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editors mail building perfect for preschool use dear editor i find it particularly insult ing to the intelligence of com munity residents that the town is trying to decide other uses for the womens insti tute on woodbine ave the building consists of a small cloakroom a large open area a kitchen a stage and a basement workshop what other uses could there be for such a building let us talk about the real estate issue the sale of the municipal offices as well as the property on which the his torical building stands we are all aware that the property would be more desir able to a purchaser with the addition of a second access off woodbine ave the access would of course be buttonville cres just north of the womens institute that lane now gives access to st johns cemetery behind the building as well as houses and the ravine all of the above would no doubt be destroyed by any de velopment in that area the building is perfect for the uses that it now houses to change the site would destroy a community landmark and a vital community service please do not destroy a use ful historical building just for the sake of a more lucrative offer on your current prop erty let markham lead the way in the province as it has over other issues in its concern for our children do not destroy an excellent preschool and its facility and then moan about a shortage of space to the province here is an opportunity to set an example in the province with your concern for pre school children dont wait for a federal then provincial study when the opportunity exists to do somethig positive now all the groups involved with the womens institute will re member for many years the action that is taken by council in this matter perhaps that should be your first thought while deep in contemplation at the new municipal buildings reflect ing pool vicky buchanan unionville ont weekender november 28 198 jp5 icy review has theatre group responding hotly dear editor your nov 21 1987 issue of the weekender published a review by elizabeth wyatt of our current production of having a wonder ful time wish you were her her snide vituperative critique leaves me flabbergasted in the face of continuous laugh ter applause and cheers two standing ovations compliments to the cast and ourselves rebook ings by guests and dozens of in quiries about future shows i am forced to conclude that only by plugging her ears closing her eyes and holding her nose at this affront to her theatrical sensitvi- ty could ms wyatt have re mained oblivious to the audi ences enthusiastic response ms wyatts capacity to assess and subsequently recommend en- tertainment to your readers should be seriously questioned perhaps the key word is enter tainment having a wonderful time wish you were her is by no means a literary classic but neither are such box office hits as no sex please were british move over mrs markham and not now darling these and many others employ with varying skill the same im probable situations with sexual overtones that delight audiences everywhere simply because they pretend to be nothing more than fun and nonsense ourobjectiveistoofferguests a funfilled evening and generally 9 av islstfm a digital thermostat that s simple now tower home energy costs up to 30 with the simplest digital therrnostat ever it keeps you comfortable while if lowers energy costs automatically changes to the temperature you want at night whije you sleep and during the day when no ones home then returns the temperature to a comfortable level before you awake or return home heating air conditioning ltd 4791290 mm speaking we achieve that objec tive we do not take it upon ourselves to uplift the cultural expectations of society with moral messages wordy think pieces or works of weighty social comment we leave that to the profession als who appear to be funded out of the public purse or to the has- beens and mighthavebeens that invade community theatre seek ing selfaggrandizement while in timidating the local citizenry with blatant artistic snobbery we seek to provide an atmos phere where our customers relax set aside their daily preoccupa tions and laugh along with their friends we try to choose plays which comparatively speaking are without vulgarness or obscenity we have adhered to these princip als and believe we do know our business best ms wyatts diatribe is biased and opinionated to the extreme it is a negation of her function which should be to act as a con structive influence nevertheless it is our audi ences opinion we value and to the best of our ability it is their opinion by which we shall be gov erned herongate barn theatre ltd al ward pickering ont village box meats grey specials stuffed chicken breasts broche continental florentine 16 99 box of 6 new cocktail frank n blankets 99 tray of 24 a grey cup hit nut 6 sirloin t roasts boneless pork loin chops 99 18x 113 97 inut 19 richs thaw n serve- chocolate eclairs new york striploin steak 99 12x8 oz 32 v- v 5 29 tray of 12 bacon 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