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A o for busy fall season As summer days roll gently by, theatre buffs and tourists head out of town for Ontario's ex- travagant festivals like Shaw and Stratford, or for smaller, summer-stock shows such as Lindsay's Kawartha Summer Theatre and The Arbor Theatre of Peterborough. And while the com- munity theatre season may be a few months away yet, the Borelians' board of directors are busily preparing for their most audacious slate of plays in recent memory. The 1989-90 line-up will provide Port Perry with challeng- ing and enlightening entertain- ment of the high calibre for which the Borelians have become noted throughout Central Ontario. The newly-formed Borelians executive for 1989-90 consists of a tight group of dedicated and enthusiastic volunteers with a common goal: top-quality theatre experiences for audiences, actors and techni- cians alike. The new chairperson is Sandra James-Mitchell, who adds this role to her other credits as teacher, actress, wife and mom. She takes over from Dave Ellis, who has been a stable force with the Borelians for over a decade. Dave will remain on the board as vice-chairperson. Returning as secretary and adding the duties of treasurer is the popular actress Sherri Todd. Members-at-large include John H. Foote (who will direct the season opener, "Death of a Salesman"), Ed Daigle (who . will play the salesman, Willy Loman), Chris Francom, the talented designer/actor, and intelligent, - PAUL VAN CAMP Chartered Accountant newcomer Joe Szekeras, who brings a wealth of experience from his previous work at Whit- by Courthouse Theatre and Oshawa Little Theatre, and who will be in charge of publicity and promotion. During the month of August, members of the Borelians will be _ canvassing local businesses offer- ing merchants an opportunity to place advertisements in the 1989-90 program. This is an ex- cellent way for commercial enter- prises to reach discerning customers and also to show their Support for the Borelians con- tribution to the cultural life of Port Perry. The new season also marks the Borelians' first-ever subscription series. The series includes: "Death of a Salesman," Oct. 26, 27, 28 and Nov. 2, 3, 4, "Brighton Beach Memoirs," Feb. 22, 23, 24 and Mar. 1, 2, 3, and 'The Borelians Festival of One-Act Plays," May 10, 11, 12. Patrons may purchase a season's ticket for $25 ($20 for members) which provides; first choice of perfor- mance dates, guarenteed best seats in the house, a 30 per cent saving over the cost of tickets pur- chased separately and admission to all three nights of the One-Act festival and dance on May 12. Buying a season's ticket also shows your support for your com- munity's burgeoning theatre company. For more information on pro- gram advertising, subscriptions or other ways to become involv- ed, please contact the chaiperson at 985-8866. * INCOME TAX 52 Water St. 9885-9785 Port Perry * FINANCIAL PLANNING BEAT THE HEAT have a CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONER installed now. -- PHONE -- Summer Cooling Air Systems for a free estimate 985-9623 or 985-0084 * SMALL BUSINESS PORT CLEANERS 268 QUEEN STREET - 086-7108 PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, August 9, 1987 -- 13 As summer rollsby cpiidren invited to attend Borelians prepare Vacation Bible School Utica and Area News by Vera Brown There were 9 tables of euchre played on Friday evening with the following winners: Ladies 1st Rita Parratt, 2nd Betty Risebrough & 3rd Dorothy Stewart. Men's 1st Celeste Smalley, 2nd George Harper & 3rd Murray Geer. Freeze-out win- ners were Elsie Pogue & Myrtle Hickson, 2nd were Betty Penny & Dorothy Stewart. Winners of the lucky draws were Annie Bowmans, Irwin Kydd & Myrtle Hickson. There will be another euchre in two weeks which is August 18. This coming Sunday the joint service for the charge will be held in Goodwood United Church star- ting at 10:00 a.m. The guest speaker is Mrs. Marion Wells of Lemmonville. This Sunday is also the Social Club's annual visit to the Tapscott cottage on Cameron Lake for a pot-luck supper. For directions or information call Betty at 985-3469. A reminder that Vacation Bible School runs from August 21 to August 25 from 9:30 - 11:30 a.m. in Epsom Church. All children are invited. Planning ahead the Sunday School Fall Rally will be on September 9 beginning at 6:30 p.m. (Saturday) at Gerald & Nan- cy Hill's for a cornroast, BBQand hay rides. All people are invited. The following Sunday Sept. 10 at 11:15 the fall Sunday School season begins. Mark your calendars. Lorne & Eileen Slute visited with their friends Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cruikshank at their cot- tage at Coe Hill for a few days. On Saturday evening they attended the wedding dance of Elizabeth (Luke) and Jim Weir in the Blackstock Recreation Centre. 'While in Scarborough on Wednesday I visited with a cousin Joyce and her husband Al Yates. Elliott & Marjorie Harrington of Woodville were recent visitors with their aunt Mrs. Crosier. The MacSween family attended a birthday celebration for Judy's brother Tim at the home of their parents Fred & Joan Timms on Monday. Happy 16th Tim! 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