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Drama Club put on a fine "Openîng Nîght" performance OrnoWekyTi, Wn esdaMch 11t198 -ilt ~E Funeral Home THOUGHTFULNESS, SERVICE & CONCERN A Famlly Owned Business, Offering: Traditional Funerai Services Pi-earranged & Prepaid Services - Cremation Arrangements Alternatives to Traditional Funerals - Out of Town Shipping Cory Kulpers - President 53 Division Street Bowmanville, Ontario LiC 2Z Cast members Margaret Williams, John Amesbury, Nicola Lloyd, Troy Young and Sharon Peleshok take a curtain at the end opening night. Cast members flot shown are Fred Archibald, Ken Brignail and Tim Luimes. The Bowmanville Drama Club's latest production direct- ed by Pat Marjerrison, called "Opening Night" is a comedy written by Canadian play-write Norm Foster. The play depicts the trials and travails of the opening night of a play called "Whisper on the Windv", The play opens in the VIP lounge of the theatre were a has-been actor Michael Craig played by Fred Archibald, meets the waiter and wanna-be actor Tom Delaney played by Troy Young. Also in the lounge are first time theatre patrons, the Tisdale's played by Margaret Williams and Ken Brignall. Mrs. Tisdale is eager to have her beer drinking, sports nut of a husband enjoy a night out at the theatre. He would rather be home watch- ing the seventh game of the World Series. Richard' Hyde-Finch the director of ?yWhisper on the Wind" played by Tim Luimes, is a selfish, pompous, arrogant mani who is unwilling to make an emotional commitment to girl friend Cilla Fraser, played by Nicola Lloyd. The young actress Libby Hasniak, played by Sharon Peleshok gets stuck in her role, and her fathers part, played by John Amesbury was high- jacked by Michael Craig. In the end the two couples rediscover their love for each other, the wanna-be actor gets an audition, and the has-been- actor is hauled off due to a breakdown. The play was packed with laughs, and a credit to aIl who helped in its production. The Bowmanville Drama Workshop's fali production will be a children's play titled "Which Witch is Which? High sohool basketball Ail-Star event Over the past five years. as part of our service initiative to build positive images of police within the community, we have developed an athiet- ics program that bas formai- ly participated in over 140 sporting events supporting various charitable fund rais- ing endeavours. On March 26, 1998 our police service xiii coordinate the Women's and Men's Ail- star High School Basketball Finals at Durham College. These teams are composed of participants from ail twenty- eight high schools in the Durham Region. ickets for the event are limited to 1,200 at a cost of $2.00 each. Ail proceeds from the evenlng wlll be donated to the Durham' College Scholarship Fund. We extend an invitation to ail media agencies to be our guests at this occasion. 623-5668 OFF STREET PARKING