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= : ------_-- I ------e Ady LS wad dadstilasdivhiitdobaiisdadentsanl dedsilisroosb aca . Museum plans 78 opening By Ivy Rahm The Lake Scugog Histori- :al Society open meeting vas held on March 13th in Fown Hall 1873 in Port Perry with Helen Redman, resident, in the chair. The meeting opened with won- derful music by a Port Perry High School Ensemb- le; these young people de- serve a big pat on the back for their devotion to music. We're always glad to listen to (and look at) these talen- ted young people. During the short business session a presentation was: made retired curator to Doreen Adam, of Scugog Music students from Port Perry High School partici- pated in the 21st Annual Sunderland Lion's Club Music Festival between March 6 and 10. The students, under the directorship of Mr. Baird and Mr. Peter Chel- lew, were very successful, a credit to themselves, the school and the community. The results: A Port Perry man was sentenced to 18 months in jail for breaking into a Simcoe Street North service station last Oct. 5 and steal ing an envelope filled with money. Thomas W. Rocheford, 21, 'Pleaded guilty in Whitby county court to a charge of breaking and entering before Judge Donald M. Lawson. The 18-month sentence, though, is to be served Three children escape injury Three young children es- caped injury in a single vehicle mishap Sunday morning on Regional Road 57. A spokesman for the Newcastle OPP detachment said that a van driven by Donald R. Cliff~of Black- stock was southbound on Regional Road 57 when it Russ - Shores Museum. The appreciation of the Histori- cal Society for the devotion and hard work of Mrs. Adam was shown by a standing ovation. Plans for the '78 opening of the Museum under the leadership of the new cur- ator, Jane Baird; also the Canoe the Nonquon race are working out quite well. Norman Watson intro duced the speaker for the evening, Rev. Stuart Mec- Entyre. Mr. McEntyre started his program with three songs, accompanied by Norman Watson. This Darlene Gibson, 86, 2nd, girls solo secondary school. Jennifer Simmonds and Kathy Irvine, 88, 1st girls duet, secondary school. Janet Bruce, 87, 1st solo brass. Peter Smith, 86, 1st solo woodwind (accompan- ied by Frazer Lee). Laural Holtby, 85, 1st solo woodwind; the Port High Horn Club, 88, 1st brass ensemble (Joyce Mulder, Jailed for break-in concurrently to a sentence he is now serving for pre- vious offences. Previous to this offence, Rocheford was an employee of Frank's Spur station and learned the money was kept in an envelope on top of a desk. He broke in through the widow and took the envelope, which contained $241. Rocheford has a previous record for breaking and entering, court was told. struck a patch of slush, hit a snowbank and then rolled onto its left side. ¢ The children, a two-year- old, and one-year old twins were harnessed into child restraints, and police feel that this saved them from serious injury. Police estimate damage to the van at $1,000. ISA NEW CAR IN YOUR FUTURE? It could be, with a low ost Personal Loan from your Credit Union. Repayment terms up to 48 months, at an annual interest rate of 12 PERC NT Phone 852-3489 852. 3388 Box 490, Usbridge ont. LoC 1K0 captured the full attention of his audience, after which he talked about his wide experiences with .Canadian Indians ig;the past, the pre-. sent problems of the' Indi- ans, and what should be done both by the Indian and the Caucasians to help Indians in the future. To any of us who are interested in the Indians and their problems this was an inter- esting and instructive thought-provoking talk. John Bruce thanked Mr. McEntyre, presenting him with a token of our appreci- Music students place Kevin Crews, Claudia Lieb- scher, Anne Marie Taylor). The Port High Flute Club, 86, 3rd woodwind ensemble (Joy Panabaker, Peter Smith, Laural Holtby, Martha McCallum). The Port High Clarinet Society, 88, 1st woodwind ensemble (Anna Robertson, Debbie Menzies, Sue Hey- mann, Anne Tapscott, ation, after which the meet- ing closed, and everyone visited over coffee and cookies. oo "May I say that the Histor- ical Society open meetings are always among the Port Perry Star notices. I'm certain that, if you were to attend, you would find these meetings interesting and a little different from any- thing else you may like. Let us take care of our past while we may; what hap- pens today and in the future may be history of the past some day, too. well Jennifer Simmonds, Leanne Kerr). The Port High Vocal En- semble, 90, 1st S.A.T:B. choir; The Port High Girls Ensemble, 89, 1st triple trio. The Port High concert band, 88, 3rd band. The Port High Senior Wind En- semble 89'%, 2nd band. Eight first place finishes in the ten classes. PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Mar. 22, 1978 -- 3 Easter Holiday This being Easter Week, the offices of the Port Perry Star will be closed on Good Friday. * The office will re- open on Monday, March 27 at 8:30 a.m. and next week's issue of the Port Perry Star will be published on Wednesday, as usual. We would ask, however, that if possible, adver- tisers and contributers should submit material on Thursday of this week (March 23). The Star wishes everyone a safe Easter weekend. BIG BROTHER'S ASSOCIATION OF SCUGOG DISTRICT Final tabulation results for the Big Brother's Bowl for Millions have been extended up to and including March 24th. Money collected along with yellow sponsor sheets can be turned into either bank. Prizes will be calculated on the amounts received up to that date. The fervent efforts of Centennial Bowling Lanes and al} participants have ensured a resultant force. All... funds go towards Big Brother's Association of Scugog District and your enthusiastic support has been most appreciated. Awards will be announced early April. SPRING! ~ Tashion fair Cardigans & Pullovers BY MR. LOVE & BARBARA SUE Sun Dresses BY CARON Kayser Camisole & Dance Pant Sets Panty Hose & Sleepwear. Ladies Shoes & Sandals FROM TENDER TOOTSIE & GREB CANVAS -- MACRAME - VINYL ar. FROM $7.95 to 121.95 _ Children's Wear 0 VINYL JACKETS SWEAT JACKETS 9 LINED Sizes 2-to 6 sumpsuirs HOODED S-M-L 2 6.95 to *7.95 '8.95 ne: ions not exactly as illustrated) i 0 A.W. BROCKHE 4 0) 0) 59:9 344 WL" 8 DIN ARCH 0) 39 0) o O.6Y°,.O Oo oO, ®)