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SECTION A THE HERALD Wednesday September a Paget Local g recalls years of histor Arts and Crafts to honor founder UP Drama Id blood The aorta year dramatic art Undent at be University of Guelph back Instructing Youth Dramatic Art tali fall for tbe reeresUon department The program Ii ottered to people even to ten and people to yean old Wednesday nights at tbe Georgetown District High Activities will Include lion mime voice and more are being accepted at recreation department at James Street la Georgetown until Sept Activities in high gear Arms and the Man by George Bernard Shaw as presented by he Stratford Festival Is a Joyous experience In theatre combination of an excellent cast headed by Brian Bedford and Len Cariou and the directoral of Mlcha el produced sheer magic There is however no need to leave Hal too Hills If re in search of artistic excitement The slumbers of summer are over and artistic activity Is bursting out all over Tonight Wednesday there an opportunity for those interested in the world of literature to see and bear an expert on tbe subject Award winning author Constance will be speaking In John Elliott Theatre at She best known for her novel The Book of Eve The LibraryCultural Centre gallery is also hosting an exhibition and sale of oils and watercolors by Gibson next month Opening night Is Oct and the show continues through Oct The Cultural Centre Is featuring an exhibition by the Rug Hooking Guild of Georgetown until Oct Come and see work produced at workshops in pictorial rugs orientals sculpturing and crewel designs If you are interested In attending a workshop Classes begin In October The Forge Studio Gallery In Terra Cotta opens its fall show Sept Included in the display will be blown glass by Don Todd porcelain by Paula Murray photography by Dave Olive watercolors by Jo and pottery by Agnes Olive For details call 1311 Continuing at the Gallery House Sol Sept an exhibition including small paintings by Frank Black lithographs by Bob and ceramics by Agnes Olive and Matthias Ostermann For music lovers the Arts Council again sponsors the Concerts Tbe first of which will take place Sept at tbe John Elliott Theatre Felix Is tbe solo performer In this first concert His many talents make this a truly oneman variety show He sings in several languages and plays at least six different Instru ments There are still a few tickets left for the series They may be obtained at Georgetown Fabrics In the Georgetown Market Place or from Yvonne 115 Church SI E in Acton Herald Special This year the Arts and Crafts of Georgetown will celebrate the anni versary of its founding by the late Mover Formed originally by six ladies the organization has grown throughout tbe years to embrace a large number of crafts and a much larger membership A nonprofit Ion the group objective is the promotion of local arts and crafts in George town and area From time to time classes are arr anged concerning crafts deemed of Interest to the group as well as having guest speakers throughout the year In the 1950s In connect Ion with the Department of Agriculture the Commun ity Programs Branch approached the Arts and Crafts of Georgetown seeking its help to estab lish a night school at Georgetown District High School The organization proceeded to form a ens group and subse quently formed the first night school classes ever held in Georgetown some of its members taught classes there at that time From this effort night school classes have ex panded to reach their pre sent curriculum The association Is a member of the Hills Arts Council and is affiliated with tbe Ontario Craft Council Each year a sizeable donation is made to the Georgetown cultural Society the mon ey to be used as prices in the craft section of the fair The name will also appear on the wan hang Ings being booked by the Georgetown Rug Hookers Guild and will hang in tbe theatre at the new Hills Library and Cultural Centre Members are at present selling tickets on a lamb wool bench designed and donated by Ron Stevens husband of one of the members Proceeds will be used to purchase an art object for the Cultural Centre The wrought Iron gates which grace tbe entrance to the George town District Memorial Hospital were also a gift ion and sale la held at the North Golf and Country Club This year Oct IS every effort will be made to make the event a one Door prizes will be offered and tickets will still bo available on tbe lamb wool bench In hallway at club Wllma Stull will dis play pictures of the mem captioned with their c rafts awards and achievements over the years As well as demons Ions by guest artists some members will demon strate tbelr crafts throughout the day Peggy Stevens spinning Annabel Bird dried flower stationery and Slglinde tatting As added afternoon attractions at 1 Ethel will demonstrate gold wire creations l 30 pjn Bray dried flower arrangements Km Dorothy coslume Jewellery atrial pm Jennifer Barnett lamp shades As a finale to be day members their GLTs gone Absurd hut Edith adds cheer First in a series Edith Bebie makes her first appearance with Georgetown Little The tre as Jane In Absurd Person Singular Born 20 years ago Ed ith grew up In a small town In Pennsylvania liv tag there until a year ago when her parents moved to Georgetown She com pleted two years as a theatre major at versity of Pittsburgh and was active In the Theatre Company and also as a cheerleader Currently employed dental assistant her many Interests include horseback riding guitar dancing drawing and wilting You are Invited spend a Christmas Eve in Jane kitchen and believe us this is not your usual Christmas Eve To avoid disappoint get your tickets now by calling George town Little Theatre new box office number 877 Performances Oct 23 30 Saving face from the Arts and Crafts of Georgetown in 1907 our North Halton Golf and centennial year Country Club and enjoy a Once a year an exhibit soda evening Newcomers fill up Oklahoma cast The folks from Globe Productions will be out a haunting the Georgetown Marketplace Oct again delighting youngsters of all ages with their on Ihespot face painting sessions Gel a virtually professional makeup Job for your Halloween outings that night by dropping round the Shoppers Drug Mart store Oct 31 between a and and the witches and goblins and fairy princesses will be happy to transform you into something fantastic Start your evening of TV entertainment with Cable Present community 4 nights week Tuesday F Idav Call its dels Is at CANADIAN O0EON THEATRES AS GEORGETOWN 3 fWOAY Continued from page A 1 Chase and Bolton Ron Cheney will play and Curly during an Intri cate dream sequence Terry Champ makes his debut with Globe as music al director putting nomas cast through its lyrical paces A Stewart town resident Mr Champ Is wellknown parishion ers at St Andrew United Church where he is choir master FIRST TIMERS Acton s Joyce Carpenter returns as choreographer busily turning many first timers to the stage into first rate amateur danc ers Executive producer Enid Williams Nicholas has mustered an Impress ive backstage army of volunteers and stage pre paration Is already well underway Helping with the burden of admlnistra live duties are coproduc ers Linda Parker and Linda Roe Most of the senior roles in Globes Oklahoma bavo been understudied something readers will learn more about in a future edition of The Herald Coupled with Globes outstanding first year success the popularity of Rogers and musicals drew numerous performers to Okla noma auditions earlier this year When the curtain rises In February what many people in the audience won t know is that to fill Oklahoma a cast of about people showed up for auditions and many of those were for the major singing parts But recruitment for the musical is not quite finish ed People are still needed to round out the mens chorus the women was swiftly filled and Enid added that backstage people and administrators are always welcome In the fold FLYER BLITZ Tickets won be on sale until the first week of December However as part of Globe a promo tional blitz flyers announcing Oklahoma and its performance dates will soon be distributed Using the Information on the flyers people can pre book seats although no tickets will be sent out until December Ten Oklahoma per formances are planned In February at the John Elliott Theatre In George town two more than last seasons Anything Goes run There are two Rota ry Clubsponsored shows Regular evening per formances will be held Feb to and Feb IS to GALLERY HOUSE SOL 8776460 September September FRANK C BLACK- Paintings ROBERT PATERSON New Lithographs MATTHIAS Pottery PhaOtht GsSery Artist WHAM awards The Women of Halton Action Movement WHAM is accepting nominations for its first annual Persons Award which recognii a woman who has made a significant con tribution to the status of women In her community in one or more of the foll areas Nominations may be submitted by Individuals or organizations in writ lug postmarked no liter than Oct 7 to Chair person of Award Selec tion Committee 1164 Cynthia Lone Oakvllle Out For further information and tickets call Ola Drerer or Lili Stanchevskl 43 Mil days only LEGION BINGO And Every Wednesday at 745 pm GREAT ENTERTAINMENT Thursday Friday Saturday lor your listening dancing pleasure May We Present STEADFAST Thurs Fit Sal Sept 23 24 25 Mease Join Us on Friday for a delicious Buffet Lunch This Week BUck Oka Hull Rabin luted All for one great price of Main St S 8773381 Downtown