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6 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, November 19, 1985 Editorial Comments (From page 4) years and we see no reason why he won't continue this record tor the next three years And although we have differed with John Wolters on issues in Scugog on more than one occasion, he 1s a man who stands by his convictions and principles He worked hard as a ward and area coun- cillor the Township and declared early his intentions to seek the mayor's chair Overall, we cannot quibble with the make-up of the new council The seven members have a great deal of municipal experience, and with people ike Howard Hall and Yvonne Christie who are not afraid to speak their mind, we anticipate some lively debates around the table as the term wears on On November 12, we witnessed some very interesting and tight races for the seats on council and school board. All those who let their names stand for office deserve congratulations. And now that we know who the winners are. it's ime to get on with the business for which they were elected Letters Democracy at work Dear Sir: I would hke at this time to offer my congratulations to the people who were elected to council To those who were not elected, con- gratulations for having the courage to put your name and offer your ser- vice to the taxpayer. You were also winners in the eyes of many Democracy, what does it mean" To many 1n our Township it seems to mean nothing They will not take the time to go and vote Voung is a privilege, not a right, a privilege we could lose. I have been in a country where voting 1s unknown and people would love to have our system. Democracy 1s still alive here thanks to you fine people. Once again | offer my congratula- tions to the winners and defeated, lets all go forward and make Scugog a great place to hve and work Personal Regards, Paul Saulmer, Scugog Township Microfilm at library Dear Sir I would hke to pubhcely thank Peter Hvidsten of the Port Perry Star for having the local newspaper put on microhlm This 1s a very special itt to the community Mr John Beirness. who uses the microfilm often. has spoken about this collection to the staff at the Pro vincial Archives They think that we probably have the best and most complete collection of local newspapers on microbilm of am mumaeipahty an the province of Ontario To pay to have this macrobilming New laws (From page 5) drivers on our roads and highways Sponsored by Hiram Walker Brands and backed by the Associa hon of Police Chiefs in Canada and several Anti drinkimp driving orgamzations this program will re quire your co operation and that of all heenced establishments Volunteer to be the designated driver for the exemmnyg at any or all celebrations Take 1 friends you will last fimsh a whole Tot Stronger tansy my longer and P'S Late Thursday afternoon just after 1 had put thas letter together | done was an ex ensive undertaking for the Port Pe ry Star publisher, and a project tha the hibrary could never afford todo Although still ex pensive, the cost to the hbrary to purchase a duphcate was much less than having to pay for the origimal Thanks to vou Peter. tor providing this community with such a vital and very special istoncal legacy Sincerely Judy Maccoll Chiet Tabraran Scugoe Memorial Public Fabra welcome received a phone call from a Port Perey High School student. Heath Bovd informing me a nurse from a trauma umt of a hospital. Mr Paul \rculus. other teachers and many many or most students were putting together a drnnking driver and a Designated Dniver Program of ther own at the thgh School Come on folks let us all get invol ed at these people are concerned let show them we all ot us are concerned Rov Walker Smith Port Perry Ontario "Thank You" to the Residents of the Township of Mariposa Sincere Thanks for your support at the polls, November 12, 1985 Edwin A Starr Borelians "The Little Prince' Youngsters do a fine job in their demanding roles Friday. November 15, marked the opening of this year's pre-Christmas offering by the Borelians. "The Lit tle Prince = The fantasy will appeal to the children. but the deeper message will appeal to all age groups The production crew this year deserves particular credit "When Burbage played the stage wag bare," but I'm sure he would have appreciated this spectacular set To see just this 1s worth the ad- mission, but adding to this ""fantasy- etherial" effect are the special ef- fects, the lighing effects, the sound and especially the costuming. The costume portrayal of the snake, the bird. and the roses, are particular- ly immaginative. The whole effect 1s to add an almost fourth dimension of timelessness to the setting which ties in very effectively to the timelessness of the underlying message of the play. The entire cast has done a very creditable job portraying their roles. Monica Franssen as the Lit- tle Prince plays a very demanding role and does it well. Very energetic performances were presented by key cameo roles by Maija Ham- mett, Adele Armstrong and David Ellis. Chris Rollo, Stephanie Butt and James Dyer also performed well in their roles of the Snake, the Bird, and the Pilot respectively. The Borelians have always tried to make the production relate to the young, and to this end, Lynn Korbak directed the group of Diana Bengel. Ehzabeth Connell, Jennifer Geer, Allie Nolan, Kim Rollo and Lee Rollo, as the 'rose garden." These youngsters will hopefully become more involved in other community plays in the future. Again, with this DOG GROOMING by Marylynn wie) 263-8527 formerly ™Me Dope Salon in mind the program announced the two bursary winners this year presented to two graduating students who will be continuing their education in the performing arts They are Michael Taylor (PPHS). and Michael W McDiarmid (CHS) In all. this years play 1s a much more polished and professional presentation which will interes) young and old alike The play 1s good and is well acted by the cast. but it is the setting and the special effects particularly that make this show a worthwhile tip for the whole family. Your last chance to see "The Little Prince' will be November 22 at 7:30, and November 23. at 2 30 at Town Hall 1873 WHITBY-OSHAWA HONDA 1110 Dundas St. East - Whitby, Ont. SALES SERVICE LEASING NEW & USED CARS Call ... Kevin Cannon Nef 666-1772 CTY 686-1745 RESIDENCE 985 2515 BASICS OF DRAWING Ten 2-hour classes devoted to development of drawing skills beginning Saturday Jan 4th Instructor Leslie A Parkes Enrol now! Port Gifts Port Perry 985-2543 "THANK YOU" A sincere thank-you to all those who participated in my election campaign for Councillor - Ward 1. To the voters, may | ex: press deep gratitude for your involvement at the polls on November 12th and the trust you have shown in my abilities. pleasure to d bring out a in Reach It will be my sincere represent your concerns an strong voice 10 work for you -- YVONNE CHRISTIE Your voice for Ward | i oN or. PFET EE. \A AR A hn 'HTH WYGERDE - TEUNK On September 14th 1985 at the Immaculate Conception Church Alfred Grima united in marriage Teresa Maria daughter of Joseph and Her dria Wygerde of Nestleton and James Harry son of Diane and Henry Tene ol Harriston Father The bride given in marriage by her parents wore a traditional gown n white hitton and schiffly lace intricate bead work adorned the bodice and ti length sleeves She wore 3 matching brinmed hat with a fingertip veil that was accented with sequins and pearls Nancie Nicholson sister of the bride. was matron of honour The bridesmaids were Anne Marie Hoogeveen cousin of the bride and Elizabeth Teune sister yt the groom The attendants wore floor length gowns of blue chitfon and "arr ed bouquets of pink and white carnations accented with baby s breath he groom wore a siiver grey tuxedo with a pink rose boutinniere "he best man was John Teune brother of the groom The ushers were Harold Teune brother of the groom and Edward Wygerde brother of the bride Following the ceremony pictures were taken at Cullen Gardens with the reception at the Nestleton Community Centre Brvan Nicholson brother in iaw of the bride was Master of Ceremonies Harry Hoogeveen the bride s uncle recollected some mer ores of the bride s grow ng up vears Follow ng were toasts to the parents bridesmaids and others wha made this day perfect for hm and Teresa The bride and groom spent their honeymoon in Pennsylvania at the Poconos Mountain Resort The newlyweds are now residing in Guelph ~~ GG Gy Wy, rr wy REE Re Gr " ala aL Lath i J w A oe ts 3 vores IIT pe YS Py -- ry _ po v - aul ---------- ar ee A creat Wala Mw (RIPEN pron ees. on i i gL TNC TN WC Tw Rp.