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rg 40) RICHARD DREW/PORT PERRY STAR THEA WINNERS Deb Bodine (back, left), Dawn Joyce, Michele Jones, Pam Kennedy and Linda Sutherland, with (front left) Marg Partington and Ellen O'Brien, celebrate their success at the ACT-CO gala held recently. Borelians, Choral Society winners at Act-Co awards Scugog's theatre groups, the Borelians and Scugog Choral Society, were honored at the 19th Annual ACT-CO Awards Gala last Saturday eve- ning, with each group re- ceiving one Thea and three other nominations. Scugog Choral Society's "Mame" won for best com- munity involvement, while nominations went to Barb Taylor-Bone for most successful debut (as choreographer), Tom Mil- lar for best musical direc- tor, and Michele Jones for best supporting female in amusical. The Borelians' "Open- ing Night" stage crew won Port Perry Seniors for best technical achieve- ment in comedy, nomina- tions went to Lynn and Gary Relf for best lighting design in a comedy, Bunty Webb for best supporting female in a drama (Shad- ow Walkers) and the pro- duction of "Opening Night" for an Adjudicators Award. Easter is theme at meeting by N. R. Caswell Easter with its eggs and baskets was the theme for our meetingon April 12. After a welcome by Bob Davidge and registration with Doris Redmond, all members joined in singing our national anthem ac- companied by Edna Beck- ett on the piano. A short business meeting fol- lowed, with the business from previous meetings read by Jean Sparrow. Correspondence was presen by Stan Rick- ard and the financial re- port was given by Vic Sparrow. Tour organizer Jacklyn Kerr reported on a variety of trips that are available to us and with deadlines approaching on some of the trips, registration A.S.A.P.is a must. We were informed by Jack Bentley that a sys- tem to combat auto theft will be available. The nec- essary forms should be available at the next meetingin April. A bus load of seniors, in- cluding our choir, will be guests of the Uxbridge Seniors, at their hall on April 18. Don Geer called the numbers for the bingo that followed the meeting. The winners were reward- ed with some nice prizes. Following the bingo, a tasty snack was served to all present. Our thanks to the kitchen staff and all who assist at these meet- ings. The next meeting on April 26 at 5 p.m. includes a pot luck supper. Ye Ye ede eke ee Ae ee Ae ie ete ele ie eke ie dole ok ie eke ok ok Stonemoor Day Care Centres Inc. Fe Fe re Ae Ae ve AeA ek dhe die ke eke de died de de de ded deoke de ok keok On May 4" we're turning the Arena into a mall! Uxposition 1995 May 4 & 5-5 pm to 9 pm and May 6 - 10 am to 4 pm Uxbridge Arena and Community Centre Brock Street West, Uxbridge. SPONSORED BY THE UXBRIDGE AND DISTRICT CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Now Open for Sunday Brunch 11:30am to 2:30pm Open for Dinner Tuesday to Sunday 5:00pm to 8:30pm - Closed Mondays - 985-2775 279 Queen Street, Port Perry