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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20,1999. PAGE 35.
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Members of “nearly-famous” Dufflebag Theatre got the children involved when they
performed Beauty and the Beast at Memorial Hall in Blyth last week. Students in
kindergarten to Grade 7 from across the region were invited to the fun-filled production.
Grades 8 and 9 students were in stitches with the company’s performance of Macbeth,
Friday afternoon. Injecting the Shakespearean classic with their unique brand of comedy
and improv, they created an unforgettable production, which included performances from
several unsuspecting audience members.
CALEIGH CLARK
My name is Caleigh Clark
and I turn one year old on
Oct. 20. I have kept my
parents (Shannon and Mike)
very busy this past year. We
celebrated on Sunday and I
had my first taste of cake. It
was delicious. Happy
birthday to my Pappy on Oct.
25. See you next year.
Love,
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County library gets funding
The Huron County Library sys
tem had something to celebrate for
Library Week.
On Friday at the Exeter Library,
Minister of Citizenship, Culture
and Recreation with Responsibility
for Seniors and Women’s Issues,
Helen Johns, ammounced funding
of $1 million for connectivity. This
will help with the cost of linking
rural areas to the rest of the
province.
According to Grey Twp. Reeve
Robin Dunbar, a member of the
county’s culture and social services
committee, and vice-president of
the Ontairo Libraries Trustee Asso
ciation, rural areas have had to pay
more for internet access to the main
centre because of distance from
these centres.
“Connectivity will increase the
speed at which the information will
be provided as well as the number
of lines a library can use.”
Dunbar also told of a pilot pro
ject study done by the Southern
Ontario Library Service and Huron.
"It shows the economic and social
benefit of libraries to communities,
as well as the impact their presence
in a community has on retailers.”
A copy of the report was given to
Johns.
“Libraries need to sell them
selves,” said Dunbar. “They
haven’t been into the business of
public relations until now, but they
are attempting to get out into the
world and showing how important
they are.”
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Wedding
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(Mac & Brenda Brooks)
October 24, 1999
Love from your
family
FRESH HORSES
(Garth Brooks Tribute)
SAT., OCT. 23/99
8:00 PM TO 1:00 AM
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ADMISSION: $12.50/in advance
$15.00/day of event
Call For Tickets 527-1272
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and Seaforth Minor Hockey Association
Proceeds to a new ice resurfacer