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B-2G0? PeneY SAR ~ Wedneeday, Apel 21, 1971 Congratulations to Peter Vernon on completing his Junior siver dance tests at the Toronto cricket skating and curling chud Pictured here are Peter and his partner Miss Kelly Ann Hume. Skating together since November Peter and Kelly were runner-up in the Novice dance event in the Central Ontario Sections and placed third in the tri-county invitat- ional competition held at Port Huron, Michigan. Peter has been a member of the Port Perry Figure Skat ing club for several years and is now as his partner a member of the Toronto Cricket skating and curling club. He is now working on his pre-gold dances. Cubs and parents frem Ist Seugog Pack visited Port Perry B pack on April 13th Mrs. Larry Kendall took the grand howl, a combined ef- fort of Ist Scugog and Port B. Pack. Akela Saulnier, Ray Pallant and Don Waldinsperger then had the two packs play two games of floor hockey. Marianne Smits, Leonard Styles, assisted Mrs. Saulnier ;im preparing a lunch for the boys. Mrs. Kendall led the packs in two games then she and Akela Saulnier served the pack their lunch. A re- turn visit is planned for Port B soon. Port B remember May 4th. Pine wood Derby | race. April 6th the wolf cubs games. The fun started with Port A and Cartwright cubs | playing to a 44 tie, then Port C and Scugog Island played to a 70 score. These two| games were well played by| all cubs and wel! coached. At 8:30 Port B met Man- chester and Manchester beat Port $2, winning the annual | hockey award. A party was held at the Port Perry Scout Hall for the winning pack. Paul Stany, Port B presented Manchester with the trophy. We are stil! looking for help to pay ice |time. If you feel you could | assist phone 985-3636. | On March 28th the 1971 | cubaree team met to put the final touch to the 1971 cub- "In A Victorian Parlor" pack met for the final hockey t Scout & Cub News aree. The cubaree will be held May 29 starting at 9:30 a.m. with a parade from Mas- ter Feeds to United Church, turning at Lilla St. to the fair ground for the grand how! at 11 a.m., followed by our M.P. opening address. The afternoon will be spent in games. The public is in- vited. This cubaree should be a great one as lot of work is being put in it by chairman Walter Welts, Blackstock, Mrs. Marianne Samins, Cann. ington, "Sec." Paul Saulnier, Port Perry, "treasurer" and one leader from each pack, form the team. Packs taking part are from Port Perry, Manchester, Scugog Island, Cartwright, Yelverton, Beav- erton, Cannington. ber May 29th. Akela Paul Saulnier Remem- At Anniversary Celebration . Rev. Robert D, Guthrie |friends and visitors attending has completed three years as | from far and near. Everybody pastor of Sunderland Baptist | is cordially invited. Church, and the anniversary celebration will be held by the church, Sunday, April 25th. at 3 p.m, in the main auditor jum of the Brock Township Halil, Sunderland, Ontario. The best in gospel music will be provided by The King James Male Quartette from Toronto, and by Loyd Knight, Tommy Hunter TV. show in December and March. Dr. Paul B. Smith, Pastor of The Peoples Church, Toronto, has expressed the opinion that: "This is one of the finest] Quartette to appear on the horizon in a long time." A large staff of ushers will be on hand to welcome the Your Printing . Order Is Always Ready On Time In our modern : large audience that is expected j}to attend this third annual rally to be held in the Town Hall by the Sunderland and Baptist Church. Pastor Guth- rie will preach on the subject - "Come, for all Things are Now Ready." During Whe past year the ancient Baptist Church build- ing has been completely reno- vated and re-decorated, and shop we can take any size job in stride, to get it to you when you need it. To Be Presented For The Benefit Of The Centennial Committee Continued | seating arrangements. Pro- Dr. William Cohoon also Port Perry new pews are on order to be at | installed shortly. A capacity "That's our son, Sammy, laudience is expected, with! the South Pole!" Port Perry Centennial OLD TYME FIDDLERS' Simms and Mr. Everett Pren | ceeds from this show will be tice of the L.O.L. have hired the Carlton Showband and are now im the process of making Strike Vote Set For April 22 Ontario's 33,000 secondary school teachers including 870 im Ontario County will vote April 22 whether to go on strike May 3 to press their demands that the government do away with its 7.6 per) cent ceiling on the rate of in- creases im expenditures by school boards The Schoo! Teachers' Federation claims that educational stand ards are being eroded because of the cost guidelines im posed by the provincial govern ment last year Ontario Secondary! given to the Centennial Com- mitee who will forward the funds to the lakefront Cent ennia! Project. Tickets will be on sale in the near future Mr. Frank Godley sugz- ested that although the local firemen have done a terrific job patrolling the arena as crowd controllers in the past, | that professionals in this area | be brought in during the four main days of the Centennial | Celebrations. He suggested | that two letters, one to the lor P. and another to St. | Johns Ambulance would give all of the help needed during that time. The committee then asked Howard Hall | representing council, to have the village make arrangement for taking care of crowd cont- rol and emergencies. ' The King James Version Quartet Who will sing at Pastor Guthrie's third Anniversary Service in the Township Hall Auditorium, Sunderland, Sunday, April 25th at 3 p gospel solorst, will also sing m. Lioyd Knight, favorite 450 Seats. WELCOME suggested that it would not be fair to ask any one group to be on duty for the entire Centennial Celebrations as it would not give them any time to enjoy themselves. A Centennial Information booth will be open to the public during the weekends in May as close as possible to Queen Street at the park. This booth will have all the necess-| ary information people may} wish to know about the com- ming Centennial Celebrations. Invitations to over 800] persons are near completion; and will be sent in the near future Another general meeting is scheduled to be held at the Municipal Hall on May 3rd. Hopefully more than the 18 Present at this past mncoting) will be able to attend | Te Present Variety Show | The Ontario County Junior ! warmers' Choir, directed by! j Mrs Betty Dobson, will pre-| \ cant a variety show on Fri- ; day, May 7th, 1971 at 8:15) p.m. in Uxbridge Secondary, High School. The program-| me will feature the Ontario! County Junior Choir, Mr. 'George Timms, Miss Janice | 'Stone, The Cousins @'s and a! ,male quartette. "The Boy) Upstairs" will be presented | by the Brooklin Drama Club. | Suport the Ontario County | Junior Farmer Choir, in their efforts to raise funds to at- tend a music workshop under the direction of Mr. Lioyd Bradshaw and to perform at Ontario Place from 7:30 p.m. te 9:30 p.m. in front of the POST OFFICE Judge: Fred Townsend (WELL KNOWN CANADIAN FIDDLER and JUDGE) -- Contest Rules -- TIME LIMIT. Not more than three minutes. Player may use less playing time if he or she desires. CONTESTANTS must play a Waltz, a Jig and a Reel, in that order--failure will mean disqualifications. The microphone may be moved to suit the fiddler. TUNES must be accepted old time type. Double-stopping is not advocated although it is acceptable in appropriate numbers. PLAYER may have own accompanist; any ONE instrument. ACCOMPANIST may chord, or play melody. IN CASE OF ACCIDENT beyond player's control (such as a broken string, ete.), he or she may re-play. CONTESTANT and accompanist may wear special costumes, but extra points will rot be awarded for such in the Contest. CONTESTANTS MUST BE ON TIME -- 7-00 P.M., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9th, IN FRONT OF POST OFFICE, PORT PERRY. Ist 12 Entries Received will be Accepted % Trophies to Ist, 2nd, and 3rd place winners % Entries accepted no later than May 15, 1971 NAME ADDRESS TOWN Please send ENTRIES to: