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10 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Sept. 15, 1976 Scugog Island News By Mrs. Earl Reader Don't forget the "Head" UCW Turkey Supper will be a week from tonight at the Island Community Hall. This will be your only oppor- tunity for a turkey supper on the Island this year as the "Grace'* UCW decided against one. So reserve your tickets early from Mrs. Earl Reader or other members. Tonight at Prince Albert in the Church at 8 p.m. there will be a speaker Mrs. Red- man, who will speak on the Indian Girls' School. This should be interesting for anyone who is able to at- tend. Three ladies from Prince Albert went to the training camp at Quin-Mo- Lac and will share their experiences in October with other UCW"s. On Sunday many children and their parents were back 'to Service at "Grace" Church. It was a good begin- ning for Sunday School. But please note there will be no service at the Island Church next Sunday so we will be free to attend .the Anniver- sary Service at Manchester with Rev. Parsons as the guest speaker. On Sunday Rev. Wylie's message for BERT FABER New Installations Repairs - Alterations PHONE 985-3734 'Service is Our Business." 24 HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE ATTENTION FARMERS! | | WHY PAY MORE? Save On e Diesel Fuel e Motor Oil e Gasoline PREMIUM QUALITY = FARM TANKS AND PUMPS AVAILABLE OUT OF TOWN CALLS CALL COLLECT WHITBY the children centred around Labour Day and its meaning. The conclusion was that no matter what labour they do or choose, they should do their best..: Don't forget the pot luck supper tomorrow night (Thurs.) at 'Grace' Church starting at 6:30. All people in the Pastoral Charge of Scugog Island and Man- chester are wélcome. We shall have a social evening with the retiring minister Rev. Barry Pogue and his family and hope to meet our new minister Rev. Clark and his wife. We hear there is another Community dance planned for October 16th in the Hall. So keep this date open. - The Museum is still open on weekends. You may be more free now to visit. So don't let the summer slip by without a visit. On Saturday, over 20 members of the Oshawa Historical Society came out and took a tour of the various buildings. They finished it off with a lunch- eon in the Church tea-room, served by the ladies of the "Head" UCW.- Mrs. Betty Ann Freeman, Mrs. Camille Crozier and Mrs. Bonnie Gerrow are very busy ladies, enumerat- ing for the Island. On each occasion of this nature there is a notable increase in names. This year the Island school buses are carrying | - approx. 300 students to Port fi Perry each day. WINTARIO TICKETS available at the Port Pemy Star DURHAM CARPET CLEANING SALES & SERVICE 60 WATER ST. PORT PERRY CARPET --HARDSURFACE 985-3773 Specializing in: e FRONTEND & BRAKE REPAIR Accepted Credit Cards ~ TEXACO - CHARGEX - MASTER CHARGE TAYLOR'S TEXACO Corner of Union & 7A Hwy. arcs o MOTOR VEHICLE INSPECTION STATION & o TIRE SALES & SERVICE (New & Used Tires) ) eo MINOR REPAIRS & TUNE-UPS e OIL CHANGE & LUBRICATION CLEANING Saturday -8:00a.m. 10 6:00 p.m Sunday - 10 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Monday to Friday 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Antique bu Iris Andor of Port Perry - will be one of the over a dozen antique dealers who will be displaying part of their collections at the second Antique Show, Town Hall 1873 on Thursday and Friday, and for Iris, the show here is a welcome addition to the local scene. Not only does the show provide a sales outlet for collectors, - says Mrs. Andor, but the show stim- ulates local interest and enthusiasm. "A lot of people who attended last year were just browsing--walking around and looking. That's what we want," she said, 'People to to become appre- ciative of antiques." Iris was in the show when it was held for the first time last year, and she has noth- ing but praise for it. 'The setting just couldn't be better. The Old Town Hall is just ideal for such a show," she said. More public awareness and, paradoxically, more competition, is what the dealer hopes will be the result of a top-notch local show. She doesn't consider com- petition from other dealers a detriment, rather, she sees a strong local antique business as an advantage. 'People hear about a place where there are good and plentiful dealers. It attracts buyers," said Iris. "It makes it better for everyone." That's particularly true in the tourist season, when her 'antique business reaches its annual peak, Actual sales at last year's \ 1976 DODGE CORONET . ; goor hardtop, V8 automatic, p.s., p.b., radio, brougham interior. 9000 miles. Balance of new car war- ranty. KJN 859. ff becomes desler vi 4 Mrs. Iris Andor: Antiques more than a hobby now. show, she admits, were no better than had she operated from her Water Street home for the two days. "But that's not the point. This (the show) is promotion for my business, and that's impor- tant." She said, however, that continuing quality Jike last | year's show would surely mean rapid growth of the event. 'I can see sales growing in several years as word gets around. The potential is there. It could easily become one of the better shows of its kind around." Mr. and Mrs. Andor have been interested in antiques for over five years. She worked for a clerk cashier for a Toronto antique auc- tioneer "'and picked up quite a bit." '""There's a lot to know in this field," she said. LOTS OF SMILE-AGE LEFT | The Andors moved to Port Perry three years ago, and Mrs. Andor opened the shop at her Water Street home. It started out as her hobby at first, something to do while her husband was away at work at the General Motors plant. "But it's a little past the hobby point now," said Iris. "It's a business now, but I still enjoy it as much as ever." She said the business grows every year, a process. that could well be boosted by a successful local show. For Photograph REPRINTS From the Port Perry Star Phone 985-7383 IN THESE LIKE NEW USED CARS! vinyl 1972 CHRYSLER NEWPORT . V8 automatic, p.s., p.b., radio, roof, immaculate. DXV. 392. . power windows 1976 DODGE ROYAL MONACO 2 door hardtop, fully equipped including factory air conditioning 9,000 miles. Like new. LFW 681. 1974 DATSUN % TON PICKUP 4 speed with radio, one owner, excellent economy truck. J28001. 1972 JAVELIN . 2 door hardtop, V8 automatic, p.s., p.b., radio, one owner. 47,000 miles, sporty car. HPT 633. new radial tires, 1974 FORD RANGER % TON Pickup with V8 automatic, p.s., radio, step bumper. 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