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Oron WeklyTimes 'Wtdne sday,- July 30, 19? i 4th Line Theatre s summer lne-up Crow Hill: The Telephone Play is a new play LUne by Robert Winsiow and Ian McLachlan of the 4th Line The 4th Line, Theatre is well înt its 6th season. This summer they are presenting three plays that celebrate the independent spirit of our unique region. Crow vHdii an be seeni tilt August 3. This is a romnantie, poignant and humorous new play about a small county tele- phone exchange. As the story unfolds, we witness the life- long relationship between the country doctor and the switch- board operator. This bitter- sweet tale examines the tech- nology that broughit together the community of a small Ontario town yet, at the same tîme also contained the seeds of modernîzation that would pull it apart. 1837: The Farmers' Revoit. Satturdays and Sundays only at i pm, Closes on Sunday Auigust31. This show presents a comic yet passionate. historic account of events that came to be known as the Upper Canada Rebellion, with local references and satîrical coin- ments on the current Ontario Theatre group. (left to rlght) Jeif Madden (Hugh), Robert Winslow (Dr. Logie) and Katie O'Rourke (Alice). political situation included! Performances will take place in the hardwood bush a mile from the barnyard, and the audience have a choice of a wagon ride or a walk along the woodland trait.,1 The 4th.LUne Farm Show can be seen on Wednesdays to, Sunidays at 6p.m. This show' opens on Saturday, August 9 and closes Sunday, August 3 1. (Previews August 7 & 8). This third and final pro- ductioln is a remounrt of last summer's popular collective creation. This humoro us and sometîmes movîng explo- ration celebrates the past and present rural life of the faming community in Millbrook and Cavan, having been created fromn the stories of the local farmers, both young and old. Lt also touches upon the threats of an ever encroaching urban commnunity and the gyrowth of factory f -arms. The 41t1 Linie Theatre is on the Zion 4th line. just south of Millbrook. Thiey can be reached by phone at 1-800- 814-0055, or (705') 876-6323. FUNERAL SERVICES PRE-ARRANGED AND PREPAID <ll//5~~ ~~~of~ LO L , ifif/ïUstttan Funeral Direclors PaulR. Morris- Robert E. Williams Gary M. Conway Doug R. Rutherford ANSWERING YOUR CALL 24 HOURS 623-5480 4 Division St. Bowmanville ARTHUR BLACK (continued from page 10) speed on what we know (about the sasquatch). We are stili operating on this 1960's image of the sasquatch as a joke and a-hoax." Bindernagel is about to share everything he's learned in 34 years. His book North Amenica's Great Ape: The Sosquatch xii be in book- stores this fali. And wýhat would John Bindernagel do if tomorrow, out tramnpinîg in the woods, he were to round a corner and corne face to face with Bigfoot? "I hope I'd have the pres- ence ofrnind not to panic,» he says. "I hope I'd drop on al fours in a non-threatening posture, so as not to frighten him -- or her.- Well that's fine for you John -- but I know what I'd do. I'd be off in a streak, A brown one, probably. Reccl This Ngewspaper Resurfacing on Hwy. 35 improves motorists' safety MPP John R. OToole said "I arn very pleased with the announicement by the Minister of Transportation, AI Palladinii, of the awarding of a contra-t for roadl construction of Highiway 35, just south of Lndsay. The 2.8 m-illion project was awarded to Tarmac Minerais Canada fromn Cobourg. The project inicludes resurfacing an-d frost heave treatment of dhe driving lanes from the south junction of Highway 7A, northerly to the south junction of Highway 7 at Lindsay, a distance of 16.8 kiiometres.. "Resurfacing and frost heave treatmnent of the driving lanes xiii improve safety and the ride for motorists on tIs busy section of Highway 35". said Palladini. "It xiii also extend the useful service life of this key highway link." Mr. OToole advised, "As a resuit of this work, both driv- îng and safety conditions throughout this area xiii be greatiy enhanced." Work is scheduied to start in mid-July xith completion in eariyNovember. Q ORONO WEEKLY TIMES "(905) 983-5301 Business Cards, Envel opes, Letterheads, Flyers, Newsletters Fuil Colour Prînting OPEN HOUSE INFORMATION SESSION Wednesday, August 6th, 1997, 5:@00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Newcastle Town" Hall 20 King Street West,.- Newcastle Village Representatives from the Port' of Newcastle Kaitlin Group Along with The Municipality of Clarington Planning Department wilI be available to answer questions and dîscuss, development plans and applications for The Port of Newcastle Housing Development. You are invited to attend. if you have questions and are unable to attend you can contact the Kaittin Group at (416) 495-7050. The Koittin Group ~ 0 e.'I9 u , mai âlobN, i)