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HERALD Entertainment Globe Productions setting the stage for Hello Dolly TILSUN Herald Special more fun than watching a live performance of Hello Why being involved in the pro duction yourself And that just what many talented and dedicated people associated ih Georgetown Globe Productions an about lo do and Dec 2 Work for the show actually months ago with auditions held where leads chorus and dancers were chosen sals begun Sept and the group will continue to meet twice week until opening night The production staff irt w rkinp it and construction and special iffecls Band will tuning up and practising score week at well Globe people art fun loving sod bunch with from Ua year to of Hit m bcfiiuiintrS in the Globe lias audltnces with a wide variety i first rule revitws and minstrel In less than three rt mi tht John will mitt come with inddamt Travel scholarships to be awarded Getting Hooked Application deadline for the Nuffield Travelling Scholarship has been set tor Sept 1988 The sponsored he Caaa Nuffield Agricultural Scholar ship Association will be awarded to one Canadian farmer or farm manager to study forming practices and agricultural conditions in a Commonwealth country during the coming year The purpose of scholarship is to increase practical farm knowledge and to provide a better understanding among Com mo wealth farmers Applicants will be able to select their program in either the United Kingdom New Zealand or Australia Attendance at an organ program in the United Kingdom is also Included in the scholarship Application is open to men or women who are either farm manager or are engaged in ileal fanning in Canada and who are persons likely to spread their knowledge upon their must exhibit and leadership traits They must also be Canadian liens preferably between anil years of age The scholarship awirded will cover travel and basic living ex for the scholar The length of travel must be least four months depending on the type of itudj and country selected and begin in I 1S89 On return to Canada the scholar will prepare a report for the Nuffield Scholarship Selection Committee present in formation at public farm meetings and use the increased knowledge to improve forming practices in his or her community Application form arc available from the President Canadian field Scholarship 7195 Millcreek On This scholarship winner member of rorgetown tug Hooking Guild with other rug recently at the home of a local Guild member to prepare for an upcoming The run hookers ISM Sep I la he rorjrlown Cultural Gallery Audrey Deere president if the Ontario Hooking run will officially open Ihr Herald photo Oldfashioned fun planned Old country entertain mint will be the order of the day Sunday Sept 11 10 a at the Ontario Agricultural Museum annual Harvest air event Demonstrations of 19th and crafts such as woodworking pottery corn husk dolls are just some of the Fair highlights On display will be the inning entries of baked goods preserves and garden and field crops A special Ontario exhibit complement these en Other features of the fair include a livestock display horse judging The country look is a big hit Colorful braided rugs on the kit floor the maple four poster bed In a bedroom a quilt in red and while These are in of Country look a decorating theme whose popularity grows each year Country Is inspired by the folk art and domestic of the pioneers of the nineteenth Here in the Eighties though decorators seeking the Country look turn to craftspeople skilled in making reproductions of nineteenth century furnishings and decorative It Is little wonder then that thousands of people now look for word each fall to Home Sweet Home Canada first show and sate devoted to country decorating and furnishings This unique show lak Ing place In Ontario features about fifty outstanding folk artisans who will offer for sale fine hand made reproductions of early Cana furniture and decorative items Visitors to the show will be pressed by the variety of goods to be found at Home Sweet Home For the bedroom early Ontario designs in bedsteads washstands and blanket boxes even quilts woven coverlets and hooked rugs for the parlour upholstered wingback chain in classic Chippendale and Anne styles primitive pain lags splint baskets grapevine and decoys Harvest tables and fine Windsor chairs are the focus of the kitchen collection Ac include cast Iron InveLs and fireplace tools pewter candlesticks carved breadboards and rcdware and salt of these reproductions have been designed to be in the home but of course there will be i of purely decorative items such us native paintings samplers Victorian hats whimsical folk art and curved shore birds Everything in show will be made by hand from the same materials and designs as those used in the originals Wendy Gadsden show promoter explains Home Sweet Home is aimed at the decor with country and I feel it Is import to offer work by craftspeople who the artistry detail and purity of the original country pieces As a result visitors to this snow won find any factory made pieces or Taiwan copies Home Sweet Home is presented by craftspeople who committed to excellence in reproductions and it Is aimed at decorators who want in home furnishings and Home Sweet Home takes place n the weekend of Sent 17 and Ifl The show is open on Saturday from 10 m until m and on Sunday from Ham until p m at the David Street demonstrations by que Tractor The Ontario Agricultural Museum Is a hectare i site ion stating of over build an displays Costumed interpreters perform dally demonstrations Farm tractor transport lion picnic and facilities and a gift shop carrying nu souvenirs are available The Museum is open daily to a m 5 and is located five kilometres west of Milton I can be reached from Highway Ml via exits or and by following the signs i7Wsr George own NEW PHONE No A special attraction at this year show will be the presence of the 10th Louisiana a modemday reenactment of an Civil War regiment This group of about men and some of wives and children will recmel an Civil War encampment in hi park WATCH THIS SPACE FOR ALL KIWANIS EVENTS THINGS TO DO PLACES TO GO GEORGETOWN CUSTOM CAR SOUND THE CAR STEREO EXPERTS SINCLAIR AVE 877 Void MainSt S The finest dining every Thursday and Friday in Served 00 a 00 p m ONLY INCLUDING TAX EORGETOWfM CINEMAS GUELPH CINEMA 1 at 70049 15pm GREAT THIS YEAR wan CINEMA 2 2nd GREAT Totally entertaining TOM IP Evenings On CINEMA 3 ENTERTAINING THIS WEEK BLACK TOP Country THURSDAY FRIDAY CATERING BANQUETS WEDDINGS PARTIES Full Banquet Toot Evenings at 7 S3 00pm Password Thursday Are Here MtHtMUnPftraMiltftt 350 mitts tum ho THE HERALD Wednesday Hornby girl crowned Hornby teenager Kelly Stewart was selected Miss Milton tall Fair In competition a gains I two other young ladles Saturday evening Aug Miss Stewart IB la the daughter of Mr and Mm Bert Stewart of Sixth Line Hornby and is a recent high school graduate now enrolled In a dental course at George College She has been Involved In the Milton Fair for 11 years as she entered her fair competition at the age of seven and has been an tlve inhibitor every year since then In recent years she has won major awards In the H Club competitions and last year was named the fairs Princess Kelly will officially begin her duties at the fair opening ceremony Friday Sept and spend the weekend handing out prize ribbons making speeches and ap pearing In fashion shows For the next iz months she will be he fair goodwill ambassador and in August Hon Others in the contest were Sharon of Georgetown and Torrance lfl of Burlington The winner was selected based on an interview with three Judges and a two- minute speech on agriculture and the fall fair Its Apple Ti UPICK PICKED OPEN Sunday 900 am to 600 p Varieties Late August Macs Mid September DRIVE A LITTLE- SAVE A I FRESH Ask About Our LUNCH PAIL APPLES 050 I 20 LB SIB PLUS OUR OWN OR B B Q Prices FRESH CORN 199 DOZEN OR OVER Visit Betty s Pantry Homemade Pies Pastries Muffins Also Honey Cider OPEN Tues Sun a m 6 il rjfalj u Fine Dining With A Touch of Class At The New of Restaurant Drop into the New Duke of York and enjoy our Rack of Lamb RACK OF LAMB Includes soup of the day choice of nee or potato and vegetable each FOB RESERVATIONS NORMANDY PLAZA 118 Guelph St i Georgetown Ontario