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&tale!
We were so lucky
That God blessed us with three.
But aren't we all surprised
At how different you can be.
You make us laugh and smile
Like no one else we know.
You sing and dance like Britney
And make all that watch you glow.
Mommy and Daddy's wish today
Is simple but it's true.
That as your feet get bigger
Your love for life grows too.
So when people are watching you
Just give them that big grin.
Because there's no kid on earth
That make people so happy within.
Lots of love
Mommy, Daddy, Tilynn & Wyatt
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Congrats
Comrade Julie Harrison presents the $1,000 grand prize
from the Brussels Legion's elimination draw to Mery and
Lois Schneider. (Photo submitted)
THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 2002. PAGE 23
Entertainment & Leisure
Students get chance to learn at Festival
The Blyth Festival is welcoming
20-25 area secondary school stu-
dents to the theatre on Oct. 15 to
participate in a workshop of The
Perilous Pirate's Daughter.
Students from secondary schools
including Clinton, Goderich,
Wingham, Listowel. and Stratford,
will be attending the workshops
- which are supported by the Ontario
Arts Council, Arts in Education pro-
gramme.
Scripts go through several ver-
sions or drafts before anyone ever
sees them on stage. A designer's
work on the set, costumes and light-
ing for a play likewise lives through
a series of drafts before the final
image is chosen.
Students of theatre, whether in
high school classrooms or summer
programmes such as Blyth
Festival's Young Company are
exposed to all aspezts of perform-
ance and rehearsal. Rarely, howev-
er, do they get a look at the first cru-
cial steps taken by the designer and
director as they decide upon the
visual concept for the show.
These workshops give students
the opportunity to work with the
designer and director of a new play
for the Blyth Festival. After an ini-
tial reading of the script, the partic-
ipants and leaders will discuss the
physical needs of the story versus
the limitations of the theatre space
itself. The script, The Perilous
Pirate's Daughter, is a new offering
from Anne Chislett and David
Archibald. Chislett is the outgoing
artistic director of the Blyth Festival
as well as a winner of the Governor
General's Award for her play, Quiet
in the Land.
Archibald is a songwriter/com-
poser who lives in the Kingston area
and has produced several CDs .on
the marine heritage of the Great
Lakes.
After the initial, sessions in the
autumn, interested students will be
invited to ay.ist with the actual con-
struction of the set and costumes
under the supervision of the
Festival professional technical
staff.
This work will go onstage for the
opening of the festival's season in
June, 2003.
With ongoing financial support,
the Festival aims to forge a perma-
nent relationship with students who
are interested in pursuing all aspect -.
of theatrical training.,
At the Branch
Blind mixed darts start Thurs.
By Jo-Ann McDonald
Thursday evening, Oct. 17 will be
blind mixed darts at the Brussels
Legion.
The Friday night supper of hearty
beef bonanza was really delicious-
beef stew. This weekend is
Thanksgiving and Salisbury steak is
on the menu.
The upstairs hall was busy with
the family celebration of Ken and
Laura Barbour's 50th wedding
anniversary. Over 40 family and
friends gathered for a dinner, catered
by the ladies auxiliary and a social
time afterward of games and cards.
Congratulations to the Barbours.
If you didn't pay your dues in
September you missed the first early
bird draw. Lucky winner for their
2004 dues in September was Jim
Brown. There are two more draws
Cardiff
exhibit
in Toronto
Janet Cardiff, a -native of
Brussels, once again is displaying
her creativity in the use of audio-
yisual techniques for artful purpos-
es.
In alliance with her husband,
George.Bures Miller. an internation-
ally acclaimed artist, Cardiff has
created The Paradise Institute, cur-
rently being exhibited at Toronto's
The Power Plant Contemporary Art
Gallery.
Guests are invited into a small,
17-seat theatre to experience a 13-
minute multi-media presentation
which mixes the sights from a
"noirish" film , sounds eminating
from the screen and those piped into
each observer's headphones.
The exhibit was an award winner
at last year's Venice Biennale.
The show opened Sept. 21 and
runs through Nov. 17.
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JACKIE CHAN
October and November. Early bird
rates expire Dec. 1.
The Zone sport event sheets have
been posted and the next event is
cribbage. It will be held Oct. 26 in
Blyth. If interested in going, get in
and sign up as soon as possible.
Congratulations to Comrade Mike
Dauphin on his marriage on
Saturday to Michelle McNeil. Many
members of the Branch were in
attendance at the reception at the
BM&G Community Centre.
The craft show has just a few
tables left so call Marg Bennett
immediately if you would like to
display your talents.
A reminder to Comrades that
Monday, Oct. 28 is the annual visita-
tion of Zone Commanders to the
Branch. We would like as many
comrades to attend as possible.
Comrade Mabel Glanville needs
to know by Monday, Oct. 14 if any-
one would like an appointment with
the Veteran's Service Officer Randy
Groundwater. Call her as soon as
possible if you have any questions
for her or need an appointment.
If you have children or grandchil-
dren at Brussels- or Grey Central
schools they will soon be asking,
"Do you know anything about
Remembrance day?" They will be
working on poems, essays and
posters for the Royal Canadian
Legion competition. There arc mon-
etary awards and the winners' workS
advance to higher levels of competi-
tion.
Last year, there were two
Dominion (across Canada) winners
from our area. So encourage your
children to do their best and answer
their questions or visit a veteran.
Lucky membership draw winner
this week was Barrie Currie.
Congrats!
Happy Thanksgiving everyone.
Remember meat draws begin Oct
19 at 5 p.m.
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The family Of
RUTH (PEPPER) THORBURN
wish to invite you to an
OPEN HOUSE
to celebrate her
80TH BIRTHDAY
on Sun., Oct. 20/02
from 2 to 4 o'clock
at HuronLea Nursing Home
Brussels, Ont.
Best Wishes Only Please
gatttlicaming .44.avtiage
Barb and Mel Knox,
RR 1, Blyth
and
Donna and Al Malan,
Peterborough
are very pleased to announce
the forthcoming marriage
of their children
Christopher Allan Robert
and
Amy Cheryl
Saturday, October 12, 2002
al 3:30 pm
George St. United Church,
Peterborough
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