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I i I A FOR A BEGINNING WHAT DO WE START RIGHT OUT The I Anrm On March IS RUBY HASKETT St ram THESE L0NGBRI5K WALKS TAKE THE EVENINGS WHERE WVOU GO WHILE DOING POSHUPS 1 LL START THE- COFFEE IOW THAT SETTING AND ARE GETTING ME INPING WATCH HASNT LOST A SECOND FROM WHAT I CAN YOURE IS BEATING THE DUST OF THE CARPET WEIUF BELIEVE SEE FOR RAMBLER Ambassador V3 Oak Ridges Convertible VB Automatic with radio power and brake A low mileage one owner car for Don Cameron SKYLINE BUICK LTD St Richmond JUII VB With automatic A good clean car at only Hand Van Only driven miles miles warranty left year to only 50 demos to choose from I of ti 5 Mi YOU A flONfr TOtOSeALWiF A 19 ITALIAN STYLE FOR FAST DELIVERY 8958592 RICCIOS WATER STREET NEWMARKET OPEN I pm midnight I KID AY and SATURDAY Oliver presented March at St Andrews College J Theatre by the St Andrews College Players was a fast- paced production of de lightful musical produced on Broadway and based on Oliver Twist Musical Director J A Daw son and his assistant Harris director and designer C C Kamcke with a great deal of imagination and hard work brought a fine pro- j from very talented students to A thoroughly en joyable evenings entertain ment J with a choir hoy voice made a charming Oliver played by 1 was out standing performance of the evening with a professional sense of timing so rare in amateur presentations J Pallett as the Artful Dod ger T as Mr Bumble J Shields as Bill were extremely good and Alison Roberts as Nan cy was only girl the allstudent cast Alison cer tainly made every scene count Her Nancy showed her flair for musicals Other girls in cast were played by the hoys and done extremely well The mu sical score was enhanced by the College Band K was stage manager and his crew did a fine job of work on the many set changes Lighting was good and make up and costuming were ex ceptional The Art Display in foyer came from the Jack Pollock Galleries in Toronto and was mainly abstractions FOR SCHOOL PROJECT The audience was invited to take tea after the perform ance in Great Hall A col- ion was taken at the end Ihe musical the proceeds for the St Andrews College Centennial project fund The project is attempting lo raise for a teen age lounge for the addition to York County Hospital The students will also hold a ba zaar on May at college raise funds for this Cen tennial project Opening night at Centre for Edward A Delicate Balance was a thrilling experience Jessica Tandy and Hume are playing opposite each other in this struggle between man and his conscience Miss Tandy seemed hoarse and straining to be heard in first act Later she seem ed to relax into role Their tandem performance was meshed beautifully The other four players were Rosemary Murphy 9R Claire who ralher tended to extend her role into slapstick Ju lia the daughter played by Kathleen in her big scene with the gun lost with the audience When should have been in volved they tittered and gig gled so her scene became J humorous instead of lensc Duckworth and Phil ip as the error- stricken neighbors pave rather wooden performances As these are professional act ors one wonders if the im mense theatre Was not suit able for presentation of this type of play play is a repetitious repeat of several earlier plays plus constant rattling in this one at the liquor cabinet The pleasure was all in per formances of two lead players Jessica Tandy and Hume Cronyn MUSIC Festival Canada announces that the Canada Centenary Festival of Music to be held in New Brunswick in July has a lop prize of to be awarded by the Centennial Commission In addition a special category has been set aside for the contestant giving most brilliant perform ance with another in prize money Maurice of Lon don England president of the British Music Festival As sociations Adjudicators is one of the adjudicators He spe cializes in voice and choral work For Senior Citizens MOUNT ALBERT Mr lure meeting In the school general purpose room Roy Stewart was in charge of a special St Patricks pro gram for the senior citizens who attended the Happy Gang meeting in the Legion Hall on Wednesday afternoon Mrs H Park Mrs S Hall and Mrs Jordan were at tired in Centennial costumes and Mrs Oliver sang a solo Irish soda bread made by Mrs Burnett ice cream donated by Tony and a St Patricks cake were also enjoyed Some chairs were donated by Mrs Myrtle Crone and delivered by Art The March meeting will feature an Easier lunch eon in the Legion Hall Per SUTTON On sons needing transportation evening the Sutton and asked to contact any ex- Skating Club on March 20 will feature the speaker and the films only Following Adam on the Spring Care of Roses and colored slides of wild flowers shown by Rice meeting will adjourn and business will be considered at a later meeting Persons needing transportation may contact the president Miss Viola or secre tary Mrs Frank Jordan A Skating Club Theme Makes Canadian Tour member The sponsored a very successful St Patricks Tea and Bake Sale on Thursday March with proceeds to date being Pierre pianist and wiU mposcr of lhe of the Lewis Funeral Home on Saturday March at pm Donations of baking will be appreciated by Couples Club members He Paris is also an adjudicator and rec ognized as one of worlds best teachers The Aurora Recreation Committee is sponsoring a conceit by the Richmond Hill Symphony Orchestra March 31 at pm in Aurora United Church Guest artist is dessa violinist of King and a special clarinet concerto with soloist Ann of Tinas Flower Shop will open a branch store in Mount Albert on Saturday March The flower shop will be lo cated in Ihe north side of the former Thcaker store now- owned by the proprietor of the lwis Funeral Home Mrs Clare Kccvil will be in charge presented Young Canada On Ice in the Sutton Arena The club professional Mrs John Kerr is lo he commend ed as well as the parents of many of the children made props changed scenery dressed and undressed chil dren and did the hundreds of things that must he done lo gel children into differ- The depleted a visit train lo provinces and the Yukon and North West Territories and ended at Sutton Horse Show Preschoolers and profes sionals are all to be lauded for a colorful and entertaining two hours The soloists im prove with each years effort- I Maple will be a feature of the shop which will feature lion Four members have plants with arrangements by made the National Youth Or chestra including James who at is possibly the youngest member The Aurora Drama Work shop presentation of an Eve ning of One Act Plays has been postponed until March and April I They will be presented at the St Andrews College Theatre order Men from the Zephyr Sand- ford and Mount Albert com munities are reminded of the United Church Mens Club meeting in the Mount Albert Church on Tuesday March 8 pm Due to another event in the community the Main SI NEWMARKET TONIGHT and SAT and pm famous for Chinese food NANKING GARDEN DELIVERY and TAKE OUT and 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