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Y8 0 musicians highlight outing at Sharon Temp/e Auditions for I Am A Camera, the first production of the new season for Richmond Hill Curtain Club, will be held Aug. 15 and 16 at 7:30 pm. at the Club. By Ruth Harris Sharon Temple was built in 1825-1831 by a religious sect known as The Children of Peace. or the “David-ites", after their leader, David Willson. Last Sunday, the Temple and its museum was the scene of demon- strations of pioneer arts and crafts â€" quilting, spinning and weaving, rug hooking, and cooking over an open hearth fire â€" together with a display of utensils and furniture used in the early 19th century. Brian J. Moore directs the famed drama, based on the Berlin Stories of Christopher Isherwood. which will run from Sept. 30 to Oct. 15. The founders of this sect were a few families who had with-drawn from the Quakers in a difference of opinion over doctrine, plus a desire to include music in their worship services, which became one of its outstanding features. Members of the Newmarket Historical Society dressed in period costumes. provided interesting in- formation concerning pioneer living. Orchestra, too The highlight of the afternoon was provided by four distinguished musicians from the York Symphony Orchestra. Required for the play are the following: three young men, British, provided 5y four distinguished l’i‘hey will present a new program of musicians from the York Symphony music in the Temple. Sunday August Orchestra. 28th at 3:30 pm. Curtain Club auditions Getting ready for a practice session prior to their next outing, are these four members of York Symphony Orchestra, who highlighted a craft display and concert at Sharon Temple on the weekend. They'll be back for a return C-4 â€" THE LIBERAL. Wednesday. August 10. 1977 HOURS MONDAY TO THURSDAY 4P.M.-1 AM. FRIDAY TO SATURDAY 4P.M.-2A.M. SUNDAY Er HOLIDAYS 4 P.M. - 12 MIDNIGHT Entertainment SETO’S This program is made possible by a grant from the Toronto Musicians Association, Local 149 AF. of M. How does it feel to be out on the street? Find out. Take a walk. August 17th, 1977 - at 7:30 pm. Jim Galloway and the Metro Stompers 12030 YDNGE RICHMOND HILL FUR TAKE-OUT ORDERS 7.-- PHONE 884-8711 (“flaw-one ‘0 tea:- SUMMER CONCERTS IN THE PARK AT THE MILL POND ' ’ CHINESE 1T0 5 FOOD RESTAURANT mini. \\.II|I .1 NutkTIll-l Anytime now, maestro ' TOWN OF RICHMOND HILL German and North American; two young women. one German and one North American; two, 50-year-old women, one British and one German. ial, iackOOL do ‘Eady birds, 20 regular, or ptizes. AT YORK FARMERS‘ MARKET 7509 [owe Street. EVERY MONDAY Anyone wishing more BINGO At 7:30 PM All the members of this quartet displayed sensitivity, empathy and technical skills, resulting in a most enjoyable rendition of the music. Introduced by the President of the Historical Society, Guy Saunders, violinist Eileen Bordessa, violist Dr. James Knowles, cellist Betty Thomas and flautist Karl Rohowsky played the beautiful flute quartet in C major, by Mozart. In the Haydn Trio in G major Miss Bordessa, Dr. Knowles and Miss Thomas played with security and a pleasing balance of tone with obvious enjoyment and confidence. Miss Bordessa’s violin passages were played expressively and with technical control and brilliance. Mr. Rohowsky met the challenges of this work with outstanding ease and flupncy. 7, Another program All the artists deserved the prolonged applause accorded them. engagement Aug. 28. Standing, left to right: Karl Rohowsky, Eileen Bordessa and Jim Knowles, all of Aurora. Sitting: Betty Thomas of Unionville. information, may call Moore at 884-2638, OR Joan Ryland at 884-2917. Curtain Club â€" Opens TONIGHT, Aug. 10â€" The Real Inspector Hound, with David Phillips, Terry Gosling, Ronalda Jones, Clay Warner, Dom Caruso and Craig McCartney; to Aug. 13. Tickets from members of cast, or at door. Mill Pond â€" Aug. 17 at 7:30 pm, Jim Galloway and his Metro Stompers. Admission free. Presented by town recreation department. Luv â€" Georgian College Theatre, Barrie â€" High comedy about some of life's problems, with Dawn Greenhalgh, Ted Follows and Eric House; Aug. 15-20 at 8:30 pm. Call 728-4613. Red Barn Theatre â€" More high comedy; two years running in London; to Aug. 13. Call 1-722-3741. Ontario Place â€" National Ballet of Canada â€" Aug. 17-21; five evening and three matinee per-‘ formances. Call 362-1041 Puppet show â€"- Diane Bingham and Ronalda Jones of Richmond Hill, and Heather Mulder of Brampton, tour with their several friends; King City main library, Aug. 16 at 2:30 p.m., Thornhill Community Centre, Aug. 17 at 2 pm, Admission free. ICalendarl Other members of the cast who have been seen in previous productions. include: Ronalda Jones, a third-year student of dramatic art at the Clay. who recently completed a lighting workshop with the Cur- tain Club, was General St. Fe in last summer‘s show. The Real Inspector Hound Doing the lighting is Clay Warner, another workshop ‘veteran.’ ‘The Real Inspector Hound,‘ a play that takes a stab at theatre critics and the conventional murder mystery, opens tonight (Aug. 10) at the Curtain Club for a four - day run to Saturday. A ‘zany satire' by Tom Stoppard, the play is being presented by Summer Theatre Workshop as a windup to its summer session. This is the fourth season for the workshop, a non-profit summer project financed by its members, plus box-office receipts. Comprised of young people, some of whom are studying dramatic art, and others who are ac- tively engaged with local community and high school theatre groups, the performers get together to pool their knowledge and to gain further ex- perience in the world of theatre. Directing is Heather Mann, 3 member of the summer crew for four years. Last year she appeared as Emily in the workship’s production of Waltz of the Toreadors. The lieutenant-gove- rnor is a patron of the Foundation, which sponsors and administers the theatre company each summer. According to a release from the group, in order to ‘explore the potential of its members and to give them an opportunity to try their hands at various aspects of play produc- tion,’ two members are filling new roles for the first time. Mrs. McGibbon and her husband. D.W. McGib- bon, will attend the play as guests of the Georgian Foundation of the Per- forming Arts and the Georgian College of Applied Arts and Technology. McGibbon to attend play opening Pauline McGibbon, lieutenant-governor of Ontario, will attend the Gryphon Theatre’s opening performance of ‘Luv‘ on Aug. 15 at the Georgian College Theatre in Barrie. The Play, starring Ted Follows, Dawn Greenhalgh and Eric House, will run until Aug. 20. New roles P/a y hits drama critics University of Windsor; Dom Caruso, a two-year veteran and long active in Richmond Hill high school drama club; Patty Duffy, who was with the workshop in its first year. MARKHAM TRANSIT WILL OPERATE ITS NORMAL DAYTIME SERVICE TO THE FINCH SUBWAY DURING THE EXHIBITION. WHEN ARRIVING AT THE SUBWAYYOU MAY UTILIZE THE T.T.C. EXPRESS SERVICE THAT IS BEING PROVIDED FROM THE NO. 1 STALL AT THE YORK REGIONAL TERMINAL, TO THE ONE. GROUNDS EVENING SERVICE ON ROUTE 1 FROM THE SUBWAY WILL BE EXTENDED ONE AND ONE HALF HOURS )1 1/2I WITH THE LAST BUS DEPARTING FROM THE SUBWAY AT 1:10 A.M. T.T.C. Service Monday to Friday CANADIAN NATIONAL EXHIBITION - TORONTO AUGUST 17th., - SEPTEMBER 5th., 1977. Return Trips from the C.N.E. Grounds every 30 minutes with the last departure time at 12:15 AM. T.T.C. Fares One-way Adults - $1.00 Children - $.25 Markham Transit does not operate on Sundays or Holidays Saturdays Terry Gosling . . . Ida returns MARKHAM TRANSIT RIDERS MARKHAM TRANSIT COMMITTEE New faces Among the new faces: Terry Gosling. who made a triumphant debut with the Curtain Club as Ida the maid in the club’s opener last season, See How They Run; Craig McCartney, Maxine Watters, David Phillips and Bill Medlin, a graduate of the University of Windsor‘s School of Dramatic Art, now living in Brooklin, Ont. Phillips, who conducts the workship is another True or False? There's a place nearby where you can see close ups of the greatest show "off” earth fbr free! True: Call 884-2112 at the David Dunlop Observatory. Hranrh 3 30 minute service - 9:00 AM. to 11:00 PM. 30 minute service - 9:00 AM. to 2:30 P. M No service after - 2:30 PM. until 6:30 P. M. 30 Minute servjce - 6:30 PM. until 11 .00 P. M. ”YOUR BINGO CENTRE FOR ALL SEASONS" No. 1 Jackpot ”DUU‘” No.2 ”DUU‘” Wed. Aug. 10th. No. 1 Jackpot 53 No's No. 2 - 52 No’s Early Birds at 7:35 pm. - Reg. Games 8 Specials at 8 pm. 3 $$TWO JACKPOTS$$ no. 1 Jackpot $60090 No.2 $50000 RICHMOND HILL LEGION BINGO NO PLAYERS UNDER 16 YEARS ADMITTED Legion Hall, Ohio Rd., off Elgin Mills Road E David Phillips . conducted workshop August 9 - August 13 Peflormance Times and Ratesâ€" 1977 Tues thru Thurs 8300m $4 OOper person FH and Sat 9 00 p m 4 50 per person Chlldren under 12 yrs accompanied by an adult $_1 50 (all performances except Saturday) ,râ€"s' Students and Senior Citizens * ’ e SOcreductlon on all “- pertormances ‘ fl TheSecmthd JACK Curtain Club performer, who also was seen in See How They Run. The play will get under way each evening at 8:30 p.m.. Aug. 1(H3. Tickets are $2.00 and are available from members of the cast, or at the door. Producing The Real Inspector Hound is Colin Walker. Alanna Jones is assisting the director. \IT ‘NT ‘2 3741. 9