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2-- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Sept. 15, 1976 Up «s Down the Street Marg Osburne i in Town Hal The first major event at the Town Hall following the Antique Show is an exciting performance by the well known star of radio and television, Marg Osburne and the Hennessey Group. The show was originally slated to take place in Octob- .er, but due to the taping of a 13 week TV program on CBC the time had to be changed. The program committee of the Town Hall consider themselves very fortunate in securing Marg Osburne and the Hennessey Group for this one performance on Mon- day, September 27 at 8:30 KEN P. MURRAY Electrical Contractor Domestic & Industrial CALL US FOR FREE ESTIMATES ON COMPLETE ELECTRICAL HOME HEAT Phone: 985- 700505. 274 ROSA ST. - PORT PERRY On Friday September 10, Mr. Charles Jardine of Brighton gave a talk on his recent journey through 'the Holy Land to a small group of people in Port Perry Court house which included visitors from Whitby, Oshawa and Pickering. His talk was illustrated with some 200 slides that included views of Haifa, Acre, Heb- oan, Jerusalem and Naza- reth. Refreshments were served and afterwards it was ~ announced that Arini and Rob Jones from Australia will be coming to the Court- house September 29 at 8 p.m. and everyone is most wel- come to come and hear them. . Sunday, September 12, 1976 an Orange parade was held in Nestleton, by County of Durham West. Approxi- mately 60 members were present lead by Cartwright Flute and Drum Band, pro- ceeded from the -Nestleton Community Park to the Presbyterian Church where an appropriate service was given by Rev. Swan. A rather unique occasion was celebrated at the home of Mrs. Gladys Hiltz of Mark- ham on Saturday, Sept. 11. Ted and Corinne Hiltz of Bay St., Port Perry and Rev. and Mrs. William Hiltz of Streetsville, marked their Si- Silver Anniversaries with an 'Open House". They were married August 1951. PORT PERRY ANTIQUE $ SALE to be held at # "The Town Hall 1873" PORT PERRY, ONTARIO on SEPTEMBER 16 - 2:00 - 9:00 P.M. SEPTEMBER 17 - 1:00 - 9:00 P.M. Canadian Dealers will be showing furniture, pottery and primitives prior to 1900 Also a good selection of glass and china prior to 1925 - A PRIVATE COLLECTION OF GUNS AND RELATED ITEMS WILL ALSO BE ON DISPLAY Admission: $2.00 per person For Information Call: 416-985-7633 Attend Jr. Farmers leadership camp Fantastic and eye-opening are the terms used by Deb McLaughlin of RR 1 Nestle- ton in describing a Provinc- ial Junior Farmer Leader- ship Training Camp. held at Bark Lake in 'Ha County from Sept..5 through 12. Deb, one of two young people representing Durham Junior Farmers at the camp, said the course provided her with a lot of new valuable experiences and informa- tion. "I guess the most important thing you learn is about yourself," she said. Deb, Kathy Stone of Saint- field, Karen Harder of Sun- derland and Allan Davis of -Beaverton were area repre- sentatives at the camp that saw about 100 delegrates from across the province. During the week, each member was expected to provide leadership to the program in various ways, whether it be planning the evening social event or vespers, sharing a camping skill or working on other activities. "It was always something On Sunday, September 12, Port Perry Snowmobile Club was challenged to "a ball game by the Cartwright Dyno's. It was a beautiful day and the Dyno's team came out on top. This was the second game of the summer season and hope for more later. Hospital Report iburton new," said Debbie. "A seminar in the morning, and * more activities in the after-" noon. We were constantly -, learning." ity only would be inaccurate, according to'Deb, 'What we learned here was 'useful any- . where, and-to anyone." Now that'she's back home, 'Personal leadership on hore ato - development - was _ stressed through discussion and group experiences, Sessions. ; 'learned to the benefit of the local club. "I missed a week of school * on communications, pro-* and have to catch up," said . gram planning, leisure activity and other topics -of importance "to local . Junior farmer clubs were a key part of the camp." But to say the camp was of use of the farming commun- "Deb, missed: this'for the world." According to Deb, the lost time from school was more "but I' wouldn't: have® than made up by the invalu-,- able lessons learned at Bark Lake.. AVINGS are always in season Start a C.U. and your tailored to 8% compounded monthly or 8.5% compounded quarterly « r Savings Plan, your needs objectives. Admissions at taser disnine 32 --- Bre, TD SON. SY 3 Phone 852 3489 852- -3388 Baht igmeandiia A HONING 70 Brock St... West \ Discharges....................... 24 Box 490, Uxbridge, Ont. 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