The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

: " Borelians to present 3-act play 'The Curious Savage' "The Curious Savage," a three-act comedy will be presented by the Borelians theatre group February 23, 24 and 25 at Town Hall, 1873. Written in 1951 by John Patrick, the play examines the subject of madness, and revolves around members of the Savage family who are trying to have their mother "put away." Emmie Cox,. who is dir- ecting the production, said in a brief interview last week that the ending of the play is very dramatic and will surprise the audience. This is the first venture into directing by Mrs. Cox, but her background as a professional singer for tele- vision and the stage gives her the qualifications for the job. And Mrs. Cox is familiar with the play, hav- ing once had a part in the * Food For ~ Thought by The Hillier's Odorless garlic has been developed by a Japanese farmer. It took 19 years to find the strain that tastes and even smells like garlic - until it is eaten. It will be market- ed by the giant Mitsu- bishi Corporation. Gala buffet dish - a big, big quiche. It takes dough for a two-crust pie to line a 13 x 9 dish and six eggs, 1% cups cream, a cup of milk, two pack- ages of spinach, and a half-pound cheese to fill it. Bake almost an hour. Maybe Grandma added a pinch of baking soda to keep vegetables green when cooking - but don't do it. The alkali destroy vitamin C. Spiced peanuts are a great party nibble, and easy to make yourself. Just add 1! teaspoons chili powder, 1 teaspoon paprika, and Y; teaspoon cayenne to a big can of peanuts and mix: thor- oughly. History note: -the great long, long lives. Ada Boni, Italian cookbook author, lived to 92. Es- 'coffier, the greatest chef of all,. died at 88. So much for good food. You'll enjoy the fine food and pleasant atmosphere "= the Dairy Bar on the Waterfront Port Perry - 985-8611 Join us soon for a deli- cious meal. names in good food lived | "The Curious Savage' with the Scarborough Theatre Guild. Cathy ~James, Irma Lewis, Arthur Channer and Ed Daigle all have parts as members of the family, with Carol Harris playing Mrs. Savage. Other cast members, in- cluding those who play the parts of five insane in- mates, are Patti Scott, Julia Goss, Sharon Cox, Dave Stapley, Jack Roundell and Rick Kreusberg. Handling the lighting will be Irvin and Gary Gibson. $4] 4 ER I ES mathew emiassidued A sladadi \ PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Feb. 15, 1978 -- 7 New organ at P.A. Church By Betty Deeth On Sunday, February 5, 1978, the congregation of Prince Albert United Church was led in a service of dedication of a new organ by Reverend R. G. Brawn. Greeting the congregation at the door was Mr. Cecil Reid, Clerk of Session and Chairman of the Organ Committee, assisted by Jeff Ed Daigle, Cathy James, Carol Harris and Arthur Channer rehearse a scene from 'The Curious Savage" the Borelians production to be staged February 23 - 25 at Town Hall 1873 in Port Perry. Manchester 4-H by Anne Lamb On Monday, Jan. 30 at 7 p.m. the Manchester 4-H club met in Epsom Church. At present our membership is 18. Our members are Linda Albers, Sue Albers, Julie Ashton, Pat Bolton, -Sandra Bolton, Liz Dart, Belinda Espley, Samantha Espley, Tracy . Gourlie, Donna Kerry, Anne Lamb, Janet Lamb, Andrea Ooster- lo, Debbie Shepstone, Jackie Skelding, Ann Tapscott, Joanne Vandervoort and Andrea Wanninkhof. This unit is called "Focus on Living". It deals with the 4-H pledge, the 4-H's - what to do with your leisure time, Canada, Our environment, safety, first aid, babysitting, fitness etc. Mrs. Kerry is our leader and Mrs. Kingstone is our assistant leader. It should be an enjoyable unit. . Basement Floors Garage Floors Patios - Sidewalks Concrete Steps DON'S CUSTOM CONCRETE FINISHING Quality Workmanship (4 CONTINUOUS FORMS available at the Port Perry Star 985-7383 Free Estimates PHONE 985-2588 Him" hand clapping. Robinson. Mrs. Grant (Eva) Hunter, organist and choir-leader assisted with beautiful music. The Minister, Choir and Congregation took part in the responsive reading on the order of service. The large choir sang Holy is The Lord by Franz Schubert, Glory to the King of Kings, O For a Thousand Tongues to Sin (Psalm 9), I Love to Tell the Story, and God's Love Will Lean (Noel Ben- son). Guest soloists were Norman Watson and Bob Cawker. Mr. Watson sang "The King of Love My Shepherd Is" by Charles Gounod; and Mr. Cawker played on his saxaphone the lovely, 'Sweet Peace, The Gift of God's Love', both accompanied by Mrs. Hunter. The church was filled as young and old entered into the spirit of true Thanks- giving via the specially pre- pared service of music and praise. The young voices of the junior choir sang the offertory anthem, "Praise with appropriate In his.sermon, Mr. Brawn mentioned that the organ is a very fitting instrument for the church, as it is a symbol of the many instruments mentioned in the Bible and it is made up of many voices. Upon the retirement of the Organ Fund, it is plan- ned to continue with a Memorial Fund for the Church. A special Book of Rememberance containing the names, in whose memory donations were given, was on-display. Lunch was served after the service by the Choir and Organ Committee. The Prince Albert Church has much historical signifi- cance, in the community: Centennial celebrations were held at the church in 1966. This United Church serves an increasing popul- ation with many new homes being built in Prince Albert. Big Question Half the world can't fig- ure out how the other half gets money for vacation trips. see RICHARD HUNT WILLIAMSON MOTOR SALES Uxbridge 852-3331 or For the Best Deals on New G.M. CARS OR TRUCKS .Res. 705-357-3911 [ Seagrave] ONE CI BOLE INSULATION Interior - Exterior Latex and over Vola PAL-O-PACK INSULATION Per Bag Covers 6.6 cu. ft. $3.25 Blown In up to 40 bags $5.1 0 Blown In 40 bags *4.80 NE Wallpaper "Quick Delivery" ($999 Single Roll _--_-- Ll, LAKE SCUGOG LUMBER 235 WATER ST. - ARTI FTIR roy t q a 3 HH) A) TN bs UH EER H | PORT PERRY A S . g Le LY |