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26 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, May 29, 1990 VENDRIG -- HOFSTEE Yi Janet Patricia Hofstee and Richard Raymond Vendrig were married on March 10, 1990 at the Immaculate Conception Church, Port Perry. Parents of the couple are John and Hinke Hofstee of Oshawa, and Adrian and Nellie Vendrig of St. Thomas. Marie Klaassen, friend of the bride, attended as maid of honour. John Juha, friend of the groom, attended as best man. The couple honeymooned on the slopes of Quebec and are now residing on the shores of Lake Scugog. A Hearing Loss is More Noticeable ... Than a Hearing Aid! QUESTION S to ask yourself? 7. Do you have ringing in your ears? = Call for an appointment: JACK MERLIN 1. Do you find it difficult to follow a conversation in a crowded room or restaurant? 2. Do you frequently ask people to speak up or repeat themselves? 3. Do you find yourself turning one ear toward a speaker to hear better? 4. Do you often find it difficult to hear when speaking cn the phone? 6. Do you find young children's voices difficult to hear? 6. Do you feel people are mumbling or not speaking clearly? If you answered "YES" to any of these questions, a hearing evaluation may be necessary. CAN WE HELP YOU TO HEAR BETTER? Come in and see the latest in canal Hearing Aids - "So small you won't believe how well they work'. HEARING TESTS and ANALYSIS OPEN: Mon. Tues.,.Wed., Thurs. 9 to 5 Hogan's Hearing Aid Centres j 230 QUEEN ST., PORT PERRY 2 any 985.4422 R844 Woodsmith Furniture Shoppe -- OF BEAVERTON -- 705-426-9288 waterbed mattresses in air or foam. BRING IN THIS AD AND RECEIVE YOUR LOVELY WOOD FOLK HEART. No Purchase Necessary. Only 40 Minutes from Port Perry on Hwy. 12 N. to Durham Rd. 15, turn left at lights, go approx. 1 km. on left. Closed Mondays, Tues to Sat 10 to 5 OPEN SUNDAY 11 to 4 FLOOR MODEL CLEARANCE SALE Custom made to order -- solid pine, oak and cherry furniture for every room in your home. Now available -- replacement PINE ENTERTAINMENT UNIT Sikanance . $1193. Available with Roll Top (extra) oyd Pereman (right) of Prince Albert was busy picking tem last week, thanks to a $500 lucky draw he wos rx ERE i. 4 : J ' : himself out a new stereo sys- ) at the Radio Shack opening In Port Cae Perry. With Lioyd are Joanne Blanchard and Rob unt, Radio Shack group manager for Ontario. From Page 18 dance numbers and acting scenes. And they lit the hearts of just about everyone in the audi- ence for the four sold-out perf- mances. And this coming weekend, - theyll be on the stage again for _the final three shows, Thurs- day, Friday and Saturday even- ings at 8:00 PM. Set in the "dirty 30's" at the height of the depression, the. story follows "Annie," played by Melissa Kroonenberg as she o" *, "escapes" frdm an ofphanage to! - the mansiori of billionaire ty- coon Oliver Warbucks, played by Brad Goreski. It's a heart warming tale as "Annie" is eventually adopted by the crusty Warbucks who really falls for this waif of a girl. In her first lead role, Melis- sa as "Annie" was a bundle of high powered energy on the stage, displaying a clear voice in her many solo songs. Brad Goreski has had sev- eral lead roles in Millar Light and Choral Society shows, and as Warbucks, he got the chance to show off his acting talents. With his double-breasted suits, his after dinner jackets, he looked the part of a rich ty- coon. And from the moment he appeared on stage barking or- ders to his mansion staff, he sounded like one, too. Leslie Bradley as War- bucks secretary Grace played this role with cool competence, all business, just as one would imagine her tobe. The supporting cast in the orphange, Warbucks mansion staff of valets and maids, the Hooverville down and outers on the streets of New York, the senators, and those for the radio show, were nothing short of first rate, with fine timing and a sense of dramatic flair. As Ms. Hannigan, the di- rector of the orphanage, Vanes-- sa Mumford played this brazen and brassy role marvellously. And when she teamed up. with Kent Jamieson (the sly, co- niving Rooster) and Karen Ma- hony (the gum-smacking, eye- lash fluttering Lily) the audi- ence loved their wonderful "Easy Streets" song and dance routine. In fact, the acting, singing and dancing through the entire show was paced and polished to the point where one had to stop to remember that the charac- 'Annie is a heart-wa 'large 1 ters on the stage are young chil- dren. Musical direction is by Tom and Catherine Millar, with stage direction by Nina Foxall . and Lynn Relf. The show is pro- duced by Karen Burns, and a number of dedicated peo- ple worked long hours on sets, rming fale props, costumes, make-up and a lot of other things which added to the success of this produc- tion. i Take a big bow, Millar Lights. If "Annie" is any indic- dation, local audiences will be - waiting for the "sun to come up tomorrow" on your next produc- tion, whatever that maybe. - Cancer Society extends {invitationto The Scugog Branch of the Canadian Cancer Society will be holding its annual meeting on June 6, and a warm invita- tionis extended to all. The meeting will be held at the Borelia Recreation Centre vB 2.5 meeting us A (Borelia Co-op) starting at 7:30 PM The Scugog Branch of the Cancer Society is always. look- ing for new members to serve as volunteers in any number of im- portant functions. Amadeus Seafood & Steak Hou 1180 Simcoe St.N., Oshawa 436-9333 or 436-9065 OPEN 7 DAYS a WEEK Banquet Facilities Available EVERYDAY DINNER SPECIALS * Roast Prime Beef (Can. 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