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Sd Rite 0, AIA CRAFT at AAG 10 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed. April 21, 1982 PORCH SRI DERRY LAER 3 WANA asian ab Nestleton, Caesarea news Mrs. Mabel Cawker Nestleton Women's Institute The Nestleton W.1. met in the Community Centre, Wed., April 7th, at 1:30 p.m. President Mrs. L. Malcolm presided extending a warm welcome- opening with the "Ode" and "Mary Stewart Collect." A recipe for a good Institute taken from Home and Country was read by the President. Sec'y - Treas. Mrs. R. France read minutes and correspondence. An invitation was received to attend the 70th anniversary of Newtonville Branch, May 5th. district Director, Mrs. J. Wygerde, reported re- District Annual to be held in Marinatha Church, May 20 - registration 9:30 a.m. On April 19 and 20th a course on 'Simple Home Repairs" will be held at Maple Grove. Four members plan to attend. A program planning meeting will be held at the home of the President on April 28 at 1:30 p.m. The roll call was answered by pay- ment of dues. Mrs. D. Frew will attend the 85th anniversary celebration of the founding of the Women's Institutes - on Thursday, August 12, 1982. Festivities will be held in the Galaxy Ballroom of the Constellation Hotel, Toronto, with a noon day luncheon at 12:00 o'clock. Mrs. Ziny Westebring - Miller, Pre- sident of A.C. W.W. will be the guest speaker. Wearing Easter bonnets, a sing song was a feature with Miss Gail Malcolm leading the singing, Mrs. L. Malcolm playing the piano. Annual Meeting Secretary-Treasurer Mrs. R. France read 1981 annual minutes and financial state- ment. Encouraging reports were presented by conveners WPHING: PORT PERRY KINSMEN CLUB presents "Something Blue" 3 DAYS - MAY 27-28-29 (First Time Ever!) Watch for future advertising. and public relations officer showing an excellent year, Mrs. R. Davison presided for the election of officers and the new slate for 1982-83 is as follows: Past Pres., Mrs. W. Bolan, Pres. Mrs. L. Malcolm; 1st Vice Pres. Mrs. D. frew, 2nd Vice-Pres. Mrs.J. Wygerde, Sec'y- Treas. Mrs. R. France, Assist. - Sec'y Mrs, R. Davison, District Director- Mrs. J. Wygerde, Alternate - Mrs. L. Malcolm, Branch Directors - Mrs. F. Dayes and Mrs. R. Davison, Public Relations - Mrs. G. Fish, Curator - Mrs. J. Wygerde, Auditors - Mrs. H. McLaughlin and Mrs. G. Thompson, Social Committee - Mrs. F. Dayes and Mrs. J. Wygerde, Sun- shine Committee - Mrs. H. McLaughlin and Mrs. N. Rohrer. Standing Committee Conveners Agr. and Can. Industries - Mrs. F. Dayes, Citizenship and World Affairs - Mrs. D. Frew, Ed and Cultural Activities - Mrs. G. Fish, Family and Consumer Affairs - Mrs. H. McLaughlin, Resolutions - Mrs. A. Beacock, Pianist - Mrs. L. Malcolm. The meeting adjourned with "O Canada" and the W.I. Grace. A delicious lunch was served by the Executive and a social hour enjoyed over tea. Mrs. D. Frew expressed the appreciation to one and all for the enjoy- able and educational after- noon. 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The new members, eight years and up, will bring enthusiasm, energy and new ideas to the group. Together they will learn through work- shops, seminars, and first hand experience about every aspect of modern and old theatre. In February, a meeting was called by Beth Schryburt with _. the committee: Lana Douglass, Jan Johnson, Gail Glass,' Glenys Windsor, . Giny Masterson, Marg Lawrence, Shirley Ware, Marilyn Wood and Lyn Sparling to discuss and establish details of a youth program within Scugog. It was decided at that time that our main objective was; "To stimu- late youth to appreciate and participate in all aspects of theatre and provide a means and education to achieve quality." Sunday, April 18 was the first registration date at the Town Hall 1873. There was plenty of excitement with the stage crew building the set for 'Busybody', cast rehearsal, ticket sales, and youth registration. Several new members signed up and Borelians are looking for- ward to many more on Tues- day April 20, and Sunday April 25. After the registration has been completed, a 'tally' will be made of numbers of members and which area of Scugog they live in; if there is enough interest, groups will be set up in close proximity to where they live for the summer to work towards performances for Western Weekend. The committee did not want the younger members separated by a 'name' but included as a Borelian. Workshops set up will be attended by any Borelian member, young or old with the desire to learn. Young and old will work together, family memberships are available for three or more at just eighteen .dollars a year. Members will be given ample opportunity to explore their talents: Western Week- end, fall collective, Christmas play, skits for area fairs, and a small production staged for Bore- lian spring and fall general meetings. " Wednesday evenings and Saturday morning or after- noon seemed to be the most SEE EUROPE IN THE FALL A unique "European Experience" SEPT. 23 to OCT. 9 1982 Atrip by train, in First Class luxury coach, through Holland, Germany and Austria. For details, call your guide, HANS KRAUPA 985-2866 through Nonquon Travel Service, Port Perry. Travel Arrangements made popular time to schedule workshops which will take place in May and June. It should, be noted here that much discussion went: on concerning the place of meetings or workshops. As it stands now, Town Hall 1873 will be our 'home base', but many buildings are avail- able to us in the surrounding villages. / The first workshop will be an introduction to the theatre with just enough of a nibble to spark keen interest in every area of theatre. After the workshops will be held two at a time and two different groups which switch places at half time to allow for a smaller group. Trips to out of town per- formances should become part of the education. As a group money will be raised to supplement the cost of area.theatre, The study of theatre today includes many tangents such as: mime, puppet theatre, Canuki theatre, singing, and dancing, Then of course they will all do their share of the work done by unsung heros; set design, make-up, ad- vertising, props, play read- ing, sound system, costumes, lighting, stage management, producing, and directing. It's going to be a very exciting season for the Borelians; why not join us! ) Scugog Museum now open on week days by Jane Baird Scugog Shores Museum is open for visitors on week days. this month. Altho the weather has held up the opening of some buildings, the main display area may be seen at half price, free to Historical Soc. members. Plans are underway for Pioneer Days at the Museum on May 22nd and 23rd. A special feature will be the Plant booth, offering garden seedlings for use if winter ever leaves us. Sheep shearing, carding, dyeing and spinning; milking, butter and ice cream making; tools in action, food and fun will be available on those days and music, music, music in the tent. To support our historical researchers a garage sale will take place on June 19th at 116 Crandell Street. To contribute articles to this sale as you do your spring cleaning, call Dorothea Koch 985-2549 for collection of your left-overs. It needn't be old It needn't be new Whatever you're thru with We'll take it from you 10' Days Left to Purchase One of Our 82 Eligible Pontiacs, Buicks or GMC Trucks : (In Stock or On Order) to Receive a GM Cash Rebate of $50(00 on Acadians, Pontiac 6000, Buick Century, or GMC "S" Trucks or ... 375000 on Pontiac Phoenix, J2000; Buick Skylark, Skyhawk or Light Duty' GMC Trucks. (OFFER EXPIRES APRIL 30, 1982.) CALL: 985-8474 Ask for Sales Representatives: Bob Archer, Wes Lane, Morley Parish & John Randle ... 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