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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1998-07-22, Page 11COMMUNITY Times -Advocate, filly 22, 1998 Page 11 Crediton Optimist's Fun Day The Crediton Optimist Fun Day was held on Saturday. At top, Shawn Bibby, 6, participated in the bike decorating contest, Below, Hailey Slaght, 3, looks less than enthused as she gets her'face painted. Bob the Teapot: a -shoot 'em up western comedy By Katherine Harding T -A Reporter LUCAN'- it's crass. It's quirky and witty. it's a shoot 'em up West-, ern. It's 'Bob the Teapot, Ausable Theatre's second theatrical offefing in their premiere1season as a theatre company. Written by Londoner Jason Rip , (who also performs in •the pro- duction)„ Bob the Teapot is a com- edy set in the tail end of the old west. The play begins with Bob "The Teapot" Grokes; played by . Rob Faust abandoning his wife and daughter to return.to his glory days as an 'outlaw and a member of the .gang The Unconquerable Few. Bob, accompanied by his simple and awkward nephew Winny Colp, (Jason Penner/McDonald) soon meets up with one of his old part- ners in crime Clel Miller (Mike Wilrnot) and the fun soon ensues. Ausable's production of Bob the Teapot offers some memorable and rich performances including Jeff Culbert's portrayal of an aging bounty hunter, ,or Deborah Lynn Ferguson as the title character's high , strung, law -of -the -land wife Jenny.' The theatre's founder/artistic di- rector Jeff Culbert first saw a ons - act version of Bob the Teapot dur- ing aproduction at London's Forest City Gallery. He loved what he saw and soon decided,to include k two - act version of the western comedy in the three play line-up of the'Aus- able Theatre's inaugural season. , ,Bob the Teapot will finish its run July 24-26. Following that production, the Lucan theatre group will finish out its season bay performing, Target Audience by Mary Crawford and Alan Templeton on Aug. 14-16 and 21-23. Tickets for each production cost S15 and are available by calling the Ausable Theatre box office' at 227- 1453. Come In and check out our BEST SELLER NOVELS L Vacation Bible School to end with barbecue Rhoda Rohde Thames Road correspondent THAMES ROAD - Rev. Marilyn Carter was in charge.of the church service on Sunday morning at Elimville. Megan Parker lit the Christ Candle. The story for the youth focus was entitled "Hands". The. choir sang "Jesus Will Walk With 'Me" 'accompanied by pianist Marilyn Vandenbussche. The title of the sermon was "Life is a Challenge". John and Ola Batten received the Prize lists available for flower show By Liz Sangster • Hensall correspondent - HENSALL - At. Carmel Presbyterian Church, Harry Smith was the greeter 'on. Sunday .morn- ing. Dorothy Taylor presided at the organ. Tracey -Annette. Whitson- Bahro presented a sermon entitled "What Money Can't Buy". Al Hoggarth and Harry Smith received the offering. During the month of July the United Church congregation joins . with the Carmel Church congrega- tion. Then in August the services will he held at the United Chutch. Following the, service next Sunday a si cial hour will,be held. The Hensall and District, Horticultural Society; wilt hold their annual flower show on August 1,9 - at the Queensway 'Nursing Home. The prize list can be viewed at the 4 village office, post office, or at William's Hair shop: offering and were the greeters. Rev. Marilyn Carter's office hours are as follows: Monday. Tuesday, Wednesday, 9 a.m.: to 1 p.m.; Friday at home, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. (681-1048); Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday visitation, 1:30 to 4:30 p.m.; Thursday is her day off. Her holi- days run from August 16 to September 15 during which time Elly Vanbergen is available for any emergency that may arise. Call 235-2586 (home) or 235-0860 (work). On July 26 there is church at 9:45 a.m.at Thames Road. Everyone is welcome to the Vacation Bible School closing which begins with hotdogs on the barbecue at 5:30Pp.m. Please bring a lawn chair, and a dessert or. salad. The children will present a pro- gram. Personals On Saturday afternoon and evening for supper the, following people gathered at the home of Kay Morley to visit with her daughter Karen Morley and Kristina of Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta: Florence - McRoberts, Bill and Marion Thomson of Blanshard Twsp., Joan Cooper, Carolyn May of London, • Floyd and Shirley . Cooper of Elimville, Gerald and Cathy Morley and Nicole of Port Stanley, Shari Morley of Grand Bend. Dan. and Laurie Morley and Lexis, Dan and Nancy Smith, Chad, Courtney and Corey :of Exeter, Robert and Kathy Bray, Kristy, Jessica and Vanessa and friend, Bill and Rhoda Rohde. Dave Hoffmeyer. Sheila Baxter, Ken and Dorothy Duncan, Don and - Janis Richardson attended the SOth wedding Anniversary celebration for Pat and Doris Weir at Timmins recently. Congratulations to Peg Price and Ernie Hohner who were married at their home on Saturday. Shower and get together A family get together and shower • for Barry Cunnington and Shannon Henderson, bridal couple. of August, was held at Thames Road Church on Saturday afternoon. Those attending were Andy and Phyllis •Miller and family, Jim and Anne-Romphf and family of Forest, Harold and Ruth. Westlake and family, John and Ruth Miller and family of Exeter, Gary Shepherd and family. of Parkhill, Frank and .Laura Miller and family of London, Frank and Joyce Maas and boys of Exeter, Dave and _Marlene Cunnington, Kay Cunnington, Janet and Gerald and, the bridal couple. - f With the Classic 5 Function Rosewood Pen Knife • Stainless Steel Cutting Blade • Cork Screw • Bottle Opener & Screw Drivet • Key Ring Price Includes Laser Engraving (One SAde)1 _ segw cna/ge-$36 t ramum older 50 Pas. Aduaf 6.Ze of knife .s approximately 3' x'314 - ORDER NOW! 135 IRWIN ST., UNIT 4, CLJNTON,ONL NOM 11.0 i I , .' 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