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Entertainment^ Leisure
Celebrate century of hats
at Doon fashion show
Spit and polish
The Friends of Doon Heritage
Crossroads will be hosting a vintage
hat fashion show presented by The
Mobile Millenary Museum and
sponsored in part by Nurses in
Touch, on Thursday, July 6 at 7 p.m.
A century ago, proper etiquette
and fashion required that a lady or
gentleman wear a hat when they left
the house. Today, health concerns
make it a very wise decision to wear
a head covering when taking part in
outdoor activities.
Enjoy a summer evening of tun
and wonder as hat fashions from
throughout the century will be dis
played and explored. Participants
are encouraged to wear a hat from
their own closet to explore its origin,
care and handling.
Tickets should be purchased in
advance and can be ordered over the
phone with Visa or MasterCard -
$10 per person.
For more information or to pur
chase tickets call 748-1914.
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June 21
In spite of early morning rains, Brian Searson of Wingham had his classic 1968 Chevy Camero
on display at the Bluevale Show and Shine, Sunday, when the sun broke through and brought
out the gleam.
Blyth Festival season
gets underway with ‘Anne’
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Love from your
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“Carrots!”
Canada’s favourite red-head from
Green Gables is coming to the Blyth
Festival. Anne is Paul Ledoux’s
retelling of Lucy Maud
Montgomery’s classic novel Anne of
Green Gables.
Ledoux said, “I was captivated by
the story of Marilla and Mathew, the
lonely brother and sister whose
hearts were opened by a little girl
with a head full of daydreams.”
Having been touched by the mini
series on CBC-TV, he decided to
adapt a non-musical stage version.
Anne of Green Gables has delighted
Canadians for almost 100 years. The
story has been translated into numer
ous languages and performed all
over the world.
“Anne’s undefeatable optimist
keeps inspiring audiences of every
generation,” said Artistic Director
Anne Chislett.
Cast in the starring role of Anne
Shirley is Samantha Reynolds of
Toronto, no stranger to the Blyth
Festival, having appeared in That
Summer and Every Dream last sea
son. Thomas Hauff and Terry Tweed,
Student art exhibit
veteran Blyth actors, return as the
shy Mathew and stem Marilla.
Also in the cast are Caroline Gillis
as Rachel Lynde, Caleb Marshall as
Gilbert Blythe, Jenn McCaw as Josie
Pye, Clare Preuss as Ruby Gillis and
Birgitte Solem as Diana Barry.
The cast and crew of Anne have
created a play for all ages. Anne
opens June 21 and runs until Aug. 6.
For tickets call toll free 1-877-862-
5984 or 523-9300. Visit the theatre’s
website at www.blythfestival.com
Anne of Green Gables is a trade
mark of AGGLA.
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Call 1-800-463-6842
for more information.
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on Festival’s Tourism Night
The Blyth Festival welcomes
members of the Huron Tourism
Association for Tourism Night on
June 21 for an evening of art and the
atre. The high school art exhibit
opens at 6:30 p.m. with remarks
from curator Ron Walker. The guests
will then partake a preview of Anne,
adapted by Paul Leoux from the
novel Anne of Green Gables by Lucy
Maud Montgomery.
-One aspect of the high school art
exhibit is that until the courier
arrives with the entire collection of
pieces in hand, the curator has no
idea what has been chosen, what it
looks like, or of what it consists. The
artwork can be two or three dimen-
sional, and is selected by the stu
dents’ teachers.
Tourism Night is an opportunity
for representatives of a wide variety
of tourist sites to enjoy a profession
al performance at the Blyth Festival,
celebrate the talent of local artistic
youths, and carry the feeling of com
munity back to their own patrons.
For tickets contact the Blyth
Festival box office at l-877-862-
5984 or 523-4345. Visit the website
at www.blythfestival.com
Check out our
WEBSITE
at www.northhuron.on.ca
Atwood Lions
Bingo
every Thursday
Doors open 6:30 p.m.
Starts at 7:OO p.m.
Jackpot $500.
on 54 calls
Pot of Gold $500.
on 51 calls
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