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SH i SER as | ; 3 8 AAT NR = es Tee 14 - PORT PERRY STAR --~ Wednesday, Nov. 22,1972 % Two of the main characters in the play. Edna Brunton, playing i and David Lepp, playing the part of Al. The play-is full of hilarious situations and from the startled look of Al, one can only guess this is one of them. November 30, December 1 Borelians stage "My Friend Irma" My Friend Irma, whom many will remember from the successful CBS radio series, will be in town on the nights of November 30 and December 1st when The Borelians present the stage version in the Port Perry High School auditorium. Featuring Edna Brunton in the starring role, the play Pa chronicles the life of zany [Irma and her longsuffering "roommate Jane (played by Irma Lewis). The cast also includes Mrs. O'Reilly (Beryl Pearce), their love- lorn landlady, and Madame Magda (Jean Kennedy) who keeps trained fleas. The plot is concerned with the efforts of Jane's boy- friend help out his cartoonist friend (Roland Skinner) who wants to do a cartoon strip based on Ir- ma's antics. To do so, he has to become better acquainted with Irma. The consequen- ces are more than he bargained for. The cast also includes Carney Enns, Jim Moore, WOINEY COUNCILLOR I stand for: e Evening council meetings ® Do more to stabilize the mill rate e Council by "Reach . . . for e Use same by-laws for all ®* More planned severences and not privileges for chosen parties. "Reach" Your Vote and Influence for WOZNEY is in your interest 6 CURA FEAR INV SRE -- « 4 A "Theatre to join their ranks, for the past three years, either: before or after the . TPR } production of My Friend | again solicit your support for Irma. President Betty the next term. Terrett will be pleased to hear from anyone who would VOTING DAY -- DECEMBER 4 like to become involved. (played by David .Lepp) to J Randy Watson, Jun Baird, Dorothy Morrow, and Ivy his VOTE Director "Carney Enns, assisted by Diane Lockie, is . busy putting all these assort ed characters through their C final paces. Meanwhile, : stage-manager Harold Wright and his staff are DEPUTY - REEVE creating a setting reminis- : : cent of the 'forties. } I thank you for the opportun- The Borelians invite any- ity of serving you as councillor one interested in Little PE a SRR RR RRR RRRR ARS To the Electorate of Reach Township I respectfully solicit your support on Dec. 4, for the office of REEVE. Having served on the Reach Township Council for the past seven years, 3 as councillor and 4 as Deptuy Reeve, I will end- ~ eavour to carry out the duties of said office to the best of my ability. Mrs. Bert (Lucille) Gray » For Transportation call 985-3050 SSN \N\ SANS A EE NE EE ET TN NE SS EE EE EN EN EEN xs XENI KKI%K « ! [ Calflac. w;, lower-priced | . |. Anew low replacer from Shur-Gain. A To meet the rising costs of milk powders, we have partially oO . gE > » replaced them with alternative sources of protein, in order to give you high quality nutrition at a more economical price. Economical because a 50 1b bag foes exactly the same job as 500 Ibs of whole milk which could be sold for between $20- $30. That's some saving. And remember, this is a top quality product . * containing 25% protein and 9% fat. It's medicated with 100 gms of Aureomycin and 100 gms of Terramycin per ton, which together assist in the prevention of calf scours. So don't waste any time. ' » Go to your local Shur-Gain dealer and calflac ask him about Calflac. You'll know it SI eo by the bie and white bag! | » 1] Wallace Marlow Co. Limited BLACKSTOCK, ONT. -- PHONE 986-4201 hy