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/ St {2 LER 4 L5P) i ait Pa hu -. WN Ne aaa aa aE Prince Albert news by Ruth Bonnell For all you folk who sta- yed home Monday evening from the Musical Program, you really missed a treat. It was a very warm and humid evening but the pro- gram was kept light and airy. The choir sang many old favorite songs. Ann Kinnunen sang in a beautiful voice, a solo "I'm Gonna Write Myself a Letter," and Beth Pereman favoured the audience with her solo "The Games People Play." Migon Mayneord, from Peterborough, treated us to ching quite unique. She vhistled to the song "In My Garden." Each whistle Handicraft by B. Deeth Latcham Centre was again filled with the bountiful ®handiwork of the Louise Pat terson Guild on Saturday, June 3, for the Guild's An- nual Show and Sale. A Christmas Corner was featured, complete with Christmas Trees and Imagi- native, eye-catching hand- crafted decorations. A Guild member was on Hand to explain that the decorations were so simple to make, even children can fashion «them from bits of yarn, felt, straw, beads, etc. sounded like a beautiful bird. The song was so lovely, you were able to let your mind go. It was like sitting in the middle of a beautifully treed garden and all the trees were filled with birds just singing their hearts out. It was unfortunate that Mr. Henk, the organist, who was to perform on the organ was involved in a car acci- dent on the previous evening. In spite of this, we had the best entertainer anyone could ask for. The substitute they provided for Mr. Henk was our own Dr. Tom Millar, an extremely talented pia- nist. Although Dr. Tom couldn't stay too long, he played many choice pieces of music.on the organ. 1 only wish we could have detained him a little longer. Many thanks to Dr. Tom Millar, the orchestra, the choir and all who participa- ted. And we give our special thanks to Mrs. Hunter, for an making possible such an enjoyable evening. The Port Perry Nursery School will have a registra- tion and visiting day on June "14th, for all the new Septem- ber children entering nur- sery school. Three year olds will go between 10 and 11 a.m. and the 4 year olds will visit from 1 to 2 p.m. This day gives the children a chance to become familiar with what they will be doing in the fall. While the parents register and have coffeee, the children can play with the toys, paint and paste. Joan Healey, the full time supervisor and teacher will be there in the morning and afternoon, along with the rest of the staff. First Scugog Manchester Cubs and Beavers are hav- ing a paper drive Sat. June 10th, between 9 a.m. and 12 p.m. Check the advertise- ment in the other section of the paper for further infor- mation or call 985-2939 or Continued on page 19 show attracts large crowd Not for sale items were for show only, as a Boutique offered many items for sale. Afternoon tea was served and the flower bouquets on the table were also made by the members. Many of the Guild mem- bers are proficient in more than one craft, as they learn and teach each other. For example, Lillian Smith teaches Macrame, Sandy Sinclair teaches Bragello embroidery and Dorothy Naples teaches hooked rug - making. But there were many other examples of these ladies' talents on show, as well as a good variety of other members work. It really is a show that should not be missed by those who enjoy and appre- ciate handicrafts, old and new. It takes hard work and many talents to hold an annual show with articles that have never been shown previously. A historical Scrap Book about the Guild and its members was also on display. That creative lady, Leona Butson, displayed delightful stuffed animals and dolls. Marjorie Williams and Phyllis Hamilton demonstrate the art of rug hooking at the Louise Patterson Guild annual craft show held Saturday at Latcham Center in Port Perry. re CONTACT US NOW FOR ALUMINUM SIDING When Men & Material are Available! (Cash & Carry for the Do-it-Yourselfers) J i I a Alcan Building Products Authonzed De ater Cuddly teddy-bears nestled against perky polar-bears, and this table was dubbed 'Leona's Zoo!' Wood-working was a new craft displayed this year. Quilting, spinning, macrame and rug hooking were demo- nstrated by members. Articles in this show that were hooked showed an ex- cellent variety of techniques. There were fine examples of reverse hooking and sculp- tured hooking as well as home dyeing, and original designs. Outstanding in the rugs, were the Oriental: and the Eskimo wall hangings, pictures, chair seats, pillows a free standing work-bag were some of the other hook- ed items. Broomstick lace afghans, and knitted and crocheted throws and bedspreads were also tastefully displayed. Quilts on view were appli- qued and one was made in a beautiful bird print done in _ trapunto. Groups of ladies meet reg- ularly to work at their va- rious crafts, such as quilting and hocking, just as women have done in the past,- énjoy- ing each other's company and help in creating lasting works of art. The Guild meets monthly, and celebra- ted its thirteenth anniver- sary in February. The Presi- dent, Christine Orlob greeted the many visitors to the show. STERLING STERUING TRUST CORPORATION INVEST NOW! 72% INTEREST | PAID ANNUALLY FOR 5 YEARS DON FORDER Insurance Agency L(d. 24 WATER STREET, PORT PERRY Phone: 985-8471 a a... PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, June 7, 1978 -- 15 The Philp Choice of the Week! 1977 CHRYSLER NEWPORT SEDAN Fully equipped with all the extras. Just traded in by original owner on a new Pontiac. LOL 801. 1977 DODGE ASPEN STATIONWAGON One owner, economical six cylinder, automatic, radio, smart gold metallic finish. LDT 752. 1976 OLDSMOBILE DELTA 88 SEDAN Dark gold finish with buckskin vinly roof, fully power equipped, low mileage. LBS 221. 1976 VOLARE PREMIERE WAGON Burgandy exterior with woodgrain, ideal power team for good gas mileage. AM/FM stereo & cassette. KTO 079. 1976 MAZDA RX4 STATIONWAGON Rotary engine still with warranty, smart silver grey, black vinyl bucket seats, many extras. KXA 977. 1975 BUICK LESABRE CUSTOM 4 door hardtop, sold new originally by our President. Air conditioner, fully powered, flaw- less bronze finish. JSO 507. . 1975 PONTIAC LAURENTIAN SEDAN One owner, V8, automatic, radio, power steering & brakes, light blue finish, dark blue inferior. KFK 606. 1974 PLYMOUTH VALIANT SEDAN Economical slant 6, automatic, radio, green with vinyl roof, radial tires. Don't miss this one. HFT 595. } 1974 PONTIAC PARISIENNE 4 door hardtop, air conditioner, power windows, locks, steering, etc. Call Morley Parish on this unit now. HFW 444, June 21st is the First Day of Summer, 1978. Enjoy the warm weather this summer in one of our 14 Factory Fresh air Conditioned 1978 Models. Available for immediate delivery in Firebirds, LeMans, Phoenix, Grand Prix, Pontiac Parisienne, Buick Regals and LeSabres. 1973 BUICK CENTURY SEDAN Ideal second:car in intermediate size. Fresh light green finish, completely reconditioned, used car warranty available. DZW 972. 1972 BUICK ELECTRA 4 door hardtop, only 63,000 original miles on this one owner beauty. If you like the big car, this is the one, just ask John Cammack for the details. DZJ 383. 1972 PONTIAC LEMANS STATIONWAGON This car did not sell during our "Make an Offer Sale". Try some prices on it, you might just buy \it at your offer. EBN 198. 1971 BUICK LESABRE 4 door hardtop, V8, automatic, power equipped, freshly finished and reconditioned. Good car at a | good price. Call Cedric Russell. EDE 489. USED TRUCKS 1977 G.M.C. 35 TON WIDESIDE PICKUP V8, 4 speed transmission, power steering, radio. This truck will sell quickly now that seed time is here. H22440. 1976 G.M.C. 3s TON WIDESIDE CREWCAB Pickup - air conditioned, camper special, ideal for goose-neck trailer or heavy duty camper body. E19532. 1976 CHEVROLET 2 TON WIDESIDE PICKUP not many extras but reconditioned and ready to go to work. T47613. : 1976 G.M.C. SIERRA GRANDE'2 TON WIDE- SIDE PICKUP - sold new by our firm approx. 18 months ago. Fully equipped, automatic, etc. Smart black finish. C95794. 1974 CHEVROLET 2 TON WIDESIDE PICKUP economical 6 cylinder motor teamed witha 3 speed manual transmission, red exterior, low mileage. C92016. 1970 CHEVROLET 2 TON WIDESIDE.PICKUP not often we-get one like this truck in almost showroom condition. Hurry if you are interested. C99462. * High Trade-in Allowances, we want your present vehicle; * On the Spot G.M.A.C. Financing or Bank Financing arranged. * Written Warranty available with every purchase; * Friendly, personalized Service. IT'S ALWAYS WORTH THE TRIP TO ... PHILP PONTIAC - BUICK LIMITED 150 WATER STREET - PORT PERRY 985-7309 Open Monday thru Thursday to 9:00 p.m. Fridays to 6:00 p.m. Saturdays to 4:00 p.m. v ene ¥ A ep SET eh AN Tar NOTH Sh bi SAS ERA 9 pe! Oslo ain nd eet