Win McDonalds Gift Certificates and Watches Get your crayons and felt markers to win Gift Certificates for delicious food at McDonalds En tries will be on originality and each month therell be a draw for a Ronald McDonald watch Enter as often as you like Send your entry to The Herald Main St South Georgetown Ontario Draw made Monday Mall your in early McDonalds ACTON ARTS CRAFTS EXHIBITION SALE SATURDAY OCTOBER 29th AT ST PARISH HALL ACTON LAST WEEKS WINNERS DAVID Mowbray ROBIN Road S RAJIV Pennington Cres THE HERALD Wednesday October 177 P0 FILMED IN GEORGETOWN GLT melodrama production provides lively entertainment By MAGGIE HANNAH Herald Writer The Georgetown Little Thea tres production of The Inheritance was a stand melodrama with all the predictable features from a beautiful heroine to a despic able vflllan and a nice tidy ending In these days of sin sex and mayhem It is hardly the type of performance reputed to draw audiences Vet when the Her ald saw the play on Saturday tickets were sold out and the reaction of the audience made it plain they were en- Joying themselves Instructions in the program old the audience to boo hiss cheer and sing along in order to enter into the spirit of the play They did just that One member got so involved that at the climax of the play when the villlan makes a wise crack Do I have to do it all over again They said yes True to the tradition of living up to the expectations of the audience poor Villi an ran back up the stairs died fell down the stairs answered the telephone and collapsed once again How much more could an audience demand of a per former The play revolves around the mo china lions of Marmadukc Mayhem Ron Hill who Is attempting to get his hands on the fortune which is hidden somewhere in the house He has picked up ihe gambling debts of Sir Mumbcrley Nicholas and is threatening to evict the family unless the daughter Daphne Joyce Holland mar ries him As one would expect In a melodrama her feelings run more to Rodney Stoutheart Limehouse news familiar and high power drama Herald staff writer If you go to sec the movie Equus scenes or which were limed In and the offices of The Herald almost a year ago you may see more than some familiar places and faces Equus is the story of a psychiatrist played by Richard Burton trying to find out why a 16 yearold boy played by Pet er Firth blinded six horses II was written originally as a play by Peter Shaffer who did the screen play and directed by Sidney who also has Murder on the Orient Express Dog Day Afternoon Network and others among his credits Two key scenes were shot if Georgetown One was In The Herald and the other on Main Street One take that didnt end up on the cutting room floor was of a mounted policeman on Park Avenue wllh the old church housing lown Library in the back ground As the psychiatrist sort Burton has come to talk to Mr Strang a printer and father of he boy Leaning over the desk of accountant Eliza beth Richardson Burton de mands information from Colin that might provide a clue why Alan put out the eyes of six stabled horses and sits the desk of circulation mana ger Marie Shad bolt was the camera which picked up not only Burtons and performances but Fair Hard ware and Fletchers Shoes through Heralds window Both Main Street stores had toned down signs in place of their regular ones for the Hardwares Interior wai also the location for a scene which showed the boy employed us a clerk becoming fascinated with horses The horse mid cart used for the purpose were shown only In the window reflection But back in the office of the printer Burton raises tils mag niflcient voice and Its sheer energy moves Strang to talk but in the back shop As the camera follows them you see the shocked expressions at the outburst on the faces of Marie and The Heralds film stars Their performance is convincing In The Heralds back shop director Lumet had several camera angles shooting first in one location then another as Burton pulls out the story from Shop foreman Dave Hastings is seen In the back ground printing an order then again in a slightly fuzzy close- up but dominating the screen while the camera was on the two behind Printer also is in the scene but partially obs cured in the foreground how ever if you know Mylcs youll recognize him The second key scene was a night exterior filmed at the corner of Main Street and Park Avenue Theres a clear shot of windows of Touch of Class although the sign didnt appear In the background If you look for It you can also see the lighted sign of Robert In this scene Strang Is wait ing at a bus stop with his son Alan and Alans girlfriend played by Jenny Agutter Strang asks Alan to say good night the girl and come home but boy defies his father precipitating the des truction of he horses The film Is a mixture of perverted religion letit and bloody viol ence so if those sort of things offend you be forewarned Director uses no trick photography or special effects to achieve the films great impact A straightforward clear reportage is Impact enough considering the cont ent The film shows that the roots of violence ore In the home that life without passion is no life at all and that try as you may happy endings are for fairy tales But if you want more than mere entertainment in a film I recommend this one John Roc although ith such a bumbling fool for a sweet heart it seems unlikely that good will triumph Dotty Margaret the maid Crispin Cringe Ron Hunt Majhcms accomplice Polly Pot the nurse and Jack Ed Ar curl the brother who has spent six long years in the Canada completed the cast The action takes place in the of Ma 1900s Such a proper English melu drama demanded good En accents and director rek coaches his plajcrs well In thai aspect He made effective use of a revolving device In front of a spotlight which alternately co vered and revealed the light so that the final chase scene In which all the players are run ning from or running after Mayhem winds up like i slow motion film Probablj a seasoned critic would find many minor flaws in the production This rcporl- went to have a good time and succeeded in doing so RICHARD BURTON Goblin safety urged Keith Mills president or Georgetown accepts a cheque for IS DO from Georgetown Little Tlicntre John Roe following the benefit performance of The Mumberley Inheritance held Wednesday at Howard school By MRS AW BENTON Herald correspondent Motions to Mr and Mrs liny Denny on the arrive of Iheir second Utile son Stephen Joseph a week ago district news By WINIFRED SMITH Herald correspondent The bazaar held on Saturday afternoon sponsored by the U C was a most successful event The homemade bake table was the scene of activity as was the candy counter with oil the delicious homemade candy for sale Reed slams restraint Liberal energy critic Julian Reed for Hal ton Burl ington today accused the Ont ario government of flying in the face of its own financial restraint policies by scrapping A minion lowInterest loan program for home insulation Currently about per cent of our electricity Is used for heating said Mr Reed And there Is conclusive proof that lending money for home insulation is infinitely cheaper than capitalising new generat ing capacity to meet excessive demands Some US utilities themselves making loans to customers for home insulation because this la more profitable than building additional gen erators This concept Is even more valid In Ontario because moat of our electrical energy is Indigenous as our future de mand for heat from this The touch and take table was a fascinating spot for the children and the girls In charge were soon sold out There was a good display of arts and crafts When one got tired of shopping around there was a place sit down and enjoy a cup of tea with homemade biscuits and muffins Im sure committee in charge appreciate all those who brought the goods to sell and the people who came to buy ihem without their help it could not have been a success Mrs McLean and her daughter Frances were at home on Saturday afternoon and evening when they welcomed friends and members of the Ion tea at home where the shower and some wedding gifts were on display This popular bridetobe has had nine showers In her honour Young friends and cousins assisted Frances and her mother In entertaining of Ihe many guests who called The groom lobca mother and sister were present for the occasion and late comers were privileged to meet the groom The happy couple will change marriage vows in Erin United Church on Saturday where wedding will lake place Church service was well attended on Sunday when visitors were present and parents came to hear the childrens choir when they sang the beautiful anthem Peter Walked the Waves The second sermon of What the United Church Believes was given by the pastor Last Sunday was on Marriage and Divorce this second one was about Science and Religion Congregation was reminded about the turkey supper Ihe first Saturday evening in November Three sittings pm 015ond7 pm Mr Lloyd Marshall a couple of days last week in Ottawa when he visited his aunt and uncle Sympathy is extended the Deforest family who recently suffered a bereavement in the loss of a husband and father John Deforest who passed away after a serious Illness We are pleased to hear Mr Morgan Madlll is coming fine after recent surgery and is home I rum hospital this week Congratulations to Mr and Mrs who celebrated their wedding anniversary at their home on the Eighth Line this past weekend They entertained for their families and friends Guests were present from Denver Colorado Park Ridge HI Harper Wood Michigan Chelsea Quebec Windsor and those closer to home Toronto Oakville and We extend sympathy to Mr Clarence Deforest and fan in he parsing of his brother Mr Jack Deforest after a lengthy Illness Mr Tom Johnson showed Interesting and educational slides while commentating on some of parts of Central and South America at Presbyterian Church on Sunday He had been sent by he to assist in a project to help deprived people there Georgetown is raising funds to purchase a motor van for the work He displayed and explained or llfacts he brought back Mr Paul Schwartz obliged with muih enjoyed solas by Mrs Bert Benton the organ It was the occasion of W meeting which by President Mis Hough ley Shu opened by rending verses by Dorothy Thomas Miss Blanche llrlghom read scripture and Mrs Wilfred led in prayer Lunch convened by Mrs and Mrs Patterson was enjoyed afterwards Meals program expands to Acton After two years of operation in Georgetown the North Hal Inn metis on fitch program is In ill Ins into and surround areas sometime next month Minor problems have delay id the introduction of program in Acton past its anticipated startup dale but Nora Vilkauskns a paid for North is confident that nearly homes be serviced beginning in November The program of a square meal for handi capped shut ins senior citizens a minimal charge of a day All applicants must first interviewed by i nurse o confirm their need for the service The meals for he North program will be pre pared by residents of Mil ton Centennial Manor senior citizens home shipped in bulk to Georgetown Ac Ion by taxi and delivered to the idual homes by volunteers The food had previously been supplied by Georgelown District Memorial Hospital The North Hal ton program is welcoming additional leers particularly runners to carry the meals from the delivery vehicles the homes of applicants Caution is the drivers re sponsibility on Halloween says Supt Floyd Schwann of the Halton Regional Police The adults arc the ones who must be reminded of the need for caution on Halloween he said Children are not so much careless as carefree Schwantzsaid Adults have to be more alert to potential dangers because of this Schwantz pointed out thai Halloween is the second night of standard time and It will be dark early He suggest ed that parents do what they could to make their childrens limed in he such as put ting reflector tape on back of the costume He also sug gested that children or the adult accompanying them should carry flashlights Dine at HARROP OF MILTON Steele Avenue Twer Bob Greenfield to front to ijiw Hodge Wittrup enn Bill Deegan Mends Reaving materials supplies handmade crafts collectables I the weavers house no Mill St Goorgolown Tps Sat Fit Wed day 10 ltkt CI infl with his crew of broadcasters firnKi it il home The Bill Slow I lis our hour show litis for everyone with a potpourri to bring you tho news sports weather traffic ropnits financial news lively commentary and music music music Hill tin centre it il miking drive tune and dinner him lively He SI become one of the most popular parly evening radio Canada Join BUI and his friends Weekdays from PM to PM The Show include AM Bob Greenfield or Peter Dickens for Authoritative New At Dnvid Tafter Editor of Financial Times talks money on Money Matters At and 6 Dave Hodge talks sports on Sportviews At J weather roundup At Gordon Sinclair raises the curtain on Show Business At Bob comments on todays news At 6 30 Torben Wittrup for News and Comments At Bob Hesketh and Bill McVean spar on Dialogue Throughout the evening Henry Shannon flies in and out to give up to date traffic reports Its this kind of people combina that really gets your evening rolling whether youre on your way or settling in at home The people people listen to v XMJUSSHS