HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 2003-04-16, Page 27THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16, 2003. PAGE 27.
Entertainment Leisure
St. Anne’s students take ‘Solid Gold Cadillac’ ride
by Howard Teichmann and George
S. Kauffman. The show is directed
Since Jan. 17 cast members and
numerous crew members have been
Cadillac is sure to make the audi
ence laugh. Laura Partridge,
played by Taylor Graham, creates
quite a stir while at a board meeting
of a major corporation by asking all
the right questions. In an effort to
hush her, the board hires her as a
liaison with the minority stockhold
ers.
Little do the corporation directors
know, Mrs. Partridge will prove to
be a better businesswoman than even
she could have predicted. With the
help of her secretary, the mail boy
and former president of the compa
ny, Edward McKeever, played by
Zach Schraeder, they create quite a
stir at General Products
Incorporated!
The cast includes Erin Jamula,
Nathaniel Bakker, Mitchell
Nieuwland, Kevin Pole, John
Lalonde, Taylor Graham, Mary
Frances Frayne, Sara Cooper, Erik
Huron Tourism
Finlayson, Beth Brudnicki, Robyn
Strangway, Angela Dalton, Zach
Schraeder, Ben Scholton, Tonia
Middleditch, Kate Thomas and
Sarah Hammond.
The Solid Gold Cadillac, will be
playing on Wednesday, April 23,
Friday, April 25 and Saturday, April
26 at 7 p.m. There will also be a 2
p.m. matinee on Sunday, April 27.
Tickets are $7 for students and $10
for adults and are available at the
doors or by phoning the school at
482-5454 ext. 385.
Puppy pals
Seniors at the Blyth Dining Out program had the opportuni
ty to hear about therapy dog Lucy (not pictured), owned by
Anne Cetukas, and Daisy (still in training), when volunteer
Jane Hoggart spoke last Friday. Under the auspices of St.
John Ambulance, Hoggart and other volunteers visit retire
ment and nursing homes, hospitals, seniors groups and the
Bluewater Centre, with their dogs, dispensing touch thera
py- (Janice Becker photo)
Blyth Festival tickets
going fast, sale ends soon
Tickets for The Perilous Pirate’s
Daughter at the Blyth Festival are
going fast. The new musical is
largely responsible for a 200 per
cent increase in ticket sales com
pared to last season’s figures during
the month of April.
Ticket buyers have until April 30
to realize savings of 15 per cent off
regular ticket prices by purchasing
at the special voucher prices. These
vouchers offer patrons the opportu
nity to purchase tickets in packages
of two or four at a reduced cost.
After May 1, single ticket prices
are in effect.
Blyth Festival Artistic Director
Eric Coates is thrilled about the
sales increase. “The support that we
receive from our audience and com
munity inspires our creative process
enormously. We are chomping at the
bit to get these productions onstage.
To order tickets at the reduced
voucher prices call the box office at
1-877-862-5984 or 523-9300 until
April 30. Visit the new website at
www.blythfestival.com
presents
At the 14th annual Tourism Event
and Brochure Swap, held on April 2
in Holmesville, the 2003 Blyth
Festival Tourism Development
Award was presented to the Heritage
and Cultural Partnership and Pamela
Hall Grusska, co-ordinator.
In the past, the receiver of the
award has been chosen by the previ
ous year’s recipient. This year, nom
inations for the award by the Huron
Tourism Association membership
were received.
This year’s winner, the Heritage
and Cultural Partnership, consoli
dated efforts to bring Huron
County’s rich heritage and fascinat
ing culture together to form them
into a unique self-guided tour of
over 50 sites throughout the county.
Copies of the brochure are available
at the Huron County Museum and
local tourism information centres
and libraries. Under the expert guid
ance of Pamela Hall Grusska and
her committee, this project has
become a forerunner for the devel
opment of similar projects through
out the province.
This tourism development award
began 10 years ago in 1993 as an
initiative from Blyth Festival to rec
ognize businesses and organizations
that have shown excellence in pro
ducing a positive experience in the
development of tourism in Huron
County.
Past honorees have included, The
Huron County planning and devel
opment department, Benmiller Inn,
awards
Huron County Playhouse, Maple
Leaf Motel, Huron Community
Futures Corporation, Maitland Mill
Association, Wingham Town Hall
Heritage Theatre, Shayrina Sheep
Farm, Brentwood on the Beach,
Huron County Museum and
Tourism Goderich.
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WEDDINGS
Performed - your location or our
indoor or outdoor chapel
(non-denominational)
For brochure call:
REV. CHRIS MORGAN
ALL FAITHS PASTORAL CENTRE
BENMILLER, 524-5724
WEDDINGS
CAMPBELL-AUBE
James and Marilyn Campbell
of Blyth
and
Jean-Noel and Therese Aube
of Timmins
are pleased to announce
the forthcoming marriage
of their children,
Melissa and
Ghtslain (Juice)
on Saturday, April 19, 2003
at the
Huron Chapel E.M.C. in Auburn
at 2:00 p.m.
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BUCK & DOE
for
Heike Hofman &
Sharon Bergsma
Blyth Community Centre
Saturday,
April 26
9:00 pm to 1.00 am
** Door Prizes **
** Music by DJ **
$5 in advance; $7 at the door
Age of Majority
Call Amy 887-6888
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for
Mike Carriere &
Krissy Dilworth
Friday, April 18
Listowel
Agricultural Hall
9:00 p.m.-1:00 a.m.
Tickets: Shawn 887-8557
Jason 482-3346
Lee 887-6678
Age of majority
Lunch provided
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