South Marysburgh Mirror (Milford, On), 1 Apr 1993, p. 1

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Deadline for next Issue of "Mirror", 1 May, 1993 1 ISSN Number 1181 6332 The South Marysburgh Mirror Volume VI May,1993 The seat instalation crew, (from left to right) Eric Kane, Peter Ritchie, Adam Walker and Bruce Walker, take a well earned break. Revival of Shantymen's Concert - Big Success! Mount Tabor was a busy place the last two weeks of March, as the Mummers and friends, (to say nothing of relatives), put together a new stage, soid off the pews and installed the new bright red theatre seats that have turned the lower section of the playhouse into a comfortable spot in which to be entertained. The final coat of urethane was just barely dry, when the group came in to set the stage for the Shantymen's Concert on Saturday afternoon. It was with a real feeling of accomplishment that the Faithful Few, stood back and looked at all they had done. Saturday, 27 March, when the lights went up to a full house, and a great evening of entertainment was presented over the next two hours, the Faithful Few knew it had all been worthwhile. The Shantymen's Concert, produced by Suzanne Pasternak and Janet Kellough and featuring, Marilyn Hymus, Dave Taylor, Rob Kellough, Mark Despautlt, Zeke Mazurek, Alex Lunn, Steve Fruitman and of course Janet and Suzanne, provided something for everyone. Janice Lambert and young stepdancer from Kingston, showed why she has won many awards for her dancing. And among the surprises for the evening, was Don King and his saxophone, one of the performers from the originai Shantymen's Concert held in Cherry Valley some years ago (42 to be exact). Paul Johnson, our local MPP accom- panied himself on the guitar as he sang several of his original compositions. This evening of Music at Mount Tabor was paired with a Smorgasbord Dinner, held at St. Philip's Church. The intent was, that people would come and have dinner at St. Philip's then go onto the concert. in the crowd of some 200 people at Mount Tabor, could be seen many who had done just that, so this is something that other groups could take advantage of and benefit not only to their own organization but, the event taking piace at the playhouse. With a iiitie foresight and planning, South Marysburgh can be the place to be for aweek-end of good entertainment and good food.