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12 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, December 15, 1987 ' & » 5 L Nya - "op ---- n : ol of 4 v7, gy N 4 Even the choral readers were dressed beautifully, with their sparkling headbands and bright tion of Santa Packs His Sack. A brightly dressed clown grins during his performance. red bows, during the presenta- Toy soldiers march in step towards a Christmas delivery to children's homes by St. Nick. BRUTON'S Come and let Calling All 200 QUEEN 8T. -- PORT PERRY -- 288-811 presents 'Gentlemen's N ight' WEDNESDAY, 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM We pay the Sales Tax and Wrap your gift FREE .. Renee, Jacki and Bev help you select your Lady's Gift! Boyfri ends, Sons and Dads? i AS IDA DRUGS DEC. 16th Santa Packs His Sac It's as plain as the nose on Rudolph's face--Christmas is just around the corner Nobody knows this better than children, especially the many kids in public schools across the township, who are busily preparing for annual Christmas concerts. Last Thursday December 10th, the Port Perry Star had the honour of being invited to Santa Packs His Sack, a musical presented by Ep- som Public School at Utica Memory Hall. More than sixty youngsters took part in the program, which centered on Santa Claus and his wife prepar- ing for Christmas Eve, and packing all the toys for his annual trip. One by one, all of Santa's toys crossed the stage and sang gleeful- ly, as Santa (played by Danny Sutherland), Mrs. Claus (Christy Mahlberg), Frosty the Snowman (Justin Bigglestone) and Jack in the Box (Michael Saunders) looked on. Elves were played by Paige Florence, Travis MacSween, Melissa Hooker, Ashley Richardson. Kristy Trotter and Jennifer Stone. Dolls were played by Lee Anne Parish, Andrea Walley, Shauna Simmonds, and Samantha Diotte. Jason Cooper was a cowboy and Aaron Combdon was a pirate. Clowns were Craig Evans, Mat- thew Saunders, Matthew Jeffrey, Michael Saunders, Adam Olivero, Angela Stroud and Robbie Watson. Soldiers were Evan Gower (who also designed the cover of the play's program), Joel Thompson, Bradley Hawker, Travis Van Kessel, Scott Risebrough and James Kidman. Kids on a Train were Brenda Tromans, Dayna Ballagh, Lindsey Doble, Michael Giannini, Mark Power, Teena Evans, Chris McWilliam, Stephen Doble. Robots were Adam Andrews, Tina Andrews, Leah Cleeton, T.J. Flood, Lindsay Gower and Jordon MacKay. Candy Canes were Melin- da Saunders, Jill Stroud, Jennifer Vale, Tanya Schaal, Valerie Ward and Cynthia Quigley. A group of "choral readers' pro- vided the narration for this charm- ing production. They -were Anna Evans, Tanya Wilson, Dennis Good- man, Joel van Veghel, Diana Terlouw, Andrea Sutherland, Katie Collins, - Ardon Crowder, Aaron Crowder, Amy Irving, Daniel Lee, Mandy Schaal, and Graeme Powell. T he hi ronl | Doom ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES both large & small at LANDFALL FARM R.R. 1, Blackstock, Ont, 5 mi east of Port Perry on Hwy JA (416) 986-5588 OPEN EVERY DAY Except Wed & Thurs by chance CHRISTMAS SALE at least 10% DISCOUNT through to December 24th 1987 GIFT CERTIFICATES... Emiel's Place A GREAT CHRISTMAS GIFT IDEA! Downtown Port Perry 985-2066 or 285-2257 Two of the many dolls that will arrive under the tree Christmas morning, dance their way to Santa's sack on Christmas Eve. Two smiling clown faces lit up the stage at Utica Hall for San- ta Packs His Sack. PORT PERRY PET SHOP 158 Queen Street 985-8065 oo DURHAM REGION'S LARGEST PET SHOP now presents another first .. CLIP ANY COMPETITOR'S (including major chains) 'SPECIAL' AD or COUPON and WE'LL MATCH IT! ALL Merchandise Included. . fh, fA HAGEN Offer expires Dec. 31/87. Quality Pet Products Right reserved to limit quantities Rainchecks given.