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2 ¥, § 2 { i Eo A 2 TSR 4. we CPE Pei =A Es LE 4 rr a Tat A Sil dn Sy oh Sa Cn % DR » ORL SLA, 3 | SPN "hes fo bts LACS NEARS ARTE Pe UH AE AR STR AE Ry or RRR a Fe ANI CI SIT eX nel Ly BAER AOR $3 AI MR A AS WCERRIINN bt 12-- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., February 14, 1979 Borelians preparing for The Second Time Around With only a week left before staging their latest performance, the Borelians are busy preparing for the light- -hearted three act comedy '"The Second Time Around." The comedy concerns a widower Samuel Jones and widow Laura Curtis (played by Ed Daigle and Emmie Cox) who plan to "live together' without the benefit of marriage. Their children, relatives and friends do not think it is proper and try to encourage them to "tie the knot' and get married. The humourous action packed comedy will be presented three evenings at Town Hall 1873, Thursday, Fr RY rl VF HER TS nay hl Hh i 1H) on AA Lye RANE TR I February 22, 23, and 24. The play was written by Henry Denker and is being directed 'by Dave Ellis of Blackstock. The characters in the comedy are played by Ed Daigle, Emmie Cox, Irma Lewis, Terry Hodgins, Maurice Burgess, Carol Harris, Ed Canning and Leslie Forder. Utica area news by Vera Brown Church service on Sunday, February 18th will be in Utica Church at 11:30 a.m. Confirmation classes will be starting at the end of Feb- ruary for those wishing to join the Church. Sunday School commences at 10:00-a.m. each Sunday. The Youth Group will be having a togoggan party on Thursday afternoon. Epsom-Utica Couples Club will be holding their first get-together on Saturday evening February 24th at 8 p.m. in Epsom Church. All couples are invited to attend "and spend an evening of games etc. and each couple are asked to supply a bit of " lunch. Come on out a week 'Committee would like from Saturday and meet your neighbours. \ This Friday at 8 p.m. there will be a euchre in the Hall. For several years now, the Cubs and Scouts have been selling garden seeds to raise money. This year they have decided against this project but would like to express their appreciation to all those who have bought seeds from them in the past. Congratulations to Lee Wilbur and his hockey team the Port Perry Atom All- Stars, who were at the Keene tournament on Saturday and came out the "Champions". Mrs. Eric Carre was in Toronto on Thursday, having lunch with Mrs. Jan Carre, then visiting Mrs. Jack Hinchcliffe in her kindergar- ten classroom at Bowmore Rd. Public School. Eric joined them for dinner and they went to watch their nephew David Hinchcliffe play hockey with his Atom family. Mrs. Mildred Thompson called on her mother Mrs. Jim Miller at Mount Albert on Sunday. Mr. Baker has been a little under the weather this past week with a slight touch of pneumonia but is well on his way to recovery. Sunday dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Murray Geer were Mr. and Mrs. Bob Slack and family and Mr. and Mrs. Doug Geer and family. Mr. and Mrs. Terry Craw- ford and family of Green- bank were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Pete Sutcliffe and family. Mrs. Roy Sutcliffe along with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Miller and Miss Michele 'Brockman are vacationing in Florida this week. I am pleased to report that Rev. Saunders is home from hospital and although he still isn't feeling the best, he is on 'his way to a recovery. Mrs. th fo (1) en team at Ted Reeve Arena. Saunder's brother Mr. { da § Mr. and Mrs.-John Carre of Wilmot Young of Brockville a) Bridgenorth spent the week- Jas i Shoring a few " os end with their son Eric and days wi e family. HR teen centre ol The Scugog Recreation Xe Committee is seeking public IRWIN SMITH MUSICLTD. | '| 191 Queen St. - Port Perry - 985-2635 Ra "opinion on the possibility of opening a recreation centre for teens during the winter months. If the idea goes ahead the chaperoned centre would be 'open one of two nights. a week, offering such things as chess, backgammon and ping pong, and on special occasions there would be ¢ dances and entertainment. - SMUSIC 2 a Anyone wishing to express any views and opinions on this idea should contact Bev Driscoll c-0 "Teen Centre" R.R.3, Port Perry. 4 | : Y --1 ff % OFF - ALL L.P.'s. Terry Hodgins, Irma Lewis and Ed Daigle [rear] practice a scene from the Borelians next performance, "The Second Time Around." OFFICE 8 TRACKS & oo SUPPLIES CASSETTES. cf o For all your b Hest This Week - Feb. 14 to 17. Poesia i T PERRY STAR i \ Open Daily 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. 235 Suen greet pen Fridays t0 9:00 p.m. pm | INININININI] 000000000000 ©0000000000000 | MINI CINEMA 985-8535 Friday: 7&9 p.m. Saturday & Sunday: 8 p.m. Only . FEB. 16 ONLY FEBRUARY 17-18 sverworoerwros | "THE FUNNIEST " INEWCOMEDYOF THE YEAR] <«<F © -Vernon Scott, UNITED PRESS PAUL NEWMAN . A GEORGE ROY HILL FILM 0 i» ...the movie coming at you . at the speed of sound ® ® MICHAEL BRANDON EILEEN BRENNA! ALEK ARRAS: LEAVON LITRE TE yr LINDA RONSTADT and JIMMY BUFFETT | ADULT ENTERTAINMENT Co-starring ICHPELONTHErN * LINDSAY CROUSE Maurice Burgess and Carol Harris appear to have Leslie Forder [left] a RNLLSORREN s SRRLHCASER 20d SIRQIHER MARTIN... i Bh SR hr little concerned as they rehearse an argument during "The Second Time Around."