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_ Theatre Max delights kids in the park By Marg Russell shine in Waterloo Park gobble : The silence was w-nndnotapezcume(rom Then. whelming. Fifty children one of them. i’o-eyedand delight huddied â€" closely together enchanted, they waited to they # in a grassy patch of sunâ€" see who the elefants would ‘"He w es ¢ w e O qrotm eltireg °o8 (pycthe roenn .. 35 mb t c c 0 . AWliiees t . en hflllinissd Youngsters gathered in Waterloo Park Wednesday to see Theatre Max perform Elefants Phever Norget. The children weren‘t sure whether to help or hinder mother elefant, played by Sid Bruyn, in her search for hunters to gobble up for dinner. p. ; the hunter asked Ne screaming with â€" where his friend had disâ€" and â€" enthusiasm, appeared to,. _ _________ ’.p T & them "last Wednesday and aengv | diss ed its audience with tale of an elefant hunter rmed and his helper following a orget crazy trail of adventure in the jungle in an attempt to capture the last of the eleâ€" fants. . Meanwhile, Mrs. Elefant, TRESON JOUG1 her daughter and two abâ€" sentâ€"minded giant sons deâ€" to abandon their usual banâ€" al dinner and planned on the hunter‘s helper as a delicacy. The search began and with little difficulty, they capâ€" prisoned him in an iron cage. The desperate hunter cried out to the audience to help him locate his friend and, following their instrucâ€" tions, convinced the elefants to free the helper and return to their vegetarian diet. _ . Theatre Max is a profesâ€" sional touring group that has worked out of the Guelph Watertoo Chronicle, Wednesday, August 3, 1977 â€" Page 6 HMELP Confidential & Anonymous Listening at half price! Volunteers : If you are interested in assisting call Any problem or crisis by trained volunteers Weeknights 6 p.m. â€" 12 p.m. Weekends 24 hours ; 745â€"1166 or apply Box 851, Waterloo all half price at THE SOFT TOUCH, lower mall waterioo square to locate 745â€"1166 area for the past two years. providing a varied reperâ€" toire of dramatie works. Previous children‘s proâ€" will be touring during July and August. Any organization can ‘arâ€" range bookings by contactâ€" ing Theatre Max. BoxL 1744, the Trees End. (519) 821â€"6438. Meals on Us winner: This month‘s‘lucky winner in ‘"The Meal‘s on Us®" conâ€" test is Mr. George Marâ€" Askill of 137 Longwood Dr., Waterloo, Eightyâ€"three peoâ€" ple took part in the contest. The prize is a meal for two with the: Waterloo Chronicle paying up to $25 of the cost. ‘ The Foreverâ€"