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a Spe NE og Or Et, 5 REI AP SA RCE SION pee IR 24 -- PORT PERRY STAR ok ER ETE AN AA EY Wed', November 14, 198d "2° Borelians entertain school children around township The public school children of Cartwright Central, Greenbank, Epsom, Prince Albert and R.H. Cornsih 'were delighted to see an improvised drama on Friday November 14th that intro- duced some of the charact- ers from the Borelian's Christmas Play, "The Toys Take Over Christmas" to be seen at the Town Hall 1873 on Friday November 28 at 7:00, Saturday, November 29 at 4:00 and 7:00 and Sunday, November 30 at 2:00, BEARE MOTORS LTD. 268 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY IN LINE ENGINE HEATER '29.95 INSTALLED (Most Cars) PHONE PORT PERRY 985-7351 BABAR The Borelians put in a rigorous day visiting each of the fiye schools in our area' and put on the introduction ° drama a total of nine times. The children enjoy the mini play and the Borelians find that when they come to the real play at the Town Hall they know the characters and have a basic familiarity with the plot that puts the children at their ease. $25,000 winner November 13 proved to be a very lucky day for Brian Newton of Scugog Township. Mr. Newton held the winn- ing ticket in a Wintario draw that day and is $25,000 richer because of it. He told the Star that his mother usually buys the tickets for Wintario, but he was concerned that she might not because the draw was on the 13th. So, he bought a ticket just in case, and it proved to be a'winner. == Mr. Newton, who works for the provincial government, was in Toronto on Monday to collect his cheque and said he'll be putting the money to good use. This was the first time he's had any success playing the lottery game. There is nothing more pleasant to see than the smiling face of young children, and the entire auditorium at R.H. Cornish Public School shone with smiles last week as the Borelians presented a preview of their Christmas play. The one act play entitled "The Toys Take Over Christmas' will be performed at the Town Hall 1873 on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, November 28, 29 and 30. Clara the Clown [Lisa Taylor] and Joe the Jester [Ed Canning] entertaining the children at R.H. Cornish last week. DON'T FORGET ... Plum Pudding - Mincemeat Tarts Gingerbread Houses for the Family %* STOUFFVILLE BAKERY PORT PERRY PLAZA 985-2412 Wl CHRISTMAS FRUITCAKE 10% ~ (Until the End of November, 1980) HANDTHROWN STONEWARE POTTERY by Whitney Cohoon FOR SALE OPEN: Mon., Tues., Wed. Afternoon - 1 to 4 P.M. Or by Appointment ... 985-8044 Seagrave Road to 9th Line; East 4; Mile, North Side of Road \ "@