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14-Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, M ay 15, 1991 A B ood Weddin g" at St. Stephien 's High by Vicki Oaudreault St. Stephens High School in Bowmanville presented "Blood Wedding, A Drarnatic Tragedy', on May 8, 9 10, and 11. Much preparation was put into this well acted production under the watchfül eye of director/producer, Mr. John Sheridan, the eheoi's drama teacher and veteran theatrical producer. The production stems fromi Spanish playwright and poet Frederico Garcia Lorca's 1935 play, "Bitter Orleander", reissued as "Blood Wedding" in 1939. It is a story about love, passion and deceit which gels in the way of family traditions and ends in natures tragic victory. The 7use of vivid imagery and lyrical poetry and the adaptation of Spanish folk songs in much of the original dialogue makes it somnewhat d'fficlt to undGerstanid, buti, s the way t-he author had matit to-be an-d the way the 2 1 actorSrs inthe cast had tried to recapture it. If tiS Production (of Blood Wedding is anDy indication, this smnall town high sholis prcoducing some of, the best up anld cmÏng acting talents around. Another display of interest with Peacock, Mr. and Mrs. Brian Anthea Peacock, Mrs. Grace Fluke and Mrs. Noreen Nixon Ladies' Orange. Association 72nd The Ladies' Orange Benevolent Dixon, Brockville; Junior Deputy Association of Ontario East met Mistress, Carol Mitchell, Ottawa, recently at the Talisman Motor Inn Secretary, Heather Brown,' in Ottawa, Ontario for their 72nd Richmond; Treasurer, Gloria Annual Sessions. Birtch, Richmond; Chaplain, Nearly 200 people were, in Roberta Griffith, Smiths Falls; attendance to witness the Scarlet Deputy Secretary, Joan Nolan, Degree performed by members of Richmond; Deputy Treasurer, L.O.B.A. 389, Osgoode and No. Cathy Bradley, Smiths Falls; 1303, Richmond. Director of Ceremonies, Brenda The Provincial Grand Mistress, Lowery, Scarborough; Lecturer, Right Worshipful Sister Marion Bernice. McAuley, Cobourg; Hill of Bath, Ontario, had chosen Deputy Lecturer, Marie Cowan, Alzheinier's Research as her projeet Prescott; Junior Director, Maude during her terni of office, which has Jacques,, Smith Falls; Ist Auditor, just concluded, and with the help of Cathy Swit zer, Campbellcroft; 2nd the members of Ontario East she Auditor, Edith White, Carleton will be able to donate $ 13,105.00 to the Kingston Chapter of Alzheirners Research on her return home froin Ottawa.E The Seating Drill for the Provincial Grand Lodge Officers was performed by two Ottawa Lodges, LOBA 305 and 347. The members of the Seating Drill each carried a miniature Canada Flag, each Officer was presented with a yellow corsage whîch had a yellow ribbon, representing a safe retumi of our Troops from the Middle East. The Delegates attcnded a Divine Service which was held in the Meeting Rooms during which a representative from each Branch of the Orange Family participated. J N L Following the Service, a memorial wreath was placed at the cenotaph on Richmond Road in memory of ahl departed members. CERTIFIED ofLater Friday evening Members Just A rrved! ofJunior Orange Association 131 Carleton Place and 439 Richmond Baby Lion Club, 4 performcd the Initiation Degree. u Everyone in attendance was Baby Mvonke impressed with the hard work these young people had put into this job. The Host Lodges then provided entertainmcnt that was enjoyed by Enjoy deliciously PI ail. H m ug r Six sisters of the Order were H m ugr bcstowcd with the distinction of inl our newiy OxÇ Right Worshipful Provincial covere, Honorary Mcmbcrship: Marion - and Keler, 350, Belleville; Helen "Thie Jungle'sal Iargg Oliver, 351, Cobourg; Mary Bcry, 347, Ottawa; Grace Smith, 1244, Gift and Soui Tyronc; Della Johnson, 447, Brockville. The fllowing wcre electcd to serve as ProvinîcialOflicers for the fI s . 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