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The Foreigner is fun-filled entertainment By Shiona Watson Special to HHTW Deep in Georgia, recently widowed Betty Meeks is contentedly running her fishing lodge catering to Catherine and Ellard Simms, as well as Catherine’s fiancé, the Reverend David Marshall Lee. Catherine worries that her younger, intellectually-chal- lenged brother is not capa- ble of inheriting his part of their late father’s estate and David is being as attentively sympathetic as he can. On to the scene burst Sgt. “Froggy” LeSoeur, a British Army explosives expert and his’ cuckolded friend, Charley Baker. Charley’s wife indulges in habitual affairs and is now dying, causing Charley to take this much needed break in the wilds of the southern States. To avoid the embarrass- ment of conversing, with the other residents, Charley pre- tends to be a foreigner who understands no English. This leads to his becom- ing party to all the secrets of the other players, including the local building inspector, own, and with the help of the others, thwarts the atten- tion of the Ku Klux Klan. The Foreigner opens Oct. 22 at the John Elliott Theatre with other dates Oct. 23, 27-30. Tickets are $8 Wednesday and Thursday, $10 Friday and Saturday. Call the Box, Office at 877-3700 or pur- chase directly at the Cultural Center on Church Street, Tuesdays and Thursdays 4-8 WANTTOKEEPIT? LAMINATION PLUS [Tl PROTECT YOUR PAPER MATERIALS. Pu ‘WITH UNLIMITED DESIGNS. GIVE YOUR WORK THAT — PROFESSIONAL ‘LAMINATION PLUS IT! TEL: 873-6349 FAX: 459-0317} p-m. .or inthe Mall Saturdays, 10-4 p.m. Owen Musser, who turns out to be the leader of the local Ku Klux Klan. The rest of the characters all turn out to have more on their minds than it would at first seem. Through the trust and inspiring confidence of some of the other characters, Charley, our Foreigner, undergoes a catharsis, becoming a strong and com- pelling personality of his “FAILTE” (WELCOME) TO ALL! Georgetown Highland Games Thursday, October 14 7:30 p.m. Police Board Room caaoe > arte Guelph Street, Georgetown (Ginewa2]FOR LOVE [cNewA2] FOR LOVE gh The Halton Peel Highland Games Association would like to thank the management, staff and customers of BRACKY’S TAP & GRILL in Moore Park Plaza for their ongoing support of our Games. CRE CTC CECT ETC E CCE CCE TE TE CECE CE CECEF aioe Country Band WNP ¢ Georgetown Legion Hall Mill Street ‘ { \) Ms >) Sat. October 16th 9 p.m. tol am. i Late Lunch will be sewed > * : $ 10” Call Ev 877-8204 Tickets ea. or Ruth 877-7970 @\ Come out & enjoy a county, good timel ™ Sponsored by the Georgetown 6 District Memorial Hospital Volunteer Association eox%.~d.8 e088 ee 8 eee Ke oe re 7 0 REET OE RET Young Ontario Roast Turkey Dinner with Sunday Special...) Stuffing, and Cranberry Sauce 10. Complete your meal with our Pumpkin Pie for only 90¢ a PEER Les a 5 @Eay c ODD OX Ca > Family Dining & Pizzeria 13-15 Mill St.E., Acton - : 300 Entertainment _ : Op RE EN KITCHEN STAURANS 2 : au Roast Turkey served with stuffing, soup or salad, potato and vegetable ‘9.95 SSP BREAKFAST Soi SPECIAL Bacon, Ham or Sausage Home Fries Prime Rib of Beef with Yorkshire Pudding *10.95 a pe 154 GUELPH ST. GEORGETOWN * Open lly Lic. 7 days aeacnlery) under a week “Serving Halton Hills for over 30 years” LLB.O.