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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1997-03-19, Page 11COM Mll NTTY Times -Advocate, March 19, 1997 Page 11 Lioness donation Exeter Lioness Club member Cathy Cade from Dashwood presents a cheque for $500 to the -Dashwood. Fireman's Association. The money will go towards purchasing "down alarms" a device thatemits an alarm when the firefighter wearing it is motionless for 30 seconds. The now mandatory device is designed to protect firefighters entering a structure with a self contained breathing apparatus. Accepting the check are firefighters Jeremy Becker, left, and Dan Lachance. Hazlitt seeks nomination BENMILLER - Shirley Hazlitt of Benmiller has decided to seek the nomination to be candidate for the Federal Progressive Conservative Party in Huron Bruce. "The Progressive Conservative Party is the only viable alternative to the Liberals," says Ms: Hazlitt. "I feel the Progressive Conserva- tives can empower the people to de- velop an economic environment - that gives Canadians hope for the future." -f\ graduate of Stratford Teacher's College,,Hazlitt has taught children and adults. She is also a former Hu- ron County Board of Education trustee. She has farmed in Colborne Township for 30 years and is a graduate of the Advanced Agricul- tural Leadership Program. Her in- terest in agriculture has led to in- volvement in policy development for the Farm Plus Plan, a facilita- tor's role with the Ontario Agricul- tural Training Institute, member- , ship in the Huron County r Federation of Agriculture and me- diation work with the Farm Debt Review Board. Active on many community boards and committees, Hazlitt has served as a member of the Huron - Perth -District Health Council steer- ing committee, chaired the Col- borne Township sesquicentennial celebrations, edited the Colborne Connections history book, and as- sisted in planning and establishing Meals on Wheels and The Diners Club for Senior Citizens in Gode- rch. She currently sits on the Hu- ron Community Food Advisory Committee and the Huron Employ- ment Liaison Program Board. "Future ?ositive", Hazlitt's home-based business, takes her into many challenging situations where she has honed her skills in media- tion, training and business consulta- tion. THOMPSON FURNITURE & ELECTRONICS Hensall \i 11 i IZODUCTs \IMI\ I\(; I).\111 JUST ARRIVED THiS WEEK • 3 -CO Triple -Tray changer • IllumiMagic COMPO PLAY • Active Hyper -Bass PRO Sound System (519) 262-2202 OFFICIAL OPENING APRIL 5 Festival gearing up for BLYTH - Excitement is mount- ing at the Blyth Festival with just two weeks remaining until the Box Office opens and three months until the 23rd season begins. A •season kick-off celebration was held in the Bainton Gallery March 13 with sponsors, local me- dia, board and community . mem- bers present. Artistic,Director Janet Amos spoke about the upcoming season which opens June 20 with the Blyth Festival classic Quiet in the Land by Anne Chislett. This portrait of an old -order Amish corn- • munity during the World War I re- ceived several awards after it pre- miered at the Festival in 1981. The season also includes Booze days in a Dry County opening June 26,' a collective directed by Paul'Thomp- son about the lively lads returning from World War 11 -and their run- ins with Canada's Temperance Act; There's Nothing in the Paper open- ing July 23, a funny play about the foibles of running a • small-town newspaper by first time playwright David Scott; The Melville Boys opening July 30, a touching come- dy about two brothers with oppo- site personalities by popular Cana- dian playwright Norm Foster; Overboard! opening on the Second Stage August 13, a funny one - woman play by Deborah Kimmett; and 'Barndance Live! opening Au - gust 27, the hit of the. 1996 season by Raoul Bhaneja, Eric Coates, An- drew Dolha, Carolyn Hay, -Gary' Muir, Jack Nicholsen and Paul Thompson. Barndance Live! will tour to Shelburne Town Hall Sep- tember 15-20, . following its run in Blyth: Scenes from four of these plays were performed at the kick-off par- ty. arty. by. Amos and three local actors: Anne Elliott of Blyth, who has. been on the Blyth stage in several children's productions and the mys- tery dinner/theatre show Conte Back to the Gynt Mari` Lou, Mary Lou; Floyd Herman of Goderich, who was also in Mary Lou; and Erin Roulston of Blyth who was a member of last year's Young Com- pany and has appeared in other pro- ductions on the Blyth stage. Elliott 97 season and Herman can also be seen in the upcoming mystery dinner/ theatre show, Gail and Brad's Marvellous Wedding Adventure, May 2 and 3. The Festival Box Office opens to members April 1 and to the general. public April 14. Hours are Monday to Friday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. until May 30. Starting May 31, it will also be open Saturdays until 5 p.m. From June 17 to September 10, it open Monday to Saturday from 9 a.m: to 8 p.m. (except non-performance days when it closes at 5 p.m.). For telephone orders, call (519) 523- 9300; fax orders, 523-9804. 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