Curtain goes up onl "Fiddller" Nov. 6 Rebearsals are now underway for the Wbit- by Little Tbeatre Com- panys production of "Fiddler on the Roof" wbich is scheduled to open Nov. 6. "Fiddler on the Roof" is being directed by Bert Heaver, a pioneer of the amateur . teatre movemnent in Witby. Prior to joining the old Witby Tbeatre Guild in 1957, be was active in Shakespearean theatre companies in is native England. Since then, Heaver bas also lent bis talents to- other community organizations. His con- tributions were recognized by the Whit- by Cbamber of Com- merce in 1979 when be was namned tbe recipient LET'S SEEYOU DO IT... OIJFDOORS! of tbe Peter Perry Award. During bis 28 years witb tbe Witby theatre movement, Heaver bas beld a number of positions on the executive as well as ap- pearing on stage in a number of productions. His most recent ap- pearances include "Dir- ty Work at the Crossroads", "Oh, Wbat a Lovely War", and Help wanted The Volunteer Com- mittee of the Oshawa Sympbony Association needs volunteer knitters and sewers for fund raising purposes. Sup- plies will be provided. Interested persons are asked to caîl 579- 6711. "Canterbury Tales. " He also directed tbe tbeatre's productions of "Butterflies and Free" and "Cabaret". "Fiddler on the Roof" is a musical that Heaver bas long wanted to direct. Tickets for the show bave been selling rapidly. Some nights have already been sold out promptîng the Wbit- by Little Tbeatre to ex- tend its run before the opening nigbt curtain bas been raised. "Fiddler.on the Roof" will open Nov. 6 and run until Nov. 22. Advance tickets are availabe by calling Barbar Farrow at 668-3426. Beginning Oct. 23, tbey will also be available at Middleton's Bookstore in downtown Whitby. 'U~E PV ~- . AffsIs Concept 1455 SQ. FT. MES_________ ___ FROM 189,990. 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Notice of this event was given to no one except those directly involved through the party, and had it not been for the diligence of a newspaper reporter, from the Toronto Sun, migbt neyer have corne to light. The funding of tbis kind of expenditure is ini direct violation of the Manual of Administration whicb states that functions of this nature must be paid for out of party funds. It is this same Manual of Administration which the current government, when in Opposition, in- sisted and quite correctly, that the former Conser- vative government follow to the letter. In tbis in- stance, therefore, igorance of the rules is no excuse. When questioned by reporters about the planned retreat, and the apparent misuse of taxpayers' money, Premier Peterson said, "I'm sur- prised ... that the question bas been raised (and) I frankly dont see what's so strange about it. At bis swearing-in ceremony, Premier Peterson promised Ontarians an "accountable" government, and one "witbout walls". 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