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" vo od dh * . / 4 32 EL . SRR : ' Ly J ® 2; g & y i ¢ pm | 7 f = Enthusiastic sell-outs for Merry Widow Four nights of sell-out- crowds for the Scugog Choral Society's production of the Merry Widow have motivated the group to a fifth performance this Thursday night. Tickets will be sold at-the-door only for this special "by popular de- mand" performance. Last weekend Town Hall 1873 was filled to capacity both nights as the cast of over 40 sang and danced their way through the 2% hour show, and again this weekend the hall will be filled. Not even members of the Choral Society had anticipat- ed the enthusiasm being dis- played by residents for the from out of the area are interested in attending. For those who saw last weekends performance, there is little doubt that the Merry Widow lived up to everyones expectations. Al- though not flawless, the act- ing, singing and dancing of the group was handled very capably. Lead characters Debbie Jones, Bill Slute, Jack Dow- son and Catherine Millar, as well as all the others were a joy to watch. The Grisettes, in their gayly decorated cos- tumes added spunk and excitment to the show, and the antics of Keith Crossland as Njegus were delightful. The entire group, from The Grisettes from Maxim's received a thunder- ous applause for their costumed version of the Can Can. From left, Beth Pereman, Bobbie Drew, Betty production staff to the players are to be congratu- lated for their parts in mak- ing this huge undertaking an unqualified success. We hope it will not be too Jong before they decided on - their next production. Present Christmas Mrs. Jean Piercy's Dur- ham College extension class in choir music is presenting a special Christmas pro- gram 8 p.m. Tuesday Dec- ember 13 in the College lec- ture theatre. A special invit- production, and it has been Dobson, Catherine Millar, Linda Sullivan, Debbie reported that large groups Egan and Diane Nottingham. ation is extended to Durham ® ' ZR KN) staff and students and to the ipsSLLE . general public. - There is no charge for admission. The program will feature both -old 'time and modern Christmas carols, and in @ addition to 12 carols sung by ---- the choir, there will be a like Music director and conductor, Mrs. Grace number of carols sung by the Hastings. audience. al bt : 3 AE PE : : D F d - N : Baron ny Sayed yd Jack Dowson, right, leads the group in song. E on or er : E ' | Insurance Agency | 3 ES =] ¢ ' : 24 WATER STREET 985-8471 : z has expanded their company representation z : to include: g E : a E ° PILOT INSURANCE CO. E E © ROYAL INSURANCE : : E © ECONOMICAL MUTUAL INSURANCE CO. : © PHOENIX OF CANADA : E ° HAMILTON TOWNSHIP: FARMER'S i 7 : MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE = : PERSONAL ATTENTION FOR ALL YOUR 1 =} INSURANCE NEEDS. = Fog Ji ; Guaranteed Investment Certificates & Registered Dr. Tom Millar, left, and Gloria Forder very capably handled the music for Retirement Savings Plans also available. pa E- the 22 hour production of the Merry Widow. Ee fa ¥ 41 A CATA