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py Se in Sid Nt gui.atlis o eS ---- i ---- ---- A ---- PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, May 6, 1997 - 23 "A Family Tradition for 131 Years" ---- ee planted into the southside grounds. Here, Jason Behling, a 13-year-old Grade 7 student, gets into the action with his shovel. Don't Miss An Issue SUBSCRIBE to the PORT PERRY STAR Start yours today - call 985-7383 ; NOTICE We wish to draw your attention to the following in our 75 years Giant Spring Sale final Week flyer Page 5. Coleman Lantern/Heater 76-2618 & 76-2110-6, Item 6 - should read: Piezo Electronic Ignition. Item 7 - should read: propane heater We wish to draw your attention to the following in our current 75 Years Great Gifts for Moms flyer Page 16.Live Plants - no regular prices or savings should have been shown for our live plants. Page 14. Classic Cruiser Mens and Ladies Bike 71- 1922X & 71-1997, copy should read: These products will not be available during the week of the sale rainchecks will be issued. allow 6-8 weeks for delivery. Page. 19. Armor Plate 39- 2504-0 Copy reads: 524ml. Should read 425ml cnote 318/319-97 We sincerely regret any inconvenience we may Employers & Students A Summer Job Services are now here! . We offer you... . v $2.00/hr. wage subsidy v employment specialists who help match your company's needs with the students . v/ the choice of hiring your own students v/ an on-going commitment to work with your company to help you achieve your employment goals and ensure satisfaction Eligible employers are those who... v' operate or manage a registered business in Ontario v' are interested in hiring students to complement existing staff v' have WCB (or equivalent) and 3rd party liability insurance Want more answers? [oe] 1 i 7 Call us for more information &... DURHAM an immediate application EG (905) 852-7848 ext. 21 have caused you. ray Wore? When you'll get the same HOMESTEAD hat poner 985-2451 Pao, ~ UNITED (| [535 Z BLINDS Choral Society production continues 'Anne' will win your heart By Heather McCrae Port Perry Star Prince Edward Island came to Port Perry last Thursday evening when the Scugog Choral Society presented its premiere performance of the musi- cal Anne of Green Gables. Adopted by Donald Harron from the popular novel by Lucy Maude Montgomery, the music was written by Norman Campbell, with additional lyrics by his wife, Elaine, and Mavor Moore. As most everyone knows, Anne (Janet | -~Green)is sent from an orphanage to the home of Marilla Cuthbert (Michele Jones) and her brother, Matthew (Walter Bone). Living on a small farm on the outskirts of the tiny village, Avonlea, they had requested a boy to help with the chores, as .Matthew has a weak heart. Instead, it was Anne who Matthew picked up at the train station. Marilla makes it clearly known she is not happy 1997. First Language Registration \ The Durham Board of Education will im French first language unit at T.R. McEwen Senior beginning September 1997. L'enregistrement pour toutes les classe mai 1997 a 9.30 h et se fera par téléph parents qui désirent inscrire leurs enfants dans les classes de Ia Maternelle jusqu'a la sixieme annee peuvent le faire en teléphonant au Conseil scolaire de Durham au (905) 666-6371 Les enfants qui atteindront | 1997 sont éligibles au progr with a girl coming to Green Gables. But Anne makes her way into the hearts of everyone at Green Gables and makes her home in Avonlea. Anne is thrilled to meet Diana Barry, (Whitney Barris) a daughter of one of Marilla's friends. The two hit it off right away and become kindred spir- its. At school Anne is humiliated by a school- mate, Gilbert Blythe (Gavin Stanley) when he grabs her long red pigtails and asks 'what are these, carrots?' In a rage, she brings her slate down over Gilbert's head, breaking it in two. Although Gilbert constantly begs her for- giveness over the years she stubbornly refuses, "although deep down she harbours a fondness for him. With a cast of 37, most of them local, Anne of Green Gables will make you feel good all over. Playwright Norman Campbell and his wife Registration for classes will begin Thursday, May 15, 1997 at 9:30 a.m. by telephone only. French first lan their children for junior kindergarten through grade 6 by calling the Durham Board of Education at (905) 666-6371. Children eligible for the junior kindergarten program must be four years of age by December 31, 1997 and children eligible for the kindergarten program must be five Inscription pour I'école publique de ~ langue francaise Le Conseil scolaire de Durham offrira langue francaise a I'école T.R. McEw partir du mois de septembre 1997. au programme du Jardin. plement an elementary guage parents may register years of age by December 31, O & un module d'éducation en en Senior P.S. 3 Oshawa 3 S commencera le jeudi, 15 one seulement. Les age de 4 ans avant le 31 décembre ; amme de la Maternelle et ceux qui atteindront I'age de 5 ans avant le 31 decembre 1997 sont éligibles Elaine attended the pre- miere performance last Thursday. Mr. Campbell said he was very impressed with the cast, especially the young peo- ple. Reserved seating tick- ets are still available at Henshall's, 241 Queen St. Port Perry (985-1965) at $12 each. (A $2 surcharge towards the Town Hall improvements is included in the price.) Other per- formances are May 8, 9, 10, 11, and 15, 16, 17 at Town Hall 1873. Or you might want to take in a dinner package. . On May 10 dinner is at The Murray House while The Front Porch will be offering special menus on May 17. Tickets are $30 per person for dinner and the theatre, including taxes and can be pur- chased at Henshall's. All performances are at 8 p.m., except for the special Mothers Day Matinee on May 11 at 2 p.m. P.S., Oshawa, 28 re) € DuRW