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Page 10 — Halton Hills This Week, Wednesday, October 21, 1992 ENTERTAINMENT “Curate” opens this week At last, Georgetown Little Theatre’s long-awaited season opener, “The Curate Shakespeare As you Like It” begins its two-week run, beginning tomorrow (Thursday) with a benefit performance for the United Way at John Elliott Theatre. “Curate” is the story of a small acting troop who attempt to per form “As you Like It,” a play of nearly 30 speaking parts, using only seven actors. Of course, this proves to be a chore, when the cast includes a per- fectionist Curate (Ron Hill), a cynical Celia (Shiona Watson), a moronic William (Paul Ciglen), a reluctant Audrey (Brigida Callaghan), a self- amused clown (Ro Palumbo-Coates), an overacting Amiens (Cedric Briggs), and a Rosalind (Kim Speer) who’s forgotten her part, but remembers the stage directions. *| Professional director Mimi Mekler and the cast have rehearsed over the past two months to bring the delightfully fresh and always amusing production to the JET stage, complete with a Harpo Marx look-alike musician (Haydn Evans), an interchangeable set, a hauntingly original music score by Jason Miller, and a few surprises that have been sworn to secrecy amongst the cast and crew. Enough said? Nay, not nearly! Come see for yourself by phoning 877- 2321 or visit the theatre box office during performance nights (October 24, 28-31) for excellent seats. Norval Jatectig signed Beaumont \usic be Why Not Specialize?_ LESSONS AVAILABLE for x JAZZ & BLUES Editors May Rubio and Elizabeth Waterston sign copies of their Selected Journals of Lucy Maude Montgomery books at Oxbow Books in Georgetown last Saturday. The eagerly awaited Volume Three con- tains L.M. Montgomery’s first three years in Norval. Photo by Wendy Long a 4k GUITAR * * Spaces still available for = y. Piano Lessons Tuesdays N 130D GUELPH ST. 877-4919 GEORGETOWN Acton Lions Club joins the United Way team The Acton United Way Residential Campaign is getting a lion’s share of support from one of the town’s long-established service organizations. ie members of the Lions Club of Acton have agreed to handle the United Way’s Residential Campaign in four of the five Acton districts. The fifth area is already being managed by Residential Captain, Anna Matheson. Coordinator of the North Halton Housing Regis! With the official Halton Hills . United Way Campaign now well underway, the Acton Lions Club is moving into high gear - contacting potential canvassers and arranging He the distribution of information ehecardlte to David Pyke, a Lions Club member and overall Acton Residential Campaign Coordinator: “The Lions Club strongly believes in supporting worthwhile projects such as the United Way - it’s important not only for our Club, but for our com- munity as a whole.’ Bob Malcolmson, the 1992 United Way Campaign Chair understands the key role that ser- vice organizations plain in the area of fund-raising. “The 1992 United Way Campaign team greatly appre- ciates the Lions Club’s support. Thanks to their involvement, residents in all five Acton areas will have the opportunity to support the United way nruEn the door- to-door canvasser. The United Way of Halton Hills’ 1992 fund-raising goal is $200,000. The charitable organization pro- vides funding for 23 agencies which, in turn, offer a variety of services and programs to more than 15,000 residents. For further information on the United Way of Halton Hills, con- tact the office at 877-3066. * HOLL 877-4161 PLAYING THIS THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY LY" WHERE FRIENDS MEET" * TRUE DAILY LUNCH SPECIALS NOW WITH 3 POOL TABLES AT THE CORNER OF WINSTON CHURCHILL & HIGHWAY 7 THE HOME OF COUNTRY TAVERN BLUE” & WESTERN MUSIC KING pete SUBMARINE FLYERS IN TODAY'S HALTON HILLS THIS WEEK IN GEORGETOWN DELIVERY ONLY if you did not receive one call us at 873-2254 "Oliver" coming soon Georgetown Globe Productions’ “Oliver!” will be here before you know it! This rollicking musical experience is ideal for the. entire family. Evening performances are November 19, 20, 21, 26, 27, 28 and December 2, 3, 4, 5, with a Sunday matinee Tickets are available at Royal LePage Real Estate, 170 Guelph St. from 9-9 Monday to Friday and 9-5 Saturdays. Special group discount rates are avail- able upon request. For best selection, please drop by the office in person, no telephone orders please. For more infor- mation, please phone 877-4323 or 877-9625.