CET MAD! They're back! The Madwomen of Marysburgh will bring their own particular brand of musical madness to Mount Tabor Playhouse in a special per formance on December 29th, starting at 8 p.m. "It's sort of an apres Christmas, ante New Year's concert," says storyteller Janet Kellough, producer of the show. "We figured everybody will be tired of Christmas stuff by then, and will be looking for something to do that weekend. A lot of people may still have company, and this would be a great show to bring them to." Madwoman Emily Fennell will be back in the County for Christmas, and will join Kellough, Jeanette Arsenault, Suzanne Pasternak and Lenni Stewart Wells on stage for an evening of incredible harmonies and fun stories. "It's been a couple of years since we had all the Madwomen on stage at the same time," Kellough says. "One of the things that's great about the Madwomen show is that everybody shows up with new material each time, and we get to do something new." She promises, however, that some of the trademark Madwomen numbers like "The Rose" will stay in the set list. "The only thing for sure that we are not doing is Christmas music. By then everybody will have heard enough Christmas carols to last until next year." She also points out that Madwomen tickets would make great stocking stuffers. "Everybody has somebody they can never think of a gift for. I'd like to humbly suggest that a ticket or two would be an appropriate gift for anyone." Tickets are $15 and are available at Books on the Bay, or by calling 476-3988. South Bay U.C.W. The ladies of South Bay U.C.W. met at the church hall at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday, November 14th. Vice President, Alice Miller opened the meeting with the following - A candle loses nothing of its light by lighting another candle. Our theme hymn, purpose and the Lord's prayer followed. Skip McCormack's devotional was taken from The Quiet Hour found in a previous Family Herald. Scripture was taken from Kings and the messge was about discerning between good and evil and most sins are traced to self-love. She closed with prayer. Secretary Marge Drury read the minutes of the October meeting and moved their adoption. Accepted as read. Roll call was the wearing of the poppy to remember our veterans. Card reports and treasurer's report were dealt with. Thank you cards were received from several members of the community. Bills were paid and offering received and dedicated Baby sitters were assigned as follows: November 18th - Karen Guernsy, November 25th - Dodie Dance, December 2nd - Pat York, December 9th - Winona Moran. The ladies of the group voted to purchase gifts for 2 children from the Angel Tree at the Children's Aid Society. The ladies passed a motion to give $40.00 to Prince Edward County Hospital Auxiliary to buy a subscription to a magazine. Our Christinas Tea on Saturday, December 1st, from 1:00 to 4:00 p.m. will be held at South Bay United Church Hall. There will be lots of home baking and craft items to fill anybody's gift list. Admission to the Tea is $3.00. Joyce Minaker invited Alice Mennacher to demonstrate the art of Tai Chi and the ladies found this to be an interesting program. A closing gem to speed the ladies on their way, after a delightful lunch - Give your troubles to God; He will be up 1 all night anyway. The South Marysburgh Recreation Committee PHOTOCOPIER is available to the public at Video Variables across from the Post Office in Milford Please call 476-8891 for availability