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Cn | -------------------- ET -------- There She Goes super fun effort There's nothing like a good school play to get the giggles rolling. And that's precisely what happened last Thursday night when Cartwright Central Public School presented There She Goes, an amusing look at what happens when a prudish spinster starts writing steamy love stories and makes it big in Holly- wood. Lisa Murray took on the leading role as Tessie Trask, the spin- ster with nothing more to do than worry about what her baby brother, her house and what looks right. That is, until she writes the notorious book There She Goes under the pen name Scarlet White and be- comes the toast of the literary world. Kevin Gibson played Tessie's brother Tommy, a wimp who turns into the town's playboy after his sister ruins his romance with pretty Grace Bowers, played by Kris Bayley. Cindy Leach is Essie Lovejoy, the nosey maid who unravels Scarlet White's true identity: Tammy Wallace is Mattie Perkins, the orneriest, homeliest, busybody south of the Georgia line with an accent to match. Bryan Beatty is her equally downhome beau Peter Wheeler, who like the Mounties, always gets the girl - eventually. Rounding out the cast is Tracy Churchill, Melissa Stevens, Mindy Kellow, Kelly Thistel, Niki Bardeleben, Lynne Moore, Lisa Hudson and Brad Traves. Bethany Schryburt, a member of the Borel- ians and a parent, produced and directed the school's second annual drama night. She directed last year's as well. Both cast and crew of There She Goes should be commended on a job well done. The play was both funny and ambit- ious, with several tough scenes that were handl- ed smoothly by the young actors and act- resses. As Principal John Hinch pointed out at the end of the performance, a drama tradition has now been established at CCPS and if There She Goes is the standard by which all future plays will follow, the comm- unity will be in for some fine theatre for many years to come. DOWSON'S COMPLETE AUTO CLEAN-UP Fast & Efficient "Complete Interior & ¢ Exterior Clean-up Plus Pin Striping FOR APPOINTMENT ... CALL AFTER 4:00 P.M. 985-7832 985-3814 GUARANTEED INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES -- Annual Rates -- -- MORTGAGES BOUGHT & SOLD -- Ratés subject to change without notice. Call the office for more information. SCUGOG FINANCIAL SERVICES 250 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY PHONE 985-3832 All Members of Canada Deposit Insurance Corp The stars came out Thursday night at Cartwright Central Public when the school's drama club presented There She Goes, a delightful comedy set in a backwoods small fown. See story for details. Island United welcomes new Minister in June Scugog Island News by Mrs. Earl Reader On Sunday there was a double Anniversary celebration at the Island Hall when the families of Alvin and Joyce Heayn with Adrian and Phyllis Haines arranged a surprise party for the former couple of 40 years and the latter couple of 25 years, the wives being sisters. Prior to this gathering of friends and relatives there had been a family luncheon. The sisters were pleased to be back to the home area of their childhood and much of Joyce's adult years. Mrs. Edith Davis is happy for the recent arrival of a new grand- daughter and new grandson. Mothers, Karen and Valerie are doing fine. Eliza and Maurice Fralick have returned from an extensive bus tour thro' the scenic area of the United States, California and part of the West Coast. We are getting much closer to the time in June or July when we expect to meet the new Friday and Saturday Evenings Enjoy Plano Music by BILL DOWSON, local artist. EMIEL'S PLACE FOR RESERVATIONS CALL: 985-2066 -BOYS & GIRLS - Pick up your FREE Pumpkin Seeds now and enter our GIANT PUMPKIN CONTEST. 5 Miles East of Port Perry - 986-4771 Hay TA at Wes! ' 4 Line 8 AG DARE 18 DRAAS FAG COM.AG y Soret reach The ghore w hin § lew Island United Minister Rev. Brian Robinson of Alberta. The Manse Committee has spent much time and money in bringing this older home up to standard regulations in wiring, insulation and bathroom requirements. Old paper has been scraped from walls. The present task for Tuesday or Wednesday is painting ceilings and the help of men is requested. Please call Camille Crozier to offer your services. Another nec- essary expense has been appliances. 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