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ftw parent families association of canada markham chapter head office 4877976 i v0i fv- v i wednesday- may- 18 1983 second section ford sktttt i sum mcarthuffs saust samc- hwr7iuoojri zskiribgtlu 4741350 2944400 j cinderella 99 6i excellent 99 by jim irving goodwood it wasnt exactly the same as the late show but cinderella and her prince charniing were able to catch a rerun of their early lives at good wood public school last week and no doubt they as did the audience found it was well worth staying up for they old queen ella ably played by shauna arthurs and king not so charming anymore played by an equally adept susan gribble also got to meet their alter egos cinderella karen winterstein arid prince charmimg sean buckles when they all joined hands on the stage for the finale that just might have been the only catch in this other wise bright musical the old king as it turned out was a good head higher than the boy he was as a prince and old queen ella was also big ger than her youthful self so that they looked more like mother and father and daughter and son in the de layed family portrait one accepts that howev er as the rest of this walt disney version caught the mood in story and song of the famed fairy tale despite having to jam in so much in the 60 minutes alloted to this highlyabridged presenta tion everybody over the age of three knows the story of cin- derella her cruel treatment by her stepmother and step sisters her getting to the palace ball dancing with the prince losing her glass slipper and subsequently being reunited with the prince when a search is made throughout the land to find the owner of the mis sing slipper its an awful lot of story to have to tell in so short a time and its to the credit of circus coming uxbridge the circus is coming to town uxbridge fair board this week announced it will be sponsoring an appearance of the famed martin and downs circus may 23 at elgin park with perform ances at 2 pm and 9 pm advance tickets for this family night under the big top are 3 each they are available at the yellow brick road jb variety arid ida drugs highway 47 plaza in uxbridge and the general store in goodwood members of uxbridge secondary school band are also selling tickets to raise money for a trip to pennsyl vania uxbridge fair board will receive a per centage of all tickets sold slight hike in budget uxbridge therell be a five per cent overall increase in the 1983 budget for uxbridge township but thats about all anyones saying about it although council had con sidered presenting its esti mates forapproval last week it decided it needed a bit more time and so held a closed discussion at the end of the evening to help put it all in perspective despite the contention of a barrie radio reporter that unless it was question of property or personnel the in camera session was illegal mayorbill ballinger said the discussion would go ahead on an informal but closed basis i the fine cast and co- directors mrs laurie briggs and mrs fran sells that it all comes off in such winning albeit whirlwind fashion its an unusual version in other ways too as cin derella and her prince grown old sit out at the publisher fined uxbridge harry stemp president of ux bridge printing com pany ltd has been fined 1069875 in osha- wa provincial court on a charge of income tax evasion judge nh edmond- son registered the con viction calling the viola tion a form of deceit that gives business a bad name stemp entered a plea of guilty the accused co- owner of the uxbridge timesjournal the stouffville sun and several other newspap ers was charged by re venue canada with fail ing to report income of 4249500 for a taxation period extending from 19741977 an accom plice in what was de scribed as a secret arrangement was con victed in an earlier hear ing the- investigation was started following a tax audit a revenue canada officer told the tribune judge edmondson noted that stemp had de cided on the guilty plea after the trial date had been set in addition to the fine stemp must also pay an outstanding 1426500 plus interest front of the stage reflecting on their youthful romance and then watch as the cur tain opens arid reveals- it once more to them it may seem unlikely that anyone so young as misses arthurs and gribble could portray these elders with any authenticity but they do and with the utmost au thority too fine perform ances by both karen winterstein in the title role shines both as the putupon drudge at home and as the radiant princess at the ball sean buckles makes a handsome and convincing young prince charming although maybe just a bit reserved at times linda mayr is a wicked and wonderful stepmother and never steps out of char acter as is shown in her several marches down the aisle where she is still snarling and complaining well into the wings she is well backed up in her belligerence by angela urquhart and jennifer lamb as her two nasty daughters christine hopkins is a re gal fairy godmother while tim virio makes the meowst of his part as lucifer the cat the other members of this big cast are all suitably con vincing both through their own excellent interpreta tions arid the magnificent costumes and makeup they perform in its too bad its such an overall short playing time so that performers cos tumes makeup and scen ery all dont have a bit more time to glow however as with old queen ella and king not so charming anymore no doubt those who sat in on this happy affair will be able to recall it to their satis faction at will bargain priced at 6750 cream separators are not a common sight today at least not as common as fifty years ago for this reason the sale of one at an auction on the farm of russell gostick cone 7 pickering saturday attracted considerable interest it was purchased by john watson of whitby for his brother bill the owner of a restaurant chain in ohio called ma bentleys the purchase price was 6750 here sevenyearold kevin vale gives the handle a spin jim thomas dangerous at night watch for deer on road police warn uxbridge motorists in uxbridge township would be well advised to watch out for deer crossing the road and vice versa the uxbridge-detach- ment of durham regional police reports several occurrences where motorist and deer have met with the latest taking place may 15 on concession 6 about 1 1 40 am charles spang 19 of 48 mill st sth told police he had braked to avoid hitting a deer while nearing a curve on sideroad 10 in his pickup truck and went off the road causng 2500 damage to his vehicle spang escaped injury police said the problem of the deers is especially bad at night when the animals will run right toward the lights of a vehicle in an accident may 12 james smith lot 29 con 5 claremont reported he had been proceeding east in his car on sideline 5 con 2 the farmers who lease property in the pickering airport area think big when it comes to machinery this tractor and cornplanter are owned by david pugh of green river in a single day david can plant up to 200 acres of corn jim thomas farming is big business on pickering airport land this versatile tractor owned by bob armstrong of markham and operated by harry vale of sunderland is one size larger than the unit above hes cultivating spraying and fertilizing all in a single operation with a span of 48 14 feet he can cover 25 acres an hour jim thomas when he lost control on a washborad surface police said his car went into a ditch kocked down a fence and struck a tree tot al damage was 2500 the driver escaped unhurt minor injuries were sus tained by two motorists when their cars were in col lision on durham regional rd 30 about420pm may 13 total damage however was listed at 9500 according to police the accident occcurred when an eastbound car allegedly pul led out in front of a vehicle heading north on reg rd 30 causing the latter to turn over maryhobbs rr 3 stouff ville was the driver of the first car donald annan ajax was the driver of the northbound car theacci- dent is being investigated a raccoon got the best of it in an incident at pincgrove mink farm con 7 ux bridge may 11 police said that mrs wil liam reynders wife of the farm owner told them she accidentally shot herself in the wrist while trying to deal with an unwanted rac coon on the premises she was treated at ux bridge hospital for minor injuries wrinkly recognition uxbridge while stouffville mayor eldred king found the ontario gov ernments proclamation on race relations just some thing else to clutter the walls when his council re ceived it last week ux bridge mayor bill ballin ger looked at the lengthy document as something suitable for framing there was a catch however it came in a wrinkly old envelopearid showed the effects councillor ron johnson suggested it be ironed out so the mayor could frame it i instead the impressive looking document which- was signed bypremier bill davis attorney general roy mcmurtry arid rh ramsay ministerof labor was finally returned to its wrinkly envelope with its only official mark of recog nition being that it was re ceived crisis durham region scugog crisis centre is fac ing a crisis of its own the centre founded by mrs jeannette ross and her daughter tamarah rosspetrie is a volunteer organization which offers sympathy and counsel to victims of rape and other in decencies for some time now however the centre has found it difficult to keep going financially with as much as 200 in phone bills as well as unpaid printing bills and others to contend with the centres days could be numbered unless help comes soon we have 226 in our bank account mrs ross told the tribune last week its very discouraging she said we dont have any sustaining financing the centre raises its money through municipal and service club grants a series of meetings with uxbridge and pickering councils arid scugog ser vice organizations is being scheduled disaster kits next pickering nuclear disaster kits may be the next bit of house gear for pickering residents ken reeves the provin cial offical in charge of emergency procedures dur ing a mock radioactive leak at the pickering plant last week said provincial offi cials are looking into the re sults of the exercise and that the kits may be one of the things included in an emergency plan expected to be voted on in the legisla ture by christmas he said the kits would in clude safety pamphlets and pills that help fight off radioactive gas the pills which cost 4 a set would go to all members of the 70000 estimated families in pick ering reeves said that the high cost was a major deterrent to the plan pickering councillor laurie cahillsaid there was no reason for any pills to be given to the resi dents the pickering plant had the best in safety precau tions and those who worried about nuclear safety were dogooders and tweety birds from outside picker ing he said however he said he would agree to an educa- tional campaign advising people in the event of a nuc lear occurrence drama group forms uxbridge a meeting at the music hall in ux bridge recently to see ab- out starting a drama group proved more than sue- cessful as a result the uxbridge players are now into being and have already scheduled their first play an agatha christie thriller the hol low for showing june 28- 30 liz larter who organized the meeting along with brenda smith said the new group will not supplant the act 1 1 group directed by mark freeman but may run concurrently at the moment there is no conflict she said as free man is doing theatre at a summer resort miss larter who former ly worked with the burloak and burlington little theatres- said the hol- low is about a weekend re union of old lovers and mis tresses at a country man sion in england which ex plodes into murder miss larter is among the 12 cast members brenda smith who directs the play is the head of the drama department at branksome hall in toronto m