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7 6 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, May 26, 1971 Local Talent On Stage Thursday and Friday of this week will see the first two performances of "You can't take it with you" by Moss Hart and George S. Kaufman in the High Schoo! Auditorium. The pley is staged by the new Port Perry theatrical group "the Gorelians" and is the first endeavor on part of the local performers. The pictures seen on this page were taken at @ rehearse! at the High School one evening last week In the top left picture is Boris Kolenkhov, (on top) a bai- et tutor, who has just made Kirby, played by Jack Fisher. At top right are from left <irkaidy his point by throwing Mr. Grandpa portrayed by Jim Timothy Brunton posing as the discus thrower for Mrs. Penmy Sycamore, (Elizabeth Fulford) a lady with 2 great deal of artistic ambition. At bottom is again Mrs. pleased, when she entered the Sycamore, surprised, but room and finds her daughter Alice (Linda Pickard) lovingly embraced by Tony Kirby, played by John Rodway There is about 20 members in the cast and the play is under the direction of Diane Lackie. In addition to those already mentioned, many more are taking part in various capacities and responsible for the success of the play. Port Perry Students, Champs Port Perry won the Boys team championship for the | third year in a row with a| total of 450 team points, Stouffville 2nd 340 points, Uxbridge 3rd, Brock 4th and Sutton 5th. ; J. Williams and M. Adam: | son Senior Runner up Cham. | pion. : JUNIOR 100M--Ron Evans Ist 12.5.| 200M--Shawn Lackie 3rd_| 400M--Chris Brain ist 60.3.| 900M--Chris Brain Ist, 2:20.3, Doug Brown 4th, Ear! Barr Sth. 1600M--Zarl Barr 2nd 2:25.0, Greg St. John 4th. 110M Hurdles--Dennis Guillimette 2nd, Tye Burt Sth Pole Vault--Doug Mappin ist #0", Dave Malcolm 4th High Jump--Doug Mappin th 9 i Triple Jump--John Foster th 37" Diseuss--Harris McLure 2nd 114', Ken Davidson 4th Javelin--Bob Brown Ist 127, Ken Davidson 3rd Shot Put--Shawn Lackie 2nd 39°98", Harris McLare 6th 4x 110 Relay--R. Evans, 4. Foster, D. Lane, 5. Lackie, 3rd. INTERMEDIATE 100M--Tom Tennyson Ist 11.8, M. Thompson 5th. 200M--Jamie McNabb 3rd 25.8, B. Thomson 6th. 400M--Cal Cochrane Ist 56.8, S. Webber 3rd 800M--Cal Cochrane Ist ' 2:13.2, Roland Skinner 2nd 1600M--Don Sinclair 1st 5:03.8. 110M Hurdles--Rick Evans ist 17.8, Jamie McNabb 5th. 3,000 Open--Don Sinclair ist, Donevan Smith 2nd, Brad Forder 6th. Pole Vault--Laurie Willi ame ist 93" Triple Jump--Laurie Will ams 2nd 39', Rod McLennan 5th. Long Jump--Rick Evans 3rd 183", Laurie Williams | Oth Diseus--Nei] DeShane 2nd 108, L. Williams 3rd Javelin--Richard Lerch 4th Rick Evans 5th Shot Put--Richard Lerch ist 40°11%" 4x220 Relay--Roland Skin- ner, Bill VanCamp, Bob Thomson, Jamie McNabb 2nd. SENIOR 100M--Jody Williams Ist 11.6, Paul Heard 2nd. 200M--Jody Williams Ist 24.9, Paul Heard 2nd. 400M--Brent Heard 3rd 57.0, Ross Fair 4th. 800M--Barry Parish 2nd 2:16.0, Ron Redman 3rd, Latry King 5th. 1600M--Donevan Smith Ist 5:15.0, Barry Parish 2nd. 110M Hurdles -- David Adams 3rd 19.2; Steve Lee 4th. Pole Vault--Rick Mappin ist &, Jack Bright 3rd. Triple Jump--Martin Ad- amson Ist 472". Diseus--Martin Adamson 3rd, Mark Hunter 5th. Javelin--Al Wakeford ist 155°, Jack Bright Sth. Shot Put--Al Wakeford 2nd 41'10%"", Mark Hunter Sth. Donald Dunkeld, Claremont Chairman, 125 Bu. Corn Club For the past seventeen years, Grain Corn Growers in Ontario County have organ- ized and carried through to completion a very successful INVEST NOW! 7 A% FIVE YEARS Interest is payable half yearty or may be left to compound. High Jump--Gien Howsam| EMMERSON 2nd 9'@", Martin Adamason 4th. 4x110 Relay--J. Williams, M. Adamson, P. Heard, A. Ashton Ist 47.6. Open 42440 Relay--C. Co- chrane, 8. Webber, B. Heard, P. Heard ist 3:50.5. high yield corn club. This club has for its objective, this year, 125 bushels of shelled corn per acre. The winner of the 1970 competition was R.H. Hunter, Brooklin, with a yield of 160 bushels per acre. J. MeWilliams, Pickering, was second with a yield of 157 bushels per acre. Contestants may use any variety they wish, and they May use any means at their disposal to secure the highest possible yield from the three acres they use for their com- petition. Anyone interested in join- ing this high yield club for 1971 should send their appili- cation, together with a $4.00 membership fee, to the Depar- tment of Agriculture and Food Office, Uxbridge, by June ist. The officers and commit- tee for 1971 are as follows: Chairman, Don Dunkeld, Claremont. Vice-Chairman, George Puis- ley, Uxbridge. Secretary, H. Uxbridge. Committee Members, Mur- tay Dunkeld, Claremont, Al- bert Foster, Claremont, Don Ivan Bell, County Seeks More Money An additional $15,000 to $20,000 may be available to Ontario County under the provincial government's em- ployment incentive program, County Clerk-Administrator William Manning reported to council last week. On a motion by Whitby Deputy Reeve John Goodwin, council voted for Mr. Man- ning and Warden John Will- jams to ask for the addit- ional allocations to complete county projects. In April, the county re- ceived $95,073 from the government program, at $1 per capita, based on the 1970 population of the member municipalities. Warden Williams suggested the local municipalities should try for more money under the program, stating that Picker- ing Township's grant had been increased by the province to $100,000 from $30,000. He called the program one of immense value which al- lowed much work to be com- pleted which would not have |been accomplished if the funds were not available. Once again the people of Port Perry will have the plea- sure of watching the young ladies play ball. Port Perry Minor Softball have entered a Midget Girls' team in the Oshawa Lakeshore League. Teams from Ajax, Bay Rid- ges, Pickering, Claremont, Nipigon Park, Woodview Park and Port Perry will produce some fine ball and entertain- ment. The Port Perry girls will wear the black and gold uni- forms of the Port Perry Le- gion Auxiliary. Home games will be played on Monday evenings at 8:15 p.m. at the Lake Park. First home game May Sist = Dunkeld, Claremont, Paul | Meyer, Claremont, Paul Well- man, Claremont, Malcolm Allbright, Ashburn, Carman Boadway, Mount Albert, Bob Hunter, Brooklin, George Paisley, Uxbridge, Ches Old- ham, Zephyr. ? J * e e |