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3 Eliza Doolittle, played by Catherine Millar, brood- | ingly listening to Professor Higgins, played by Charles Hastings, attempting to convince his friend Col. : Pickering, played by George Mahaffy, that he within a ; short time would be able to teach the young Cockney i girl to speak proper English and act like a lady. a he EXPERIENCE: 6 Years Reeve of Cartwright 5 Years on Board of Port Perry Hospital (3 yrs Vice-Chairman) Mayor of Scugog Regional Finance Committee (2 yrs. Vice-Chairman) Scugog Library Board Port Perry Hydro YEARS Electric Commission ANS my FULL-TIME and total EFFORT. A solid record of successful dealing with people in public matters. | enjoy the work that is connected with this OFFICE and if RE-ELECTED will continue to give it Your support on election day will be sincerely appreciated. LAWRENCE MALCOLM - FOR MAYOR musical, A number of dance scenes are included in the My Fair Lady. Practicing under the watchful eyes of Pat Smith, choreographer are the . +. « . promises to be more than fair The most ambitious pro- duction ye. 10 be staged by Scugog Choral Society, My Fair Lady, will be '"launch- ed" on the Town Hall 1873 stage on Friday, November 17. The famous musical adap- tation of Bernard Shaw's play Pygmalion by Allan Jay Lerner and Frederick Loewe was a sell-out for three year in a New York theatre and staged with the same kind of success in countries all over ~ the World. Work has been going on at Town Hall 1873 and at the home of the driving force, Grace Hastings since early summer, and the steady progress points to another great success for the mem- bers of Scugog Choral Society. Including dancers and bit parts the cast of My Fair lady number almost 50 parti- cipants. In the main parts the public will see some of the well known local actors and actresses Catharine Millar, Charles Hastings, John Stone, George Mahaffy, . Jean Kennedy and in smaller parts others who have taken part in earlier presentations on the stage of Town Hall 1873. This is a big and costly production and demands an enormous variety of cos- tumes, intricate"arrange- ment of stage settings for the many scenes, several group dances, with demands and patience on part of choreo- grapher as well as dancers. My Fair Lady will be performed five evenings and, the dates are Friday, Satur- day, November 17 and 18 and the following week on Wed- nesday, Friday and Satur- day, November 22, 24, and 25 all evenings at 8 p.m. Tickets are now on sale at the Port Perry Star and Irwin Smith Music Ltd. or by phoning 985-3715. PLUS: (at no extra cost) * Glass Coverage * Trees & Shrubs * $500 Medical Payments » MAPLEX TOTAL ABSTAINERS OR NON-SMOKERS Are you paying too much for your Insurance? 1575. Yearly Buys All This: * $40,000 Home / $4,000 Garage & * $1,500 Theft (away IN Carport from premises.) 4 * $20,000 Contents * $8,000 Extra Expense YVONNE . 8X DARLENE * $20,000 Theft Coverage $100,000 Liability ELLIS WAGG * Credit Card Endorsement WAGG'S INSURANCE AGENCY LTD. 82 BROCK STREET WEST, BOX 1, UXBRIDGE members of the street sweepers dance group. They all seem to enjoy the work-out on the stage of Town Hall 1873. v Pow wv EP rr Sd * . a Zan ; he 3 ah % John Stone [centre] who portrays the hilarious part of Alfred Doolittle, Eliza's father, seems a bit dubious listening to opinion and advice uttered by his cronies Harry, [left] Hugh Baird and Jamie [right] Larry Kendall. ~ Bn YP ae bd aN A Jo -- o 4p! ng he I = 2 TEES A TEA A 19 { a ~~ od - Ed ude : ro he ey To bt "eh er OR Ta Ag ar 2a DON'T FORGET TO CHECK WITH US FOR: * Commercial Insurance * Other Companies: if you don't qualify for the above * Autos & Tenants. Above ratés are based on towns of Uxbridge Port Perry $100 Deductible and no claims 852-3671