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Entertan merit Frosty Frolic features fun for "old f0/k"t00 “Our 'Town” comes to our town Murder comes to Markham “Design for Murder," George Batson’s exciting whodunit, is Markham Little Theatre’s major production this season. I Play dates are Dec. 3, 4. 5 and 6. When the people of “Our Town". the Curtain Club‘s next offering. opening Friday. get together to talk. they just might do it anyplace. As it turned out here when The Liberal photographer came along. Young people who expect parents can only hobble and creak their way through a minuet or sit on the sidelines as joy-killing chaperones. may be in for a surprise. _ . n ,1,,,,, Friday evening (Nov. 21) Thornlea Secondary School is holding its second annual “Frosty Frolic." an evening of fun for students and their friends. school staff, trustees, graduates and barents. ' u r run- r'I‘heré‘lf be the big band sound of Ellis McLintock and his orchestra. and “soft” rock by the Al Cheslo sextet. “It's our belief that not only must we work together but we should also be able to play and have fun together." says Don Attridge, a Thornlea staff member. A limited number of tickets. at $3 per person or $6 a couple, are available. They may be pur- chased at the school library desk from 9 am. until 4 pm. Reservations may be made by calling the school at 889-9696. u ,1, w'-l‘-l-1-:e\VI‘<-fl~1{xii-i717}Vbegin at 8:30 pm. and conclude at midnight. will be used for student council projects. CONTACT IRAN OR 303 THOMPSON If you like to eat the best But pay less . . . See your Neighbour ONE ACT MUSICAL TEEN AGED VOICES 14 YRS. T017 YRS. REQUIRED FOR ~there will be a special $1.50 admission charge for senior citizens. For reservations, call 294-1712 or 294â€"1946. T723 YONGE ST. (at Hwy. TB) monumu Try Steal & lawman m Shem Wine Butterfly I'm Surlom Stank DI!" 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AURORA: About 30 Grade 11 students of Aurora High School have undertaken to clean up Tannery Creek. The town works department will coâ€" operate by hauling away the debris removed. The concert starts at 8 News next door THRIFTY DINNER REGULAR $1.55 I v ' SEE YOUR PHONE BOOK FOR THE ONE NEAREST YOU TUESDAY Mast HappyFe/Ia looms mast fine By Tom Davey A musical feast is being prepared {or community theatre devotees in the form of The Most Happy Fella which can be seen at Earl Haig Auditorium from Nov. 20-22 and from Nov. 26 through to the 29th. It is produced by York- minstrels, one of Canada‘s finest musical theatre groups. York- minstrels produce musicals only twice yearly but usually stage dazzlingly effective shows with a full or- chestra, lavish sets and marvellously appropriate costumes. MAXIMUM ouscoum LIMITED To FIVE DECEMBER 30.1915. Buy 1 For instance, designer May Forbes did intensive research in various libraries when she did the costumes for Camelot. As The Most Happy Fella is set in the early Thirties, she scanned old magazines of that period and asked the cast to bring all the pictures they had of their parents and grandparents. Buy 3 Buy 3 Such painstaking at- tention to detail is typical of the thoroughness of the group as a whole. Set design too usually reflects both creativity as well as historical accuracy. Shades of Cyrano The play in some respects is similar in plot to the famous play of Cyrano de Bergerac where benign duplicity resulted in a woman falling in love with the wrong man. This time it is a wealthy Italian living in California who gets his younger foreman to vicariously woo a young waitress by letter on his behalf. But this is a simplification of the plot. With a cast of over 60, and an orchestra of 30 players, the audience can expect some tremendous choral work in the scenes â€"â€" such as the wedding party â€" where the full power of the group can be ‘used. Musical numbers in- clude Dallas (The Big D), Joey Joey and Standing On The Corner. Several people from the Richmond Hill area are in the production and the group has a loyal following from local people who know the group. orchestra is under / near your Iamlty. Bring some friends. Have 3 Dan! PAY ONLY $140 The more you buy. the more you save. 2.75 4.05 5.30 6.50 YOU SAVE 1.25 .15 .35 the direction of John Hull and choreography is by Maureen Shone whose career includes work with the famous Sadlers Wells company in England. Now any critic who recommends a play must be prepared to suffer the slings and arrows of outraged readers â€" if his recommendations are unduly optimistic and the readers plunk down good money for bad players. Matchless In this instance, I have not seen any of the rehearsals. nor met with the performers, so any predictions must be on past performances. In this regard I can unreservedly recommend Yorkminstrels as a musical group probably unmatched anywhere in Canada. vMany people in the York region agree with vri'il‘rickets can be obtained by phpnirpg» 225-7089. . Earl Haig Auditorium is at 100 Princess Street Willowdale. It is at the junction of Kenneth on the east side of Yonge about four blocks north of Sheppard. The show opens at 8.15 pm. News next door SCARBORO: Council may impose a temporary freeze on all housing development in the borough in response to a provincial decision to limit to 5 per cent any increases in grants to municipalities. Officials had been counting on grant increases of around 12 per cent which would have allowed them to grow at the rate of five per cent and provide some needed extra and catchup services. SNOWBALL ENTERPRISES 7 models from 8 to 20 H.P. Hydrostatic and gear drive P.T.0. shaft drive to all attachments Electric start Over 35 difierent attachments available Parts - Warranty - Service On All Bolens Products Bolens Tractors for yoUr 4., workload. AmnSidemad 727.6940 Richmond Hill's Newest Dining and Dancing Spot Plan to Join in on the Fun "Hudson Bros. Show” "How: of Frightenstein" "Party Game" “Sonny 8 Chet" "The Bobby Vimon Show‘ ' 'l‘he Cantabile Choir of Thornhill captured two trophies at the Oshawa Kiwanis Music Festival: the Bert Coulter Trophy for best mixed chorus. and City of Lincoln Trophy. plus $250 cash, for placing first in the Canada- wide choral competition in Calgary. The members are. left to right: Bob Richardson. Fran Priestman. Betty Harris. Liz Nimmo and Dana Lamb. Sing-along at Factory Theatre Choir winners display tr0phies It‘s folk time again at Aurora‘s Factory Theatre this Friday at 8:30 pm. For the second time in the past three weeks, the theatre will present local and area folk singers in an evening of song. Back again will be Newmarket newsman John Lott and Mike Thompson, a former Aurora reporter and now a professional singer. Toronto singer, Rick Howell will also be on hand, as will several other performers. Following the per- formance, a public sing- along will be held. k Featured in the foyer will be paintings by local artists. GARDENS TAVERN THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20th Billy will be our Guest Disc Jockey at the EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT THORNHILL COMMUNITY CENTRE JACKPDT $1,000.00 THORNHILL LIONS WED., NOV. 1 9th ADMISSION s1.00 PRESENTS John St. and Bayview Ave. Thornhill "NO ONE UNDER 16 YEARS ADMITTED" TAVERN THE LIBERAL. Wednesday. Nov. 19. 1975 â€" C-15 Thornlea Secondary School â€" Frosty Frolic. an evening for everybody. with the orchestra of Ellis McLintock, and the A1 Cheslo sextet; Nov. 21 at 8:30. Call 889â€"9696 for tickets. Seneca Theatre Centre. 1750 Finch Ave. E. â€" “The Stars of Caravan" Nov. 23 at 8:30 pm. Call 491-8877 for tickets. 7:40 pm. Earlyhirds :00 pm. Regular Games WITHIN 53 NUMBERS Earl llaig Theatre. Willowdale â€" York- minstrels present Most Happy Fella‘ Nov. 22 to 22, and Nov. 26 to 29. at 8:15 pm. Call 225-7080 for tickets, Royal Horse Show. Exhibition Place. Toronto â€" to Nov. 22. Call 366â€"9051 for tickets. Anthony's Dinner Theatre. Toronto â€" The Clowns. an original musical. wittily and often brilliantly performed. with Deaf] Régan. Brian 11595 Yonge Street 1 Mile North of Richmond Hill Calendar McKay and Jeri Craden; nightly. Call 924-0977 or 924-1886 for tickets. Poor Alex Theatre. Toronto â€" Pepi Puppet Theatre presents The Frog Prince. every Sat. and Sun. Call 422-2605. or 920-8370 for tickets. llart House Theatre, University of Toronto â€" Caligula by Albert Camus. Nov. 20 to 29. Call 928-8668 for tickets. While you‘re downtown shopping don‘t forget to take just a half hour to relax and visit your Red Cross blood donor clinic. Your special effort can help save a life. And the exhilaration you'll feel after giving will go along way in making your holiday ever more festive. Be a lifesaver. Give blood, todayl (Pnolo by H099)