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First rehearsal Sept 15 A Till- June IBM Page Globe Productions is rolling again Tin revived Globe lions hid Affair a summer social the Miki Maureen with people in The evening wis a groat jtl acquainted as the formation of the lobe company brought new faces to the lire scene of Georgetown resident lieu Nicholas opening rehear Mil in Knox hull chosen as the reli home for Globe during the season lie reported that the reading com mi tec shall soon mend to executive a choice of musical for approval Show daiesarertb II 12 13 IB 19 in new Cultural Cenlre further news Includes the activating of a constitution committee headed by Gerry fund raising is In Stray cat blues BEST SHORTCAKE IN TOWIN It the timr fur in Nation Hills and no one than the District Memorial women auxiliary Some preparing those delicious berries for an outdoor gathering Saturday were HALTON HILLS ARTS COUNCIL Wasn t that a party thai a party Summcrfest that Is and especially Old Music Hall The Arts Council was proud thot events and gratified by reponse As into the days summer life moves to a slower drumbeat and we tent think lhat cultural activity grinds to a halt so Forge Gallery the Terra art la presenting a summer show running until August Included the exhibits will be nils mono prints blown glass and hind turned wooden bowls and plates A visit to ll Forge followed a picnic lunch would be Improved between the town department Hal Ion Hills cultural organizations is one of seven needs identified on the community arts scene according lo the result of a recent questionnaire The Hills Arts Council circulated the lire at its list meeting asking those in attendance to idcnllfv lUllurat needs in the community and to suggest wnvs in which the Arts Council could develop the local scene and act as a resource for other cultural roups Respondents listed the need for more facilities to promote local activities a wide variety of arts at the new library cultural promotion for existing activities and better communication between the recreation department and the arts groups The Council Musical concert series which ended with the spring performance by opera star Maureen Forrester was acknowledged in the questionnaire responses as a program of arts development as is the Council weekly column in The Herald Both should be continued if not enhanced respondents agreed Citizens also want Council coordinate the interests ol various local groups whin it comes to managing the new arts The Arts Council newsletter mailed out lo members patrons several times a year was described as helpful but not widespread enough Respondents wint the Council to act as a central information and coordination bureau for all arts related activities and to continue holding information meetings like the April panel discussion on the arts complex The questionnaire also Indicates that the Council should facilitate applications serve js an umbrella arts organization where political lobbying might be beneficial help book various cultural events and have information on funding rental fees for local ho IK etc The Arts Council itself acknowledged the need for a cental Information source in community in Its most recent newsletter Individuals or groups which might provide office space or a phone in service urged to contael Council president Elizabeth Shore or some other member of the new executive Louis rah am Jean and Marie Moody Herald photo More events better prizes at fall fair Anyone lost a young male tabby tit seven months- Id with white paws a cry The women who rescued it from traffic in the of the paper mill dam on Iload Saturday likes tats enough but less thin full striped cat is or its owner If the feline sounds familiar phone 877161 Asthma day camp Lung invites nil children who suffer to this eighth Summer amp will be three twoweek htld Camp 1 Georgetown July 10 al School George lown Outdoor Pool July to at J James School Pool Camp 111 Burlington August to it Hidden alley Park I pool As as normil day tamp and swimming programs exercises ire included daily and e imp activities art designed to in commodate all tints Those interested art asked to contact Lung Association for reysir ilion forms This program is provided free of and made possible donations to Hilton St Campaign By Increased prize money will be offered in all classes this year Georgetown Fall Fair with the hope of attract a larger number of exhibitors At a scries of meetings during the spring theexecu live of the Georgetown Society has been Increasing prize money up to per cent In some classes In order to compete with other fairs and shows and more and belter entries in the various fair competitions If the campaign is success fill more exhibitors will compete in all the major events at years anniversary even and jumpers heavy horses light horses beer and dairy sheep and hogs Increased prize money will also be offered in the vege table grain and flower classes as well as the domestic science and a meeting of the Fair Board last week and a suggestion of Edward Bird it was decided to introduce a new division to the prize lis for maple syrup producers and home hobbyists There will be prizes offered in two divisions an open class for the and a class for those who regularly produce more than ten gallons of syrup a year entrant must displ syrup In two special 16ounce glass jugs said Mr Bird and a knowledgeable Judge will be chosen to do judging of the classes A campaign the financial help of local businesses for fair has resulted in a number of new donors to the 1981 Prize President Joyce Gosling announced that support has been promised from several local com pan ra Including tilers Ltd William Company Ltd Canada Inc Gardening Dominion Seed House Smith and Stone and McDonald Restaurant Any inquiries about the fair should be addressed to the Agricultural Society secretary Denny Charles it Box 116 in Georgetown Start your evening of TV entertainment with Cable Presenting your community 4 nig hi a week 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tobctriggcredoffwilha dinner dance Oct Other fund raising events to be announced in the press Ralph was recently appointed musical director for 1381 B2 by Ihe Globe executive Mr Is already laying plans for an ensemble group of musicians for show Set constructions space has been acquired In Georgetown Brampton Musical Society has pledged support by offering scenery properties and costumes lo assist with the financial strain or Globe first Ilcv Nicholas is In charge of procuring pa iron support for Globe Productions The executive considers patrons an integral part of this com early formation which will make history in re establishing Globe Eroductl as the only musical theatre In Georgetown Globe executive Is Nicholas president Jack vice president inda Hoe secretary Lois treasurer and Keith ttellilcad Gerry and Linda Parker members at large Anyone Interested in sing ing acting backstage or management work years and older may join our ranks People interested in associate membership or 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