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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1984-06-20, Page 18,} • A18 ® THE HURON EXPOSITOR; JUNE 20, 1984 The Farm Show The Farm Show, a stage production which will be presented as part of the Brussels bicentennial celebrations, won't be shown on stage as such, but will take the centte ring at the Brussels Stockyards. And for this reason, the show promises to be hilarious. Directed by Carol Oriold of Wroxeter, a teacher at Listowel District Secondary School, actors in the play are all local, and for most, it's their first major production. The Farm Show was first presented in Huron County in 1972 and even then, it wasn't shown on stage, but in barns throughout the county. The play is unique because a script wasn't written until after the performances. "It was Paul Thompson's idea. The play was created in Clinton when six actors from the city came up and helped out on local farms," says Mrs. Oriold. Local Talent Presents It was this experience that produced the show. But just as life on the farm changes each day, the script can also be changed. And that's just what Mrs. Oriold did. • "The script is only meant as a guideline. 'l rewrote a complete scene and some scenes have different endings from the original." For those who saw the first production over 10 years ago, people can be sure that the 1984 showing of The Farm Show will be as good as the first. One reason is that 12 actors instead of the original six act out the parts of, The Farm Show.: And actors do indeed" -act out the parts. The show only has a few props. Machinery such as a tractor, baler and bus; and even farm animals such as chickens, cows and pigs, are portrayed by the actors. Judging from rehearsals, the actors are imaginative and convincing whether playing the role of a housewife or a tractor. BicentennialYouth Sport & Fitness Festival 'THE FARM SHOW' Written By TheatrePasse Muralilia Directed by Carol Oriold Brussels Stockyards Sales Arena 8 p.m. June 26 & 27, 1984 Brussels, Morris and Grey Community Centre 8 p.m. July 1, 1984 $3.00 Tickets Available At: Mery's Sewing Centres (Clinton & Listowel), Anna's Dress Shoppe (Seaforth), Harris Stationery (Wtngham), Blyth Saga (Blyth), Brussels, Morris and Grey Municipal Offices. Contact Person Marilyn Engel 887-6978. this protect has recolvod assistance from the Depart- ment o1 the Secretary o1 State of Canada to mark the Bicentennial of the Province of Ontario. For Boys and Girls ages 9to11 ..We have ;1,2 910 because 'the tiiil'eretit scenes' and ,stogiesiq I the lap" -makes it. possible to use, any.(nirtnbe af•; acttors.aWe can •also use more focal/ talent' Way ' Most of theactors haven'1t acted' before, ' but rehearsalshave been/intensive. The play isn'ta cotrtinuous.con edy. "There are ll d,reaily toueliing scant The audience Totem tears.to Laugh er,!' says 1Vits Oriold x.41 -i )10.$81000;00,'' * �' .: o The cereus ve to use, al, . nab+„ n, ' co ood au Their a `'iS thro . mpg �gg.g -.. . cnmpiete. m ,pleased ,,!moth: tine crew The re what I'expecte } because.they Ti)'bilryt anything -- they dont ,hold back. or- support each other and that tnake,s:a,good beam." • The lack of,props means,actors,mustU e a lot�:'of mit ime. And.' pimeris a,'iavorit ]y rs. Orto)a: a* Ara iTai,eertlti ..ate from the Can a e _ a d 120'0004.4 adi n �vliln oTt. �. n � highl egos as', , lirect r in ee *Iraqi Revolt; 383? The er R ''oiti;: 3 .arms 1 , 1 8 Jesus C , 3Jes.�ns Cht'lsfi Superstar and Grbase is a, pays fox the .Farm Show. the farm Show .is also on the course .. study 1n 'etre 1,1 Sn lish and that's: one re o0,0:ers of the show are helgl0131 for • good„ crowds. Actors include, Sheila • Is Daunt, Arlene; Dunbar, Susan James,, Mery:.Lylllrr Mayer,.Deb' ie Trolliope, 1 e . King,, Julie MacDonald, Butch NBA Bender; •,Joba'Rutledge, blieltael- Cronin, Dave McTellan.. ,• The I:arm Show opens Monday, •Jrue ,25 for school kids an • � pens for 'the public on June 26-27 at 8; m The last:shoowin will be .Jul ,1 at 8 . in the B.M. & G. •Community C , BICENTENNIAL SHOW-Seaforth students were entertained Monday afternoon at the arena when the Ontario Celebration -was- performed by Humber.Colieae students. Wintario will be 'coming to 5eafor't}t pn Thursday, June 28, when the 359th draw is broadcast from the Seaforth and District Community Centres. Almost 53 million tax-free dollars, plus, the mystery bonus prize, will be available to over 233,000 potential :winners. Pre -show entertainment, with Frank Sills as master. of •ceremonies, will feature Seaforth Harmony Kings, Country' Class, Peter Malcolm and Charlie Malcolm joined by • • the Country Lassies, • Suzuki String Sebool, Klompen Dancers, Jim Rose, Lori Lynn Stapleton, 'McQuaid Sisters and the Seaforth Harmony Hi-Lites. • The. $4 door adhussion. ($3 in advance) inciudes a Wintario ticket. All;prrpcceeds from the sale' of .admission 'will go',Kowards the Seaforth and District Community Centres. D-oprs open at 6:30.1r m , • There will be a special.•presejitation to Lloyd Eisler Jr.., at 800:' Lloyd and his partner won a ,fold, medal in the 1984 Nationals. The pair advanced to the Winter Olympics and placed seventh. The Wintario draw will be televised live from Seaforth at 9:00 :yith hosts Faye Dance and Greg Beresford: /lancing to the Whiskey Jack Music Company will follow the Ara*. Further information can be obtained by calling 527-0120 or :527-0398. , • Summer 1984 • A fun -filled week of sport and physical activity In July ;Awards for all participants Instruction in basic sport skills • Province wide: community, area and .provincial events • Opportunity to progress to next level • Provincial Event at Centennial Park In Etobicoke August 25-26: • No cost to registered participants To register: ,July 9 to 13 in Seaforth Contact: Seaforth Rec. Office 527-0882 prior tOJuly 2nd A Bicentennial protect organized by your local recreation department in co•oporatlon with the Sports and Fitness Branch of the Ontario Ministry of Tburl,m and Recreation DUBLIN & DISTRICT ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION M n.etn m Spans and Hon Reuben C Bass Toon= a. F4noss Mhnra,br Rama., Branca ome,m SEAFORTH HQTEt- APPEARING JULY 3 POWDER BLUES BAND o0 ADVANCE TICKETS 4 THIS WEEKEND RED LETTER OPEN SUNDAY BINGO FRI., JUNE 22 DUBLIN &DISTRICT COMMUNITY CENTRE JACKPOT 5750.00 OVERSIZE I RUBBER BOOBS SHOES I GOODSELECTION LADME1' ... to stars 12 I MEN'S- LADIES° MEWS ....to 2116 16 t CHILD'S - BOYS' SAFETY BOOTS I WIDE SHOES MINTS. LADIES' 1 MEN'S - LADIES' MANY iASSORTED STYLES , STYLES SEIGEL'S DOWNTOWN LONDON 129 DUNDAS 330 CLARENCE -AT MARKET AT YORK After Hay Township Recreation is sponsoring a MYSTERY BINGO Every other Thursday Next, bingo Thursday, June 2 At the Zurich Community Centre Jackpot: $500, must go • 4 flesh games • 1 mystery prize • 1 early bird • y y • 10 regular games 1 bonanza prize OVER $1500 in cosh prizes Bring your dabbers Doors open at 6:45 p.m. Bingo starts at 7:45 p.m ALL PROCEEDS for "NEW" BALL DIAMOND No one under 16 allowed to ploy • • • • • • • • 1 • • • • • • • • •- • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • 1 • • • • • UNCOMMON VALOUR • COARSE LANGUAGE ADULT ACCOMPANIMENT •• • OPEN 7 DAYS STARTING(:FRIDAY; JUNE 22/0 PREMIER ANNOtRICES THAT PN THURSDAYS,,THE ADMISSION' PER ARDUA VERTUS 1834 1984 THE CLAN BROADFOOT celebrating the 150TH ANNIVERSARY of their settlement in Huron County June 30 & July 1 SATURDAY, JUNE 30: Seaforth and District Community Centres 10:00 a.m.—Registration, games and tours of historic sites 5:30 p.m. Banquet and programme SUNDAY, JULY 1: 11:00 si.m. Service of Worship First Presbyterian Church Seaforth. Ont. followed by the unveiling of a cairn at Harpurhey Cemetery Afterwards - lunch at the Seaforth and District Community Centres For further lnformatinn. C*Q John Broadfoot-521.1667 All descendants of the Broadfoot Thelma Bro•adfoot - 527-0127 •i toneers, who came to Huron County ar invite ani — PRICE WILL BE $2.00 • 1 • • • • •• • • • • .• • PARENTAL • GUIDANCE • • 2ND FEATURE . • •••••••••••+••Isa •••• • • • DISC JOCKEY sEavict Country. Gold & Rock 'N' Roll Good recorded music for weddings, dances, anniversaries, parties, etc. Phone Brussels evenings & afternoons 887-6159 two plan on attending the dance featuring Whiskey, Jack at the Seaforth & District • Community Centres - Thlursday, June 28 Get your Wintario Tickets and Variety Show Tickets at your local Wintario outlets [Your $3.00 admit dice, Wtntaslo ticket] • r • • • • • • • • • • ,• • • • 0 0 • • 0 •' • — • • • • • • •. • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • .• • • • • • 0 • Till SCAN PA nu( T EITR YYYY Y,YVVVVVvYYV YvavvVVVV, Yat YYv,v.'YYv'.'v', v Y.Y VVYY' V vvvvvvvvv WED.-THURS.'AT 8 -P.M. G4H?EEIM .• 524-7811 V. V -YY YV Y YVYVV STARTS FRIDAY, JUNE 22/84 FRI.=SAT. 7 A 9:15 SUN.-THURS. 8:00 P.M. REMEMBER $2.00 TUESDAYS DOLLY • 9�°1'.>s.+ oa�"`a. - PAWA'ON 0 • STONE • _y Ther(nordaa,C.oSdvol the Sumri.& •••••••••w•*•••••••i•••• • •• • • • • •d • • • • ,0 • • • • • • s •• • • 0 • • • • s • • • • SUBJECT e TO • CLASSIFICATION • • • • •e SEAFORTH T 1 TCr CLVS Celebrating 60 Years of Service Your choice of Chicken, Fork or Beef . 4 Huron Food Festival BAR -B- QUE and DANCE Sat., June 23 BBQ 64 p.m. DANCE 9 p.m. Dinner 57.00 Dance $3.00 SAVE 51.00 BOTH FOR 59.00 Food is being prepared by CAMPBELL & CARDIFF CATERERS Featuring foods from: Huron Beef Producers Huron Pock ProdUcers Huron Turkey Producers Soudant Potatoes Cdn. Canners (Delmonte) Veg. Marketing Board bnt. Bean Growers Co-operative (Sick Pickles • and much more .. Tasty Nu 'Bakery Gerald Martene Apple Orchards Huron Dairy Producers Huron County Milk Community Ont. Wheat Producers Windsor Salt Huron County 4 Tickets available at: Bob & Betty's. Archie's.& also Dixie Lee(Seaforth) Music by Kopy Kats Age of Majority Ly,