12 - PORT PERRY "WEEKEND STAR" FRIDAY, MAY 12, 2000 ed Large crowds piled into Prince Albert Public School last week as stu- dents there staged their own production of "Annie Jr.", following the well- know trials and troubles of Little Orphan Annie, played here by Mallory McGrath. Woman is honoured for community theatre work By Chris Hall Port Perry Star For her dedication and commitment to the per- forming arts, Port Perry's Vivian Lee has been made a life-member of Ontario's theatre commu- nity. A performer since the age of 12, Ms Lee was pre- sented with the honour last month during the board position. "It's really a form of recognition for the time and effort I've spent work- ing for this board," Ms Lee said. "It means I'm a mem- ber for life; there's no more annual fees for as long as | live, which is really neat." She was first nominat- ed to the board - which atre, some okay theatre and some pretty bad the- atre. | saw a little of every- thing when | was making my way around," she said. "But it was a wonderful experience." From there, she contin- ued to serve on the ACT- CO board, first for two years as vice-president, followed by two as presi- dent and then two as annual Association of represents community past-president. Community Theatres - theatre groups like the And, still, the desire is Central Ontario (ACT-CO) Bgrelians and Scugog there to participate in awards, where top actors, actresses, directors, and other supporting staff and crew received THEAs for their outstanding work. A director on the ACT- CO board for more than 10 years now, Ms Lee has played an instrumental role in the province's the- atre community since she was nominated for the Drapery Choral Society in four dif- ferent regions across the province - almost 16 years ago, while performing with groups in Port Perry, Oshawa and Scarborough. After her first year as a board member, Ms Lee became the ACT-CO East Region representative for another year before tak- ing on the role of assistant chairman of the group's annual festival. During that time she helped restructure the festival, and took over as festival chair the following year. "I saw literally hun- dreds of shows, and there was some really good the- local community theatre. "It's great. | still love to be involved in it. The very first time | was on stage | really enjoyed it because Iwas being someone other than who 1 really was," said Ms Lee. "When you take on a role seriously enough, you can get inside the head and heart of a different type of person, or inside someone who has experi- enced different things in their life. "That's what | really love about it; it helps you understand people bet- ter... it lets you live the life of someone else for awhile." 188 MARY ST. PORT PERRY - (905) 985-7383 § Sale in effect May 10 - May 14, 2000 ACME Push Pins X-35:¢ Plastic push pins with coloured : Huge onl on Special Selection! Selection! % rod ess and steel points. ctor Sheers ||CafélL Polyester/Cotton €eé S dare Ldce i M AY Saver | Drapery Prints & Plains Assorted widths, including printed and 12-36" wide, assorted designs | coloured Voile. SALE ENDS { 6 (selection will 6 in each store) 60" MAY 31/2000 00k 600 i ! Our Regular Price Our Regular Price Our Regular Price ; | CHOICE! i Huge Special Selection! Special Selection! Our Entire Stock Of SALE! | Upholstery Ends Plastic Coated Drapery & Home Assorted types. Velvet & Chenilles. Cotton Prints Dec Fabrics | Our Reg. to $18.98 m Great for indoor and outdoor use. Our Moiré, Cotton & Cotton Blends, Marquisettes, Calé | 0 Reg. $9.98 m Laces, Batiste & Lots, Lots More! 600 | 600 20™ OFF OFF OFF } Our Regular Price Our Regular Price . Our Regular Price | Our Entire Stock Of Ve On ou Enis Saecsonct BASICS Zippers, Buttons, Threads No Limit * Eyelets * Linings * Felt » Fun Fur * Silks * Interfacings * Terrycloth » Suitings * Factory Cotton, etc. 33% ood OFF Our Regular Price A. LOTS OF FREE PARKING HOURS 00 Grandview St. S., Oshawa (905)436-7589 © Sat. 910 | GCE eTele ld FPA) RY 'A a11 { )TA RE (01S) V2 ER ESV STORE HOURS: