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PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, May 11, 1993 - 9 KELLY LOWN/PORT PERRY STAR A Norway Maple was planted at S.A. Cawker Public School on May 5 as a memorium to Brad Fraser, a student of S.A. Cawker, who passed away April 13. Brad's class (Class 72) dedicated the tree In his memory In an area at the north end of the school, which will soon become a fenced off conservation area. Pictured are Ken Fraser, left, Brad's father, Trustee Joyce Kelly, Scott Jeffrey of Class 72 and Ward 3 Councillor Ken Gadsden officialy dedicat- ing the area. The tree was donated by South Port Gardens and was transplanted by McMil- len Tree Farms. A plaque symbolizing the memorium will be placed in the school. Borelians group to stage variety show fundraiser It's a busy time for the Bore- lians Theatre group of Port Perry. Just when its members were about to wind down its season with last minute busi- ness, a major win at the recent ACT-CO festival (best presenta- tion of a drama) caused them to swing into high gear once again. As it was the play chosen to represent Central Ontario in the province-wide theatre On- tario festival, the cast and crew of "Night of January 16th" are literally scrambling in order to reproduce the play in Peterbo- rough. "It is no easy feat," declares producer/director. Dave Ellis who must juggle the schedules of approximately 30 people and plan sudden rehearsals, pro- duction meetings and trips to Peterborough within the next two weeks in order to restore this play. "But the honor of be- ing chosen is worth the hard work and aggravation." Meanwhile, other Borelian members are in the midst of planning a one-night variety show "That's Entertainment '93." Oniginally intended as a general year-end wind-up and fundraiser, it has now become the vehicle which will hopefully offset the costs of restaging "Night of January 16th." "But this show is not merely a means to an end," say producers Kellea Passmore and Bunty Webb. "This is a high calibre show with top notch performers - some well known locally, some not. 00 .0.6.06.0.0000060000000000 LAA LALA AD Don't Miss the PORT PERRY OME SHOW May 14 to 16 at the : Port Perry Arena. : ~ Free Admission ~ : ~ Free Parking ~ AR AR AAAAAAAAAALA SSAA ANAS AS AAAS AN [A A 08884 aa assssassssssssss ss asa al Though they wouldn't give away any names (to keep the show a surprise), they did say that all the singers, dancers, ac- tors and musicians are from the Durham area. "The show was created in the spirit of the old variety shows of the 50s and 60s and will include a real interesting assortment of performances," explains Ms. Passmore. She guarantees the audience will leave feeling uplifted. As the show runs for only one night and the cast is large, a sell out show is predicted so the pro- ducers suggest you get your tickets quickly. Tickets are $10 and may be attained by calling Norma Van Camp at 985-3527 or Bunty Webb 985-8154. Show time is 8 p.m. sharp on Saturday, May 15 at Town Hall, 1873. Seats are not reserved! NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING COMMUNITY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL PORT PERRY Wednesday, June 23, 1993 at 8:00 p.m. in the Hospital Library The Annual Meeting shall, in accordance with the By- laws, receive the reports of the committees, receive the report of the auditors, consider By-law amendments passed by the Board of Directors since the last Annual Meeting, and elect Governors and shall consider such other business as properly comes before the meeting. Members eligible to vote at the Annual Meeting are Life Members and those individuals who have purchased their annual membership thirty (30) days preceding the date of the Annual Meeting. Every member of the Auxiliary of the Community Memorial Hospital who holds a currently valid membership in the Hospital Auxiliary shall be a member of the hospital Corporation and entitled to vote at the Annual Meeting. No person shall be nominated at the Annual Meeting for election to the office of Governor, whose name has not been submitted to the Secretary of the Board in writing, signed by two qualified members of the Corporation at least thirty days before the date of the Annual Meeting. David A. 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