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em em 4 8 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- wednesday, Oct. 19, 1977 Theatre five to present production at Town Hall Town Hall, 1873 will pre- sent Theatre 5's production of The Seasons of Dennis T. Patrick Sears, a dramatic tribute to the man and his art. Theatre 5, a five-actor company, brings to life some of the best tales of Dennis Sears, sketching the wild Irish humour, the ele- giac mood and the brilliant prose of this Canadian comic writer. When the company pre- . sented the production in Kingston this summer, re- viewer Barry Thorne de- scribed it as 'one of the best revues I have seen this company present." Dennis Patrick Sears, a Kingston writer and news- paper columnist died last October at aged 51. He has one novel, The Lark in the Clear Air, already publish- ed, and a second called Aunty High Over the Barley . Mow is soon to be released by McClelland and Stuart. dramatized anthology con- sisting of 15 skits of the Theatre 5's production is a author's published and un- i} published works. The five actors, which include the author's daughter and son: in-law, each take on the role of the author at different points in his life. . The production is describ- ed as the most ambitious project undertaken by the Theatre 5, and a labour of love for those members who were close to the author. The group will be at Town Hall on October 28 at 8:00 p.m. 1¢ 10 . o ALL MERCHANDISE J% IN OUR STORE! FREE GIFTS - FREE DRAWS To our many Customers and Friends, sincere thanks for the past happy year. Hoping to continue to serve you in the future. Doreen, Jean & Marj. DOR-JEAN FASHIONS 187 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY - 985-8274 OCTOBER 19, 20, 21, 22 Theatre Five Greenbank UCW es TR SOT VIR HGR SCRA ew re 1978 CHEVROLET to the Port Perry High School hE BEARE MOTORS 268 (Queen ; Street - Port Peny : 9ES- 7351 SER he ¥. From Left: Doug Williams, "Nancy Hillier, Gerry McTavish, Cathy Chambers, , Storey Beare and Ken Lang around the 1978 Chevrolet supplied courtesy of Beare Motors. is happy to have been able to supply a DRIVER TRAINING PROGRAM. "business. LE "x LIER AAA, | RES atl Table presented to Jean The Evening Unit of Greenbank U.C.W. met- on Wednesday Evening, Oct. 5th, at the home of Gail Denby. The group in charge, Mary Jean Till, Jean Rodd and Gail Denby, chose "Thanksgiving" as the Devotional theme. Tracy Denby played two delightful numbers on the piano. Alma Roundell gave a very interesting resume of their experiences this summer when she and Rev. Roundell spent several months at Nakusp, B.C. Then she showed slides which were beautiful. President Doris Hill then chaired the meeting for the She called on Ruby Dusty to present Jean Pogue with a pretty marble- top table, a gift from both Units, as Jean has moved from our Community. Jean very graciously responded. The minutes were then read by Eunice Rahm, and the ATTENTION Pogue treasurer's report by Marie Foster. Doris reminded us that we will be catering for the Plowmen's Banquet on Nov. 7th, and the United Breeders' Luncheon on Dec. 9th. Velma Foster made a request for Bale articles - hand towels, wash cloths, baby sweaters, bonnets, bootees and sleepers. Any- one wishing to donate may leave them with. Velma or bring to the November meeting, The Catering Committee mentioned they did not have much help for putting up tables fo the last wedding. One suggestion was made - that more might come to help if they set tables in the afternoon instead of even- ing. The meeting closed with the Mispah Benediction and following Grace, the group served a delicious lunch. FARMERS! ! | gy PAY MORE? ° DIESEL FUEL e MOTOR OIL DX OIL: Immediate Delivery o GASOLINE PREMIUM QUALITY FARM TANKS & PUMPS AVAILABLE OUT OF TOWN CALLS CALL COLLECT WHITBY 668-3381 + "«( p23 &