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SPS 3 ¢ 2 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Nov. 2, 1977 Around The Township Four generations of the Beare family were on hand at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Storey Beare, Port Perry last Sunday. Pictured above are, back left,' Mrs. Doris Beare and lan Beare. Murray, and Morgan Beare. Front, Mrs. John ~ from Mr. - Orono last week with some" asp APER DRIVE This Saturday Part Perry area residents will have a chance to get rid of those piles of newspapers, they've been storing in the basement and garage. The Port Perry Cubs are holding a Paper Drive starting at 9:30 and will be canvassing in trucks house to house around the village. People in the out- lying areas may have their papers picked-up by calling 985-3563 or 985-2226 before Saturday. Support these young lads by having your papers ready. The Star received a call Almer Wagg, information on the Hiscock building displayed in the Remember When column last week. Mr. Wagg is going to send the information to the Star along with a photograph of when the building was. moved. We hope to publish both when the material Ed 13 arrives. Following a three weeks vacation in his native Nor- way, Per Hvidsten returned to Port Perry last Friday. He spent most of the time with his younger sister and husband, but also visited other relatives and friends in various areas of the south eastern part of Norway. One of the reasons for the trip. was a 50 year reunion of persons who were confirmed in the Lutheran Church in 1927 in his home town, Sarps- borg. LUXURY APARTMENT BUILDING NOW UNDER CONSTRUCTION Available for Spring Occupancy. Rental Office At: 459 BIGELOW ST., PORT PERRY - OPEN MONDAY to SATURDAY Between 10 a.m. & 4 p.m. | FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: CARLAN HOMES Suite 101, 3015 Kennedy Road, Agincourt, Ontario. 292-2225 * The sympathy of the com=- ed to Mr. munity is exte e Stainton in and Mrs. Way the death of her father, Mr. A. J. Boudreau, Islington, on Monday, October 24, 1977. GRADUATE Jane Anne Stone, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Stone, Port Perry has successfully passed the College of Nurses of Untario Registration examinations. Jane Anne trained to be a Registered Nurse at Toronto General Hospital Campus and is presently employed in psychiatry at Toronto General Hospital. GRADUATE Joan Argue graduated on 'October 29th from Trent University, Peterborough with a degree in Sociology. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Henry Wotten of Blackstock and wife of Floyd Argue of Blackstock. She is presently teaching at Cart- wright Public School. 00000 A #13 = STRELA ARATE A AAO E94 TRAN E BSN FSR PR SE LR SA EA EL CORRS IN Xmas seal campaign Johnny Bower, one of hockey's great goaltenders will be on hand to help officially kick off the Dur- 'Am Region Lung Assbcia- tion Annual Christmas Seal Campaigr. The campaign will get underway November 6 with an opening ceremony after- the first period of a junior hockey game Eighteen firemen from Scugog" Fire Department Hall No. 1 took part in a day long instructional training course on Cardiopulminary Resuscitation, under the leadership of Mr. Bruce Farr and Mr. Jim Freenan of Metro Toronto Ambulance Service. Anyone interested in the work of the Scugog Histori- cal Society is welcome to attend their meeting at Town Hall 1873 on Monday, Nov. 7, starting at 8:00 p.m. Mr. John Hogg will be the guest speaker. The Association is hoping to raise $75,000 during the through-the-mail campaign. This amount is needed. to continue the year-round free programs and educational services to the general public, and to those who suffer from respitory diseas- es, Also taking part in the official ceremonies will be 'Durham Region chairman Walter Beath, Oshawa Mayor Jim Potticary, Christmas Seal Campaign chairman Ken MacDonald and Durham Region Lung Association president, Stan Rickard. Hospital Report Week Ending October 27th Admissions ........,.....c....... 33 Birihs.........oammnniingan i DEANE. a, A Nil Emergencies .................. 160 Operations................c.e... Discharges i Remaining The Country Mouse by Danielle Clark If you' re seaching for a very special gift for a friend or a treat for yourself, there's a great offer on at Pattersons -of Port.... Waterford, the world's finest crystal is 25% OFF from now: until Nov. 26th... there are many other fine items available... a new line of small gift ideas... fine soaps and bathroom accessories, beautiful stain- less steel sculptures,-placemats (many rever- - sible) in a wide range of colours, brass ware and - much more... s Pattersons of Port 197 Queen St. 985-8332 Crest's Handy Hints: (7) Rebuilding... when refinishing old furniture, particularly antiques, 'always use the existing screws, hinges, etc. for . that ""authentic" look... but when you've inherit- ed or bought an article that's in many pieces, try to rebuild with hidden joins or finish the hard- ware too - give it a stressed look... for your final finish, the most popular materials to choose from are shellac, lacquer, and varnish, ask Crest . to help you choose the right one... next week - lacquering... Crest Hardware 175 Queen St. 985-2211 Beauty Hints on Hair: Looking for a simple way to cover premature gray hair without changing your natural colour?... try a semi-permanent colour (lasts from 4 - 6 shampoos) in a shade that matches your natural colour... the non-peroxide formula covers the gray, leaves the rest of the hair its true colour... Richard's Beauty Studio 148 Queen St. 985-7991 Tell thema ° Cottry Mose sani you ... CHRIS ALLEN | ALUMINUM Alcan Building Products Authonzed Dealer 985-3747 2: Alcan STORM WINDOWS 5 Bj fries" MILL GRADE ¢ per united inch COLOURED 'Taxes Prepaid Installed on Aluminum... $36. 00 #3240 Installed on Brick......... A AP SR SA --" El [