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I certainly don't claim to be a drama critic. but I am what could possibly be summed up in the single word. “cheap . Conâ€" sequently. when I part wIth a few of my hard- earned pennies, I like to tee] I‘m getting: mv money‘s worth. Last Saturday night was one oI those” rare Occasions when I got men more than mv Shekels deserved. Bavview Secondary"bchool s presentation of Gilbert and Sullivan s lhe Mikado" made for a thoroughly enjoyable e\cn- ing. and added yet another outstanding success to the growing number of accomplishments of a relatively young school. Mentioning names would be a futile effort as the programme alone contained well over one hundred individuals who put forth their time and effort to make the evening the success It was. At a small (and I use the word loosely) gathering afterwards. I did notice that one name kept cropping tip in the students’ conversations. I’m sure they wouch all want me to publicly pass on their words of praise and gratitude to Miss Elizabeth Mathews. conductorâ€"director. who worked so hard and longr with the students. I‘d like to tell you a lot more about the play itself but I’m afraid I would only be spoiling it for all of vou who are anxious to see it for yourselves when the Bayview students take to the stage once again April 7 and 8. Take my advice and be there. rs#>:<>:<>k As much as I enjoyed "The Mikado". I couch- n’t help but think what a shame it was that these students didn‘t have a proper auditorium in which to perform. 1 don‘t know how much active support a project of this nature has received in the past btit I think it's an idea that could do with some serious thought. At the present. any dramatic or musical endeavours must take place in gymnas- iums with a stage stuck in the wall at one end. The acoustics are poor. the seating is most un- acceptable, and the general atmosphere is cer- tainly not that of a theatre. An auditorium would be a great asset to the entire community. I know that many peoples' arguments against such a building are based on the belief that there is not enough going on in our town to make it worthwhile but I’m not so sure this is a valid excuse. If there is a lack of “cultural” activities in Richmond Hill it is probably a direct result of the lack of proper facilities. Sure, it's something that costs a lot of money but it would be more than worthwhile. Some people can only see the value of a proâ€" ject in the dollars and cents it returns. They seem to forget: that there are some things more importâ€" ant than money and that developing one’s mind in a cultural manner is quite often just as importâ€" ant. I think it‘s about time that we showed our appreciation to all the local artists of our area who work so hard to entertain us. and present them with a building worthy of their efforts. Ilan McAlister is a secondary school student residing in Richmond llillI Police Accident Report Boy Escapes Serious Injury, Badly I Bruised When Pinned By Car Now you can save 5<per picture-u '3: I i .5. I i . COLOR CARTRIDGE A six-year-old Richmond llill boy miraculously escaped seriâ€" ous injury when he was pinned beneath the wheels of a car and dragged into a ditch in an ac- cident March 16 on Maple Ave- nue. According to police. Steven Rumble. Maple Avenue. ran out from behind a garbage truck taking its collections and was hit by a south-bound car driven by Reuben Dosman. of 404 Al- Iencourt Road. I _'l‘he car then skidded into a ditch. taking the child with it. Police said a tow truck had to he called to lift the car up and pull the boy out. St-ven. who was treated at York Central Hospital for in- juries. did not receive any brok- en bones. However. police said he was badly bruised. is n: g x Mrs. Joan Beaudet. Toronto. has been charged with failing to yield the right of way following livestock Lost In Mkhm. Twp. Fire A fire of unknown origin in Markham Township Saturday evening destroyed a barn and numerous livestock. and result- ed in an estimated loss of 85.000. The fire occurred at a farm owned by Theodore Smith. of loronto. situated on Concession SI. halfâ€"a-mile north or Highway William Barrow. who rented the farm. was not home at the lime of the bla/c. Lost were 1: pigs, seycial hens~ a tractor and a grinding mill, ‘ Fiie III-c engines from \ aucir an and .Ilarkham Townships answered the call and were there for more than three hours. police said. , LOCAL OR LO MOV (‘on an accident in Markham Town- ship Alarch 19, about 3 pm. According to police. the ac- cident occurred when Mrs. Beaudet drove through the in- tersection on 18th Avenue at Concession 5 and was in col-i I I lision with a car driven by Rob- ert Waite. of Willowdale. D._inage to the two vehicles \ as estimated at $2.200. .\n accident at Bayview aiidl Steeles Avenue March 17. abouti 6 am. caused S300 damage to. a car driven by Albert Cheese. 441 Elmwood AIenue, Rich- Inond llill. Police said \Ir. Cheese told them he had braked to avoid hitting a truck which had gone out of control in lront oi Iiiiii on Bayview .\\enuc. and as a result had skidded into a steel rail. A rear-end collision at SlceIes and \I'illowdale Avenues March 18. about I225 am. caused $200 damage to cars driven by Douv ald Butler and John Jamison. both of \\'illowdale. Vaughan Township Police re» ported two accidents on the weekend. The first occurred March 17. about 3 pm. when a car driven by Herman Verdonk. Markham Township. went out of control on Carrville Road. 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