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) v3 Ab] [2 JR > RY 2% Stained glass windows: a traditional craft by Carlene Kirby For anyone who has dreamed of the beauty of a stained-glass window in their home, two Durham residents are now prepared to help. Dan Stone of Port Perry began designing custom stained glass about four years ago. In January of 1979, he joined forces with a co-worker at Oshawa General Hospital, Mrs. Chris Montgomery of Oshawa, and they became The Glass Hoppers. Shorthorn club . annual dinner The annual Durham County Shorthorn Club Banquet was an excellent success again this year. The Banquet was held on Wednesday evening, April 11, at the Recreation Centre in Blackstock. More than 140 tickets were sold for this year's event. President Bill Slater of Orono welcomed the guests to this year's dinner. The president introduced the Head Table guests Laura Buttery Shorthorn Lassie, Mrs. K. Buttery, Ted Buttery, Stanley Taylor, David Davidson, Mrs. Frosch, Glenn Frosch, Mrs. Slater and Bill Slater, president of the club. The guest speaker, Mr. Jerry Krauter, a training co-ordinator from the Department of Agriculture was introduced by Mr. David Davidson. Mr. Ted Buttery thanked the guest speaker on behalf of the club and presented him with a can of maple syrup to take home. The Blackstock U.C.W. again provided an excellent dinner and they were thank- ed by Director Mr. David Beath. Coloured slides of Shorthorn cattle were shown. A group of young people from Orono supplied excel- When these craftspeople began their business, which they operate out of their homes, they had the idea of getling away from the church window outlook. What they didn't realize was the enthusiasm people had for this very old art. Dan and Chris work together on many of their pieces, which are displayed in small shops just outside of Toronto, in Bowmanville and in Hampton. They are hoping to put some examples lent music during the evening. Don Adams and company provided excellent music with his Blue Grass Band. At the close of the evening Lucky Draws were made by Shorthorn Lassie Laura Buttery and the following were winners of the prizes: Margaret Mountjoy, Ivan Mountjoy, George Carson, Sandra Avery, Russell " Ormiston, Yvonne Frosch, Percy Van Camp, Barbara Short, Annabelle Rickard, Edna Manns, John Coates, Tommy Hodge, Earl Trewin, Hilda Beath, Aileen Mec- Laughlin, Jean Ashton, " Harry Grace, Barton Mec- Neill, John Slater, Lorraine Dally, Ruth Griffin. The club would especially like to thank the Durham Farmers Co-op, Coronation Cafe, Analda' Nursery, Wallace Marlow Co. Ltd. Swain Seed Cleaners and any others who contributed prizes to this event. In order to raise funds for the Club Auctioneer Cliff Pethick sold 3 cakes and 2 pies for a total price of $41.00. The club wishes to have new members. Anyone interested contact Mrs. Kay Buttery, Secretary, Durham County Shorthorn Club, Bowmanville, Ontario - 263- 2511. THE BOARD ing schedule: SUNDERLAND P.S. 375-3975 Wednesday, April 18th - 1:00 to 3:15 p.m. 'S. 432-2601 Please telephone the school EW rigitTPy 43 the week of April 17-20, 1979 for an appointment. BEAVERTON P.S. 426-9081 Registration may be made on the dates shown above or by special arrangements with the Principal. Birth Certificates are required as proof of age. Public Health Nurses will be in attendance and request the child's record of immunization. If there are any questions regarding boundaries for each school, please contact the principal of the nearest school. whose telephone number is listed above. An alternative program: TOTAL FRENCH IMMERSION is offered at: ir John A. Macdonald P.S. 839-1159 (Pickering) Westmount P.S. 725-1422 (Oshawa) - contact the school in your district or the two schools concerned To obtain more information Y. Christie, Chairman. DURHAM OF EDUCATION PRE-SCHOOL REGISTRATION '79 BROCK FAMILY OF SCHOOLS Parents of children who will attain the age of 5 years by the last day of 1979 are requested to register their children for KINDERGARTEN for the school year 1979-1980 at the public school serving their district according to the follow- K.D. Munroe, Director. J . { A) 3 : $s 4 pe! : » » . . dod asdriastnbhixtndenvicidivis ts didami animal Bob Sussts tame widens Vy . ' EL Ep A NEWT Ee ar SEEN LEG Penal AG wkd radon it Ward Ha anwar SAAT PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, April 18, 1979 -- 15 of this craft in a small Port Chris said that they hope to » Perry shop. get into producing other . Although a lot of the sales things, such as lamps. come from windows, some of Since the young entrepre- which the buyer designs neurs have only been to himself with Chris and Dan's gether six months as a busi- help. they also produce, sun ness, they hope to soon be catchers to hang in windows, able to expand their en- mirrors, candle holders. deavour into a storefront ornaments, terrariums and |ocation planters. Durham Region Science Fair This year the Durham Region Science Fair will be held at Henry Street High School in Whitby on April 19th and 20th. Exhibitors present will be ready, willing and quite able to explain their projects to visitors. The projects on display come from grades 7 - 13 students in the region's public schools and are classified into two categor- ies, Biological and Physical Science. Students whose exhibits appear at the regional fair have worked their way up through the many school Pine Wood derby race by Paul Saulnier Wolf Cubs of Pine Ridge District are gearing up for their annual Pine Wood Derby race. Thi event is one highlight of cubbing where father and son get involved. A race car is made from a 6" pine block and it races on a 36° track. Trophies for speed and design are up for grabs and miles of fun. The 1979 race will be held in Manchester Hall starting April 27 until April 29. A total of 254 kits were sold this year. Every- one is invited to come and see the fun and the cubs in action. Owners of smaller businesses The Federal Business Development Bank at: can provide you "11H e Financial assistance e Management counselling (CASE) e Management training e Information on government programs for business 2% ENT fairs that have been held throughout the region. At the completion of this year's regional fair some exhibitors will be invited to take their exhibits to the 1979 Canada Wide Science Fair being held at the University of Western Ontario in London, Ontario, May 14th to 19th. | An agenda of the Durham Region Fair is as follows: Thursday, April 19: Reg- ional schools have opportun- ity to visit the fair. Open to the public 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Friday, April 20: Judging. Evening - exhibitors banquet and awards presentation. Open to public - 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. s 5 GEORGE L. SMITH, B.Sc., LL.B. * is pleased to announce that ROBERT S. SUTHERLAND, BA, LLB. with preferred areas of practice of Family Law and Divorce Civil Litigation Criminal Law has joined him in the practice of law under the firm name SMITH, SUTHERLAND BARRISTERS & SOLICITORS 226 Queen Street, Port Perry, Ontario. LOB 1NO April 6, 1979 Telphone: 985-7354 , CLUMPS Beautiful 3 Stem Clumps RAR 3% ~ Shade Trees - Fruit Trees - Evergreens Shrubs - Peat Moss - Fertilizers - etc. FREE ESTIMATES ON LANDSCAPING \ ANALDA GARDEN CENTRE 5 Miles East of Port Perry - 986-4771 Hwy. 7A al West "4 Line When calling please iet phone ring continously. since we are often in the field and cannot reach the phone within a few rings EAE 2 \. See our Representative MR. R.G. GARROW The Municipal Offices, Uxbridge, Ontario. on. Tuesday, April 24th, 1979 Between 9:30 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. Call 416-852-3301 for appointment El (Branch Olfice Address) 22 King Street West, Oshawa. Telephone: 416-576-6800 Je RTAY 4