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12 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville. March 29.1989 A guide to fine dining and entertainment. Play Director is Keeping Her Cool Waverley Public bxr .T/inn Rhorîrlnn T*nln MiMrorl Ti'.li'yoVtofb imtU Annin. nf Vw'flroom/klf/'han. 'l'hn ^ by Jean Sheridan Ever go to a play rehear' sal? I know from experience they can be pretty hair- ' mcos fo role of Mildred, Elizabeth Prower in the role of Mildred's Mildred's husband Roy ( the real Roy, Fred Archibald, is off in Toronto making mon raising experiences tor a director, director, but so far Pat Rundle ey having his hands photo, has kept her cool. graphed for a commercial). I went to one a couple of weeks ago with my partner in publicity, Pat Marjerri- son. Picture the scene - the back wall of B.H.S. theatre still has that wild juke box from "Grease" staring out in colours. And in front of it on stage are our actors - Gcorgie Willis in the Helene Beauchesne, our faithful assistant stage manager, manager, is following the play closely, every once in a while holding aloft a little brass bell and jingling it (doorbell!). (doorbell!). Then from the back of the auditorium we hear this low throaty laugh. Doug Barber has arrived, laden THIS WEEK [Top 40 Sound] Thursday Men's Night Out Castle Hotel 55 King St. E„ Bowmanville down with sound equipment. equipment. The next half hour or so is occupied with trying to get the dialogue and the TV (Doug, that is) synchronized. Meanwhile, Jan Leak who, with Ellen Logan and Pat Cota is in charge of props, is making sure everything everything is in order - pots, pans, vibrator, canary etc. Now, Debra Gehring appears. appears. She's looking after makeup and hair. A lively argument ensures as to what colour, style and length Ginger Rogers' hair was (Ginger is sort of in the play too, you see). Barb Tuk- ker and Sheila Majid are there too; they're coproducers coproducers and need to keep their fingers in every pie. Doreen assures us that she recites her lines perfectly all through the night, but with the break of dawn they leave her completely. And Lana? Well Lana has very complicated complicated beeper problems. Trish Hill (the nun) can't be there so who takes her part? Randy All dread!' Oh well- d-i .ii wr , rehearsals wouldn't be any LOUMClllOrS W Blit fun if everything ran smoothly. Be assured, all will be well by April 13,14,15, sort of bedroom/kitchcn. The building is to be demolished and they must vacate in two days. Roy is a well-meaning but rather dull sort of fellow; fellow; Mildred is a dreamer. Carroll, the local butcher, helps Mildred escape her humdrum life. But Mildred has many problems, two of Fair ^Project. Students were whom are Bertha, the landlady, landlady, and Helen, her nagging nagging sister-in-law. And that's not all the characters- there's a nun and five other people to complicate the situation. situation. This is the story of what happens in and to Mildred's dream over a two-day period. period. Come to Bowmanville Science Time By Stephen Clancy and Amy Ramage Mrs. Anyan and Ms. Bal- lantyne put together a Science Science Fair for anyone from Kindergarten to Grade Six who put together a Science ProJ whom are Bertha, the land- given a form and they had to choose a topic out of the six categories to do their project on. The categories were Plants, Chemistry, Earth Science, Animals, Fitness and Physical. Some of the projects were magnets, candles, candles, dinosaurs, dancing moth balls and acid rain. had to fol- od. Come to Bowmanville The participants had to fol- High School Theatre April low the scientific method for 13,14, 15 at 8:15 p.m. and find out all about Mildred Wild's "affairs". Phone 623- 8313 for tickets. Senior citizens citizens are invited free of charge Tuesday, April 11 at 7:00 p.m. Durham Region HELP WANTED Part-time Cook, I Waitress and DJ A word about the play itself. itself. "The Secret Affairs of Mildred Wild" is a comedy, but it is not just another silly silly farce. The author, Paul Zindel, likes to write the kind of play which is hilariously hilariously funny on the surface, but which deals with a situation situation which is essentially a serious one. Another ofnis plays which fits this description description is "And Miss Reardon Drinks a Little" which the B.D.W. produced in 1983. Roy and Mildred Wild rent and operate a candy shop in Greenwich Village. The action of the play takes place in the rear room^ a GRAND OPENING Mastro Pizza 987-1234 WED., THURS., and FRI. Buy 1 Large Pizza and Receive Char-Broiled Burgers Fish and Chips • Submarines • Fresh Cut Fries Do you know this man? If so call Mastro Pizza 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE NEWCASTLE 987-1234 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Infill Proposal To be Reviewed Durham's regional council council wants an infill proposal by Laidlaw Waste Systems Ltd., to be reviewed under the Environmental Assessment Assessment Act. At a regular council meeting meeting last week, members of regional council approved a report from the regional commissioner of planning objecting to Laidlaw's request request to the ministry of the environment for an EAA exemption. exemption. Laidlaw had asked the ministry of the environment to allow their infill proposal to proceed under tne Environmental Environmental Protection Act so that they would be able to continue using their site while their expansion proposal proposal was undergoing an environmental environmental assessment. The infill proposal would see a natural gas pipeline that currently bisects the existing existing landfill site re-located to an area south of the site. This would open up space in the site for landfilling. The proposal would extend extend the life of the site to December 1991. The site is expected to close in December December 1989. Regional councillors decided decided to inform the minister of the environment, Jim Bradley, of their objections to an EAA exemption. M M BETAKING H H VIDEO Inc. M M H . ONE OF ONTARIO'S LARGEST AND BEST ,4ÎJtx BETA SELECTIONS H H M AlXVil RIGHT HERE IN H H OSHAWA (lLjf** FREE MEMBERSHIP H M •\7T4 Mwitic hem 99f to $2.99 306 King St. W., Ochawa H M (across from Rod Lobster) M M 434-5140 H M Over 4000 BETA Movies H M N H M H H H Store Hours: H H Sun. to Thurs. 9 -- 9 Fri. lo Sal. 9 -- 10 H hd _ :minr Your Vote Counts Darlington P.C.'s...Come join us for our Annual Meeting! Your vote counts in choosing the next P.C. leader. Get your memberships early. To vote at the Annual Meeting, members must be paid by April 3rd, 1989. Come for refreshments and enjoyment at The Acres on Taunton Road on April 10th at 8:00 p.m. Cost of membership $3.00. Clip and mail to: Mrs. June Smith R.R. 5, Bowmanville L1C3K6 263-2957 Name Address BRIDES-TO-BE . . . Il y our wedding is ilitce months or mine away, you will want to attend. mWmi BRIDAL PARTY Admission is I'Rlili. bill by inviinlion only. To obtain your personal invitation lor you and your mollici or guest, please give us a enll Phone: 623-5873 Place: Bowmanville Lions Centre Time: 7 p.m. Date: Monday, April 3rd I.mik what WELCOME WAGON lias in store 1 for you... • Exciting Gifts for Every Bride • Demonstrations i • Numerous Door Prizes • Simi'ial Displays Oil their projects. The judging is based on whether or not they follow the scientific method! The judges were Ms. Ruth Gibson, Mr. Robert Robert Robinson, Mr. Taullie Thompson and Mr. David Gray. Well, it was a tough decision for the judges to decide decide who came first or second second but I am sure everyone had a lot of fun. Winners for the different categories were: Primary: Animals - Jennifer Jennifer Somerscales/Elizabeth Moriarity, Earth Science- Chal Prodenzino/Andrew Woodhouse, Chemistry/ Michael Gushulak/Kristy Thompson, Physical-Ryan Bones/ Lisa Thrasher, Plants-Chris Peldiak/Craig Lynch. Junior: Animals-Tania Bartlett/Tara Parent, Earth Scicnce-Rebecca Vatcher/ Melissa Gidney, Chemistry- Shaun Wilcox/Craig Vatcher, Vatcher, Physical - Kelly Browne/ Christine Elliott, Flants- Kate Garrett/Amy Warren. Taking Off By Jonathan Plazek On Wednesday, March 8, 1989 at 9:00 Miss Ballan- 1 tyne's Grade Six Class departed departed Waverley by bus heading for Leslie M. Frost Centre in Dorset. It took them 2 1/2 hours to get there and they went for 3 days. Miss Ballantyne was taking them on this trip and, she had four assistants to. help her do this job. Those people were: Mrs. Cookson, Mr. Harnum, Mr. Gray, our Vice Principal and Lisa Will- ston who is Miss Ballan- tyne's co-op student. The purpose of this trip was to study natural resources, rock, minerals and wildlife. They all stayed in a big dormitory. dormitory. There was a room for the girls and a room for the boys. While they were there they did things such as: playing volleyball, snow- shoeing, skating, watching movies, playing ping-pong, ice fishing, wildlife studies (deer located and deer yarding) yarding) rock and mineral studies studies and lapidary which is taking a rock and using a machine to cut out a shape or symbol and polish it. They only caught 1 fish which they ate. If it was too cold to go outside or they didn't have anything scheduled scheduled to do, they had free time where they could read or do whatever they wanted. Sad faces appeared as they packed their bags and got back on the bus, Friday, March 10 and headed for home. They had a great time. 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