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Hot Figs be he L7 # The Fig Leaf Jazz Band put on an energetic Midland. Here they are doing what they do show Saturday evening at the Legion in best. Adults compete in contest Council 6, Great Lakes Region, Interchoral Train- ing in Communication (I.T.C.) conducted its first annual Speech Contest and Leadership seminars at.the North Bay Ramada Inn, on April 12, 1986, with the theme "Get the I.T.C. Spirit". Members from four of the seven I.T.C. clubs in Council 6, participated in the Speech Contest; Janet Evans, Porta Borealis Club (Gravenhurst); Marilyn Graff, North Bay Club; Beverley Jones, First Muskoka Club (Gravenhurst) and Judith Landers, Porcupine Club (Timmins). First place winner was Janet Evans, Porta Borealis Club, with second place winner being Judith Landers, Porcupine Club. Janet will represent Council 6 at the Great Lakes Region Conference, June 13, 14 and 15 in Cleveland, Ohio. Mayor Stan Lawlor brought greetings from the city of North Bay and par- ticipated as a judge. The election of Council 6 ixecutive Officers 1986-87 was conducted by President Marjorie Pike, First Muskoka Club. The elected officers are: President Audrey Rudiedge, North Bay Club; First Vice Presi- dent Kay Wroe, North Bay Club; Second Vice-President Judith Landers, Porcupine Club; Secretary Darlene Hiley, First Muskoka Club and Treasurer Anita Cote, Porcupine Club. Shirley Smith, President, First Muskoka Club, presented Council 6 with the Wanda Miller Memerial, to be awarded annually for outstanding club achievement. The next Council 6 meeting will be held in Bar- -rie, May 24 and 25. International Training in Communication is a world- wide educational organiza- tion open to any interested adult. For information about a club near you, or for ex- tension services to start a new I.T.C. unit, please call June 737-0916, Jo 728-9820 or Patti 726-0617. PGH record births A girl weighing seven pounds, six ounces was born to Darlene Dorion and Ralph Marion of Bayview Drive, Midland, in Penetanguishene General Hospital, on April 29. A girl weighing nine pounds, two ounces was born to 'Mr. and Mrs. Doug Thorndyke of R.R. 3, Elmvale, on April 30. And a boy weighing seven pounds, six ounces. was Deland ¢ GRAND OPENING Saturday, May 10 Sunday, 4 p.m. Matinee Top 40's D.J. Wasaga, Hwy. 92 128 Main St., (705) 429-5520 Page 10, Tuesday, May 6, 1986 born to Mr. and Mrs. Gord Townsend of R.R. 1, Phelpston, on May 2. -- oe: e Y sssgpoions from The Place Setting Pinwheel Fancies "Swan Candy Dish oo S S S SJ S S S S S § sec S$ Crystal Cake Plate Royal Doulton Figurine yo a <x , "a Huronia Players Hartnell directs last play by Cheri Ward Well, they're back. Backstage that is. Once again it's time to hear from the unknown but well train- ed backstage crew of the Huronia Players. The Mumberley Inheritance by Warren Graves is the Players' final production of the 1986-86 season and it looks like it will end with a bang. The Mumberley In- heritance is directed by Stephen Hartnell. Hartnell has spent most of his stage life taking directions. This time he is giving them. Producer of the play, Cheri Ward, is learning ex- actly what the producer does behind the scenes: pro- duce good results. Carole Ward moved up the ladder from assistant stage manager to stage manager. Ward says she is enjoying the job but now realizes the amount of work inyolved in this position. The props crew is a special one this time. Most of them are Midland Secon- dary students who have graduated to assist the Players and have some fun. Scott Williamson has joined the players: straight from the Sound of Music to help obtain the props. William- son says although he is back stage he 'hopes to someday appear on stage with the Players". Duncan Lerous who is also from the Sound of Music feels that doing the props for this production gives him a_ recreational break from his hectic sports schedule. Sound person Bradley Cook is another Sound of Music grad. Cook says he feels that the Players give him the chance to get ad- justed to large drama groups before he goes off to university next year. The veteran of the crew, Richard Holt, enjoys work- ing with the younger crew members. Holt has been assisting the Players backstage since 1967. Meanwhile, Ray Holt and Cliff Warren are brighten- ing our lives from the lighting booth. And Dolly Heaseman is helping the actors to say the right thing at the right time. a\ al ins' b S Cr Hand Painted Jewellery Trinket Box mite 711 Yonge St. W., Midland 526-8523 'e) "Wms << 5 Perfume Bottle Letter Opener Set Musical Figurine Her yeu sete setting A Gite trom The Place Setting... _ you know she'll love it THE PLACE SETTING Nancy Capps will be tickl- ing the ivories for this pro- duction. Cindy Pressman will be in to making up the faces of the actors and ac- tresses. The costumes are being handled by Stephen Hart- nell. Mary Haskill and Cheri Ward are together again telling stories about the cast and crew in the publicity department. The Mumberley In- heritance by Warren Graves, and directed by Swinging in the Legion The Hendersons got up and bopped to the day night. The band put on a raucous even- sound of the Fig Leaf Jazz Band on Satur- ing of entertainment at the Legion in Smoothies will play The Smoothies Duo will provide the music during a special Mother's Day even- ing in the lounge of Royal Canadian Legion Branch 80, Midland, on May 10, star- ting at 9 p.m. ym & Con) LET. iz Cm >, . \ amity iy > ny" Ki m Midland. Stephen Hartnell, runs May 9, 10,16,17, at M.S.S. in the auditorium. Curtain rises at 8 p.m. Hope to see you there, and until next season, have a safe and happy sum- mer from the Huronia Players. 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