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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Times Advocate, 2008-10-29, Page 88 Times -Advocate Wednesday, October 29, 2008 Stratford actor visits South Huron District High School Acting Above, Alyssa Jones, Maggie Ainslie, Meaghan Forrester Taryn Dougall, Beth Jantzi and Melissa Rundle pose for an act. TJ Zielman TIMES—ADVOCATE CO—OP STUDENT EXETER Last Thursday, South Huron District High School s drama class held a special workshop hosting profes- sional actor Sean Arbuckle who came to Exeter for the first time. Arbuckle has become a well es- tablished broadway actor and has starred in popular TV shows like: Hope & Faith , Law & Order , Standard Time and Sex and the City . Arbuckle enjoys his time at the Stratford City Festival Theatre where this year, he is involved in the productions of Cabaret and Trojan Women . Arbuckle discovered his talent for acting when he was in high school as he loved telling sto- ries, learning different lives and understanding people which directed him towards his acting career. Arbuckle started his career journey by making a personal de- cision to pursue acting by getting involved in high school plays, getting involved in youth theatres and studying for university. After high school he attended Duke University in North Carolina and also participated in Juilliard Drama School in New York. Arbuckle hopes more people will get involved in acting in the upcoming years. He said, Acting can be a very difficult career, but if you know it s right for you, pursue it by getting involved and study and you will find yourself successful. In the future Arbuckle plans to possibly direct productions, but he is happy with his career and where it has led him. He said, As long as I m still interested, I don t see an end of acting. Stacey Bartlett, a new teacher at South Huron will direct the drama classes production of A Midsummer Night s A Dream on November 27 for the school. One scene from this production will be chosen and directed at the student players festival and is to be put on the Stratford Studio Theatre stage on November 21. Workshop Above left, actor Sean Arbuckle introduces himself to the Rebecca Green, Alyssa Jones, Meaghan Forrester, Samantha McCarter, Alexandra Jones, Beth Jantzi, Melissa Rundle, Candice Hay -Janke, Tulie Ash, Taryn Dougall, Maggie Ainslie and Andrea Hodgins. (photos/TJ Zielman) Notice of Open Houses for a Five -Year Review of the Huron County Official Plan and the draft 'Take Action for Sustainable Huron' Report TAKE NOTICE that the Corporation of the County of Huron will hold a statutory special meeting under the provisions of Sections 26 of the Planning Act, RSO 1990, as amended, to consult with the public about potential revisions and updates to the County of Huron Official Plan, and to review and discuss the draft Sustainability Action Plan. ANY PERSON may attend the open house and/or make written or verbal representation. Four public open houses will be held across the County in: EXETER, on Wednesday, November 26th, 7:00 — 9:30 pm at the South Huron Municipal Office (322 Main St. S.) GODERICH, on Thursday, November 27th, 7:00 — 9:30 pm at GDCI (High School Cafeteria) WINGHAM, on Wednesday, December 3rd, 7:00 pm — 9:30 pm at FE Madill (High School Library) SEAFORTH, on Thursday, December 4th, 7:00 pm — 9:30 pm at the Legion (156 Main St. S.) PURPOSE AND EFFECT: You are invited to attend an Open House to: — hear back on the results of public consultation meetings held in winter and spring 2008, — review the draft 'TAKE ACTION for Sustainable Huron' Report, and — discuss the need for, and contents of, a review of the County Official Plan OFFICIAL PLAN: The Huron County Planning and Development Department is required to undertake a 5 -year review of the County's Official Plan, a land use planning document that is a statement of where and how development should take place. The Plan includes the vision, goals and policy directions for development of the County, as established by the community in 1998 and 1999. SUSTAINABLE HURON: A "Sustainability Action Plan" for the County is also being created. This is an action -oriented document, which focuses on the long- term well being of Huron County communities and its residents. `Sustainable Huron' suggests potential individual, collective, and corporate actions that can be taken to achieve economic prosperity, social fulfillment, • and environmental health. O 0 We want your comments on these important documents! MORE INFORMATION is available: • at the Huron County Planning and Development (519) 524-8394 ext. 3, or • on the County website: www.huroncounty.ca DATED AT THE COUNTY OF HURON THIS 29th DAY OF OCTOBER, 2008. Department, Goderich, Barb Leamen, Clerk County of Huron 1 Court House Square Goderich, ON N7A 1M2 (519) 524-8394 students, while at right Arbuckle sits down with Courtney Hern, Scott Berendson, GSX The performance of a race sled, loaded with ride -enhancing technology and refinement. 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