu .
Watson in honour of Margar-
et Montgomery. bride-elect -
for August .1st.
The room was nicely de-
corated in yellow and white.
Mrs. Robert Montgomery
read tlie-address:A-decorati• -
eil basket was carried in by
Bonnie, Cherie and LOA
Mongomery filled with gifts.
At the close of the evening.
lunch „,was, served __by, the„
hostess.
game
first half Seaforth led 3.1
with Chris Hoegy scoring the
lone St.' Columban goal.
Then St. Columban put on
some more pressure and
Jamie Hilt scored making it
3-2 at end of first half.
In the second half both
teams scored. with Jamie
Hill scoring again. However '
in the last 2 minutes of the
game St. Columban's Brian
Cook kicked the ball that
rebounded off a player,into
the Seaforth goal to tie the
game 4-4.
Nest Week:
July 13;.• Squirts travel_ to
Clinton.
July 14; Atom A hosts Clint-
on B.and July IS; Atom B
travels to Clinton 'A.
grOxrthhiR, case about the
Aired in: •
ntiCertaitifY4 and Olaf* jou. .
*here the strength ' of..thiS, •
study into the strange AO
j41"010004." disappearance
of Theatre ittitirsOario -Ant-
.brose •
play..• which ope9ed
7.. and was written
• especially fOr Blyth„ takes
that one incident, . Small's
disappearance. then sets out
to wind a speculative tale of
mystery and intrigue about
possible causes. ' •
Only early in the product-
ion is it fleetingly considered
that the theatre magnate had
made flight to another land
on the same day. December
19,1919., that he sold his
chain of houses for S1.7
million. His wife. Theresa, is
the most firm subscriber to
that explanation, adding her
hd.sband has a habit of
vanishing . unannomited oc-
casionallyl. An actress, Clara
Smith, played by Patricia
Vanstone, who was one of
Small's mistresses (one of
supposed many encourage t''"'
by his theatre ties) is also
reluctant to admit .hir
'Ambie' may have been
murdered.
As the play progresses.
however, each by omission
gradually seems to concede
the real possibility of murd-
er,That belief is encouraged
by Davin, played by Graham
McPherson. Davin, a faMily
EVERYONE LOVES THE' MIDWAY The annual Lions
Carnival was, held at, the fairground this year InStead of atthe
Lions 'Park. The traditional _midway, complete with rides and
games of chance, was set up between the arena and the Curling"
rink. (Photo by Ellis)
the investigation. His per-
formance as the rather un-
emotional officer with unin-
tentional wit helps set” up the
successful blend pf humor
atid terror in the play. Both'
detective Mitchell and Mrs.
Pye have the most humour
ous lines in the play. The
detective also hecOrnes invol-
ved in the intrigue. His eye
for 1 heresy complicates his
interest in the murder as an
Officer of. the law. and his •
own designs serye to raise
further questions about the
explanation of the disappear-
ance.
A unique and imaginative
production network :serves
.44V tP-embellish the work of,,,
the performers. Director.
Keith /Often wraps the tine -
set of Tony Abrams, the
lighting of -.Louise Gointind
and sound effects. of John
Roby tightly atound BoitN
plot.
ON PARADE — Seaforth was the location of a
host of activities over the weekend, beginning
Thursday with merchants ,taking part in a
Carnival Days sidewalk sale. Thursday evening,
the SDHS Girls Trumpet Band took to Main
Street to demonstrate. their award winning
form. (Photo by Ellis)
eo le
Last week four Patrick brothers. Neil of Stouffville, Don
offhoenix. Arizona, Bob of Seaforth and Jack of Stratford
left on a three week trip to the West Cpast and Alaska. On
-route' they, will visit Don's daughter Jackee in
Anchorage, Alaska, Neil's daughter Lyn in Fort St. John.
northern 13.C, and Bob's son Rob in CaIrdry.
Mary Catherine McQuaid arrived from Edmonton,
Alberta and visited her family on North Main St. She iS a
student at Edmonton University.
Former Seaforth residents. and long time Expositor
readers Anne and Ben Hamilton of Whitby were in town
on Friday, visiting old frieeds. The Hamiltons were
spending a few days in Stratford.
Martha Kellman of Vancouver B.C. spent the
weekend with Andy, Susan and Gaby White.
SEAT BELTS
The Solicitor General ail- had tailed to convince the
flounced that police have public that they should use
been directed to step up seat belts. It was indicated in
enforcement of the seat 'belt , the announcement,that about
legislation. Citing a decline 300 lives have been saved, on
in seat belt use, the Solicitnr average, each year since the
General -indicated that- a-- legislation' was, passe& in
program of public education 1976.
St. Columban ties
On Sunday, July .5 a bus
load of St. Columban soccer
players and their parents
went to Toronto to watch the
Blizzards win 3-0 against
Jacksonville. Everyone had
an enjoyable time.
Tuesday July 7 the Atom A
team travelled to Seaforth to
play a close game. In the
DATE EVENT
Thurs., July 16 poop va Bantam
Girls (Softball)
thurs„ July 16 Brodhagen vs
Sluggers
Thurs., July 16Warriors v5 Eagles
Thurs., July. 16 Goderich vs
14 it 09y4 (WW1
Fri.., July 17 Roller Skating
Fri,, 410Y. 11 •11ZUrIch
Tavern v$ Villagers,
Fri., July 17
;ilk iketef paritret
tfags)rsYkUrf,t116"
FiL, JON 17 ..1034rfoti 04'e vs
exptPr.tasuisVieCrew
Sat., July 18. #4 Clinton -OntieriOti:
Twsp: vs; Queens
Sat., JUly 18 #5 Gogerich GONES
Sports vs Zurich Sunsets
Sat. July 18 #6 Clinton Bluebirds
vs Mainstreet
#7 Loser #1 vs Loser #2
#8 Winner #1 vs
Winner #2
Sat., July 18 #9 Loser #3 vs
Loser #4
Sat., July 18 #10 Winners #3 vs
Winner #4
Sun., July 19 #11 Loser #5 vs Loser #6
Sun., July 19 #12 Winner #5 vs
, Winner #6
Sun., July 19 #13 'B' Semi-Final
Sun., July 19 #14'A' Semi-Final
Sun., July 19 #15 'B' Champion
Sun., JUly 19 #16 'A' Championship
Sun., July 19 Roller Skating
Mon., July 20 • Goderich vs Squirt
Boys (Soccer)
Mon., July 20 Stratford vs Jr. •
• Girls (Soccer)
Tues., July 24• Scotts vs D.Emm
Tues., July 21 McNichol vs Ken,
Smith
Tues., July 21 CommerciaLvs
Browns
Tues., July 21 Roller Skating
Wed., July 22 Rostock vs Pee Wee
Boys (Softball)
Wed., July 22 Winthrop vs
Swingers
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SEAFORTH RECREATION COMMITTEE
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1981 Farmers' Markets
at Victoria Park
Sat., June 27
Sat; July 25 "
Sat., August 15
Sat., September 12
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