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A16 — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, SEPTEMBER 3, 1986 E . -
Robin Phillips back in Stratford
The Stratford Festival announced the make," Festival Artistic Director John
appointment of Robin Phillips as Director of Neville said today. "As an actor, I have a
the Young Company. first-hand knowledge of Robin's directorial
A former Artistic Director of the Festival Skills. In addition, he has a rare ability to
(1974-80); Mr.. Phillips is one of the most gun of ide young
their actors towards
dss a fuller
realize-
l do a
respected directors working in North Amer- tiosuperb fob as Director of the Young
lean theatre. His recent production oft Company."
Cymbeline for the Festival in 1986 (it opened Robin Phillips replaces Tom Kerr, Director
standing
ovations earnedfrom critical acclaims.Cand of the Young Company) in 1986. For personal
markedahisstaudiences. involvementt reasons, Mr. Kerr has asked to be released
Incinn his first Festival from his contract and the Festival has agreed
since 1980.
'This is an announcement i am ,+orated to to that request.
More bonus draw winners
Huron Country Playhouse has announced
another Bonus Draw winner. The third $1,000
Bonus Draw took place, as scheduled, at 8:30
p.m. August 1 on the Main Stage, preceding
a Saltwater Moon performance. Colonel Tom
Lawson, of London was the winner.
The Bonus Draws are attached to the
Playhouse fund-raising project, "Win a
$24,000 lot in Southcott Pines." Ticketsare
excellenthe chances of winning are
100 onlyeach, and (0 have been printed.
The last two $1000 draws will take place
September6 at 8:30 p.m., the closing night of
Annie and of the Playhouse season, on the
main Stage; and October 28 at 8:30 p.m. at
"I am delighted to accept this appointment
as Director of the Young Company,"
Robin bithn
Phillips said today. "My re
Festival this year was a happy time and the
Young Company is a program In which I have
a special interest, It provides the opportunity
to teach as well as to direct but it also carries a
huge responsibility -- the development of new
and exciting talent to carryon the tradition of
excellence so vital to the future of the
Stratford Festival. I am honored to become a
part of this vital process."'
announced
the Grand Bend Chamber of Commerce
meeting.
The tinal draw for the beautiful $24,000
wooded lot in Southcott Pines, will be made
on November 15, at the Huron Country
Playhouse Annual General Meeting. Call
519)238-8451 for ticket information.
Professional organization elects president
•
Charles H. Broadwell, P.Ag., Manager of
the Ontario Bean Producers' Marketing
Board, is the new President-elect of the
Agricultural institute of Canada. The AIC is
the national . organization of professionals
working in Canadian agriculture and has,
some 5400 members from coast to coast.
Mr. Broadwell has been a dynamic
marketer for the agricultural producers of
southwestern Ontario, leading trade mis-
sions overseas on behalf of the Ontario Bean
Producers' Marketing Board.
Mr. P.roadwell is active in London -area
community organization and was Chairman
of Church Councils (Lutheran) in Chatham
and London, President of Kiwanis clubs in
Chatham and London, Vice-chairman of the
Kent County School Board, Chairman of the
Kent County 4-11 Leaders Association, a
member of the London Chamber of Com-
merce and a member of the Senate of the
University of Guelph.
He is a Past -president of the Ontario
institute of Agrologists and has twice been
Video workshop
The Huron Country Playhouse received a
very enthusiastic response to its first Video
Workshop, held on-site, Saturday, August
16. The workshop provided young people,
ages 12 to 14, with the opportunity to
participate in the creation of their own video
Soviet speaker
meeting highlight
The Semi -Annual Meeting and Convention
of the Ontario Corn Producers' Association,
to be held at the Waterloo Inn, Waterloo, on
September 3 will feature Eduard Pogosian
from the Soviet Union as the guest luncheon
speaker. Mr. Pogosian, President of Stan -
Canada Inc., Toronto, will speak on Soviet
Agriculture and U. S. S.R-Canada Trade
Relations. in addition, OCPA has put
together a program of informed speakers to
discuss international grain trade, Canadian
grain problems and corn marketing.
The first speaker presentation of the
Convention will begin at 10 a.m. The morning
program will be followed by the noon
luncheon and the afternoon business meet-
ing.
According to Ed Kalita. President of the
()Mario Corn Producers' Association, the
i -day event should be an informative
program of interest to Ontario
at Conven-
tion,
corn inners
Registration costs, payable
tion, will be $5 per person which covers
participation in the morning session and the
luncheon.
Rexirfmortt lM.orkstlae
held at Huronview
Huron County Health Unit will offer a one
day workshop on "Planning Your Retire-
ment" Ftiday, September 19 in the Huron -
view Auditorium, Clinton. Dave Echlin. an
Education Consultant in Human Resources
with London Life will facilitate the workshop.
Mr. Edilin designs and delivers staff
development programs, coordinates in-house
Retirement Planning sessions for London Life
and guest instructs for a retirement planning
course offered by Fanshawe College. He has
pon retirement
planninga workshop and will d his own help participants
in the September 19 workshop investigate
what retirement means to them and clarify
their personal concerns and priorities.
He'll discuss fiances. health and how it
might impact an retirement plans. activities
that you should be involved in now, social
ow to weather the transition
concerns,
et ng from here to retirement and when
to start. The workshop promises to provide
useful and interesting information for anyone
wanting to plan for a happy, secure
retirement.
A registration fee of 825 includes partidpa-
tion in the workshop, handout materials,
lunch, and coffee break refreshments. For
more information call Sheryl Gilbert at the
Health Unit, 52418301. To pre -register send
your name, address, and telephone number
with a cheque for $25 made payable to County
Sif heryl Gilbert,uron CouYour nty Health Unit
Court House, Goderich N7A 1M2. Anyone
Must
interested
seratte ending
rbeforeWdesdaySeptember
10.
elected Vice-president of the International
Pulse Association.
Mr. Broadwell will formally assume the
presidency of the Institute at its 67th Annual
' Conference, to be held in London at the
University of Western Ontario August 23-26,
1987.
is weld -received
soap opera.
Combining video and theatre
mediums, children work with experienced
Playhouse staff, Jackie May and Jim Hyslop,
in a thrilling creative endeavour.
$1,000 RICHER — Michael Moriarty of R.R.2 Bagfietd recently won a $1,000 bill. The
money, a result of a draw sponsored by the Father Stephen Eckert Council No. 5289 f thozae
Knights of Columbus of Seaforth and District, was presented Thursday by
Gelinas, right, Past Grand Knight. Leo Hagan, recorder looked on. A second prize of $200
was won by Monique Cantln and a third prize of 3100 by Bruce Klelev. Mcllwralth photo
Las Vegas trip offered
as fundraising drive prize
For only $2 (3 tickets for $5), you could be as baggage handling throughout.
the lucky winner of a round. trip for two to Through the generous donation of Ellison
Vegas, including airfare, three night's Travel and Tours in Exeter and Wingham;
accommodation, hotel and air taxes, a Fun Huron Country Playhouse is offering draw
Book filled with discount coupons, the tickets for a trip to Vegas as one of the
services of a Keytour representative, a season's fund-raising projects.
pre-purchasingservice of show tickets, The winner will be announced the closing
transfers
sightseeing
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