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IN r._ 10 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, October 29, 1985 -- ELECT -- JOHN WOLTERS MAYOR Make Your Vote Count On NOVEMBER 12, 1985 For Further Information Call: 986-4303 elect - am 6 \" for COUNCILLOR 3 [y g WARD | - Voice today for tomorrow's needs. As of November 1, 1985, the "Strawberry Threads' clothing stores in both Port Perry and Uxbridge will be under new ownership. Lyn and Audrey Turner, who currently operate a clothing store in Markham, have purchased the business. | would hike to thank all of my customers, friends and acquaintances for their sup- port during the past four years in Port Perry and fourteen years in Uxbridge I am certain that Lyn and Audrey will en- joy serving you as much as | have With sincere thanks, Clothes for the contemporary woman 80 BROCK ST - 852-3683 UXBRIDGE 229 QUEEN ST 985-8551 PORT PERRY A ' Prince makes appearance There are two sure signs in Port Perry that Christmas is just around the corner. The annual Santa Claus Parade 1s just around the corner and the Borelians are hard at work on their production of "The Little Prince" which will be a delight for all ages and all members of the family. Aptly described as "a play for children and smart adults,' the pro- duction is being directed and pro- duced by Lynn Sparling who says it is a play with a message. "It tells us all that we have to take the time for our friendship, that what is important in life is often in- visible to the eye," she said inan in- terview during rehearsals at Town Hall 1873 last Sunday afternoon. Adapted from the classic novel by Antoine de St. Exupery, "The Little Prince" is described by Mrs. Sparl- ing as a "morality play' that follows the adventures of the little prince on earth and in the universe as he searches for true friendship. It will have an appeal to adults and children, and even very young kids will be fascinated by the move- ment, the colour of costumes and sets, and the special effects. Some of the main characters in this Borelian production include Monika Franssen as The Little Prince, Dave Ellis in three roles, Christine Rollo as the snake; James Dyer as the pilot; Ron Halligan as the lamplighter; Maija Hammett as the rose and Adele Armstrong as the queen. Port Perry model Stephanie Butt has a role in the play and six young girls round out the cast. Some of those working behind the scenes on this play include Dave Sparling as technical director, Dave Litt on sets, Carl Platten on graphics, Sandra Blakney with costumes, and Lana Douglas with make-up. As well, the Borelians, in an effort to get young people interested in community theatre will have several people working as assistants on this production. According to Mrs. Sparling this is just the second time the novel has been performed on stage as a play. and it has been up-dated to give it a modern flavour. All tickets will be $3 each and dur- ing the final performance on November 23, winners of the poster contest will be announced. There will be a total of five perfor- mances of 'The Little Prince' star- ting November 15 at 7:30 and cont)- nuing with two matinees at 2:30 on November 16 and 17. There will be an evening perfor- mance November 22 followed by the final matinee at 2:30 on the 23rd. Members of the cast from the Borelians "The Little Prince" took time out from rehearsal Sunday afternoon for a photo. Five performances of the play will be staged in November (see story) and it is suitable for all ages. In front are Christine Rollo, Monika Franssen (who plays the Little Prince) and James Dyer. At back are Dave Ellis, Ron Halligan, Maija Hammett and Adele Armstrong. invites yo to visit he the most INNO fashion. sweaters, an Fur Monday to Friday Saturday Paula Lislhhman u, her neighbours. r studio, and sample vative approach t Knit fur jackets, d now coats, as We t in the world. Come fur ha the bes! self In comfort. and wrap your yarn also available. 62 Old scugog Rd. stock. Ontario J sunday and evenings 986-5096 Paula Lishman LTD. o fur capes, Il as o village) 10am to5pm by appointment or 686- 193+ /) %