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BE Jitters cast brings much talent to the stage - The cast of Jitters is an exciting and interesting mixture of newcomers and stage vetrans. Rehearsals have shown tremen- dous energy and talent from the cast, all using the method system under the direction of John H. Foote. A glance at the cast: Sandy James-Mitchell (Jessica) is a newcomer to the Borelian stage, but not to theatre. Sandy worked with the Greenbank Children's Workshop Theatre on the Treasure Makers, and remains a co-ordinator as Jessica, the famous actress returning to Canada to residcover acting, she has impressed both her fellow ac- tors and director. David Ellis (Patrick) is no stranger to the stage. Both gifted as an actor and director, he is one of this area's most popular "theatre people." Dave has acted . in "Nurse Jane Goes To Hawaii," for the Borelians, and Oshawa Little Theatre's "Guys and Sky-high! This obstacle course racer takes to the sky while jumping in the PPHS carnival obstacle course. Dolls."" Most recently he por- trayed Salieri in "Amadeus" from the moments play. Patrick, the nasty, vicious actor offers Dave his best role to date, and he has indeed made the most of it. Steve Foote (Phil) recently earned raves for his work in Bowmanville's Drama Workshop Production of "Tribute." Among his many credits are "Buried Child" for Durham Shoestring, "The Shadow Box" for theatre workshop, "Death Of A Salesman' for the Borelians, "Sunday's Child" for Adelaide Court, and "You Can't Take It With You' for Oshawa Little Theatre. In 1983, he won a THEA Award as Best Supporting Actor in the Borelian's 'Nurse Jane Goes To Hawaii."' As Phil, a role he did in 1984, Steve is hilarious as a terrified actor trying to remember his lines. Chris Francom (Robert) won accolades this year for his in- novative set design on Oshawa Little Theatre's ' 'The Dresser." His work on stage includes "Rosencrantz and Gilderstern" for Durham Shoestring. In'aity ters, Chris portrays the uptight,\ | but talented playwright, Robert. Halie Vogel (Susi) was a huge audience favorite in this year's musical production, "Nobody Loves A Dragon." As' the vile sorceress, she displayed both comic talent and musical gifts. Director Foote feels "She's among the best five actors/ac- tresses I've worked with." As Susi, Halie portrays a very friend- ly front of house manager. George Rizsanyi (George) is the director of the Greenbank Children's Theatre Workshop. He has directed "The Treasure Makers" for them, as well as in- troducing young people to im- provisation. George has acted in "Play It Again Sam" for Picker- ing Players, '"'God's Favorite' for Theatre Workshop, and "No Sex Lois i id PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, February 23, 1968 -- 41 Please, We're British' at Herongate. Here he portrays the director, George, struggling to referee his tempermental cast. Greg Finnegan (Tom) is a talented improvisation actor, having worked in revues in Ux- bridge and for the S.A.D.D. Com- pany. His role as Tom, a young newcomer working with stage vetrans, is an interesting parallell to Greg. New to scripted work and method he brings Tom vividly, to life. Anna Kosurko (Nick) is the nas- ty stage manager Nick. Most recently Anna worked in the Choral Society's "South Pacific" and an Oshawa production of "The Skin Of Our Teeth." Por- traying Nick is a challenge to the soft spoken Anna, portraying a tyrant, something she handles well. Sherri Todd-Meek (Peggy) is brand new to the stage, and method. As Peggy the likeable assistant to Nick, she brings a degree of sweetness and gentleness to a tricky role. Jitters opens this Friday, Feb. 25, running Sat. Feb. 27, and March 3-5, at Town Hall 1873. Tickets still available for some nights at 'Just Around The Cor- ner' 143 Perry Street, 985-8341. W up to $1000." The Crime Stoppers office is open 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. Monday to 'Friday and the phone numbers are: 1-222-8477 or Free from all phones including pay phones Sergeant Sandy Ryrie of the Durham Regional Police Force writes this article to help combat crime. A Citizen Board administers the Crime Stoppers Programs of which there are now over 700 in North America. The reward money is raised through Tax Deducti- ble donations which may be sent to Toronto and Regional Crime Stop- pers (Durham), P.O. Box 54, Oshawa, Ontario L1H 7K8. 1-800-387-8477 CRIME | STOPPERS Crime Stoppers and the Durham Regional Police are asking for the Public's help in solving the ongoing acts of malicious damage which are continuing to occur throughout our Region. In 1988 there were over 4,300 reported cases of damage to private and public property, over 300 of these were valued at over $1000. Damage is being done on a regular basis and includes cemeteries being vandalized, trees destroyed, swings and windows broken, park benches destroyed and sometimes even thrown in the lake. If you know who is doing any anything about damage being done, call us. You'll never be asked for your name and will never have to ap- pear.in Court. Total anonymity is guaranteed. "If an arrest is made, you will be eligible for a cash reward of of this damage call us. If you hear AUCTION SALE SATURDAY FEBRUARY 27 SALE TIME: 6:30 P.M. Pethick Auction Barn 1 mile east of Enniskillen Nice 2 estate sale, from Whitby 8 Pickering, highlighted by 2 mahogany dining room suites, . oak dresser, Atwater-Kent radio with horn, steeple clock, figurine lamps, dishes and much more. Very good sale, 263-8710. Steve Liptay, Earl Gauslin 'The Friendlv Auction." THURSDAY MARCH 3 SALE TIME: 11:00 A.M. On instructions from a secured creditor we will sell the complete assets of GOODRIDGE GRAPHICS, LINDSAY. Turn east off highway 36 at Weldon High School (see signs), 82 Ford Escort, PRESS ROOM 1977 Multilith 1250 WCD 11x17" press, 82 Ryobi 2800 11x17' press, 3-76 platen 6%2x10' numbering presses, 6 numbering machine heads, 36' guillotine, rubber stamp press, BINDERY 76 drillpress, 84 Baum folder, 84 Bostitch wire stitcher 76 challenge cutting machine 34"x52"', 2-85 challenge blades, DARKROOM 84 Nuarc 16x20" litho camera, nuarc platemaker, nuarc developing sink with trays 81 P.M.T. machine 81 enlarger, darkroom lights, TYPESETTING '76 varityper 720 plus fonts, headliners, 85 waxing machine, 3-light talles, plus quantity paper stocks, etc. office furniture. No reserve, business closed. Preview 10:00 a.m. Sale Time 11:00 a.m. sharp. ORVAL McLEAN AUC- TIONS & LIQUIDATIONS. 705-324-2783 Lindsay. FRIDAY FEBRUARY 26 SALE TIME: 6:00 P.M. Corneil Auction Barn 4 matched pressback chairs, wash stands, pressback rockers, cane backed rockers, chester- fields single and double box spring & mattress, bed chester- fields, metal filing cabinet, parlor chairs, Hitachi spin washer (used 5 times), refrigerator, wallet vanity dresser, antique cupboard bottoms, wooden kitchen chairs, modern buffet hutch combination Parlor tables, 30' electric stove, Reclining chairs, modern dresser 8 chest of drawers, Woods 21 cubic ft. freezer, mahogany end tables, quanity of china 8 glass. Don Corneil Auctioneer, R.R.1, Little Britain, 705-786-2183. SATURDAY MARCH 5 SALE TIME: 10:00 A.M. Furniture & Antiques Auction Sale of Furniture & An- tiques for Elmore Barkey, 8 the Whitcombes, Stouffville, selling at the Wilson Sales Arena, Ux- bridge, Ont., including Antique Pine Flat Back Cupboard, 2 Anti- que Washstands, Pine Drop Leaf Table, Pine Corner Cupboard (new), Pine Dry Sink (new), 2 Oak wooden beds, dresser with bevelled mirror, writing desk, several wooden chairs, Duncan Phyffe drop leaf table with mat- ching buffet, filing cabinet, several small stools, blue wash set, dishes, oil lamps, crocks, Vis- count Freezer, Inglis Dryer - 2yr. old, Woods Freezer (4 yr. old), 20" lawn mower, garden tools, air tight stove, water pump, plus many other items. Sale managed & sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions Ltd., Uxbridge, 416-852-3524. SATURDAY FEBRUARY 27 SALE TIME: 10:00 A.M. 870 Taunton Rd. E., Whitby (v2 mile east of Thickson Rd.) Estate Auction Sale Selling the estate of the late An- dre Charboneau of Oshawa, plus others, including 11 pc. modern walnut dining room suite, old pine dry sink; 2 wash stands, 6 carved Victorian oak chairs, 9 pc. carv- ed walnut dining room suite, 5 pc. walnut bedroom suite, 6 beaver press back chairs, 2 pianos, 4 pc. settee set, pine cupboard, 3 pc. walnut bedroom suite, 2 Chinese ginger jars, 7 pc. modern diner, Knee hole desk, dresser, stools, coffee tables, oak rocking chair, Bell organ, round oak table, round bevel mirror, ginger bread clock, 2 oil paintings, Victorian silver cruet & pickle castor, childs press back high chair, 7 pc. mahoyony bedroom suite c/w 4 poster bed, dresser c/w 3 way mirror, pine blanket box, oak high boy chest, vanity & bench, 2dr. green & gold fridges, 26' colour T.V., 8 pc. walnut diner, coffee & end tables, new lamps, pine furniture, new 5 pc. sectional chesterfield, new rockers, small tables, reclining chairs, reclining love seats, ap- prox. 30 thermal windows, Gestetner 1566 duplicator, 2 fluid duplicators, single bed, console table, corner cabinet, chrome suite, approx. 50 STERLING SOUVENIER SPOONS STERL.- ING pastry knives & forks, Ster|- ing spoons, Chamberlain Worcester circa 1780 bowls & plates, coalport plates, royal crown derby plates & saucer Sterling creamer, several sterling pleces, Jewellery; gold rings, silver etc. approx. 50 paintings, prints, olls, etc., some old, plus pots & pans household dishes etc. 1984 G.M.C. Sierra 4X4 c/w meyers 6 way plow. NOTE TIME: 10:00 a.m. good sale of an- tiques, new & used furniture, col- lectible glass & china & sterling pieces. Viewing Friday 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. & Ross McLean Auctioneer 576-7550 8 686-3291. SATURDAY MARCH 5 SALE TIME: 7:00 P.M. First in Our Spring Cow-Calf Dispersals at Lindsay Communi- ty Sale Barn, R.R. 2, Lindsay, On- tario. Dispersals for JIM ELLIS, R.R. 1, Omemee, Ontario. 19 mature Charolais 8& Simmental cows. Full blood Limousin bull ex- posed July 15. ADG-3.9 - Index 103. Three Charolais 8 Limousin heifers due April. Dispersal for G. SMITH, R.R. 1, Ennismore, On- tario. 42 head of Charolais- Hereford 8& Simmental-Hereford cows due March, April, May. Liméusin bull. Dispersal for FRED TINGEY, Washago, On- tario. 27 purebred Limousin cat- tle. 4 cows rebred for Feb., March & April. 10 calves, 2 bulls ROP, 4 bred yearling & heifers. Dispersal for MURRAY MEEK. 51 Charolais 8 Hereford cows, some with calves by side, remainder due March, April, May. Dispersal for HAMPTON FARMS. 60 'Charolais & Limousin cross cows due April & May. This sale will be offering a good selection of well bred Beef Cows. Plan to attend. Over 200 cows - A chance to restock your herd. For further in- formation contact Carl Hickson Auctions, Reaboro, Ontario 705-324-9959 or 324-8311. Late addi- tions: JUNIOR BENNETT, No-- wood. 4 Simmental cross heifers, rebred Limousin. For KEN BOYCE, Peterboro- 6 Pinzguer cows due March. Carl Hickson Auctioneer. M1 COCHRANE AUCTION SER- VICE, List your spring and sum- mer sales now for your choice of dates, auction barn available if desired. Phone Don Cochrane 985-2788. F 23 SATURDAY MARCH 5 SALE TIME: 11:00 A.M. Farm Machinery, Swine & Household Furntiture Auction Sale the property of BRENT NESS, Lot 12, Conc. 10, Mara Twp. -- 2 miles north of Brechin on Hwy. 12 to Hwy. 169 -- 4 miles north to Udney, turn west second farm on north side (watch for signs). MACHINERY: Case 930 diesel tractor with snap-on duals; Case 930 Western diesel tractor with snap on duals; M. Farmall gas tractor; New Holland 273 Baler PTO; 1984 Int. 510 18 disc seed drill, grain, grass seed, hydraulic lift; Int. Vibra Shank 12'%' cultivator-trail; John Deere 5-16's trip beam fuel trail plough-hydraulic lift-on land or in furrow; 5 sections Allied Dia- mond harrows; John Deere 4-12's plough 3 pt.; M.F. 468 corn planter-fertilizer-trail; M.F. model 15 Grinder Mixer PTO; 1986 John Deere tandem disc 11%' trail; J.B.&D field sprayer 3 pt. 21' boom; Gihl hay conditioner PTO; Windraw turner-front mount; New Idea 2 row Picker Husker; 260 bus. Gravity grain box with 14 ton gearing; 225 bus. Gravity grain box with 10 ton gearing; Farm King 41°-6"" auger; John Deere 40 manure spreader- rebuilt PTO; Surge Vacuum Pump SP22; Viking stainless steel cream separator; Air Com- pressor; Mayrath grain auger 12-4"; M.F. 500 power washer; Farney electric weeder 240 amp. ; Acetylene torches, hoses, gauges; Allied 24° hay elevator; Large quantity of hand tools; Power tools; Bench Grinder; Drills; 1969 Chev Caprice Super Sport Car- Loaded; Forks, shovels, chains and many other articles too numerous to mention. HAY: Ap- prox. 3000 bales of mixed hay (NO RAIN). STRAW: Approx. 1500 bales of Oat Straw. GRAIN: Ap- prox. 30 ton of mixed oats & barley. SWINE: 30 Sows in all stages of gestation- York & Duroc cross; Approx. 100 weaners to chunks 1 Duroc Hog. FUR- NITURE: Antique bedroom suite-4 poster spool bed; 2 dressers, high chest of drawers; odd table; cedar chest; wash stand; double wardrobe with mir- rors; Dining room suite-china cabinet, buffet, table-6 chairs; 2 complete sets of dishes; antique china; china; 2 oll lamps; antique wrench; 26" coloured TV; Anti que pine baby cradle; Many other items. GUN COLLECTION: Glassfront 10 gun cabinet; double barrelled 12 gauge; double bar- relled 10 gauge; Single barrel Muzzle Loader 22 semi- automatic. Terms Cash. No Reserve. FURNITURE SALE AT 11 AM.; MACHINE SALE AT P.M.; PRODUCE & SWINE AT 3:30 P.M. Sale managed and sold by Carl Hickson Auctions, Reaboro, Ontario -- (705) 324-9959 or 324-8311. The Auctioneer or Proprietor will not be held respon- sible for public injury, public liability, or property loss or damage in connection with this sale. MI uu ZN