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Lakeshore Advance, 2012-06-27, Page 161 i V. s 0 •11•4144, i?1 ih-,4,1d♦ -eei`.. 2 .401 ,11 OP COMMONS rtgauia Room 114 Jurtiot Whirl Ottawa. Ontario K1AOA► IN (it111„S-IS11 Far (1111) 11S -11S0 lob/ Baput st .r 93es AIM MemWt of F1.trment tor I/wun dvc. t'elnatihurtoy (fFlt�e. 10 V4t0rt► St North NIA IRO IN (511) S144S40 Fa. (3I1)411.11.1 S101 NRAwtI 11 South Pon t11•n ON NON ICS TN 01111 111.111111 Far (S11)111-1ffS Narcisse - a new play about St. Joseph It is with great pleasure that 1 bring greetings from the Government of Canada and welcome you to Narcisse - a new play about St. Joseph. 1 want to extend a warm welcome to everyone and wish you a memorable stay here in St. Joseph. 1 would like to recognize all of the dedicated volunteers for the hand work that went into planning and implementing this impressive outdoor community play project. This performance will provide an excellent opportunity to showcase the local history of St. Joseph and Huron County. As the Member of Parliament for Huron -Bruce, 1 take great pride in the local culture and tourism that Huron -Bruce has to offer. Congratulations and best wishes on what I'm sure will prove to be a successful event. Sincerely, Ben Lobb, MP Huron -Bruce n behalf of the Municipality of luewater, 1 want to convey to the t. Joseph Historical Society our est wishes for a very successtul resentation of the "Narcisse Cantin" story. Narcisse was a fascinating Canadian who had a great vision for St. Joseph. We are honoured that the Historical Society also had a great vision to have this play produced. On behalf of the Council of the Municipality of Bluewater, I congratulate and thank all the volunteers and professionals who worked so hard to make this production a success. Mayor Bill Dowson ••.'.'.t,., �,.•11.� i. .i ..'. �... . i .R,�111 yAfKa,! tit/ia+>J+1�h1. > r ► H 1.•.. . i - - .', • R�+lt_�rf3�LM i� 1 w�, ieet.�itl4/milt /its ewe' 4edielq The St. Joseph & Area Historical Society welcomes you to our play Narcisse, where we showcase our unique and interesting heritage. Our director, Duncan McGregor says that his production has been quite a 'ride' for him. Well, it has for us too! Just as it takes a village to raise up a child it has taken a community to bring Narrissc --- The Plan to life. We, the St. Joseph and Area Historical Society are so proud of how our community has embraced this production. We have been im- pressed with Paul Ciufo's research and writing skills, and watched with delight and amazement as Duncan organized, held auditions, cast and lead rehearsals. Under the guidance of Duncan and Karen Stewart (our play co-ordinator), our Society has sought and found cooperation of volunteers, corporate and individual donors, and support from all levels of government. We thank all who have helped to make Narcisse a reality. It has been an amazing project for a very small community. And now on with the show - this is it! Executive and Board of Directors President: Vice -Presidelit: Tr rasurer: Seel c'tarr: Directors: Mike Miller Marc Cantin* Liz lhrig Gerry Ballantine Frank lhrig, Joan Karstens, Martha Mungar, Pat Rowe, Mark Tucker, Joseph Wooden *great-grandson son uJ Narcisse Cantin "Narcisse Cantin was an exciting figure in the history of l luron County. It is commendable for the St. Joseph Historical Society to create a production about him. It shows that our local history has colourful individuals who have big dreams, who have put their mark on our communities. Congratulations to all those who have worked to bring this part of our history alive." Carol Mitchell, MPP, Huron -Bruce