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AAAS 4 iri ARG LE A Ae EE TE SET IRAN TALE TA SAR fe & At , F Sis N APE TEA in 4 B78 FANE § OL Baht Ls Sth NY 2 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, May 18, 1977 Seagrave and area news items by Mrs. Donna Wanamaker Sunday morning, Mr. Richard Thorne, a student minister from Kingston, conducted our church ser- vice. Mr. and Mrs. Thorne will be taking our church service in the absence of Rev. Roundell. We extend our warmest wishes to this new couple and hope that their stay with us is pleas- ant. At this time, I would also like to wish Rev. and Mrs. Roundell well, in their new adventure, Birthday congratulations are extended. to. Heywood Short, Scott Branton and Mrs. Margaret Thorne. Our choir this' week con- sisted of a trio, Mrs. Fern UXBRIDGE spruce up for spring 0 with a home loan! Now is the time to do all these odd jobs | and repairs that you won't get around to when it's hot and sunny. For competitive rates on Personal Loans and Second Mortgages See Your Credit Union EU Tobin, Mrs. Barbara Short and Mrs. Jessie Nobbs, Thank you ladies for your fine contribution to our ser- vice, . Our 4-H group consisting of Cathy Carr, Cheryl Standish, Joanne Nobbs, Carol Ann Sturman and Janice Ball with their leaders journeyed to Ux- bridge on Saturday for the annual 4-H Achievement Day. Each group put on an exhibit or a fashion show so the 'Seagrave Knit-wits" did their best to show how well they could perform as fashion models. . Each girl received a credit and the usual 4-H spoon. : In the evening they cele- brated with a trip to Oshawa for a show and a big feed of Chinese food. Then Mrs. Nicholls and Mrs. Belair were presented -with-a-token of thanks from the girls. Mrs. Beacock was unable to attend these affairs, as she was indisposed. Next mit, starting in the fall, will deal with cooking and is titled '"The Cereal Shelf". --Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dee, New Brunswick are visiting with Mrs. Dee's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Durward, for 3 weeks. On Sunday, Mi. and Mrs. Dee accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Jim Durward went to Rudy Tindall's for dinner and golf. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dur- ward and 'family were at Joan's parents on Sunday to celebrate Joan's birthday. Tuesday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Durward, Mr. and Mrs. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Durward will be in Oshawa at the Ponderosa to help. celebrate Lorna, Joan . and Marian's birthdays. Happy birthday to all of you. On Sunday afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Moase, Mr. and Mrs, Danny Moase and family were guests at Mr. and Mrs. John Tobin. Fern told me it had been 22 years since she had seen these people. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Wanamaker's Sunday night guests were Lavern and Dorothy Martyn and Allan and Beth Martyn. Grandpa and Grandma Wanamaker had Robert, Paul and Amy Lynn as Saturday night guests while their parents were our celebrating 'their anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. 'Claire Watts accompanied Neil arid Donna to Bowman- ville. Please call Jackie Boyle at 985-3941 with news for next week. PS. We are happy to report that Marilyn" Bea- cock is home from the hospital. Hope to see you out and around soon. CB Club election The Pineridge React Club 3514 held their annual election of officers meeting recently at the Railroad Housé Motel in Port Perry. = Elected were: 'Roy Peyton, president; Bill Lawson, vice president; Audrey Jamieson, secretary treasurer; Andy Visser, h The no Country Mouse : by Danielle Clark There's been a lot of excitement on Queen Street... people are... moving down the street... around the corner... and across town... Sandy Taylor is moving around the corner... but unlike the other stores... COUNTRY VILLAGE will remain at 64 Water Street... and a new sister store... COUNTRY CLASSICS will open at 179 Queen Street... Country Village will continue to offer you... pants and tops for casual wear... and all the accessories to give you a 'complete look'... the denim, line witll be expanded to clothe the whole family from "babe to gran'pa" and... Country Classics will save you a trip to Toronto or Oshawa... for a good wardrobe of classics and the latest fashion features... for both men and women... See Judy Lee at Country Ci spaiden opening tomorrow... Thursday, May 19th. Country Village 64 Water Street 985-3756 Country Classics 179 Queen Street. 985-8221 Larry Kendall is opening uptown 100... to better __serve Queen Street shoppers; the new Shoe Tree | Is at 189 Queen Street... opening Wednesday, May 18th, this store will feature a 20% OFF Sale on all merchandise... the Plaza store will con- tinue to offer its customers the usual good. service... for the latest in family footwear fashions, see..; : : Kendall's Shoe Tree 189 Queen Street & Port Perry Plaza 985-8194 Although DorJean's has been open since Oct- ober, it's a new store too... did you know that Doreen Hope and Jean McDermott carry up to size 447... and fashionable large sizes at that... their many lines start at size 5... and feature such name makes as: TanJay and Jack Winter in coordinates, Niccolini for coats.. and Elite and Lady Manhattan blouses... many of their fash- Jone, aregin polyester and other easy care abrics... _DorJean Fashions 187 Queen Street 985.8274. | Away from the bustle of Queen Street is a small shop call Pandora's Antiques... Iris Anor owns "this charming place... she carries a variety of -items... from small figurines arid commemora- tive plates to large sideboards... whether you're shopping for-furnishings for yourself... or a gift ~ for a friend, Iris can help you choose something that has history and meaning as well as being 7 4 MA / / executive officer; Don pleasing... watch for the Red Dot Sale from i SUNDAY, Y 22, 19° Joico public relations; Waiinesdays May 18th to Monday, May 23rd, 74 Don Smith, team captain. inclysive... 20% OFF most items... ) % SCUGOG SHORES HISTORICAL MUSEUM Ww. 2 Jus, ho _Pandora's Antiques 126 Water Street 985.7526 {iid SHEEP-SHEARING: An Opening Day Special Demonstration by Mr. of competent G.R.S. Beauty Hints on Hair... Brushing is good for ur McGill of Bethany. members of React, by hair... but the type of brush you use: can Sd ANTIQUE CARS: There will be a few in attendance from the Oshawa Car aircraft, motor launch and sometimes do more harm than goed... nylon, for > Soa 2S " BS an ~ RES a Ch) Ta REE nT eh General Store. Club. Local owners of Antique Cars are invited to join us for the day. SPINNING: Demonstration by Mrs. Shirley Scott, Hampton, Ontario. QUILT DISPLAY: Some of our quilts will soon be published in a book on Canadian Quilts by Mrs. Ruth McKendry of Kingston. Our collection will be on display all season in the Log Cabin. Try your hand at.quilting. The Pot-Pourri Handicraft Guild of Port Perry has generously prepared a quilt for demonstration purposes at the museum this year. SEE THE NEWLY DECORATED HEAD MEMORIAL CHURCH. COFFEE AND TARTS IN THE TEA-ROOM (for a slight charge.) POST OFFICE: This winter we obtained the Post Office unit from the old Goodwood Store. It is a part of our General Store Display, shown In a special post card we have had produced. Get one and mail it to yourself or your friends as a souvenir of your visit. FATHER'S DAY: Having trouble thinking of a different gift? Try a copy of the 1877 Atlas of Ontarid, York or Durham-Northumberland OR History of the County of Ontario by Lee Johnson OR Forgotten Pathways of the Trent by Leslie M. Frost. These and other books are on sale at the SILVERSMITH SHOP - PRINT SHOP - INDIAN ARTIFACTS EARLY TELEPHONE SYSTEM - SCUGOG PHOTOGRAPHS THE LEE HOUSE: A whole house depicting everyday life in Greenbank automobile. The club welcomes new members subject to execu- tive approval. Apply to box 65 Port Perry. INVEST NOW! Victoria & Grey Trust Guaranteed Investments -impartant.,, for beautiful hair... instance... tends to split hair... use a good bristle or boar bristle brush... they will last many years. and get down to the scalp... which is so Richard's Beauty Studio 148 Queen St. 985-7991 Tell them a Country Mouse sent you... ~ KALMAR HEATING & COOLING Residential & Commercial in the 1890's. G00 J SCUGOG SHORES MUSEUM Als OPERATED FOR YOU VI! $ ; y y : f 4 TOWNSHIP OF SCUGOG - LAKE SCUGOG HISTORICAL SOCIETY PHONE 5 1-986-4462 ¥i Lawrence Malcolm - Mayor ; Helen Redman - President 9v Percent if Interest 9 : A Chairman Curator Director is paid annually. 4 Jllan). Sertrang Doreen Adam William Brock REO 0 A OO 985-7134 -- INTEREST -- i 1C Nl i: MUSEUM PHONE 985-3589 is payable half yearly or DO S : CUSTOM % i Admission 50c. - 25c. - Under 12 Free. : may be left to compound CONCRETE FINISHING 4% OPEN SATURDAYS & SUNDAYS 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. EMMERSON ¢ CC TTT [Until the end of June.) {iNsURANCE| § Quality Workmanship CAST Free JULY & AUGUST - EVERYDAY BUT MONDAY. AG! pple Basement Floors AE TR Estimates (Other times by appointment.) . A 7 "Garage Floors 4 Ly) 1 SEE SCUGOG FIRST IN 1977111 LIMITED Patios . Sidewalks Do You Know What You've Been Missing? 193 Queen St. Port Perry Concrete: Steps