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cons st RG IER AL NIT 24 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, June 12, 1984 Borelians welcome Sandy Black this week by Bethany Schryburt Borelians Community Theatre of Port Perry is happy to announce the 'energy-plus' guest speaker for the Annual General Meeting to be held at Town Hall 1873, on Thursday evening, June 14. Sandy Black is presently Director of the Technical-Product- ion Program at Ryerson Theatre School in Toronto. His topic that evening will be 'Energy in Community Theatre'. The Borelians have had a very busy season once again and most of the membership is starting to feel the drain of energy, even though 'friends of the Borel- ians' are often popping up. The staff needed even to put on a small cast play is unbeliev- able. So come on, Sandy Black, bring on the 'Energy-Secret'. Sandy Black was born in Kitchener, Ontario. He left Canada for England in 1954 in order to study theatre, where theatre began. After graduating from the Webber-Douglas School of Singing and Dramatic 'Art in London, Mr. Black was awarded a Canadian Government Overseas Award Scholarship for France to study directing under Michél Saint-Davis at L'Ecole Superieure d'Art Dramatique de L'Est in Strasbourg. After a tour of Europe with La Comedie de I'Est he served as Director of Productions for The London Players in Belfast. Canada Council awarded him a grant for a study of European Theatres in 1959. He has also worked in several capacities for Haugens split two on the road Haugen's BBQ trav: 'elled to Udora Tuesday June 5th to come up against some excellent pitching by Ron Wagg. Haugen's scattered five "hits over the seven innings but could not score a run on Wagg losing 1-0. Udora scored their only run in the bottom of the 1st inning on an over-throw to second base. Jack Bright went the distance on the mound Licence time All owners of off-road vehicles had to register their vehicles with the Ministry of Transporta- tion and Communica- tions by June 1, 1984. Licence plates are available at every motor vehicle licensing office in the province. There is a $25 fee for the one-time plate. A vehicle permit will also be issued and it must' be carried by the driver whenever using the vehicle. The plate must be ( Oshauta's Week i aNADA CARIBBEAN ISRAEL MALT mounted on the front of two and three-wheeled off-road vehicles or on the back of four or more wheeled vehicles. Anyone under 16 years of age cannot register an off-road vehicle. Owners of newly pur- chased vehicles must have a dealer's cer- tificate of sale to register their vehicles. Those who have owned them for some time must sign a self-declaration of ownership supplied by MTC when registering. ail NG ARYHAW4,, Ho, << A, 8 ys 4 8 A Ry Ld \ fa J } xT $ wo [0 \ x : Eas CHINA POL Sh AND PORTUGAL UK, for Prince Albert giving 'up only 2 hits. That was Jack's first game he had pitched in two years and outstanding job well done. 5-3 Win Thursday June 7th, Haugens scored 5 runs on 11 hits to come home winners over Uxbridge River Valley by a score of 5-3. Danny McKee started things off in the top half of the 1st inning with an out of the park home run to give Prince Albert a 1-0 lead. There was no more scoring until the top of the fourth inning when Haugens scored four more times on hits from Dave Canning, Randy Prosser, Jack Bright, Ken Irvine and Danny McClure to take a 5-0 lead. Uxbridge scored their only 3 runs on two singles on a home run by Gory Brown to a 'e, Id complete the scoring. Winning pitcher was Ken Irvine, losing pitch- er was R. Nichols. Haugen's next home game is on Tuesday June 12 against the Zephyr Jrs. - game time 8:30 p.m., then on Sun- day, June 17 against Goodwood Sr's. (Rained out game); Tuesday June 19 Haugens at Brougham; June 21 Claremont at Haugens and on June 25th Haugens at Greenbank. All Haugen's home games are played at the main diamond in Port Perry - game time 8:30 p.m. Port Perry Jr.'s host the Zpehyr 'A's on Tuesday June 19th - game time 8:30 p.m. Gators roll to fourney win The Galley Fish and Chip Gators were un- defeated as they cap- tured the Port Perry Lions Lob Ball tourna- ment held over the weekend at the water- front diamonds. In a close final game, the Gators edged Green- Xe Of Fun JUNE 15 THRU 24, 1984 Friday, June 18 Hentage Fasinon Shoie Oshawa Centre 7 pm Faosta Pub \aght Col Mclaughlin Armon Spm to lam Saturday, June 1s Fosta hgh Tea At Parkioond Parkwood Estate 1am toS pm Fast Cat Frost Street Tn Canadian \utomotne Memoria Park Museum "toll pm Prissy ts Admission to all events as through the one-time purchase of a $3.00 Passport Passport also otters a chance on a gnean an weeks for two in Hawan = Compliments ot A ROGERS TRAVEL & CAROUSEL TOURS Ba mE-------- LAR) ~Sunday, June 17 Westmont Kcomnes Pancake Break tost Kinsmen Stadivm 8:30am. to 12:30 pm frost Parade Midtown Mall to Civic Auditorium 12.30 pm Pid Folk Festignl Concert Civic Auditonnum 23009 pm Queen Crowning 8:30 pm Monday, June 18 to Saturday, June 21 HINA I cok More than 40 Pavihions holding open house Sunday June 24 RG TREAT (8) PIEST Nas pr OSHAWA TOLRN ARTIS COUNCH [BPRS , ) I akon TRAY Park 1 to 3 Pp m sented by thy bank Orioles 14-11 to take the championship. The Gators played five games on Saturday and won all of them, out- scoring their opposition by 79-30. In the Consolation final, Nestleton Knights came out on top with a victory over Scugog Firefighters. Members of the Galley Gators are coach Herb LeGard, manager Carl Fitzgerald, Doug Bache, Jim Grosvenor, Bob Lee, Ron Davis, Bob McEachern, Don Harper, Jim Beatty, Bob Heyes, Doug Mann- en, Bob Tarbottom, Dave Mann, Bruce Smith, Greg Mills, Wayne Fox and Ted Blanchard. Ladies crush champs The Dennis Anderson Chev 'Olds Ladies Lob Ball team from Port Perry defeated the Enniskillen Ladies team 23 to 9 last Wednesday evening in Port Perry. The Enniskillen Ladies won the League Tournament last year so Daco had to be and were sharp to defeat them. Theresa VanHoof of the DACO team playing second base turned two well executed double plays and pitcher Donna Prosser made short work of the bottom half of the seventh inning with two strike outs against Enniskillen. Aggie MacKenzie for Enniskillen hit a home run and made catching look easy while playing the rover position. DACO will meet Sol- ina Wednesday evening at the ball diamond on Water Street with a perfect record of the season. sad . TE EET A. EIN. mme---- major theatres and schools: The Royal Court Theatre, The Lud- low Festival, The Central School of Speech and Drama and The Sadler's Wells Opera Company. In 1963 he joined The Royal Shakespeare Studio and in 1966 became Assist- ant to the Director of The Royal Lyceum Theatre Company. Upon his return to Canada in 1969, Mr. Black was invited to join the Faculty of the Theatre Department at York University sub- sequently becoming manager of Burton Auditorium and Direct- or of its Performing Arts Series. He has served as an adjudicator, director, instructor and consult- ant for Theatre Ontario, Theatre Canada and The Ontario Multicult- ural Theatre Assoc- iation. He is a past president of the Ontario Campus Culture Assoc- iation, an Associate Fellow of Winters College, York Univer- sity, and a past presid- ent of Theatre Ontario. In 1978-79 Mr. Black was the founding Artistic Director of the "Laugh- ing Water Festival" in Meaford, Ontario and in 1979, Adjudicator for both the Western Ont- ario Drama League AUTOMOTIVE MACHINE SHOP Head Rebuilding - Engines Rebuilt - Rotor & Drum Turning - Flywheel Resurfacing (flat & recessed) - Engine Boring and Head Resurfacing - Regional Festival, and the Quonta Regional Festival. He has twice adjudicated the Theatre Ontario Festival and has taught Theatre Ont- ario Summer Courses. Mr. Black has directed over eighty productions - comedy drama and opera - in Canada and abroad. How...may you ask is Port Perry so privileged as to obtain the talented and exciting, Mr. Black? Number one, the Borelians Community Theatre of Port Perry is paying him; number two, he is a 'friend of the theatre', and number three, Borelian mem- bers; Lyn Sparling, Kathy James and Sandra Blakney attend- ed a 'director's work- shop' of his and came back excited about, his 'theatre-Energy' and knowledge. Borelians Community Theatre of Port Perry will need many new members in order to present the season planned for 1984-85. However, entertain- ment, is not all. Education in theatre is high on the Borelian priority list. Sandy Black will provide a small taste of the education available to anyone willing to come out and create 'theatre' with us. 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