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North Huron hears Festival presentation
Blyth Festival's artistic director
Eric Coates -and Jane Gardiner,
general manager requested North
Huron council support the festival in
the amount' of $2,350 at the Feb. 22
meeting.
—The Blyth Festival's youth
outreach programs, group marketing
and advertising campaigns are in
need of $1,500, the proposal said.
An additional $850 was requested to
provide tourist -booth services in
Blyth from May to September.
Also, the proposal requested the
use of .the Greenway Trail free of
charge for rehearsals and
performances of the Young
Company's student-written show
called What's Your Nature, running
from Aug. 15-19.
Other youth outreach programs
outlined in the proposal include one
week of children's workshops at the
Blyth Festival from July 3 - 8 for up
to 20 children aged five -12 years.
Members of the Young Company
will act as instuctors.
Another program planned by the
festival to encourage local youth is
six weeks of free training from July
10 - Aug. 19 for up to 20 students
aged 13-19 who participate in the
Young Company.
Inspired by the Outdoor
Donnelly's, the students will write
and perform a collective creation
about the environemnt in an outdoor
setting, moving the audience to
different locales along the trail as the
story unfolds. Whether this will be
'with a horse-drawn carriage is not
determined yet, Coates said.
Promotion of this free training and
participation in the Young Company
for students extends to all high
schools in the region.
Performances at Blyth Memorial
Hall for over 2000 children in
kindergarten to Grade 6 from local
public schools are already booked
for October, Coates said.
Also, five $100 scholarships will
be distributed to local high school
students who have made a
significant contribution to drama at
their school and are awarded at the
commencement ceremonies.
Group marketing ,and advertising
programs that promote the region
and attract tourists will also be
supported with an investment this
year, Gardiner said. A $17,000°
investment by the Blyth Festival was
put into print, radio and other
advertising to attract about 25,000
patrons to the village, the proposal
stated.
Gardiner said she is planning on
expanding television marketing to
spend $8,000 on television ads in
three different markets. CTV has
joined as a media sponsor this
year.
A total of $3,500 was invested in
group marketing activities including
print materials, telemarketing and
mailings to attract over 2000 ticket
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a report said Monday.
The protest appears to be moving
west from Quebec where it was
already deemed successful by other
reports.
Farmers were offered a deal with
the Quebec government on
municipal tax reform and a promise
to immediately create a blue-chip ,
committee that was expected to
make recommendations for
buyers. In 2005, group sales grew by
three per cent, representing nine per
cent of total box office sales, she
added.
Council decided to defer the
request to the 2006 budget.
sweeping tax reform in the coming
months.
The Citizen was unable to
get information on the protest in
this area but as of press time
Tuesday, the local trails were still
closed.
Rallies are expected to occur on
busy Ontario roads, such as
Wellington Street in Ottawa and Bay
Street in Toronto, according to some
newspaper reports.