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28 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, November 26,1991 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" Local children's theatre group, the Millarlights, is busy preparing its Christmas produc- tion. Called "A Christmas Extravaganza", the production Is jam-packed with plenty of song and dance routines, as well as skits. Show dates for the production are Thursday, Dec. 12, Friday, Dec. 13, and Saturday, Dec. 14 at 8 p.m. A matinee will also be held on Dec. 14 at 2 p-m. All performances will be staged at the Town Hall 1873, located at the corner of Queen and Simcoe streets in Port Perry. Tickets are $5 and are available at Irwin Smith Music Limited, located across the road from Town Hall 1873. The cast of A Christmas Extrava- ganza Is pictured above. EXPERT REPAIRS to IBM & Compatible Computers Hardware upgrades and Software Support Order NOW for Christmas The Kawartha Summer Computers & Custom Theatre in Lindsay has an- packages nounced that their Christmas Used computers Vouchers for the 1992 play available occasionally season next July and August are now on sale. Vouchers are 985-9440 $12 each (incl. the G.S.T.) and DR. KEVIN DUNKERLEY and staff are pleased to welcome DR. LUC DI LUCIANO to our DENTAL PRACTICE located at Medical Associates Building across from the hospital. NEW PATIENTS AND OLD FRIENDS ALWAYS WELCOME Evening appointments available. 985-8459 . Town Hall (®, 3 i bo 1873 PORT PERRY I XX XX XX XX XXXXXT 4 proudly presents SYLVIA TYSON IN CONCERT SATURDAY, DECEMBER 7 - 8:00 PM Tickets available at 985-8900 © 009090000009990000000000009009000000009 8:00 PM $25. per person Draw for Airfare for Two to Hawaii a« \Z NEW YEARS GALA Karaoke Sing-along « Dancing - Make up a table of eight - a Tuesday, December 31 < (% Cash Bar + Midnight Buffet J Tickets available at 985-8900 When business Is good, it pays to advertise... When business Is bad, you've got to advertise! may be exchanged later at the box office for a reserved seat for any performance for any of the plays presented. By buy- ing now, a person will save al- most 20% on the regular sum- mer ticket price. A spokesman for the K.S.T. says these vouchers make wonderful stocking stuffers for the whole family nad are a unique gift for that person on yhour Christmas list that has "everything." Corporations and business might also take advantage of this sale by giv- Park Association Christmas dance is December 14 at Sunderland Arena Seagrave News by Diane Cooke Have you got your tickets yet? The Seagrave Park Asso- ciation Christmas Dance is Saturday, Dec. 14 at the Sun- derland arena. Cost is $20 per couple (a bus is available, $10 per couple). There will be munchies, door prizes and spot dances. Good time guar- anteed! Contact any of the fol- lowing for tickets: Seagrave Store, Keith Puckrin 985- 2489, Roy Puckrin 985-7480, Bert Hutcheon 985-2397. Me- linda Fish (705) 357-3507, Marilyn Blair 985-0408 or Helen Edinger at 985-7588. Happy anniversary wishes to Gretel and Clarence Came- Christmas vouchers still available for Kawartha Summer Theatre ing a voucher to an employee, to a sales representative, or to customers. Some service clubs or social groups within a com- munity might consider a voucher as a prize or a gift at various events that they will be sponsoring throughout the holiday season. Purchasing a voucher now will assist the Board of Directors of the K.S.T. in their campaign to raise funds for the operation of a 1992 season. Vouchers are available at all the usual out- lets or by calling 1-(705( 324- 9114 or 324-9111. Summer Theatre had slight increase in deficit after summer season Brian Tremblay, artistic di- rector of the Kawartha Sum- mer Theatre, announced at that organization's annual general meeting, there had been a slight increase in the accuinulated deficit after the close of the 1991 summer sea- son. Seven thousand dollars was added to the existing debt bringing the current deficit to $45,000. Mr. Tremblay sighted a short fall in revenue from the play sponsorship program as the principal reason for the increase in the deficit. "In these hard economic times," said Mr. Tremblay. "It has become increasingly diffi- cult to recruit sponsorship support from the business community. We know the sup- port for us is out there and we will be redoubling our efforts in that area for the 1992 sea- son." Despite this short fall in funds, the Kawartha Summer Theatre showed real growth in its 1991 season. There was a 10% increase in attendance over the previous season which represents 2,000 admis- sions and box office receipts met their projected budget. For further information please contact Mary Stoelinga at (705)324-9114. Workshop to focus on dealing with shame and guilt Coming from an alcoholic fami- ly can lead to a lot of shame and guilt for adult children of alcoholics which can affect them greatly in the present in different ways. The Family Education Resource Centre of Durham House is offering this two session workshop which will focus on how to handle. shame and guilt. The workshop will be held at Ministry of Revenue Building from 7 - 9 p.m. on Tuesday, Dec. 3 and 16, 1991. Cost is $16 per per- son. For more information or to register for this workshop, please' call the Centre at 579-2021 or 686-4353. ron. Happy 16th birthday to Kimberley Wray who celebrat- ed with a suprise party. Driv- ers beware, another Seagrave teenager will soon be on the road! Also happy birthday wishes to Enid Belair, Mildred Puck- rin, Krista Carr and Adam Jo- hansen. The Sandiford family would like to say a very special thank you to four people who by a series of events brought their dog back home. Thanks go to Jan Howard, who was having a crystal party, Norma Adams who saw the sign that Lisa Janssen wrote in the Sea- grave store and finally to Joanne Leveille who phoned and told Ann they found Clan- cy. SEAGRAVE NEWS Last Sunday was Reign of Christ Sunday. The church year from Pentecost (May 19) until last Sunday is called "or- dinary" time. Reign of Christ Sunday completes this ordi- nary time. The congregation enjoyed several musical numbers by Glen Beacock at the electric organ and his wife Erica Bea- cock and Alec Ingram playing the flute. Margaret Ingram Joined them to sing"Let There be Peace on Earth." Next Sunday is the first Sunday of Advent. It is also White gift Sunday, please take a nonperishable food or cloth- ing. The U.C.W. Christmas pot luck supper will be held Wednesday, Dec. 4, 6 p.m. at Gertrude Wannamaker's home. Please take food for first course or a dessert, also an unwrapped gift for the nursing home residents. Seagrave Christmas family night will be Sunday Dec. 8. (More details later). Last Friday evening was the annual Christmas dinner and gift exchange of Seagrave Fel- lowship Sisters held in the Kinsmen hall, Port Perry. A good time was had by a good turn out of members. Thanks again to Mrs. Gretel Cameron and Mrs. Audrey Beauchamp who provided part of the even- ings' entertainment. Thats all for the this week, please phone Ann Sandiford with any news for next week's column at 985-9440. CHURCH DID YOU KNOW? We Offer Quality Printing of oe Letterheads e e Business Cards e Wedding & Anniversary e Invitations e eBusiness Forms e PORT PERRY STAR OFFICE CENTRE 188 Mary St. - Port Perry ~~ fT --