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14—THE BRUSSELS POST, MAY 4, 977
Blyth Festival announces seas°
In keeping with an artistic
policy dedicated to developing
and encouraging Western. Ontario
playwrights and offering regional
audiences an opportunity to
partake of theatrical experiences
the Blyth Summer Festival's 1977
summer program will include two
original Canadian plays written
especially for the Festival, a new
adaptation of Harry J. Boyle's, A
Summer Burning, and, a revival of
last year's smash success, The
Blood Is Strong, by ,Canadian
author Lister Sinclair.
Opening the season July 1 , is
Harry J. Boyle's A Summer
Burning. Boyle, born and raised
near Blyth, and currently
chairman of the CRTC, has
written many novels about his
rural roots. This story is - about a
farm family who take in a budding
city hoodlum during the summer
of '27. The play is a study of
tolerance in rural family life, its
effect on the city boy, on the
family's own son and the
community in which they live.
Opening July 4, is the musical
adaptation of Lister Sinclair's The
Blood Is Strong. This humorous
and touching comedy reveals the
joys and heartbreaks of early
Scottish Settlers in Canada, -
bravely confronting bears,
Indians and young love.
1977 is Centennial Year at
Blyth. In order to celebrate it,
Festival writer and actor, Jim,
For the first time in Huron
County, a hotel owner who failed
to make his employees comply
with hair restraint regulations
se t down in the Public Health.
Act has been convicted in
Provincial court. The conviction
came in Wingham last
Wednesday, according to, a
spokesman for the Huron County
Health Unit in Goderich.
Art Kauk, owner of the Manor
Hotel in Wingham, was fined a
total of $500 for two violations of
Food Premises regulations of the
Provincial Health Act.
A fine of $200 was assessed for
the hair restraint violation. A
Schaefer has mitten The Blyth
Memorial History Show which
opens July 27. This series of
vignettes portrays a rural Ontario
village from 1633 through
pioneering, settlement and
railroading. As he says, "It's, a
patchwork quilt of tall-tales, silly
songs, a few true blue facts arid a
bear named Beatrice."
The fourth show, opening
August 9, entitled. The Shortest
Distance Between Two Points,
has been written by Keith
Roulston, .publisher of The
Village Squire magazine and. The
A Brussels Guide received her
All Round Cord along with six
other badges Tuesday night.
Trina Watts was awarded the
emergency helper, seamstress,
fire safety, native lore, challenge
emblem, and laundress' badges.
Also receiving badges were
Kim Bauer, laundress(
horsewoman; Becky Dunbar,
aircraft; Sherie Heibine,
homemaker, horsewoman,
poultry farmer, laundress, fire
safety; Velma Elliot, poultry
farmer, laundress, little house
emblem; Fain Sugg, H'Omemaker,
Horsewoman, childcare,
laundress, emergency helper, fire
safety, keepfit, hostess, baker;
Jean Shipman, keepfit.
Twelve Brownies also received
awards on Monday night Wendy
Martin received world friendship,
f]uppeteer - jester; Dawn
Maxwell, writer, baker; Kathy
Marks, toymaker ; Jackie
McCutcheon, housekeeper,
collector, pet keeper; Patricia
Tenpas, pet keeper, gardener,
cook; Ruth Anne Watts,
gardener, petkeeper, cook,
housekeeper, collector; Carol
Tenpas, collector, baker; Sherri
Higgins,baker, petkeeper; Linda
Blyth Standard. This light satji1
comedy concerns the conflict
between a small village and ilk
provincial government whei,c,
frustrat ion turns to action, %I/11Q'
a newly proposed Iliglmot
;threatens the very existance
the village..
Classified Ads pay dividends
Tenpas, housekeeper, skater,
Wendy Heibein, Pet keeper; loo
Patterson, thrift; Susan Inatii
singers.
All the Brownies passed ti
snowshoe badge. Mrs. Sheih
Richards arid Mrs, Alice Martin
tested the Brownies for thei;
badges.
Cinty McNeil and Georgia
Protopapas were enrolled a
Brownies.
People We
Know
Mrs. Glenna Stephens ha
arrived home from Boston for the
summer.
Frank Skinner of Brussels is
home again after six months d
hospitalization.
Mrs. Ethel Bone and Mt.
Dorothy McCauley spent Sunday
afternoon at the home of Mr,
Barry McCauley and Mrs. Diana
Maxwell of Stratford.
C.J.Pegelow, who was
patient in Wingham and District
Hospital was able to return home
last week.
Donald Sholdice, was home Iasi
week after being a patient in
Wingham and District HospiU
for treatment to burns.
MAY PROGRAMME
Starts at Dusk
CHILDREN IN CARS
(12 years and under)
ADMITTED FREE
THEATRE OPEN
FRIDAY, SATURDAY
AND SUNDAY
Programme is subject to
Unavoidable Changes ,
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CLOSED Monday to Thursday
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CAR DRAW
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Only 350 tickets left to be sold
Two $25. early bird draws to be held from
tickets already in
$10 Tickets
Draw to be held
Sat, June 25
In conjunction with a dance in the Arena
To
Little England.
All Proceeds to Arena Fund
Hotel owner fined
on health r=egulations
second charge stemming from
Health Unit findings of
excessively high bacteria levels
on drinking glasses brought a fine
of $300.
The hotel owner pleaded guilty
on both counts at the April 27
court appearance, reversing a
plea of not guilty entered at a
March 30 sitting of the court.
Two other charges brought
against Mr. Kauk by the Health
Unit stemming from sub-standard
washroom cleanliness and a lack
of soap and paper towels in the
washrooms, were withdrawn.
The Health Unit spokesman
said the conviction did not
indicate a move to toughen the
enforcement of food premises
regulations. He said court
proceedings are a last resort,
used only when repeated
attempts to force compliance with
the regulations have failed.
Rev. Ball will be
guest speaker
The evening unit of the U.C.W.
are having a mother and daughter
banquet on May 4 at 6:30. Rev.
W. Ball of Gorrie will be guest
speaker.
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