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\ TT Er day, O nh 24, 1995 i" You're. invited to visit the Haunted Hotel by Heather McCrae Hallowe'en is the favourite time of the year for John Kirk. It's a time when the Greenbank man shows his creativeness, transferring his three car garage into a dark maze of eerie sounds, witches, bats and other scary creatures related to Hallowe'en. Known as the Haunted Heights Hotel, John says "it's a time of year when you're allowed to be a kid again". "There's too mugh stress in our lives" he said. Owning four businesses and having a full-time job, he knows what stress is. "I defy anybody to be worried about any of théir personal problems during the three minutes it takes to walk through" he said. Everything you see on the three minute adventure has been*built and painted by John. A firm believer in recycling, everything has been made from "stuff around the IGone to Glory' opens Theatre goers will be charmed the minute they set foot in the theatre for the set of the Borelians production of Gone to Glory encompasses the audience into the world of the play in a way that is most enchanting. Designed by Chris Francom of Oshawa, lighting designed by Dave Sparling and sound/music designed by Ray Porrill, this trio captures the atmosphere of the play in a setting that is cozy and woodsy - having created the effect of a cabin in the forest. And this play continues Are you Self to charm - particularly 'through the performances of the two lead actresses, Bunty Webb and Mary Volmer. These seasoned actresses have the rare ability to be simultan- eously touching and funny and they do so exquisitely in their roles as elderly, impoverished sisters who live alone in a cabin in the woods. 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Ready to take trick or treaters "through "the three-minute maze" of make believe" on Hallowe'en night, John is also going to have tours on Saturday night, October 28, from 6 to 10 p.m. There won't be a fee for admission, "but if it puts a smile on a face, maybe they'd like to give a donation" he said. Any donations will be given to the Uxbridge- Scugog Animal Shelter. When you arrive at 38 Ianson Greenbank potas dressed in costume will greet you at the entrance and escort you through the maze. "Nobody will hurt you - it's all make-believe" John assuredly says. His - two teenage daughters think their dad has really done something big this year. "If a kid thinks what ) Dre you've done is good, then that's really something" he smiled. ' After Hallowe'en everything will be packed away and the garage will be home again for the family's vehicles until next October. That's when John Kirk will likely put on another dazzling display, ' geared to put a smile on your face again. 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