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On Sunday, Nov. 28 at 3 p.m. themusic and life of Roy Orbison willbe celebrated in “Roy Orbison: TheChristmas Tribute: a specialtheatrical show presented at the historic Wingham Heritage Theatre.This unique show will mix all of thefavourite Orbison hits and someseasonal favourites including Roy’sChristmas classic, Pretty Paper.“Pretty woman, walking down thestreet… Pretty woman, the kind I’dlike to meet…” These song lyrics arefamiliar to most music fans fromRoy Orbison’s 1964 hit song Pretty Woman , a timeless tune that was alsoa hit in the 1980s when it wascovered by Van Halen. In addition tothat classic, Roy Orbison hadnumerous other hits including Only
the Lonely, Crying, Running Scared,
In Dreams and later chart-toppers
including Handle With Care
(recorded with the Travelling
Wilburys) and You Got It a top-ten
smash hit at the time of Roy’s tragic
passing in 1988.
Starring as Roy Orbison will be
the incredible Bernie Jessome,
widely regarded as one of North
America’s finest Roy Orbison
impersonators. In addition to
capturing the trademark look of the
music legend, Bernie’s amazing
vocal range mirrors the remarkable,
unmistakable presence of Orbison
himself. Joining Jesome on stage
will be Bill Culp and The Memphis
Cats, a topnotch group of musicians
dedicated to authentically
reproducing the sound of legendary
artists such as Orbison, Elvis
Presley, Johnny Cash and Buddy
Holly. Culp and his Memphis Cats
band are familiar to local residents
from their previous theatre
appearances in Wingham, Blyth and
Harriston. Bernie said, “I’ve
travelled all across North America
doing my Orbison show, and I’m
really looking forward to performing
in Wingham. The Memphis Cats
band has told me it’s a wonderful,
historical building and the audiences
are very interactive and receptive.”
For more information go to:
www.winghamheritagetheatre.com
or contact the Wingham Heritage
Theatre Box Office at 519-357-
4082.
Roy Orbison Christmas Tribute comes to Wingham
Food blog writer runs Huron
County kitchen stories contest
From funny to touching, the
stories coming in for Huron
County’s “Dish Out a Delicious
Story” contest are great reads
according to Public Health
Dietitian, Amy MacDonald.
MacDonald is collecting short
stories and memories in the online
contest. “Everyone has a favourite
kitchen tale. There’s still time to
enter before the Nov. 30 deadline.
I’d love to get lots more Huron
County memories.”
MacDonald writes a food blog
specific for Huron County residents
and is running the contest. The blog
features local food events and
nutrition topics.
Stories will be selected to win a
$100 gift certificate to any Huron
County business that helps you
make or eat healthy food. Winning
stories will be posted on
the “Here On Food”
blog at www.hereonfood.ca in
December.
MacDonald says short
submissions are as welcome as long
ones. “Send in a few words or a
rambling memory – it’s not the
writing style that matters, but the
story. It’s been wonderful to read
about residents of Huron County
being in the kitchen!”
Send your stories and memories to
foodblog@huroncounty.ca by Nov.
30.
4-H Pizza Toppers
make dessert pizzas
By Ryan Baan
The third meeting of the Grey
Township 4-H Pizza Toppers was
held at Grey Central Public School
on Friday, Nov. 12 at 6:30 p.m. The
meeting began with the 4-H pledge.
The group then set to work to
make two dessert pizzas. The first
was a strawberry pizza with a
shortbread crust and cream cheese.
The other was a Pizza Hut-type
dessert pizza with regular pizza
dough, raspberry pie filling and
glaze.
While the pizzas baked, members
played a few games of volleyball.
After members finished playing,
the business part of the meeting was
held. The roll call was taken and the
question was “what is the strangest
ingredient you have ever had on a
pizza?” Once the pizzas were
baked, everyone had a piece of each
kind of pizza, which was served
with whipped cream. That was
delicious! The meeting then ended
at about 8:30 p.m.
The Grey Township 4-H Club
started a new project all about pizza
and the first meeting was held on
Friday, October 22 at Grey Central
Public School.
After playing a few games,
members elected the officers for
this club. Elections were held and
Nick Vinnicombe is the president;
Kelsey Rathwell, vice-president;
Chelsey Terpstra, secretary;
Johanna Blake, treasurer and Ryan
Baan, press reporter.
The group’s leaders are Monique
Baan, Tracey Swart and Barb
Terpstra.
Members baked, taste-tested and
judged four different kinds of pizza.
They were delicious! Then, leader
Barb Terpstra gave a demonstration
of how to make pizza dough. The
meeting closed with the 4-H motto.
On Saturday, October 30, the
Grey Township 4-H Club held its
second meeting at the home of
Monique Baan. Nick opened the
meeting with the 4-H pledge. This
time around, members decided on a
name for the club and chose to be
called the Grey Township 4-H Pizza
Toppers.
Members were asked to make
pizza dough at home. With the
dough, each member made a
Chicago-style pizza.
After the dough was rolled and
shaped, members added sliced
mozzarella cheese, toppings
(onions, mushrooms, pepper,
sausage), and then the tomato sauce
was added on top.
While the pizzas baked, they
discussed the club business. A
thank-you card has been sent to the
Walton Women’s Institute for their
recent donation to the club.
The next meeting is set for Nov.
12, at Grey Central Public School.
Then members ate their personal
pizzas, they were all different sizes
and shapes, but equally tasty.
Continued from page 1
backstage.
In addition to main stage
offerings, for the first time in Blyth
Festival history, the Young Company
will be promoted to the main stage
with a revival of the musical hit
Alligator Tears by Britta Johnson,
directed by Rebecca Picherack.
Anyone who saw it in the Phillips
Studio earlier this year knows
that this show has enormous
potential.
Finally, the Festival will be
presenting a very exciting Studio
Series in the Phillips Studio Aug. 23
to Sept. 4, 2011.
The Studio Series is a new
initiative that will introduce our
audience in Southwestern Ontario to
two productions from 2010 Summer
Works, an indie theatre and
arts festival held annually in
Toronto.
For more information on the
Blyth Festival 2011 season, visit
www.blythfestival.com or call
1-877-862-5984.
Young Co. on main stage