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38 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, June 12, 1984 S013 (2/84) \& Gregory _XORM, (ju (jor «Ll ne Near Lid. PORT PE FRI, SAT., 9P.M.-1AM. {Cover Charge starting 9 p.m) Mon Tues & Thurs 10106 Fri 109 Sat 10% RRY PLAZA 985-8160 STORE HOURS FRANK'S RESTAURAN CAESAREA 986-5553 T.J. FRASER & Fraser Canyon JUNE 15 JUNE 16 ", Headquarters for Freeman [=~ Formalwear \ T 9 S Something new can be a tough thing to deal with, whether it's a move to a new neigh- bourhood or a move in a new direction. For Epsom Public School, The Move mark- ed a successful first attempt at the difficult and often frustrating task of theatre. And yet the show was a delight, bursting with action and song. The Move follows a month or so in the life of young Harold Casey, played by Paul Kett, who is forced to move to a new town when his father (Alec Cranmer) is transferred. Like many young boys in the same situation, Harold finds it difficult to fit in, to make new . friends and to achieve in school. 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"People, they're really what count', Harold says, adding that people are the same everywhere. Ginny van Veghel, Julia Croxall, Michelle Smith and Collette Bert- rand filled out the cast, turning the short play into an intriguing look at early adolescence. Teachers Mr. Sawtell and Mrs. Lewis directed The Move. Mrs. Raines helped with scenery and Mrs. Coates was in charge of the music, which was performed by a 32 member choir. The choir added a light heart to the per- formance with songs like Jamaica Farewell and Yesterday (with a solo by Jason van Veghel). Choir members included Epsom produces fine light play som Public School's performance The Move. See story for details. ae Reynolds, Robert Van- Aaron Anderson, Sara Hawker, Mark Irwin, Denna Lovering, Danny Mahlberg, Jeffery Nott- ingham, Stephen Parish, Richard Pear- son, Greg Rankin, Darryl Slack, Niki Van- kessel, Christopher Vanuden, Robert Ash- ton, Suan Gourlie, Frazer, Puterbough, Robbie Stevenson, Andy Taylor, Ken Barber, Duke Capello, Dustin Jessup, Noel Lovering, Michael Pearson, Jane uden, Ian Wagner, Dennis White, Chris Wokral, Wendy Evans, Heather Munro, John Rankin, Alexis Sterritt and Glenn White. HOSPITAL REPORT for week ending May 31 Admissions ............... 30 Births ........................ 4 Deaths ....................... 2 Emergencies ........... 222 Operations ................ 15 Discharged ............... 22 Remaining ............... 43 Strawberry supper on July 4th Scugog Island News by Mrs. Earl Reader Seventeen ladies of the "Head" UCW met on Wednesday evening at the home of Marilyn Tripp. Marylyn Heayn's group based the study on the role of the family as to his place and his responsibility to his children. There was a review of past activities and plans for future events - Gr. 7 group at the Scugog Museum, papering at the Manse, Hospital wing opening, Murray Sat. June 16, Pioneer Days at the Scugog Museum - June 30 and July 1st, Strawberry Supper - Wednesday, July 4th. On Sunday at the Island United, several cottagers were welcom- ed while regular adher- ents had gone to other areas. We were remind- ed that next Sunday will be a special day for Sunday School and adults when promotions are announced. After the Service, all are invited to take part in a Congregational picnic with pot luck sandwich- es shared with supplied ice cream and bever- ages. As Rev. Tansley will be in Ottawa, Rev. Piercy will conduct the Services. Sunday June 24 will be Rev. Don Tansley's last official service with us. The Service will cele brate Holy Communion. We trust everyone will try to be present to show our appreciation for his encouragement and leadership toward call- ing a full time ordained minister. Two Sundays in July Rev. Piercy will conduct the Services. The Induction Service for Rev. Brian Robinson has been changed and will likely be Friday, July 13. Watch for future confirmation. wa Clifford and Helen Redman spent a few days in Montreal when they accompanied son David. Congratulations to Marilyn and Tom Red- man who recently welcomed a second little son. The Women's Instit- ute will meet Wed. evening June 20. The ladies are reminded to bring 3 items to be put in the fish pond at the Annual Auction Sale, Sat. July 21 at the Community Hall. We trust you are gathering up unused items to be donated and picked up. HELPFUL HINTS Cat make a mistake? Rub with a solution of vinegar or lemon juice and warm sudsy water. Blot until fairly dry then pour straight club soda over the spot. Blot again. When dry- rub spot with cloth dampened in am- monia. This will take the odour away and kitty will not do that again. be the co-operators ANNOUNCES THE APPOINTMENT OF BRUCE J. WALKER as Career Representative in the Sunderland - Uxbridge - Port Perry area. Call Bruce for all your insurance needs at 357-3094 R.R. 4, Sunderland (2nd of Brock West of Highway 12) 2 "5 the co.operators INSURANCE FOR: FARM - HOME - AUTO - LIFE - TRAVEL COMMERCIAL - ANNUITIES - FARM FLEETS