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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 23,.2001. PAGE 15.
HRCC-S opens again
for summer job hunt
Sound of Music opens at Stratford
The Listowel Human Resource
Centre of Canada for Students
(HRCC-S) opened to the public on
Friday, May 4.
The Centre assists businesses and
youth with their summer employ-
ment needs. Last year, the Human
Resource Centres of Canada for
Students filled over 450,000 jobs
with secondary and post-secondary
students.
HRCC-S offices link youth and
employers and provide young people
with job postings, interview advice,
résumé building and job search
strategies. The summer employment
officers will be travelling to local
high schools and students will be
able to register with the centre at this
time, but they are encouraged to visit
the office in Listowel.
The HRCC-S also provides job
posting and pre-screening services
for employers. These services are
provided free of charge. Casual
employment, such as lawn care,
stone picking, babysitting and odd
jobs are welcome but more perma-
nent positions are encouraged as
well. Possibilities could include cus-
tomer service, administration, farm-
ing, general labour and/or research
positions.
This year, the Centre will be locat-
ed - at 210 Main St. in Listowel
(inside the Canada Post building). It
services the areas surrounding
Wingham, Mount Forest, Arthur,
Brussels, Harri ston, Palmerston,
Clifford, Drayton and Listowel. The
hours of operation are Monday -
Friday from 8:30 a.m. until 4:30 p.m.
Employers interested in using
these services and students looking
for summer employment can contact
the Listowel HRCC-S at 519-291-
2922 or 519-291-2925.
Elderly couple
reports fraud
Huron OPP were contacted on
May 11 in the early evening over an
alleged fraud from an elderly couple
in Grey Twp.
A contractor who was working in
the area last April 18 to April 24
approached the couple. This contrac-
tor was doing tarring of driveways.
The man felt pressured and gave in
to the salesman. When the person
was finished he presented him with a
bill of over $80,000.
Police reminde people not to be
rushed into making a decision
regarding repairs. Don't be intimi-
dated or bullied into work being
done. Ask for references and busi-
ness cards and be wary of people
who solicit door to door for work.
Check with the Better Business
Bureau. Get a written estimate that
specifies the work to be completed
and make sure the price is on the
bill. Get other estimates from other
companies for the same work -if
repairs are needed so you can com-
pare the prices.
Ask a family member for assis-
tance in dealing with•contractors and
make sure you see proper identifica-
tion from all these service people.
Remember if a deal sounds too
good to be true it usually is.
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The Stratford Festival's 2(X)1 pro-
duction of The Sound of Music has
begun preview performances in the
Festival Theatre and officially opens
on Thursday, May 31.
The Sound of Music features music
by Richard Rodgers and lyrics by
Oscar Hammerstein II. The book is
by Howard Lindsay and Russel
Crouse.
The Stratford Festival production
is directed by Kelly Robinson, with
musical direction by Berthold
Carriere, choreography by Sergio
Trujillo, design by Ruari Murchison,
lfghting design by Michael J.
Whitfield and sound design by Peter
McBoyle.
The cast features Megan Barker as
Louisa, Lally Cadeau as Frau
:Schmidt, Douglas Chamberlain as
Admiral von Sdhrieber, Cynthia Dale
as Maria Rainer, Jordan Dawe as
Friedrich, Adam Dolson as Kurt,
Barbara DunnSrosser as A New
Posuilant, Larry French as Baron
Elberfeld, Barbara Fulton as Sister
Sophia, C. David Johnson as Captain
Georg von Trapp, David Kirby as
-Franz, Jeanne Lehman as The
Mother Abbess, Lisa Manis as
Brigitta, Mary Ann McDonald as
Elsa Schraeder, Cory O'Brien as
Rolf Gruber, Raymond O'Neill as
Max Detweiler, Deborah Overes as a
Trio Member, Aislinn Paul as Gretl,
Karen Skidmore as Sister Berthe,
Eileen Smith as Frauline Schweiger,
Shannon Taylor as Liesl, Deborah
Tennant as Sister Margaretta, Regan
Thiel as Ursula, Alicia Thompson as
Marta and Ian White as Herr
Zeller.
Twelfth Night which also began
preview performances last week offi-
cially opens on Tuesday, May 29.
Twelfth Night is often regarded as
Shakespeare's culminating achieve-
ment in the genre of romantic come:
dy. Featuring some of his funniest
characters, including Malvolio, Sir
Toby Belch, Sir Andrew Aguecheek
and the clown Feste, its plot involves
cross-dressing, mistaken identities
and a bizarre love triangle.
Twelfth Night is directed by Antoni
Cimolino, with set design by Peter
Hartwell, costume design by
Francesca Callow, lighting design by
Steven Hawkins, music by Berthold
Carriere and sound design by Jim
Neil. Choreography is by John
Broome and Donna Feore and fight
direction is by John Stead.
The cast features Sean Arbuckle as
Duke Orsino, James Blendick as Sir
Toby Belch, Domini Blythe as
Maria, John Dolan as
Captain/Alternate Feste, Peter
Donaldson as Malvolio, Paul Dunn
as Fabian, Michelle Giroux as
Olivia, William Hutt as Feste, Robert
King as Antonio, Tara Rosling as
Viola, Michael Schultz as Valentine,
Michael Therriault as Sir Andrew
Aguecheek and Nicolas Van Burek
as Sebastian.
Edward Albee's Who's Afraid of
Virginia Woolf"? began preview per-
formances May 2 in the Avon
Theatre and officially opens on
Friday, June 1. By turns heartbreak-
ing, provocative and savagely funny,
this groundbreaking drafna returns a
towering classic of 20th-century
American theatre.
Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? is
directed by William Carden; with set
design by Ray Recht, costume
design by Amela Baksic, lighting
design by Michael J. Whitfield and
sound design by Peter McBoyle.
The cast features Sean Arbuckle as
Nick, Peter Donaldson as George,
Martha Henry as Martha and Claire
Jullien as Honey.