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SECTION A THE HERALD Wednesday December Critic gives play Bungaloosa kudos for pace balance Are listening tor the voice of spirit or a persistent direct or Scott Now I an left and Greg Illscock are two braves in the latest play performed by the Georgetown I Theatre The troupe before mostly children audiences at the John Theatre on Friday Saturday and Sunday Herald photo By SANDY CAMPBELL Herald Staff Getting know the Indian tribe requires a unique lesson in history But Georgetown Little Theatre actors received applause and guffaws in appreciation of their lesson about The Bungaloosa performed last week The play with words and lyrics written by local man Ron Hill who also directed It appealed to the young audience it was written for right down to the coloring book program Adults who took their children were not forgotten either as there was enough satire to keep them involved The Is George town Little Theatres Association of Community Theatres of Central Ontario ACT CO festival entry the final performance adjudicator Sandy Black shared his opinions of the play with the audi ence Mr Black is the director of the Technical Production Program of the Theatre School In almost every way the play was good he said The first thing he complimented In his modest way was that Ihe words lyrics and music were written by local people He was also impressed by the number or people involved in the production Charming music and confi dent singing were how Mr Black described the music There was good balance between the music and voices and a tightly paced plot kept the play fast moving he said lie complemented the Indian dancing and the music that accom panied it but he felt there should have been more Mr Black ted the piny s brand of comedy which he called British twitishness The sets props lighting special effects costumes and makeup were all praised He even took time to highlight the program which had a coloring contest on It All in all The play was good fast moving gentle and satirical he said It was difficult to tell how much Mr Black liked the play because he was so polite and helpful The audience reaction to It was judge After every song they clapped Some even sang along to a sing a long before they were asked to participate The children seemed to love Ihe slapstick and parents laughed at cracks about the government and Maple Leafs If there was anything wrong about The It was the length It was only two short acts That was only enough time to get to know the characters or get involved in the plot In a superficial way Weeks left Georgetowns Leferink gets the goods to become birds Legion fi Lines Herald Columnist Time is running out there are only two weeks left for members to become Early Birds Gord King would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone for their help on the turkey shoot and the childrens Christmas party A special thank you to all the members for their Goes above bid Inclement weather is being blamed Tor the extra it cost Hallon region the George- town water tower this fall Rain and high winds in late September and October forced cancellation and shut down of the Job on a number of occasions regional Public Works Director Bob Moore said The overhead steel water tank cost to repaint the best tender received by the region Along with the tender accepted by Academy Painting Company the region hired Ran Steel Works Limit ed to supervise and Inspect painting The firm was to be paid an hour plus expenses up to a maximum support on the ticket sales without your support there would not be a party Being chairman on events like this is easy when you get the support you all gave Winner of the ticket draw at the children Christmas party were 1st Joe Cairns 2nd Dons Vinkle 3rd Helen Wright 4th C Turcotte Steve Clayton McNeilly Mike George McNeill Winners of the members special draw were 1st Staple ton 2nd Pat Chamberlain 3rd Harry Clarke It is with deep regret we place on record the death or one of our esteemed members A Chubby we extend our deepest sympathy to the family and friends of this member The In house darts held Dec for the Fred Gilmer trophy was won by Danny and Joe Cairns CAR CLUB WINNERS Dec 12 16 Bruce Clarke 66 George Hughes George Sargent GO Mane George Sargent EUCHRE WINNERS Dec Ladies 1st Christ Hamilton 2nd Norm Ward booby Ann Scragg Gents 1st Eileen Creary 2nd Bill Richards booby Gary Alton SICK LIST Lcs Sadler Cowan Hayes in the Georgetown Hospital Lloyd Hounsell in St Michael Hospital Stan in St Johns P King in Hospll Bill Fanny Weaver Wm In the Bennett Centre in Acton Burns and P Norton at home ENTERTAINMENT Saturday by Hazel and Ken Georgetowns Disposals Limited has the bidder tor the supply maintenance and tipping of waste containers at the Milton temporary container facility on Avenue Today Wednesday regional councillors are expected to approve the signing of a contract with for 1966 The temporary container facility In Milton has been operating three days a week since April Area residents can dump off ISO kilograms or less of refuse in these containers The refuse must be household garbage yard waste or construction debris Glass metal and old newsprint are accepted in separate containers for recycling through Ha I Ions Recycled Resources Limited of Burlington The refuse containers are emptied at or before the close of each working day with the exception of the recycleables currently operates the Milton container facility and also the Georgetown temporary container transfer station Leferinks tender was beating out bids by Kitchener and Missies companies The total amount paid to Leferink in the one year period of the contract will be based on the number of times the containers are taken away from the facility and emptied and the number of hours for the provision of an operator attendant musical Its not Just another musical Its a musical about Christmas present ed by the Georgetown District Christian School children Dec 19 at the Georgetown Chri stian Reformed Church students will be presenting their Christmas musi cal called A Certain Small Shepherd All arc welcome The church is located on Trafalgar Road across from the municipal buildings New Years Levee The New Years Day Levee a long tradition in Court circles Is coming to Hills for the first time Jan 1 By resolution of Council Dec the Mayor and members of council will receive the citizens of Halton Hills between and New Years Day in the Gallery at the library and cultural centre The party gives people the oppor tunity to greet their local government representatives wish them good fortuneandraiseaglassof wassail By the same token it gives the mayor and councillors a chance to meet their constituents New gallery display An exhibit of paintings by Debbie Donald and George Jackson will be on display at the Cultural Centre Gallery Church St Georgetown January to February 1 The exhibit is sponsored by the Rotary of Georgetown Debbie Is a former Georgetown resident who is a as a result of an unfortunate diving accident some years ago She accomplishes her work by mouth painting Clinic with Santa Actons got a Red Cross blood donor clinic Dec 19 which is this Thursday at the Legion Hall between and 30 m Santa is also scheduled to be at the clinic and is eager to be photographed with the kiddies For more information call Alice at Hes true to his word True to his word the recently reelected Regional Chairman put his vow to stand by the region for the whole three year term In writing Peter submitted a report to the chairman and members of the regions administration and finance committee last week which assures councillors he will not be seeking provincial or federal office in the next three years while he is serving the regional council If he does change his mind Mr said he will vacate the chairmans seat while seeking the higher office As for the environmental assess ment process to establish a new landfill another matter that Burlington Joan Little had also asked him to clear up Chairman Pomeroy restated his commitment to work with regional staff to sec councils decision carried out whether it be for two landfill sites or NEED AN AUCTIONEER CALL GEORGE SUITOR Nells 4 DRIVING SCHOOL GET YOUR CERTIFICATE IN 4 DAYS mm DEC 23 24 am 330 Dec 30 31 am330 pm NEED ONLY lessons JE 8772671 Gift available for Holiday Season Approved by Ontario Safety TOWN OF HILLS MAIN ST SOUTH HILLS GEORGETOWN 8774185 NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING STEWAR TTOWN AREA IDs lot Ihe Town Halton Hills will conduct a Public Mooting to discuss and examine an application lor a plan subdivision and re toning to permit the development a pare I land lor single resident lots The subject property is com prised acres and is located In Inn Mam lei Sic wail town on part 1 Concession Town el Mils Information is available at planning Department ALL INTERESTED CITIZENS ARE WELCOME late Monday January Location Municipal Administration Building Trafalgar Road Line Town ol Hills THURSDAY ONE DAY ONLY ALL MOVIES 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