ThtAltamont Enttrpris* — Thursday, May 3,1984
Hilitowns Players Slate Auditions
For 'Guys And DoUs' Production
The Hilitowns Players annouce community members to audition
audition dates for its summer for parts.
musical production of "Guys and
The following Instrumentation is
Dolls." The musical will be required for the show: reeds I, II,
presented in the Berne-Knox- III, IV; trumpets I, II, III; French
Westerlo High School auditorium horn; trombone; percussion; vioin Berne, Friday and Saturday, lins A, B, C, D; cello, and string
bass.
Aug. 10 and 11.
Chorus and solo auditions have
Those auditioning should bring a
been scheduled for Monday, May solo selection which will show their
21, Thursday, May 24, Tuesday, overall playing ability. They will
May 29, and Thursday, May 31.' also beasked to play some selected
Those interested in auditioning parts from the show book. Audition
need attend one of the scheduled times will be 7:30 p.m. on each of
dates. Auditions will begin at 7:30 the two nights. For further
information, contact Mr. Haverly.
p.m. at the auditorium.
The show will need a large cast,
Interested students and adults
according to Mitchell B. Haverly, are also being sought by the
director. There are 15 male Players to assist in the production
principal roles and four for in the areas of choreography,
females. The show also requires a technical direction, lighting, stage
large chorus and many important crew, set design and construction,
smaller parts. Those auditioning costumes, and makeup. Anyone
are asked to have a prepared solo if wishing to lend their support in
possible, preferably a selection these vital areas is asked to write
from the show itself. A pianist will to The Hilitowns Players, Box 57",
be available at all audition dates. Berne, JN.Y. or call Ann Whipple at
Reading from the script will also 8724600.
be required.
HCRC News
Auditions for "Guys And Dolls"
May 6-12 is National Volunteer
are open to all adults and to
students in junior high school and Week. The Hilitowns Community
beyond. A special invitation is Resource Center is looking for
extended to residents in surround- volunteers to fill a number of jobs.
ing and nearby communities to A list of job descriptions and
audition for the cast. The only application forms are available
requirement for auditioning" is upon request. Some jobs require
membership in The Hilitowns specific skills, while others require
Players and dues will be accepted no more than a sense of concern or
on all audition dates. Residents caring. To become a volunteer, call
who desire to audition but who are HCRC today, 8724)865,
A flea market is being planned to
unable to do so on the dates
indicated should call Mr. Haverly benefit the Hilitowns Food Pantry.
at 8724117 before May 18 and leave A planning meeting will take place
their name and phone number so at HCRC (St. Bernadette's) on
special arrangements can be Tuesday, May 8 at 1 p;m. Anyone
who wants to help with the event is
made.
invited to attend this meeting. For
Orchestra Auditions
more information, give Jan a call
This year, the production will be at HCRC.
accompanied by a small show
Need help writing a resume or
orchestra, and the Players invite
job skills? Do job
all interested students and adult assessing
interviews create anxiety? Know
how to look for a job? These issues
will be addressed at an upcoming
workshop, entitled "Employment
Potential Unlimited." The workshop will be held at HCRC on May
15 from 7 to 9 p.m. There is no
charge for the workshop but
pre-registration must be made by
calling 872-0865 or 872-1400.
The Hilitowns Community Resource Center is a community
services organization serving the
towns of Berne, Knox, Westerlo
and Rensselaerville. For more
information, call 872-0865.
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on furlough from bier work in the
Central African Republic is spending some time with Mrs. Doris
Hannay, Loie who is an R.K has
served the Lord in various capacities since 1953. While here she will
be speaking to different churchrelated groups such as Pioneer
Girls, Sunday school and the
M.B.I. Quild (a ladies missionary
group). §he is a most versatile
person and can readily adjust to
any group or situation. She has had
a great deal of experience in the
field of nursing, dental work,
language study, music, cooking,
gardening and housework. You
name it and Loie can do it. She's
that type of person, one who fits in
anywhere.
Thought for the week: Faith is
the certainty that what we hope for
is waiting for us even though we
cannot see it.
THAYER'S CORNERS
Hello there everyone, everywhere. My, these past two days of
beautiful spring weather are the
greatest. At this rate the lawn
mower will have to be put into use
shortly. Already had the blade
sharpened. Have to check to see if
it starts. Sure am enjoying the
spring flowers.
Saw a blue heron fly over a few
days ago. My they are huge, but
quite a site to see.
Millie, my neighbor, keeps
telling me about the wild turkeys
she sees out back, but I never see
them. Told Millie she probably saw
oversized pigeons. I keep looking
for turkeys, but so far no luck.
Hear there are many about,
though. Maybe one of ihese days I
will be lucky and see some.
This beautiful weather gives a
person ,the incentive to spring
clean, which I am doing. It won't
be long before I will be back to
work, so have to do mine here
before that takes place.
Happy to hear Dorothy Britton is
coming along so nicely with her
progress at St. Peter's Hospital.
The nurses even have her up
walking some now, which is great.
Has beenmoving her left arm, also
lately which is another miracle.
Keep up the good work, Dorothy.
Our thoughts and prayers are with
you as always. At this rate you will
be leaving the hospital soon.
Suppose the people wintering
south will be returning to our north
country shortly. If not they will be
missing out on our beautiful spring
flowers and shrubs. This is my
favorite season, except for the
darned May flies. Those pesky
little rascals should be hatching
out.soon to pester us. All in all, I
prefer our state and weather
compared to the blizzards and
tornadoe^ going on in so many
other states presently.
Happy Birthday wishes to Jennifer Ruotolo on May 6; George and
Scott Hannay.and Perry Jones,
May 7; Richard Quick, May 9;
Nancy Rapp and Ruth Shaver,
May 10.
Now all you Christian Singles
don't forget our May 11th meeting
at the Loudonville Community
Church on Route 9 beginning as
usual at 6:30 with a covered dish
supper. Our program begins at 8
p.m. Harriet Norton, qne of our
committee members, will play a
game with us plus there'will be
sing-along led by Frank Cranker.
For more information contact
797-6740 or 456-0441. See you there.
Waiter-Waitress
Class At SCCC
Schenectady County Community
College will hold a one-night class
in waiter/waitress training, from 6
to 9 p.m. Monday, May 14.
Students-will learn the basics of
waiting on tables in American
restaurants. This will include
learning apd practicing the proper
way to serve guests, carry trays,
and take food orders. Merchandising the menu and proper service
attitude will be covered.
Cost is $15, and Toby Strianese
will be the instructor. Registration
may be made with the office of
continuing education by next
Thursday, May 10.
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