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a das aig 2 AY oh [4 ge bs As Li #3 Siva t PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., January 30, 1980 -- 19 TR a ES o~ Historical Society enters rr TT TT TT TT TT ET {HT i ; 3 into its second decade A Te The Lake Scugog Histori- the next ten years. Baird, Secretary-Beryl 44 cal Society officially march- ed into its second decade on Monday, January 21 at its annual general meeting in the Town Hall 1873. The meeting began with a welcome from President Barbara Phair. An ensemble of eleven girls from the Port Perry High School Girls' Choir perform- ed three songs apropos to the Port Perry community. After Hazel -Slemmon had thanked the girls the business portion of the meet- ing got underway. Mrs. Helen Redman conducted the 1980 election of officers, directors and museum board representa- tives presented by the nominating committee. The slate was unanimously approved and past president Redman asked for renewed vigour and participation in Various reports were presented to the member- ship and a vote of gratitude was given to resigning museum board member Mrs. Lucille Grey. After a slide-tape presentation on "Interpret- ing 'an Historic House" the membership enjoyed cookies coffee and conversation. The next general meeting of the Society will be tentatively Monday, March 17 at the Town Hall 8:00 p.m. We still have two executive positions to be filled - the guide convena and 'the Pioneer Days chairperson; if you can help us out please contact one of our executive members. The executive officers for 1980 are: Past president- Helen Redman, President- Barbara Phair, 1st Vice- Dora Martyn, 2nd Vice-Russ Pearce, Treasurer-Marg Bruce, Membership-Janet Galberg, Historian-Barbara Short, Curatrix-Trish Holman. Borelians to cast for next production Casting dates will soon be announced in the Star for Jabberwock, the next production of the Borelians. The play, originally a novel, written by James Thurber was made into a very successful theatrical production by Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. GREAT LISTENING at even GREATER PRICES! Do-No's has slashed-prices on these selected x -% a ET CW A ST Sed ha! Pele v e J Pa* "Qu ee 0 . v- PR TRA She a adh lil Tes "Ae. +, 4 - --- als & : TAL Pol ve a MES. J -- TN WAG -- Faas --- aoe Mn pe - hE - -y »* - el TEN TL [A wart SA £ oo RE TO Et SL v Lee. . . 3 b The problem of finding a Albums and Tapes for your Listening Pleasure. 0 Yelverton news icici i has now been overcome, due J : Toronto General. to a generous $1,200 grant de Contined Lo Mr. Quentin Robinson was from Theatre Ontario, pes couple of days with Toronto home this weekend from Making it possible to engage £2 friends. Kemptville where he is 2 Professional director. The gn Mr. and Mrs. Ray Robin- "attending college. local participants in the play VF: son were Saturday evening Yelverton and Janetville Should gain a great deal of fy guests at the wedding recep U.C.W. ladies are invited to 1€arning from such an br tion following the Plumtree- Pyle wedding. The reception was held in the Little Britain! Community Centre following} the wedding of Miss Corinne Plumtree and Bart Pyle held at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clar- ence Plumtree of R.R. Lind- say, Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. Art Rowan indulged in a few days of Ops Community Centre on Feb. 6th by the Mount Horeb U.C.W. for a day of fellow- ship and to hear a special guest speaker who has been a recent missionary. Mrs. Audrie Brown was hosted by a few of her friends to a birthday dinner at the Crock and Block in Oshawa on Burns day last week. (Audrie's 39th, 49th, or what- association, not only as far as the present play, but for later productions as well. The cast in Jabberwock is large and require about 40 persons, mostly men. Quite a few of these are "walk-on" parts with little or nothing to say, but still important to the production of the play. Golden Grotto, the Christmas production was a success, not only artistically, urban living this week. Art ever). . . attended an Education Those in attendance Putfinanciallyaswell. After convention at the downtown included the guest of honour ~ SXPenses, Borelians netted Holiday Inn (A Senior Citizens Seminar?) while Doris visited with her daugh- ter Elizabeth Keith and grandchildren in Etobicoke and attended the Ice Follies at the Maple Leaf Gardens as well. Pleased to hear that Gerald McGill is home and is recuperating satisfactorily from the major surgery underwent recently. Like- wise that Mrs. Lorraine Preston is feeling much better following her week in Mrs. Hazel Whittaker, Eileen and Howard Malcolm Corrie and Harvey Malcolm. Mr. and Mrs. Marti Malcolm were overnight guests this weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Doug Sinclair in Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. Art Catten of R.R. Port Perry were Sun- day evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Malcolm. Likewise Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stacey of New- castle were welcome Sunday visitors at Malconia. $539.89 with half of this amount going to Town Hall 1873, covering an agreement for use of the hall for rehearsals and performanc- es. SMITH-CORONA TYPEWRITERS Manual or Electric PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street 985-7383 (New Release) TAPE $5.99 $5.49 TAPE $5.99 TAPE $5.99 TOM PETTY And the TAPE $5.99 RICHARD'S EEE EEE EEE EEE EOE EOE OEE OOOO ERLE EEO OREO EON ROOTED TEER EERE OUTER RROD TEO OREO RUE ERE REO LRUORROTOOSHRR TEDL EROLEURROOEROURTUROREROLRIORETGRORERCHURCREOOROOCOORREOORRURROLRUORELTELORERREROORISY ETE TT LLL CLL TT ET LL LL LL LL rym, LT . 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