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er 4 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, February 13, 2001 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" Borelians set to stage Miller's All My Sons Drama, opening Feb. 22, focuses on issues of family, loyalty, honour The Borelians' production of "All My Sons" opens Feb. 22. Arthur Miller's 1947 drama, "All My Sons," takes place in post war era American. It is a time when loyalty, trust and values were the backbone of the American society. Amidst the complexities of family, duty and honour, "All My Sons" chronicles the lives of two families and their struggle to come to terms with the loss of a son to war and the extraordinary actions of an ordinary man. The patriarch of the Keller family is Joe (Dave Robinson). During the war, Joe and his partner Steve Deever manufactured aircraft engine parts for the Air Force. The two were accused of manufacturing faulty engine parts resulting in the deaths of 21 pilots, an action that Joe's partner has been imprisoned for. Joe's oldest son Larry, a pilot serving in the Pacific, was reported missing in action on Nov. 25, 1943. Left behind to cope with the loss of a son is Kate Keller (Ruth Smith). She is a woman who desperately struggles to keep the memory of her lost son alive amidst the ever strengthen- ing relationship between her other son Chris Keller (Dave McKay) and Ann Deever (Robin McKay) Larry's fiance and Steve Deever's daughter. Chris Keller invites Ann to the house to propose to her and must help Kate realize and accept Larry's death. The surprise appearance of George (Harry Nobel), Ann's broth- er who has just come from visiting his imprisoned father, brings to the backyard gathering a moment of intense rev- elation. Set in the backyard of the Keller home on a warm August day, three years after Larry's disappearance, the story of "All My Sons" unfolds throughout a single day, a day that brings with it the friendship of neighbours, two people very much in love and the turmoil and guilt of a hidden past. The Borelians production marks the directing debut of William Walker who last worked as an actor on their pro- Dave Robinson and Ruth Smith portray Joe and Kate Keller in The Borelians' productionof Arthur Miller's play All My sons. The drama, which cen- duction of "The Stillborn Lover." "This has been a wonderful experience involving the fine ensemble effort of both cast and crew. All My Sons is truly an American tragedy who's relevance is as timely today as it was in 1947," said Mr. Walker. PHOTO BY ANDREW OXENHAM tres on the tensions between two families in post-World War Il America, opens at Town Hall 1873 in Port Perry on Feb. 22. "All My Sons" takes place at Town Hall 1873 in Port Perry. Production dates for this show are: Feb. 22, 23, 24 at 8 p.m.; Feb. 25 at 2 p.m. matinee; March I, 2 and 3 at 8 p.m. Tickets are $15 on sale (reserved seating) at Henshall's Clothiers. Call (905) 985-1965. LRT TY, hy Sly ERORR CTC owner i marks first § year at store Staff at the Port Perry Canadian Tire surprised store owner: Jeff Hodgkinson last Friday (Feb. 9) afternoon with a cake and gifts to mark his one-year anniversary 'with the local franchise. He officially took over the store on Feb. 10, 2000. On hand for the celebration were, back. row from left, store man- ager Gord Cooper, office manager Barbara Ward, and auto technician Ken White. Museum issues call for board members The Scugog Shores Historical Museum has openings on the Board of Directors in 2001. The term of office is three years and as a member of the Board, you wijll contribute your thoughts, ideas and energy providing input to tactical as well as strategic plans that guide the operation and development of the museum. As well, you will be on one or more commit- tees of personal interest to you such as Human Resources, Finance, Physical Plant 'and Development, or Collection Management. In addition, there are specific roles that you might undertake within the organization. At the current time, there is a need for a treasurer, volunteer coordinator and a chair- person for fundraising. All of these are chal- lenging positions and prior experience in the discipline is a definite plus, for example, a business background in finance would be ideal for the role of treasurer. Currently, on the board, there is a cross- section of the communi- ty. There are young pro- fessionals, business people, homemakers, semi-retired individuals and retirees. Common traits are "community spirit, inter- 'est in the historical past, and love of a challenge. If you would like to apply, please send a let- ter to the address below outlining your particular interests and a few facts about yourself. Please reply to: Scugog Shores Historical Museum; 16210 Island Road; Port Perry, Ontario LIL 1B4; (905) 985-3589. f