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+ Thursday, May 9, 2019 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Page A-19 Sophie, played by Ashea Sedgwick, looks at the diary that kicks off the zany adventures. North Mason High School's performance of "Mamma Mia!", which opens at 7 p.m. tonight in the Toni M. Smith Auditorium at the Belfair high school. Herald photo by Dana Kampa By Dana Kampa , dana@masoncounty.com Port of Atlyn commissioners swapped smiles Monday in the port buflding's meeting room as they celebrated the Sargent Oyster House restoration project getting teeth. Tile state Legislature recently approved a budget with $378,000 in funding for the project. Of that total, $218,000 is allocated to the Port of Allyn for the first stages of the restoration; $160,000 goes to the North Bay Historical Society for the historical preservation as- pects of the project. Last fall, the port hired Gordon Scott Thomas Honeywell Governmen- tal" Affairs to lobby for the project on the port's behalf. Trevor Justin and Briahna Mur- ray presented an update to the port commissioners this week so they can plan their next steps. "Thank you for your time and effort getting this on board," port commissioner Judy Scott said to the lobbyists. ' /ou don't know what a relief this is." She also thanked the many local volunteers who By Dana Kampa dana@masoncounty.com North Mason High School is bringing a vibrant, high-energy -tak~ on the comedy "Mamma Mia!" for its spring musical. The show opens at 7 p.m. today in the Toni M. Smith Auditorium at the high school. During Tuesday night rehearsal, stUdents hashed out the final details of the show. The story follows Sophie, played by Ashea Sedgwick, as she seeks tO uncover her family's mys- terious past before her wedding. Director Hilary Gennaro said to have a !?t of new faces in the ing the prerecorded ABBA cho- drama program." rus and performers' live singing. This is Gennaro's first spring But he said the students rose to musical since she joined the the occasion by getting their tim- school district. With 20 students ing down to the second. taking the stage and others "I'm really, really proud of our working in the tech department, tech crew because this is a corn- this year's show is set to impress, plex set with a lot of moving piec- Gennaro said she is excited es," Gennaro said. "It's a rolling about th6 momentum the drama- set, and we flip sides for differ- program is gaining andlooks for- ent scenes, and there are a lot of ward to how that translates to loose pieces. They've done a great future productions, job of keeping track of everything North Mason band director and delegating responsibility." Chris Drewry said this year's Gennaro noted some differenc- students have taken the lead be- es between the stage production hind the curtain as well, manag-, and the movie. Audiences can see OYSTER, page A-21 al ion By Dana Kampa dana@masoncounty, com The North Shore public dock owned by the Port the show seemed like the perfect ing the light cues and learning expect an eerie dream sequence of Allyn suffered damage during winter due to high match for his group of studen he ropes of a completely newunique ta theXheatricatproduc- winds, and the port is in the midst of determining given their talent for humor, microphone system. Drewry said tion following intermission. But the best way to fix it following a dispute with its in- "I love the comedy of this show, it is rewarding to see returning attendees will still get to hear all surance company. and the staging was fun because students gain confidence run-their favorite show tunes. Storms damaged the floating dock portion of the it's so colorful," Gennaro said. ning the show. Don't miss out on the show- gangway in January, and port executive director She said the students have Wee see many of these kids all stopping, gold-clad final number, Lary Coppola said it appears some of the dock's sup- shown remarkable leadership, year, and this is the culmination of "Waterloo." port beams were also damaged. dedication and positivity while what they learned from beginning The show also runs 7 p.m. Fri- Coppola said Enduris denied the port's claim be- producing the show, and it trans- trimester," Drewry said. "Nowday, May 16, 17 and 18. Gennarocause the dock had reached the end of its useful life. lates to the stage: they get to apply it and own it." said the 3 p.m. show on Sunday However, he noted the dock had been replaced in "There were several students From choreography to helping is the perfect Mother's Day treat. 2001, when it was 42 years old, and the insurance who have been in the drama one another memorize lines, the Tickets are $10 for general company had honored the claim to replace it then. program before who were re- outgoing stu dents have helped admissiom and $7 for seniors, Now that a diver from Enduris has inspected ally excited about the show, and set high standards, he said. available at the door. The audito- they brought that energy to it," Drewry said the show-present-rium is located at 200 E Campussee DOCK, page A-21 she said. "But I was also excited ed a unique challenge in balanc- Drive, Belfair. III 4.2~.~9 "Welcoming Ways" Guest/Customer Service Training featuring The tra'ning is available to the public, free of charge. Reservations are required. Stephanie Rowland, Chamber President & CEO and For questions and RSVP, please emaih srowland@northmasonchamber.com Certified Business Etiquette Trainer, Protocol School of Washington D.C. Wednesday, May i4, 10-noon -Afderbrook Golf& Yacht Club Who is the first contact for your business? Wednesday, May 28, $0-noon - Alderbrook Golf & Yacht Club Are you comfortable putting your company's first impression in their hands? Wednesday, June 5, 10-noon - Our Community Credit Union, Shefton Prepare your staff to maximize that moment. It only comes along once! Friday, June 14, $0-noon, Port of Alfyn The busy summer season s coming. 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