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14 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, July 12 1988 ae ar Than y Comin aS SHEL Ee » . : ls " 3 | This group of Pathfinders, Including several from | States, will be heading to Saskatchewan July 12 for a ten day Interna- | tional camping experience. (see story for detalls) The girls In this photo | met their American counterparts last week at the Anglican Church in Port Perry. Front from left: Jennifer Tripp, Brooklin; Sarah Brown, Port Perry; Anne Marle Crivelll, Boston; Kathleen Devlin, Boston; Roxanne Coker, Boston; Estibaliz Roliston, Boston; Jennifer Franklin, Londonderry, N.H.; Michelle Soucy, Centre Barnstead, N.N.; leader Cathy Whittaker, Boston; "Janice Tripp, Brooklin. At back from left: Jennifer Stein, Whitby; Gall Cow- ileson, Queensville; Kelly Marchelletta, Uxbridge; Dawn Trussell, Sunder- land; and Joanne Masella, Aurora. : VIL VII VILVII VILYAL VIL Y EMMERSON INSURANCE BROKERS LIMITED 193 QUEEN ST., PORT PERRY, ONT. LOB 1NO (416) 985-7306 OUR TENTH YEAR CELEBRATION Special Events every Weekend from July 9th to 24th, 1988 EACH SATURDAY & SUNDAY: ¥ 10 AM & 3 PM - OLD VILLAGE PAINT Furniture Finishing Demonstration & 10:30 AM & 1 PM - STENCILLING DEMONSTRATION @ CANDLE MAKING DEMONSTRATIONS Several Times Daily VYVYVVVVVIVIVIVIIVIIVIVIVIVIIIIIY JULY 9, 10 HISTORICAL WALKING TOUR OF & 23,24 - 2PM THE VILLAGE OF PORT PERRY JULY 16, 17 ENGLISH COUNTRY TEA & -2PM FASHION SHOW JULY 16 - 11 AM TOM CRUICKSHANK, Guest Speaker CENTURY HOME EDITOR JULY 23 - 11 AM COUNTRY GARDEN SEMINAR with JULY 24 - 1 PM DANIEL O'BRIEN, Landscape Architect ALL LINES OF GENERAL - INSURANCE NATIONAL TRUST A Division of National Victoria and Grey Trustco 0" 5 Year Annual Interest 9% % SEMI-ANNUALLY Rates Subject to Change without Notice. Ontario's BESTLOVED VY mmoRV COUNTRY Settlement House STORE IS mmo on v 10 YEARS OLD # Come join our tenth anniversary festivities...indulge in our endless selection of country gifts '& furnishings. ------ in Sa SG SS Sw GS SE GE GE GG Gw-- -- ------------ S------ Ed DRAW ENTRY FORM vi hv FIRST PRIZE: FRAMED TRISHA ROMANCE LIMITED EDITION PRINT Name Street __ ; -- . City Prov Postal Code Phone | YYVVYVVIVIVVIVIVIVIVIIVIIVY the New England Once-in-a-lifetime experience Starting on July 12, a group of Pathfinders from this area will enjoy a once-in-a-lifetime experi- ence when the start a ten day camping experience in southern Saskatchewan. Echo Valley 88 will bering together some 3,000 Guides, Pathfinders and leaders from sever- al countries around the world. Deputy area camp commander Isabella Bell told the Star last week that 1988 is Canada's turn to host this international camp, and it will be ten years before the camp is again held in this coun- try. Sarah Brown of the First Port Perry Pathfinders will be among the 3,000 camping in tents in the Qu'Appelle Valley. Once the Pathfinders and their leaders pack up and head for home after their ten days, the area will become a provincial campground. Sarah is thrilled to have the chance to take part in this get- together with her counterparts from all over the world. Others will come from as far away as Pathfinders led to an adventure South America, Europe, Austra- lia, and New Zealand, Israel and the United States. She didn't just apply to attend this camp, she was selected by a screening committee. Once the Pathfinders arrive at camp, they won't have a great deal of time to admire the Saskatche- wan scenery, as there are more than 90 different events and activi- ties to keep them busy. Sarah has selected art and ficld sports as her interest activities, and just for a change she'll have the chance to take a ride in a hot air balloon, go hiking, trail riding on horseback, and water sports. As part of the international experience for the young girls, five Pathfinders from the New England States and a leader arrived in Port Perry last Thursday after- noon and will be billeted with families in this area until July 12. The Americans will be taking in the sights of southern Ontario until they fly to Regina and then on to the Echo Valley Camp. AFAquarobic Sewage Treatment System RESIDENTIAL COMMERICIAL & INSTITUTIONAL Sales - Service - Installation Available -- Concrete, Fiberglass or Poly Septic Tanks -- Limited Area Beds i.e. 144 sq.ft. for 3 bedroom house -- Efficient, quiet, quality components -- Health Unit Approved also ... -- BACKHOE SERVICES A -- GRAVEL - WASHED STONE - FILL CONTACT: J & A SERVICES 285-2673