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€ L 3 @ © ® a » ) ® J & uy H & ® LX ® v ® & J 4 ® r J 3 LJ ® ® 'Borelians attract 400 to Town Hall 1873 by Diane Lackie Last week Port Perry's popular Town Hall 1873 was the setting for the Borelians' latest dramatic offering, The Second Time Around, by H. Denker. This lightweight contemporary piece was centred around Sammy and Laura, two lonely pensioners who horrified their adult children with plans to co- habitate without the benefit of clergy. This empathetic couple were depicted com- pletely and sympathetically by Ed Daigle and Emmie. Cox. by Jean Jeffery Several from the Com- munity attended the Holstein banquet held in the Uxbridge Secondary School on Wed. The guest speaker was the Agricultural Representative from Peel County. He gave an interesting. account of Share-Agriculture Foun- dation Activities. The Foundation donated forty heifers and two bulls which were sent to Brazil. A family from Peel County sold their- own herd and went with these animals to set up a breeding station there. The cattle thus raised will be distributed to the underprivi- _leged to help raise their standard of living. It has been asked why the organi- zation did not work through Care or be Government sponsored. It was found that this entailed too much red tape and was too expensive. They wanted the personal touch -- the concept of people helping people. Mr. and Mrs. John Weirsma, Brian and JoAnn of Blythe were overnight visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Evans. Several attended the band concert in Port Perry High' School on Wed. night and enjoyed the programme. "The Second Time Around" the play at the Town Hall 1873, Port Perry was also enjoyed by several in the area. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Monsma of Utica were The plot's developing conflict revolved around the oldsters' unpleasant young- sters, Sammy's Cynthia (played by Irma Lewis), who - shrilly lamented the goings- on in her old room, Laura's Mickey (played by Maurice Burgess), who quavered and wavered between wife Eleanor (castratingly played by Carol Harris) and mother Laura. An additional dash of insanity was con- tributed by (Terry Hodgins) mad Arthur, the question- able psychiatrist with unmentionable fetishes supper guests with her parents Mr. and Mrs. A. Card. Mr. and Mrs. D. Asling called on Mr. and Mrs. H. Ashton on Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Ashton and family of Oakwood visited on Saturday evening, and Mr. and Mrs. K. Cather- wood and boys of Oshawa were overnight guests on the weekend. The Couples Club held a "well attended meeting on Sat. and all enjoyed the games and fun. The boys of St. John's School Canada from Claremont held their snow- shoe race on Sat. and en- joyed the stop over at Epsom Church for lunch. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ryall and daughter of Little Britain called on Sat. to visit Mr. and Mrs. Donald Asling. Ivan Clarke, Julie, Robt. and Jamie Ashton visited Friday evening with their grandparents Mr. and Mrs. D. Asling. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wilson are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wilson in Florida. Mrs. Murray Potter and Mrs. David Watson attended a gift shower in Toronto on the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. A. Watson were supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. A. Cudia of Weston on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Huggins of Orillia were supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. G. Jeffery on Sunday. (416) 985-7255 LINDA SKERRATT MARY ANN SUPPELSA Creative 68 Water Street, Port Perry, Ontario. 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