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~~ J BA Bar ri BR ROR SPARTA ERSTE fe A) Pie Co ALA DRA ae PPHS drama students preparing for their * Spring Drama Night It's another active year for Port Perry High's amateur Drama enthusiasts as they swing into preparation for the annual Spring Drama Night, to be held this year in May. - Warm-up activities for the students included Decem- ® ber's sell-out Children's play Star Trip, presented at the annual Child's Christmas in Port Perry and-assisted by the Junior High School Band under the direction of Peter Chellew. The talented Star Trip cast, directed by Diane Lackie, entertained Grade two and three public school children in a fast-paced production which featured 'far-out robots Leon Tapper and Andy Williams, an intergalactic messenger Alfie, better known as Lisa Taylor, the villainous pirate Ed Canning, and the heroic Captain Cosmic, alias Cam Muir. Drama Club and Theatre Arts students, as well as others, then finished up December with their annual entertaining Christmas Assemblies, aided by some agreeable teachers who staged an unruly classroom scene, and the band under the direction of Mr. Baird. In rehearsal now for the New Year are Chekhov's play The Boor, directed by . David Sims, and a challeng- ing modern play Black Comedy, directed by John Crocker. The Raft, by Stephen Leacock, a seldom- performed comic curtain- raiser, and Leon Tapper, in original mime, under Mrs. Lackie's direction, will round out the busy evening. Ashburn news by Mrs. E. Heron The first Sunday of Epiphany was observed at Burns Church last Sunday morning, when Rev. McEntyre had a good message for the new year 8 entitled "Growing New in Christ". The Senior choir sang God of Grace and God of Glory. Mrs. Betty Ejmm- and Miss Elaine Knight looked after the Junior Church. It is good to have Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Emm and family back from their holiday in Florida. Messrs Ronald and Arnold Ashton spent the holiday week with their aunt Mrs. Ruth Purdy of Mono Centre and enjoyed skiing several times on the Orangeville ski hills. Recent visitors at the W. Tops | Port Perry TOPS Club held their Christmas meet- ing at Conway Gardens. Queen for "78 was Ruth Gimblett. Best loser for December was Dorothy - ®Fitze. Port Perry '0000000000000000000" MINI CINEMA 985-8535 Fri: 7 &9 Sat. & Sun: 8p.m. Gardner Home were Mr. and Mrs. Allen Bonnell, Mr. and Mrs. Frank McKim and family, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Gardner and Sharon, Mr. and Mrs. E. Westfall and Heather, Mr. and Mrs. N. Samells, Mr. Mike Gardner, Mr. Wm. Lee, Mrs. Irma Tripp and Mr. and Mrs. W,, Parrinder. Mrs. Lena Doble of Whitby spent Christmas day with - her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Ashton and family. Mr. and Mrs. W. Gardner and Jean, Mr. and Mrs. N. Samells and Mr. Wm. Lee spent New Years Day with Mr. and Mrs. E. Westfall and daughter Heather of Orillia. Ladies, it is this coming Saturday that we are going to be making bread in the Church hall. It's not too late to get interested and you don't have to live in the Ashburn area, everyone is welcome. Come along at nine o'clock and bring a lunch for yourself at noon and a hot drink will be pro- vided. ' bread will tell you there is a great satisfaction in it and we learn lots more than just plain bread making. _Have a good week. PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Jan. 10, 1979 - en "7 Seagrave and area news by Mrs. B. Somerville It appears that the Sea- grave residents are either recouperating from the Festive Holidays or they "spent the weekend resting up for the busy routine of the New Year activities. Church and Sunday School were. well attended on Sunday morning, however there were no recipients to the Birthday Box. The General Meeting for the U.C.W. will be held tonight, Wednesday January 10th at 8:00 p.m. in the Church Sunday School" Room. The installation of the officers will be done at this meeting. Unit I of the U.C.W. will be holding their first meeting of the new year on Monday, January 22nd at Mrs. Reta Boe's as well as Unit II who will hold their meeting on January 22nd at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Jones. The Beaver Group will meet Thursday, January 11 at 6:15 p.m. in the church. This will include a Sharing Lesson and Assembling and Binding Colouring Books. Mrs. Anne arr (Chipper) _ has resigned one of the leaders. She would like to thank the Beaver Group and leaders fq their lovely gift that was pbesented to her. The Seagrave Congrega- tional Meeting will be held on Tuesday, January 16th at 8:00 p.m. in the Church. Everyone is invited to attend this meeting. The Nominating Commit- tee consisting of Mrs. Enid Belair, Mr. Don Beacock, Mrs. Barb Short and Mr. Len Somerville have been busy doing their duty and it appears that all the openings on the various boards have now been filled and every- thing is ready for the New Year. Thanks committee, you folks do a real good job. The Sunday School held their annual meeting on Thursday of last week. They too have done a great job on replacing the various teachers that have resigned from their positions. These folks gain very little recog- nition throughout the year for dedicating their time and efforts to teaching these little folks. Thanks teachers and thanks also to Mr. Greg Smith for taking over being Superintendent. We are sorry to hear Mrs. Mabel Hurst had a fall since we last saw her at the Fellowship Sister Supper and is now having her arm supported in a sling. 1 understand too that Mrs. Rosetta Stone is coming along nicely and now is learning how to manipulate a wheel chair, Our best wishes to you ladies as well as Mrs. Barb Short who is coming along slowly. Mr. and Mrs. Short entertained Haywood their family and the Lloyd family and friends at the Rock Haven Restaurant in Peter- borough for a belated New Conway Gardens RESTAURANT Hwy. 7A - Port Perry Years Dinner. After the bountiful dinner everyone was invited back to Mr. and Mrs. Larry Short's for a little get together. Please call your nd ick news to Mrs. rilyn Beacock AL 983-3586: Did You Know....that Community Care needs young people, Grade 7 and up to do grass cutting and yardwork to assist Senior Citizens? If you like to help others and make a little money, please call 985-8461. 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