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The worldâ€"renowned Gusé Family is returning to the area this summer to perform in their own backâ€" yard. Jim, Nicole and Shane Gusé will present their trademark _ highâ€"paced brand of entertainment alongside popular local entertainer Neil Aitchison in Canadian Toonie at the Drayton Festival Theatre. "I‘ve never seen a family with so much talent," says Aitchison. "From singing classic tunes, to playing a variety of instruments, to step dancing up a storm â€" they have it all." Canadian Toonie is a brand new sequel to Canaâ€" dian Loonie, which sold out its entire threeâ€"month engagement at the Schoolâ€" house Theatre in St. Jacobs last summer. The show was an instant hit, and the show‘s creator Alex Musâ€" takas decided to repeat this magic formula for success by teaming Aitchison with some sensational new talent for the sequel, "There is so much presâ€" sure for a sequel to live up to the original," says Mustakas. "We knew the only way to achieve this would be to cast some truly remarkable talent, and the Gusés Gusé Family returns to star in Drayton‘s Canadian Toonie Region of Waterioo Biosolids produced and treated at municipal wastewater treatment plants in the Region of Waterloo (Region) have nutrient value and are almost entirely utilized on agricultural lands. The Region is undertaking a review of the current approach and available alternatives for managing the biosolids produced at the Region‘s wastewater treatment plants. Based on study findings to date and comments received from interested agencies and the public, a series of alternative strategies have been developed to address the handling of the Region‘s biosolids for the next twenty years. Public consultation is a key component of this study. The first public consultation centre was held on September 24, 2002 to introduce the study. Taking into conâ€" sideration comments received, alternative strategies have been developed and assessed in terms of their environmental effects, cost, benefit etc. A series of Public Consultations Centres will be held as indicated below to review and receive input from the public about the alternative strategies, and the preltimiâ€" nary identification of a preferred master plan strategy. All those with an interest in the study are urged to attend. â€" Tuesday, June 17 Wednesday, June 18 Thursday, June 19 2:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. 2:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. 2:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Ayr Fire Hall Wellesley Community Centre Bay Court 501 Scott Street Maple Leaf Street Fairview Park Mall Ayr Wellesiey Fairway Road, Kitchener If you have any questions or wish to be added to the study mailing list please contact one of the persons listed below: Joe Stephenson, M.Eng., P. Eng. Karl Cober, P. Eng. Hydromantis / Acres & Associated Regional Municipality of Waterioo 210 Sheldon Drive 150 Frederick Street Cambridge, ON N1T 148 Kitchener, ON N2G 4J3 Phone: 519â€"624â€"7223 ext. 12 Phone: 519â€"575â€"4441 Fax: 519â€"624â€"7224 Fax: 519â€"575â€"4452 Ken Seiling, Regional Chair Biosolids Master Plan Public Consultation Centres Originally from Kitchenâ€" er, Jim (the father), Nicole (the daughter), and Shane (the son) sing, step dance and play a variety of instruâ€" ments, including the violin, fiddle, guitar, and mandolin. Serving as inspiration for the family is their late grandfather, Cliff Adams, the first Canadian Open Stepâ€"Dance champion. After opening for the legâ€" endary Milton Berle years ago, their musical career kicked into high gear. Since then, the Gusés have been featured entertainers on the world‘s top cruise lines, travâ€" elling to every continent. They have also performed in countless pops concert series, corporate events, dinner theatres, fairs, and exhibitions across North America. The Gusé Family is backed by the fourâ€"piece band Men in Black, featurâ€" ing piano, guitar, bass and drums. Canadian Toonie will showcase the diverse styling of these critically acclaimed performers, as they cover everything from gospel to country to conâ€" temporary pop songs. The Gusé Family will be complemented by the certainly fit the bill." Karl Cober, P. Eng. Regional Municipality of Waterioo 150 Frederick Street Kitchener, ON N2G 4J3 Phone: 519â€"575â€"4441 Fax: 519â€"575â€"4452 unmistakable humour of Neil Aitchison, who once again dons his Mountie cosâ€" tume to play Constable Archibald E. Inkster. Aitchiâ€" son is truly blessed with impeccable timing and a gift for comedy, and will offer trademark outrageous opinâ€" ions on national and interâ€" national affairs. The setting will be 24 Sussex Drive, Ottawa, and the audience will be present for the prime minister‘s Annual Gala featuring Canaâ€" da‘s newest performing arts sensations. The various components of music, dance, and political humour will work together to weave a magical tapestry that will create an unforgettable theâ€" atre experience for the audiâ€" ence. "So many theatregoers couldn‘t get tickets last year," he says. "They are making it a priority to book early so they don‘t miss out. Although the production does not open until the end of July, the fiveâ€"week run is already over 60 per cent sold. Mustakas notes that many theatregoers who saw the original in St. Jacobs last year are eagerly purchasing their tickets in advance this year. I highly advise everyone to do the same, before it‘s too late." Mounting a world preâ€" miere production is certainâ€" ly an ambitious project, but Drayton Entertainment is accustomed to taking risks. Early box office sales indiâ€" cate that Drayton Entertainâ€" ment is on track to repeat last year‘s success with Canadian Toonie. The Gusés are currently entertaining abroad, and will return to Canada for rehearsals later on this sumâ€" mer. "The Gusé Family is an incredibly versatile group of performers," says Mustakas. "Theatregoers in Drayton are in for a real treat this summer." Tickets can be ordered by calling the Drayton Enterâ€" tainment box office at 638â€" 5555. Or order tickets online at www.draytonentertainâ€" ment.com. 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