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THE HERALD March 11 IMS Page Musical Oliver people In Ontario in first Dickens would approve of Centennials version from Centennial Public School sure looked he part as portrayed orphans in the musical Oliver The grade and bad been working on the production since January the result being a very enjoyable performance Herald photo By Herald Stair From the opening act with over thirty voices singing Food Glorious Food it was obvious Centennials production of Oliver Twist was to be no slouch Far such a small guy Mark Mjcktcthwaite who played Oliver hud a lot or stage presence Apart from his Please sir more line in tjie first act Oliver was led around with no other lines until a couple or scenes later At that point not only did he prove his acting ability but also his singing qualities with Where is Love which was well received by the audience In fact the whole production was well received and rightly so Music teacher Paul and Lois had been rehearsing with musical since early January Sets were built by shop teacher Stan elaborate backdrops designed and made by art teacher Jean with help from Linda Roe A scene of the old city streets of London was particularly impressive with the old streets and antique looking shops Costumes which were largely made by the students themselves depicted the era well Looking and act the part of orphans they were dressed In tutlcred lorn attire complete with suspenders and even the occasional chimney sweep hat Music was provided by three keyboards percussion and periodical guitar and lute work led by Terry Champ The music complimented the young actors and actresses voices and was never overpowering Mary Lynn McVlttie and his gang which Included Richard Sowery as the Dodger even went as far as to learn some of the London cockney for the production If Charles Pickens was around today he too would have written a good review on what proved to be a very entertaining afternoon at the John Elliott Theatre WORKtHA BODXSkl rift There arc signs out there that spring is coming really coming I know that many of you art like me You need the thought of spring to get through he winter But this Is not just wishful thinking I really think this time spring Is on its What arc my gns of spring you ask One is the arrival of Ha I ton Hills Recreation and Parks Department Spring and Summer Brochure I grabbed it eagerly when and thumbed through looking for any programs involving the Arts Drama Club is It again Another sign of spring was the arrival of the Summer Sale Catalogue Of course the Spring and Summer one arrived before Christmas The seed catalogues were also out obscenely early er the sure sign that spring is on the way in our house has occurred My husband has ordered his seeds My advice to everyone who Is sick and tired of his lousy winter is hang in there Spring is truly on its way If you are looking for a way to enjoy while waiting for it Rotary Club has a great evening of music and fun planned They are presenting Felix and his Banjo lace Band March at the John Elliott Theatre Many will remember the excellent program Felix presented by himself when he appeared here a few years ago as part of a Might of concerts You name a type of music and Felix do it and do it well If the winter blahs have fed up and you are looking for something to brighten your outlook you owe it yourself to catch this concert If Felix can Cheer you up with his humor and music perhaps you need professional help Come on out and have a great time For tickets call Brushup Volunteers are needed to help paint an apart shared by two handicapped adults in Georgetown If you or someone you know is handy with a brush help would be much appreciated For more information call Luclo at Swim register The Hills Recreation and Parks Department would like to remind residents of the Acton and George town areas that ing lessons will be offer at both of the pools beginning in April Registration for these classes will Start March IS so mark that date on the calendar and we will see you at the pool alter At the RUSSELL Jonathan parly is going to have some unexpected guests Ghoulics they 11 get you in the end By now all seen the advertisement that shows the little green guy coming out of a toilet bowl Believe me that where this movie bt longs Spaces for handicapped There soon be two handicapped parking spaces adjacent to the Mountain Dew Restaur ant on Guelph Street In Georgetown The owner of the restaurant received permission to designate the parking areas for the handicapped The town is responsible for the designation isn t abused by other drivers Peace meeting Brampton and Area Peace Council will meet Wednesday March 7 30 m in room of Cardinal High School 75 Mary Street Brampton Everyone Is welcome Ghoulies Is supposedly about worshippers who conjure up a bunch of stupid looking demons called Ghoulics s an attempt to Imitate Gremlins The lillle creatures were neither scary nor cute Despite the movie title the actual movie was not about the but instead the guy who moves into the house and starts practising black magic or something like that The plot of the movie didn t go into enough detail or explanation to fully understand tor enjoy Believe me It was a real chore tosit through this movie is not a horror movie despite what the ads say I ve gotten bigger scares eating lunch from my school cafeteria and more laughs WHOLESALE LIGHTING CENTRE Barry D Chartered Accountant CARRETALMIttDWG SUITE MowilifntiewM GEORGETOWN 8776948 BRIAN G00DLET Mutual Lift of Canada to Mountain lew Rd Suit Bus 077 5129 4S1 Res B771516 Associate Tax Consultants GUELPH ST GEORGETOWN 8772217 WEEKEND STARTS FRIDAV SURE THING WAR NINO COARSE LAN QUA A SATURDAY A SUN THURS 30 only HELD OVER MISCHIEF FRIDAY SATURDAY 7 A SUN Only ALL SEATS On Tuesday adults and youths M 17 for QUALITY PRODUCTS WITH EXPEDT SERVICE CALL 8775413 ONTARIO PHOTO REPRINTS are available for arty photograph appearing In The Herald Guelph St Filiiuihii Banjo Bud THE ROTARY CLUB 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