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Page SECTION A THE Wednetday February CI Laurie has gorgeous voice critic creative carvings Creative Garvin an and By CKEUS Herald SUIT Writer Globe Production a iecond tolast perform ends u luce of Oklahoma re- Following Friday some wellearned night a performance In praise and helpful crlU the John Elliott Theatre from theatre arts Ms said he and journalist Globe cast and crow put Friday together a very well night mannered show which The and featured a stunning hit which visual first appeared in IMS at WELL DONE New York St James The tempo for the open Theatre was submitted by tag number Oh What a Globe for the Association Beautiful Morning was Community Theatres butestremely Ontario well done she said M annual musical competlt described ion the directing as crisp Ms will clean and controlled have adjudicated 11 However si suggested produced by that parts of the perform ippeared too young Cos tumes she said were well a I though they may have been too neat for the farmer and cattlemen Tax help at library Tax time is upon us again What Come on I ve got until April 30 You say You re right But now is the time to start getting at it The Georgetown Public Library and the Hoi Ion Peel Chartered Accountants Association are offering free tax service for seniors low income families and This service will be available March and and March a a and from to m at the Georgetown Library No appointments are necess- Please note that this service Is not a completion service butprovldesssslstancewithtax returns This service is only for families with income of or less Also from your library a reminder to all subscribers to the Explorations Instruments and their Music series Tonight Wednesday Feb Is the fifth in the series of six Informal musical presentations featuring musicians of the Hamilton Philharmonic Orchestra QUINTET RECITAL Tonight a performance is entitled New Arte Quintet Recital and features the best known and well loved literature for string quartet and Performing will be the principal players from Ihe string section Time Is p and place is the gallery If you are not a subscriber but wish to attend this individual concert there will be a few tickets available at the door for For information call 877 Everything seems to be happening at the library Here are some free programs for adults coming up Saturday Feb 26 Creative Carvings an lion and sale by Kim Murray from Wednesday March Lawn and Order with Colin Dickinson Hoots This is your chance to get expert advice about your lawn care problems Time 7 m at the Georgetown Library This program will be available at the Acton Library on Thursday March 17 at p m STILL ON For the month of February Art 83 an exhibition of the work of members of the Palette and Pencil Club in the Gallery the Cultural Centre Andreas new sculptures and Vallery Mokrytzkl paintings COMING EVENTS Georgetown Little Theatre presents Nurse Jane Goes to Hawaii Feb and March For Information call University Women s Club presents A Taste of Canada with Wis Bryant March For information call 877 Georgetown presents its fourth Art Auction at Holy Cross Church March Previewing and wine and cheese at 00 Tickets are Call the for further information were at times too likesura waausedeffect stylised the blocking she said was too evident and She had only one bit of proposed that director advice for the makeup Michael crew Ms arrange the cast on the said that Aunt some members standing and crouched at a different levels She credited musical director Terry Champ with giving an gent rendering of the score although there was tonal trouble notably with the strings at times The orchestra Ms Fried lander noted never drowned out the alng Chorus groupings were very pleasing to he eye she commented and the acting was never stretch ed beyond the capabilities of the actors She praised Ihe Farmer and the Cowhand opening of the second act describing it JUDGING Ms also told the audience that Curly Peter Rich voice but suffers occasionally from low projection Audrey Houston a Aunt had the nee comic balance for the show Ms cautioned that the role can easily be too stereo typed Lois as Laurie has a gorgeous voice She suggested that the role be played so as not to make the character appear too cute Diane Ticknors Ado Annie had lots or bubbly effervescence All Hakim played mischievously by Alan Gotlib was a real clown and Iota of fun Joe Delgutdlce a Fry Ms said was a highlight of the show for me with his glorious voice Mark Tonus Will Parker was praised for its stage energy and movement especially on the Kansas City number with Aunt and others Oklahoma s women Ms said gave some lovely renderings to thclr pcrformances and the men while exuding the necessary machismo should relax a lltle more In their roles She recommended that accents should be avoid not forced if the dctors can carry them For the most pari Ms said they were good in Globe pro duction FINE ARTISTS Especially Impressed with the first and last scene backdrops Ms said Globe has some fine artists However she said the company should be aware of liihts coming through some of the scenery not ably through the upstairs windows of Aunt a house In Ihe Dream Laurie Dream Curly sequence a delicate ballet the light crew pulled out all the stops and the scrim a diaphanous cloth which contributed to the dream roles of the character Fry was suitably grubby she noted How well globe has done in the competition wont be known until an ACTCO dinner April Since Globe was revitalised two years ago this Is the first time the company has parti clpat in musical compe tition Creative Carvings an exhibition and sale by Kim Murray will be held at the Georgetown Library Sat Feb The free program will start at 10 a and continue until noon while an afternoon session is planned from So d Shotgun wedding popular wlthdatt not with the groom All thought he Incky man avoiding a shotgun wedding with Ado Annie but his Pers ian luck eventually ran out with Common girl Herald photo El SI U La HAtTOH HILLS L0DGI BINGO EVERY MONDAY STARTS F1UDAV fw SOPHIES CHOICE s a Sua mint pro tot 1 InduAng Bail Btit Actor In the Ha 1 Hit HOW TO FEED A BUNG WITHOUT PAYING A BUNDLE WITH THE COLONEL SANDERS DO IT YOURSELF BUFFET FROM KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN When you re making plans for that sports banquet church social or club party plan to serve the Colonel Sanders DoIt Yourself Buffet From Kentucky Fried Chicken Just call your nearby Kentucky Fried Chicken store up to two hours Thcncome and pick up our finger llckin good chicken salads and Grecian bread for only PERSON Serve your bunch the Colonel Sanders DoIt Yourself Buffet From Kentucky Fried Chicken It won cost you a bundle And there s nothing like it And Include plates sporks serviettes serving spoons tablecloth Kentucky fried chicken Guelph St Georgetown 8775241 Forestry at CVCA The Credit Valley Con servation Authority has been notified by the Canada Employment and Immigration Commission they will be receiving a forestry employment program through the Federal Government a Unemployment Insur Job Creation Pro- Eight people will be employed for twenty two weeks to carry out forest management in the Credit River Watershed This program Is going to provide a tremendous boost to our forest management and vsstion services programs Harry Watson Manager of Land Resources said The eight workers will be Involved In forest stand thinning tree plant and rehabilitation of Credit Valley Conserva tlon Authority nature trails and campsites Red Cross Fires storms floods have no timetable They hit at any time of day or night any time of year and very often those who can least alord it This where the Red Cross assistance disaster service comes in they are ready for unexpected with YOUR EXCHANGE TAVERN 37 King Street 3541 Georgetown Across from GO Station IN THE STATION HOUSE LOUNGE TWO HANDS ON A BELLY Fit Sat Feb 25 26 SPECIALS HOT COLD LUNCHES OPEN KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION for September 1983 THE ROMAN CATHOLIC SEPARATE 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