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Children will have the opportunity this Satur- day. March 31 to hear the music of Saint-Saens and to learn about the sym- phony, when York Symphony Orchestra salutes the International Year of the Child. “A ~ Parade of Melodies“ is the theme of this children‘s concert to be staged at 3 pm. in Ketchum Auditorium at St. Andrew's College in Aurora. Under the direction of Clifford Poole, the or- chestra will play. Concert Piece for French Horn, Richmond Hill Branch Manager for Family Trust Corporation. Doug Bennett. front left. joins company president. Bob Shea. and other branch Spring is now officially here. and so‘ are the marigolds. The latest Richmond Hill Curtain Club production. “The Effect of Gamma Rays on Manâ€" in-the-Moon Marigolds“, the moving story of a widow and her two very different daughters is directed by Brian Moore who tackles the story with great sensitivity. Children ’s introduction to orchestra on Saturday 3e staged at 3 pm in Ketchum Auditorium at St. Andrew‘s College in Aurora. Under the direction of Clifford Poole, the or- chestra will play, Concert Piece for French Horn, David Phillips, President of the Rich- mond Hill Curtain Club‘ will be appearing in the Theatre Five production of Forty Carats. opening Thursday at the Fairview Library Theatre. Spring and marigolds A play that is in praise of older women, Forty Carats was adapted by Jay Allen from French comedy by Barillet and Gredy. The Theatre Five production is directed by Joan Cammick. Mr. Phillips plays Peter Latham. Furlnin timn Thnrcdav H BLACK CHERRY at mun PUNCH * LIMfl *PLUS 4* GRAPEFRUIT * CREAM SODA 4 Call Madge Nicholson at 884-3703 for tickets and if you are in the market for an Easter bunny. let Brian Moore know because “Marigold” the rabbit star of the production is looking bigger every week. Carnival of Animals. Second Concerto in G Minor, Danse Macabre and Meet the Brass. The concert has been organized with the assistance of The The large backstage crew for this production has much to do with the creation of a very mixed- up household on stage. He’s in ’Forty Carats’ and regional managers at a two-day management seminar in Toronto recently. The managers met to review the company's 1979 expansion plans. Tickets are $1 each and may be obtained by calling 727-1565, 727-1236. 895-3445 or 895-8387. University Women's Club of York County who are also responsible for ticket sales. ' Curtain time Thursday. Friday and Saturday night is 8:30 pm. and there is a Saturday matinee at 2 pm. Tickets are $3.50. Senior citizens and students can get in for $2 on Thursday night or for the Saturday matinee. For ticket information. call 671-1576 01‘ 225-4486. The theatre is at 35 Fairview Mall Boulevard in Willowdale. York symp/m" y pla VS ~ over wine and cheese Get your sweet tooth polished up because the Maple Lions Club will hold its eighth annual Maple Sugar and Pan- cake Festival at the Maple Arena on April 7. A whole day (9 am. - 4 pm.) of eating‘ and lickin' fresh cooked pancakes, farmer's sausage and maple syrup is planned, with proceeds going to assist com- munity projects and the Town of Vaughan. The York Symphony Orchestra will present a wine and cheese “Pops” concert this Saturday, March 31 at 8 pm. at Great Hall, St. Andrew‘s College in Aurora. The musicians of “the The Toy Town Theatre 3roup will entertain the Pancake fast in Maple When we clean house V at Radio Shack, we do it in a really big way! N0. 1 Jackpot v“Hum” No, 2 YDUU‘” Wed., March 28th No.1 Jackpot54No’s. No.2 57 No's. Early Birds at 7:35 pm. Reg. Games & Specials at 8 pm. 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If you're still hungry. the Lions Club will try and break a Guinness Book of World Records by preparing a pancake larger than 5‘7" in diameter. ‘ ()ther attractions in- clude: a bake sale. games, a fish pond, pony rides. an arts and crafts display and sale and a bus trip from the arena to the local Lions Sugar Bush â€" a guided tour explaining the process of maple syrup from the collection of saps right to the finished product‘ Hockey fans aged 7 and up are welcome to come and test the speed of their shot at the Radar Timed Hockey Puck Shoot-out. The event is controlled and timed by York Regional Police and they will award trophies to the winners. classical and show music Tickets at $6 are available from Cosmo Music in Richmond Hill, 884-5272. 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