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The Citizen, 2003-05-07, Page 23THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 7, 2003. PAGE 23. Entertainment Leisure Bill Hilly Band comes to Bluewater Playhouse Touted as an acoustical explosion, the Bluewater Summer Playhouse will present The Bill Hilly Band, May 21. Formed in 1996, the group of five musicians from Canada’s west coast combine an eclectic mix of styles ranging from tunes with European and Latin American flavours to music from coast to coast in North America. Not only do the Bill Hillys present a sophisticated, yet down-home style, they also bring choreo­ graphed, on-stage antics to the show such as a mandolin solo with a can­ delabra. Two-fiddle flights, exotic banjos, vocal renderings and foot­ stomping tunes fill out the perform­ ance. The May 21 show at the Aztec begins at 8 p.m. Tickets can be reserved by calling the Bluewater Summer Playhouse at 396-5722 or purchased at the Photo Shop in Kincardine. WEDDINGS Performed - your location or our iindoor or outdoor chapel (non-denominational) For brochure call: REV. CHRIS MORGAN ALL FAITHS PASTORAL CENTRE BENMILLER, 524-5724 WEDDINGS Practice makes perfect Mackenzie Carruthers, in back, and Heather Sande rehearse a scene from The Gift of Song, a musical written by Sande and presented by the F.E. Madill drama guild from May 26 to May 28. (Sarah Mann photo) Elton John inspires F. E. Madill writer By Sarah Mann Student writer The Gift of Song is coming to F.E. Madill on May 26. Written by student, Heather Sande, the Drama Guild prodction is based on Elton John songs and is a tender love story about a songwriter who has lost his motivation and cre­ ative drive because his fiancee left him. He hides out in his music stu­ dio, located beside a dance studio, where he meets a dance teacher who changes his take on life and love. The play is under the direction of 2 teacher, Louanna Alexander. Sande is also in charge of the choreogra­ phy, with teacher, Vicky Gerth as vocal director and student Jackie Falconer of Blyth assisting. OAC music students, Mark Chippa and Sarah Bestward, are arranging the music which will be played live at the performance. The Gift of Song will run until May 28 at F.E. Madill Secondary School. Student art show in Blyth By Sarah Mann Student writer elementary schools. The show will run until May 30. Jdappy 70h birthday, Grandpa^ Local art students are getting the chance to show off their talent at an opening on May 10 in Blyth Memorial Hall. The gallery will feature artwork done by students in senior elemen­ tary grades and high school students of the Avon Maitland and Huron- Perth Catholic districts. The artwork submitted could be done in any medium with the selec­ tion process being left up to the schools. Event organizer, Greg Sherwood, said that a fair number of high schools will be represented as well as •A Happy Birthday •A -A •A Christian choir helps student\ mission The gbod work of a local teen getting some help from the commu­ nity. John Blok, an acquaintance of Rose Wood, knew of the girl’s plan to travel to South Africa on mission work. As a member of the Christian Reformed Church choir, Men of Note, who perform their special brand of gospel music throughout the area, he offered the group’s tal­ ents to help raise funds for her trip. The performance is at the Auburn Missionary Church, May 11 at 7:30 p.m. Admission to the concert is by free-will offering. Gramma May 8/03 Love from the Magnificent 7 Love jrom all your jamayX, Love from all your family•A >■ Forthcoming ■< Marriage 3F Ansley-Schilbe Rod and Debbie Ansley of Blyth and Fred and Shirley Schilbe of Bayfield are pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of their children Mike and Katie on June 14, 2003.—rd Forthcoming Marriage Aaron son of the late Len & Kaye Long and Francine daughter of Jim and Frances Shaw are pleased to announce their forthcoming marriage on Saturday, May 17, 2003 at Sacred Heart Catholic Church jfifty 50 Happy Birthday Carolyn on May 11 From your fri XOXOXOXOX© oX©X©X©X©X oXoXo FOR X Amanda Howson q AND Greg Rutledge © Sat., May 10/03 X BLYTH ARENA FLOOR 9 pm-1 am DJ Joe Carter Age of Majority Lunch Provided Bus pick-up at Clinton Fish & Game 10:15 Please call for tickets 523-4508 oX o X ©X ©X xoxoxoxoxo Wingham OLES j tj FREE YOUR! www.movielinksica long distance? 1 -800-265-3438 ■ “TN ■I ( 1 11 •, M | * * U U U - T H E H A 7 R I X* - C i> H it t J___________________________2-----------------2—L PARK THEATRE - GODERICH 524-7811 May 09 - 15 Fri - Sat 6:45 & 9:15 Sun - Thur 8r00 New Seats <Sc tRTTTj SOME SECRETS ARE TOO BIG TO KEEP HIDDEN. Waj I DI.SNI V f '' FlC 1UR1 *4^ Ml MM Stappy SO1 SiMdday Come help celebrate Mabel's 80th Birthday Belgrave Community Centre Saturday, May 10, 2003 1-4 pm Best Wishes Only Starts Thurs 15th 8:00 coarse language violence Fri - Sat 45 & 9:1 Sun - Wed 8:00