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a ill i cain gotham ad iii oli GEE A y's b- bs i | ww 28 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, August 11, 1987 Town Hall presents a full The board members of Town Hall 1873 present the twelfth annual subscription series this 1987-1988 Once again, the residents of Port Perry and its environs are being of fered the opportunity to enjoy a smorgasbord of artistic talents Last year, the sold-out series showcased the string quintet, Quintessence; the dynamic Salome Bey; the National Tap Dance Co. of Canada and the Hamilton Philhar- monic Orchestra under the direction of Boris Brott. This year our sparkl- ing series is comprised of Lloyds' "International," Classic Cabaret, Mary Lou Fallis is the "Mrs. Bach Show" and our show-stopper, Jim Galloway and the Metro Stompers. Lloyds' '"'International"' Music and Marionettes for Adults hails from Ohio. Daniel Llords, solo marionettiste, bills his show as puppets-for-people-who-don't-like puppets. In fact, Daniel claims that DENIS it 1s not a puppet show at all, but a musical and theatrical experience based on elements from dance, sculpture, music, theatre and travel Accompanied by classical music, Shakespeare's 'Shrew' baudily romps about; Don Quixote and his faithful squire charge at windmills, Faust sells his soul; and L.as Vegas 1980 can-cans across the set. The showdate is Saturday, Oc- tober 17, 1987 at 8:00 p.m. Mr. Llords is also presenting a two-hour puppet workshop that day from 10:00 to 12:00 a.m. Cost for the workshop is $5.00. Our Christmas special features mistletoe, twinkling trees, cedar boughs and "Classical Cabaret." Ruth Morawetz, accomplished ver- satile pianist, directs the star- studded cast of Denis Simpson, dancer; Charlotte Moore, dynamic singer and actress; and Cristen Gregory, opera singer. Whether FF Talented dancer Denis Simpson. smorgasbord of talents performing from "West Side Story," "Ain't Misbehaving' or Strauss, this show is guaranteed to put you in the holiday spirit. Showdate 1s Saturday, December 5, 1987; 8:00 p.m. at the Town Hall. If you have not yet seen soprano Mary Lou Fallis perform, you can wait no longer. In this, her third ac- claimed one-woman show, Mary Low showcases the life of Bach's se- cond wife ---- Anna Magdalena Bach. In an 18th century set, as the host of "The Anna Bach Show" (pat- terned on any vulgar women's pro- gram on TV), she natters her way with gossipy pleasure about Georgie Handel, life with Johann, and nags her long-suffering accompanist Bruce Ukubata, who is in costume as Gottfried, one of Anna's 16 'children. Conrad Blomendal, cellist, presents the first half of the even- ing's entertainment. Showdate is Saturday, January 30, 1988; 8:00 p.m. at the Town Hall. Jim Galloway and the Metro ompers conclude the 12th bscription series. Galloway, regarded as the pre-eminent soprano saxist in jazz, swings into town on April 16, 1988 with his Metro Stompers. This group is composed of Ron Sorley, piano; Don Vickery, drums; Peter Sagerman, trom- bone; Kenny Dean, trumpet; and Rosemary Galloway, bass. This evening promises nothing but perfect balances between inspired solos and surging groupwork, con- sistently bold and vital jazz, and endless reserves of discipline, im- agination and energy. Come only to be entertained. Showdate is Satur- day, April 16, 1988 at 8:00 p.m., Town Hall 1873. The subscription series is available at the special rate of $45 per person until September 1, 1987 ---- at which time the series can be . purchased for the regular price of $50 per person. Cheques are to be made payable to: Town Hall 1873 and mailed to Town Hall 1873, c/o Margaret Van Camp, R.R. 3, Port Perry, Ontario LOB 1N0. Member- ships for 1987-1988 may be purchas- ed for the price of $5.00 per person up to September 1, 1988. See the ac- companying ad for more details. Join us for our 1987-1988 subscrip- tion series. You deserve it! UCW hosts afternoon bake sale in Greenbank United Mr. Robert Couperthwaite en joyed a few days holiday at the end of July in the Bancroft area The W.1. meeting will be held Wed. Aug. 19th at 2 p.m. at the home of William and Deirdre Earle. Come and bring a friend or neighbour The annual Memorial Decoration Service at Greenbank Bethal Cemeteries, will be Sunday. August 16th at 2:30 p.m Don and Helen McKean spent Thursday with her mother Mrs Florence Archer at Port McNicoll The afternoon unit of the U CW are holding a bake sale in front of the church on Friday, August 14th at 1:30 p.m. The group in charge will be there at 1 o'clock to receive dona tions and price Gorman and Margaret Dixon from Newmarket spent an en joyable day last week with her cousin Jack and Margaret Couperthwaite We wish a speedy recovery to Mrs. Arvella Phoenix who has been a patient in Uxbridge Hospital On Sunday, August 9th, under threatening skies, the two Green: bank Old Timers baseball teams met to decide at another Sunday night match. The score at no time would favour either team, and would stand 11 to 10 -- Orioles going into the bottom of the 9th inning. The next five Hillbilly batters would decide the game with Jim Fletcher starting the inning and also scoring the tying run. Dan Keevels deceiv- ing mortar like shot into centre field scoring Brian Norrish from second would win the game. Final score Hillbillys 13 -- Orioles 12. Many of our Greenbank ball fans spent Sunday in Minden at the ball tournament. Rev. and Mrs. Art Rodgers visited Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Ruth Till and Mr. and Mrs. Maurice O'Neil from Newtonville visited Fri- day with Ruth. Please phone 985-7886 or 985-2008 with news next week ® t CONOMY Monday to Friday 8 AM to 5 PM RENT A NEW PONTIAC ® STANDARD FULL SIZE ® COMPACT ® (ONG TERM LEASING HOURS a BEI I, B HOURS PONTIAC BUICK LIMITED Fo SEANEOWARD DRE POR PERRY SS Bat L) ® OW RATES Monday to ¥ rnday 8 AM to 5 PM The whimsical Daniel Llords. Ge Dennis J Hogan anD Hearing c Aid (entre of Port Perry Or E Mueller's Ottice 24 Water St S Plaza. Port Perry, Ontario LOB 1NO Hearing Ag Consultan? 985-3003 985-9192 Reaching Out -- courtesy of -- WAGG-McDERMOTT- PANABAKER FUNERAL HOME, PORT PERRY HAROLD WAGG What is Palliative Care? Palhative Care 1s devoted to the alleviation and control of symptomatic distress primarily in the terminally ill. Its multidisciphinary in approach. The focus is in the relief of physical symptoms and support of patient and family. GOALS To co-ordinate medical and nursing interventions: To co-ordinate other disciplines such as physiotherapy, chaplaincy, volunteers into the care as necessary, To make maximum use of all existing services, agencies and community resources in the continuing care of patients and family PLEASE DIRECT YOUR COMMENTS TO HAROLD WAGG ... 985-2171 BE rR RE RI A i on A Sr Wai Cn RRA Wie Be oa aR NR STR DR ALi i A - -- Rr Rr RE el a PN o> Pe pp -- -- SNOT