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^ V) - OmngW^fhty 'hm(?3. Wednesday, August 0. 2000 ^ Port Hope Festival Theatre Run for your wife by: Ray Cooney Public invited to open house This classic British farce has had people rolling in the aisles wherever it has played. À taxi-driver gets away with having two wives in different areas of London because of his irregular working schedule. schedule. Then a small accident complicates things further, and the cabbie tries desperately desperately to keep his double life from exploding. At the end of it all, you will question your own sanity as his various various ploys to keep the two wives apart accelerate out of control and become almost surreal. The professional cast of Run For Your Wife, directed by the Capitol Theatre's Managing Director Uwe Meyer, include Chris Barry, Debra Hale, Bill McFadden, Kevin Riordan, Karen Sweet, Craig Tallman and Brian Young. Three of these actors, Chris, Debra and Brian, have appeared* on the Capitol stage in previous Port Hope Festival Theatre productions: Chris and Debra most recently recently in last year's Move Over Mrs. Markham and Brian in last winter's Wrong For Each Other. Audience members Just Moved? Call Sharia today! 983-8230 Welcome Wagon Since 1930 will have the opportunity to meet the actors at the Opening Night Reception on Friday, August 11th after the performance. Run For Your Wife is the fourth production in this year's Port Hope Festival Theatre summer season. This play has been generously generously sponsored by Swiss Chalet and Comfort Inn, and the Port Hope Festival Theatre summer season has been sponsored by Cameco. Run for your Wife is playing playing from August 9th to 26th. Ontario Power Generation's Darlington nuclear station will hold a public open house on Sunday, September 10 from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Highlights will include guided walking tours of the station, bus tours of the site, and displays and demonstrations demonstrations by Darlington staff and community partners. Children's activity areas will be available for those under. 12 years of age. The open house is being held in conjunction with the 10th anniversary of the first power produced at Darlington. Today, the station's station's four generating units supply about 20% of all electricity electricity used in Ontario. Station tours will run at regular intervals from 9:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m. Because the number of spaces is limited, limited, pre-registration is required. Registration forms are being distributed to homes in the Clarington area. Further information and additional registration forms are available by calling the open house hotline at (905) 697-7502. Centre for Individual Studies Adutt and Alternative High School 2226 Maple Grotre Rd. N. 623-6505 FALL REGISTRATION Aug. 9,16, 23, 24 Aug. 28, 29, 30, 31 9 a.m. to 12 noon 9 a m. to 3 p.m. CIS Safe Boating Checklist 0 Always wear a life jacket or personal flotation device (PFD) when on the water. Check for a snug comfortable fit and a colour that increases your visibility in the water - red, orange or yellow are best. 0 Ensure proper safety equipment is in the boat. 0 Use Red Cross' ON BOARD study guide to get a Pleasure Craft Operator Card. Call 1-877-356-3226. Canadian Red Cross SUBSCRIBE TO THE ORONO WEEKLY TIMES $25.00 a year. 6 th Annual HOST OF THE 2000 ONTARIO/QUEBEC CHALLENGE For Youth Ages 7-18 years of age (as of January 1, 2000) SATURDAY, AUGUST 19, 2000 9:00 a.m. -1:00 p.m. COURTICE COMMUNITY COMPLEX 2950 Courticë Rd. N., Courtice For more information, contact Carol Gonder 404-1525 REGISTER AT THE COURTICE COMMUNITY COMPLEX, CLARINGTON FITNESS CENTRE OR COMMUNITY SERVICES DEPARTMENT KIDS of STEEL SX ««SK . »8TO888oBx»B8» j88cB$v JSsSa .TSask'JfHW : Hx <> :j T, A R i O THE CLARINGTON KIDS OF STEEL Kids of Steel events are designed to offer children and youth from 7 to 18 years of age an opportunity to participate in triathlon. Emphasis is on fun and safety. Race distances offer a challenge, yet are short enough to be completed. The Canadian Institute of Steel Construction Kids of steel Series (CISC-KOS) is co-ordinated by the Ontario Association of Triathletes (OAT), a non-profit organization and the governing body or sport of Triathlon in Ontario. All participates jnust be members of AOT. A one day membership fee of $5.00 must be paid to the OAT representative on race day. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced triathlete, these races are for you. If you can swim, bike and run, come out and join in on a fun day. VOLUNTEER! IT'S A GREAT EXPERIENCE! WHEN: ■ Saturday, August 19, 2000 7:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. WHERE: ■ Courtice Community Complex DOING WHAT: ■ We have a variety of volunteer activities and each position varies in responsibility and commitment. ■ Athlete Registration » Traffic control - areas not patrolled by police » Transition Area • ■ Water station attendants * Set-up outline course with pylons, sound system, water stations, bike racks, banquet hall, etc. « Tear down - similar to set-up * Body marking ■ Lifeguards ■ Rovers who are willing to fill in where needed VOLUNTEER PERKS: ' ■ Volunteer T-shirt , ■ Pre and post Race Food and Refreshments ■ Volunteer experience and exposure to event organization ■ Chance to see some of the most well conditioned young athletes of our çommunity and surrounding areas . IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN VOLUNTEERING ON. AUGUST 19™, OR THE EVENING OF AUGUST 18 th , CONTACT THE ' COURTICE COMMUNITY COMPLEX!! (905) 404-1525