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will snow provide inspiration? Seagrave and Area News by Kaaren Johnston Hopefully the white blanket of freshly fallen snow will provide in- | spirations as I write this column. | Mrs. Mary Currie and Mrs. Hinke «| Hofstee contributed to the birthday box at Church on Sunday. Mrs. Bessie Fishley celebrated her 89th birthday on Friday. Feb. 6th. On Sat. eleven ladie< from the Church group brought food and en- joyed a pleasurable lunch with Mrs. Fishley in honour of her birthday. Ted Sturman and Paul Wanamaker, who attended the Toc Alpha conference during Christmas week in Toronto, gave a very. in- teresting report at Church recently. ". are looking forward to next year's event. Seagrave UCW will meet at the home of Mrs. Hinke Hofstee on Wed. Feb. 11th at 8 p.m. The Roll Call is LOVE. Seagrave UCW Variety Supper is this Friday, Feb. 13th at 6 p.m. in the Seagrave Church. Adults $4: children $2. Come and bring the. family to this Valentine's supper. "Thats all the news that was given to me this week. I now must face the 'Renovations send Utica church faithful visiting Epsom United ba Utica and Area News by Vera Brown Church and Sunday School will be : held in Epsom Church every week ~ until renovations are completed at ' Utica. Everyone is welco:ne to wor- _ ship at 11:15 a.m. | This Sat. there will be a work bee at Utica Church to tear out walls | and ceilings etc. For more informa- "tion contact Linda Irving. : There will be a euchre this Friday (in Utica Hall starting at 8 p.m. and' "all euchre players are welcome. Sympathy to Mrs. Dora Geer and her family and to Mrs. Hilda Bailey 'and Allan in their bereavement of "Mr. Dougall McKinley of 3 Willowdale. Tap dance (From page 10) | vibrant smiles of the performers reflected the enjoyment of the \ audience. © opener, Love of George, a Gershwin « tribute choreographed by Orlowski, "certainly proved that. . loneliness, dejection, and need to be g loved sifting through such songs as | anaLove: to Watch Over Me, Soon, and Love is Here to Stay were danc- ed by Orlowski, Greig, and other * troupe members with a melancho- _ ly, bluesy air, finishing with a snap- - py 'Let's Call the Whole Thing Off.' © A romantic light fantastic tripped + through time. Astaire and Rodgers 'could not have shown more _ virtuosity. Several soloes and various other 'specialty numbers were liberally | peppered throughout the program, 'but the finale was the traditional showstopper. Choreographed by + Paul Draper, done in classical con- cert style of tap, all six performers, "William Orlowski, Lili Francks, "Stephen Greig, Ann McAfee, Allan "Craik, and Cheri Gibson, col- + laborated in the intricate four-part "A Work for Tap Dancers." Drum- ming rhythms and the mesmeric poetry of e.e.cummings combined to produce an almost mystical ex- perience." The final number, a 4decidedly upbeat "Sweet Georgia _ Brown" with star turns by each cast "member jazz danced and rocked the + Hall. A real rouser, verve and vitali- ty personified. After two standing ovations, and a snapping, clapping encore, the 1 Jewell-hued dresses and natty shirts '| were gone. Ten year old National i Tap had scored another hit in both Jevening and student matinee shows © (Oliver Button is a Sissy, starring | Stephen Greig). Now, on to the East 4 Coast, more cities south for sym- phony performances, and later, Ita- ily. Canada hails 'another home- § Brown winner. Town Hall 1873's gala final con- cert of the season will feature the Hamilton Philharmonic Orchestra : on Thursday, March 26th. i i Dean and Gloria Beare, Shelley, Steven and Derek and Lori Hambly of Oshawa were Sunday visitors. with Mrs. Crosier. Mrs. Mildred Thompson and her friends Mrs. Phyllis Clarke recent- ly attended birthday celebrations for Mrs. Murry Kirton along with other family members when they took her out to dinner and then back to the Kirton home for a surprise party. Phyllis and Mildred were re- cent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Don unpleasurable task of 'supervising' the shovelling of the driveway in order to make the deadline of han- ) PORT PERRY STAR -- Tues., February 10, 1987 -- 3 ding in this column. Marilyn Beacock at 986-3595. Buy Direct from the Grower AND SAVE... fo ALLAN UNDERHILL FLOWERS & GREENHOUSES 220 Main St. N., Uxbridge & = 852.6395 or 852.6253 - Serving Durham Region for 50 Years + William Orlowski has said 'Tapis 'my first love." 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