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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1997-07-23, Page 9Page 8 Times -Advocate, July 231997 CnMMIINTTY Stephen lifeguards Lifeguards at the Stephen Township pool in Huron•Park took a quick break between lessons last Thursday. Andrea Jaques (left) heads. up the staff of Sandi Skinner, Sarah Van Sligh- tenhorst and Mark Scevlour. Judging by the enthusiasm of the swimmers, the staff is doing a great job of teaching life-saving, skills. • Hysterical fun at Playhouse GRAND BENZ) - Uproariously • funny are just two of the words that have been used t -o describe Michael f rayn's Noises Off!, which• is run- ning at the, Main. Stage at .. •Huron. Country` Playhouse from July 15 until July 26. Making his Huron •Conn- -try Playhouse directorial de- �' •. / ' hearsal to productions after the - epening. The play's twisted love' triangles and crazy characters ca= vont in, this double -sided plot that shows the- audience what's happening on-stage and be- hind the scenes. - _ Noises Off! was -first pre= sented at the 'Lyric Theatre; ranson as Dotty, David Hughes as -Selsdon, Beverely D. MacKeen as • Brooke and Sharmaine Ryan- as Poppy In charge of show production and design are Gloria Day -(production stage manager), Krista Burgess (as- sistant stage manager), Robert J. Ivey (set), Julie'McGill (costumes), and, Simon Day.(lighting). You don't want 16 miss the slam- ming doors and flying sardines, so make sure 10 make .your place at one of -the summer's funniest pro- ductions. When the noises are off, "the laughter will be on_. Order your 'tickets by calling- the Huron Coun- try Playhouse box office .at, 1-800- 706-6665 or (519) 238-6000. 1plac- es;,pleasel - ' -- but'with Noises Off! is Mi -HURON COUNTRY ;in Hammersmith, England.in chael 1-anipori..Once again,'PIAYHOUSE 1982. Since its premiere, Hurn Country Playhouse is Noises Off! has been' a pleased to have CJBIand BX93 as smashing success across North- .. the media sponsors for Noises •Off! '.America, including a successful run In addition to this, Bell Canada has on Broadway = graciously sponsored 'the Scenery Director, Michael Lamport, joins and Ault Foods Ltd.,. are the cos'-. an- ensemble .cast on' Noises Off! fume sponsor. - Making their way.'onto the Huron - Michael Frayn's.Noises Off! .te• Country Playhouse,Main Stage for wolves around the antics of a troupe _ . the first time are Dinah Christie as - of actors, as they prepare and even - Belinda, Bruce- Clayton as Lloyd, • - tually 'present . the fictional farce Jonathon : Higgins • as Garry; and 'Nothing On'. Written in.three acts, Randy J1 Johnston as Tim. Return- - 'Noises Off -! centres around the ing,• to The Bend" and Huron first act of 'Nothing On' and its ,• ,Country Playhouse are LindaGd-' progression from the final dress. re • - "Hot glass" exhibition at Blyth Festival. Art Gallery, BLYTH -.Eight of Ontario's best hot glass -artists will be represented in anexcitingexhibition opened July 15 at the Bainton Gallery at the- Blyth Festival. Entitled' incandescence", the show concept'is described by'guest curator, Seaforth's Robert Tetu as follows, "As a 'gather' or molten glass is blown and spun on the artist's blowpipe, it glows with color and with yellow heat. The finished piece is shown to bet advantage -when -bathed in light, once again glowing, reflecting, refracting and, this time, seeming to. 'gather' the Tight itself". The exhibition continues until August 9: - • - The Bainton Gallery, located in the Blyth Memorial Hall is open perfor- .mance•,days Monday.to Saturday from 9 a.m. to 8 p_m. and non- . performance days from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.,(closed Sundays). It also open, during theatre intermissions. Admission is free. _ In the swim The Kirkton-Woodham llffegua. staff posed for a photo at the pool in Kirkton last week. From left, front row: Heather Hardeman, Cherise Wuerch and Elsa Pihl. Back row: Eileen Crawford, Shawna Rowe, Lori Richardson and Kelly Jones. The K -W pool is holding its 1st annual water volleyball tour- nament this Sat., July 26. • Crimes of the week " Theft of.trailer A flat bed trailer with a Kubo- ta tractor was stolen from Lot 3 Concession I Hay Township sometime between July 5 and 9, 1997. The Kubota tractor is a 2100 series,- orange with 6 ft. lawn deck. Alsd stolen_ was Stihl gas powered grass whip,_ jack, gas cans, and chins. • . Mischief A car parked on the hospital parking lot at .Huron Street in Exeter had the drivers and rear passengers window -smashed. . The damage occurred sometime during the early • hours of July 13, 1997.• If you have information about these or any other crimes, call Crime Stoppers of Huron County, 1-800-222- 8477 and you could receive a reward of up to $1,000.00. Usborne & Hibbert Mutual Fire Insurance Company Exeter, Ontario NOM 1S1 (Established in 1876) Provides Full Insurance Coverage for Farm Properties - New -Applications are Welcomed - DIRECTORS & ADJUSTERS Joe Chan, RR5 Mitchell 348-9705 Ron Feeney, RR 2 Dublin 345-2360 Larry Gardiner, RR2. Staffs 345-2678 Jack Hodgert; RR1. 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