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OF 46.80 14.99 Not Now, Darling playing at Huron Country Playhouse GRAND BEND - The hilarious farce Not Now, Darling by Ray Cooney and John Chapman begins its two week run on August 2 at Huron Country Play- house and plays until August 13. Not Now, Darling is sponsored by Nesbitt Thomson and Bank of Mon- treal. The scene is the exclusive London fur salon of Bodley, Bodley and Crouch, where Crouch struggles to keep things on an even keel despite the energetic philandering of his partner (Bodley). Attempted infi- delity, suspicious wives, mistaken identities, scantily clad girls and a continuous barrage of rapid fire jokes all become part of the hilarious goings-on. Funnyman Paul Brown (Arnold Crouch) returns for the second time this season, following his side- splitting performance as Max in Lend Me a Tenor. Audiences may also remember his performance as George Pigden in the Canadian Premiere of last sea- son's Ray Cooney farce, Out of Order. On stage for the first time this season is Brian McKay as Gilbert Bodley. An accomplished actor/ director, audiences sat on the edge of their seats dur- ing McKay's production of Deathtrap which was his directorial debut for HCP earlier this season. Other members of the cast are Ahauna Black (Sue Lawson), Pat Dawson (Mrs. Frencham), Anne Far- quhar (Miss Tipdale), Melodee Finlay (Sue Law- son), Paul Herwig (Mr. Lawson), Peggy Mahon (Maude Bodley), Colin Miller (Mr. Frencham), Ste- phen Russell (Harry McMichael) and Julie West (Miss Whittington). Directing the madness and mayhem is Walter Learning. Learning has worked as a plumber, auto- mobile salesman and wrestler. In between jobs he founded Theatre New Brunswick in 1969 and was its Artistic Director and General Manager for 10 years. A box office record -breaker in London, Paris and Broadway, Now Now, Darling promises an evening of .non-stop laughter right up to the final curtain when, miraculously and to the great relief of all con- cerned, everything manages to turn out as it should! Call the Huron Country Playhouse Box Office at (519) 238-6000 or 1-800-706-6665 (within area code 519) and guarantee yourself a fun -filled night out! War SU HEINZ DEANS Assorted Varieties 14.OZ. TIN Two single - vehicle accidents investigated EXETER - The Exeter OPP re- port two serious traffic accidents in their detachment area in the past week, one of which involved inju- ries. Last Wednesday, police were called to a single vehicle accident on Stephen Township Side Road 5- 6, just east of Concession 6-7. A vehicle driven by Skip Pavlick of Crediton went off the road and into the ditch where it rolled. No inju- ries were reported, say police, but the vehicle was severely damaged. Last Sunday, July 24, A vehicle driven by Julia Robinson of London went off the road on County Road 4 in Stephen Township and rolled, re- ceiving severe damage. The driver and two passengers were treated for injuries at South Huron Hospital. RED ROSE TEA RAGS Orange Pekoe COX OF 80 PRICES EFFECTIVE UNTIL CLOSING SATURDAY AUG. 6, 1994 .69 Z.49 IGA BAKED OR KIDNEY DEANS Assorted Vorlelles. 14 -oz. TIN •59 DINNER Macaroni L Cheese 225 g DOX IGA MACARONI 49 NN CHEESE DINNER G AYLMER WHOLE TO11`1MATOES 20 nr 1.99 MEADOWGOLD ICE CREAM Assortr d E1 ovou n. 2 l CTN. 1.99 GARDEN COCKTAIL Regular or Zesty. 730 ml GLASS 011.. .89 DIG "G'• CH42E5Eq 00RI0OS 3.49 CDMML l LAITY Times -Advocate, August 3„1994 Page 9 Perfect ringer Jack Geiser, top, of Dashwood throws straight and true for a perfect ringer in Saturday's horseshoes competition in Dashwood. Winners of the tournament were Ed Bradley and Doug Harburn from St. Marys with Larry Sterritt and Del Rumbold in second. Shown above, Brian Sanders of Ex- eter preferred a lower angle of attack in Saturday's horse- shoe event. ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ CLASS ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT (STAGE 3) PUBLIC INORMATION CENTRE Village of Grand Bend/Township of Stephen Grand Bend Area ,Sewage Treatment Facility Expansion Provincial Sewage Works Project No. 1-0271 The Ontario Clean Water Agency (OCWA), Village of Grand Bend (Village), and Township of Stephen (Stephen) will be holding an Informal Information session for the proposed Grand Bend Area Sewage Treatment Facility Expansion. Date/Time: Saturday, August 8, 1994 - 9 a.m. to Noon Location: Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 498, 8 Ontario Street North, Grand Bend, Ontario. Purpose: Provide a project status update and an opportunity for public Involvement In the planning and decision making process for this project. Interested residents, homeowners, business owners and developers In the Grand Bend Area should plan to attend. The Class Environmental Assessment (EA) planning process fr•r this project has resulted In the following preferred solutions: • Expand sewage treatment capacity to accommodate future needs by modifying (upgrading) the existing sewage lagoon system. • Utilize the "New Hamburg Process" approach to expand treatment capactty and tmprove treated sewage effluent quettty, • Implement water conservation measures to reduce sewage flows. • Involve the Township of Bosanquet (Bosanquet) as a protect participant and provide future development In North Bosanquet with treatment capacity. Future (20 -year) sewage treatment capacity protections for the Grand Bend Area, Including anticipated requirements for the Village, Stephen and Bosanquet, indicate a potential capacity expansion from 1900 m'/d (existing) to a maximum of 3800 m'/d. Future capacity requirements will be presented at the information centre. Capital costs to upgrade the existing lagoon system capacity to 3800 m3/d are estimated at 4.7 million dollars. Annual operation and maintenance costs for an expanded treatment system are estimated to be $163,000. Details of anticipated ratepayer costs will be presented at the Information .centre. The proposed treatment capacity expansion Is subject to the Ministry of the Environment and Energy MOEE) •Class Environmental Assessment Document for f an ExisthtiLSewalge co( Water ystem. The project Is being planned es a Schedule "C activity. If concerns arise regarding this project, which cannot be resolved In discussion with OCWA, a person/party may request that the Minister of Environment and Energy 'bump -up or elevate the project to an Individual Environmental Assessment. If you require further Information, please contact: Stephen R. Pyke, P.Ent., Project Manager, M.M. Dillon Limited Sox 428, Station B, LM4DON, Ontario, NEM 4W7. 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