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The Shadow Box The young players in Scugog's Theatre Workshop Productions will tackle their toughest assignment to date this weekend with The Shadow Box, the Pulitzer Prize winning play by Michael Cristofer about three families who must come to terms with dying. That's Joe, Maggie and Steve (above) - 2 aa It's not a lighthearted play by any stretch of the im gination, but The Shadow Box does have its funny ---- and often te moments. The show that won over Broadway in 1977 and claimed a Tony Award and the coveted Pulitzer Priz the youthful Theatre Workshop Productions at the Latcham Centre this Friday and Saturday nights. It's a play about human emotion, living and dying and focuses on the plight of three families, including e will be performed by in a dramatic moment, carried through by actors Steve Foote (left), Sue Alger and Bill Kane. The Shadow Box can be seen Friday and Saturday nights at the Latcham Centre, - starting at 8:30 p.m. Tickets are $4 and are available at the door or from any cast member. a Y b N Young art at gallery Art students of Leslie A. Parkes are currently exhibiting their work at the Wagg Gallery in Port Perry. Examples of basic drawing exer- cises, using live models and still-life subjects, reveal the developing technical skills of these fine young artists under professional super- vision. Exhibtors include Glenn Page, Jamie Pearse, John Stark, Kevin Stewart, Peter Wokral and David Wood. The 17th Annual Jur- ied Art Exhibition, spon- sored by the Oshawa Art Association, officially opened last Tuesday evening, May 8th, at the Robert McLaughlin Gallery in Oshawa. One hundred works were selected by adjudicator Daines Miezajs, a full- time faculty member and chairman of the fine arts department of the Ontario College of Art in Toronto. A number of promin- ent Port Perry artists are included in the list of accepted works while Sheila Dantzer received an Honourable Mention citation for her water- colour painting, entitled "16th Century'. exhibition continues at the gallery until May r---- the trotchedy Felicity (played by Kim DeRaaf, in the wheelchair) 21st. and her daughter Agnes (Kelly Gouin). cpl FOR YOUR COMPLETE CAR CARE SERVICE Scugog Oil Undercoating Service at 985-9569 We do -- Car Washing -- Interior Shampoo -- Oil Undercoating -- Wax Treatment - LOGAN'S - POOL CHEMICALS & ACCESSORIES Solar and Thermal Blankets Pumps - Filters - Pool Kits Pool Lounges and Games BLACKSTOCK Baseball gome scheduled for young people's club Utica & Area News by Vera Brown Church and Sunday School this week will be held in Epsom Church, time 11:00 a.m. The Social Club and Young People of Epsom-Utica will meet on May 26th at Epsom School at 7:30 p.m. for a game of baseball. A social time will follow at the home of Bill and Melba McKay and will be co-hosted by Ken and Beth Catherwood. Lucky winners at Fri- day's euchre were for the ladies Dorothy Mc- Caslin 1st, Muriel Clark 2nd and Thelma Hough- land low. For the men Gordon Wilson 1st, Ken Clark 2nd and Caroline Haugh low. Freeze-out winners were George Harper and Martin Gall, 2nd were Hilda Hopkins and Jean Johnston. There will be another euchre in two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Skelding and girls were Sunday guests with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Lake of\ New- castle. The William Browns were Sunday supper guests with the Dennis Gerrow family in Ponty- pool and in the evening visited with Mrs. Kath- ryn Brown and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brown in Sunderland. Mrs. W. Scott of London visited with her mother, Mrs. Crosier on the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Eric "Carre and children were Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Locke and children in Newmarket. Mrs. Mildred Thomp- son was a luncheon guest with her mother Mrs. Miller on Sunday and they visited Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Hill at Zephyr to see their new daughter Ashley Susan and later were supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kirton in Mount Albert. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Fielding visited her - THIS AD MAY MAKE YOU UNHAPPY WITH YOUR PRESENT AUTO INSURANCE. mother, Mrs. M. Fore- man at Hillsdale Manor on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Slute visited with Mr. and Mrs. Brian Slute and girls at Whitby on Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Slute and Jeffrey and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Ross and boys brought in a sur- prise supper so Mother wouldn't have to do the cooking. Best wishes to all the Mothers. HELPFUL HINTS Glue can be loosened by saturating the spot with a cloth that has been soaked in vinegar. 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