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ZZ-- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Apri 28, 1971 Easter Sunday, April 11th, was the Maple Syrup Festival heid on the farm of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Prentice, Scugog Isiand. The day dawned bright and clear, with a feeling of spring in the air. Pancake fang arrived at the farm, walked through a field to the bush, where fires were burning brightly under the huge iron ketties boiling down the sap into maple syrup. Shelters had been erected to cook the pancakes and serve coffee. Down in the hollow, warmed by the sun, friends and neighbours enjoyed their pancakes and maple syrup. A day t remember, sponsored by Port Perry L.O.L. Pictured above are a few of the busy helpers. Left to right: Mr. Wm. Baker, Mr. Ross Armstrong and Mr. Lioyd Payne, with his back to the cansera. in the background, Miss Penny Prentice mixing the batter, and Mrs. Everett Prentice cooking the pancakes. --Photo by Mrs. Wm. Goslin TOBIANO-= PAINT ss S Q-TON, 11,269 SIRE: Tonto Bars Hank, A.Q.H.A. 102,793 DAM: Q Ton Miss Fanta, 1765 * 1970 SHOW RECORD * Reserve. National Grand Champion (halter), State of Oklahoma Standing at: GLENVIEW ACRES Ist Farm South of Seagrave - Old Road, West Side "ALSO THE HOME OF GOOD REGISTERED QUARTER HORSES" GEORGE and HELEN RUTHERFORD Bus: 725-4773 Res: 985-7058 : } rif rf « g g 5 « 2 i iB Ve He ii ! | HA F E E i va 8 of Fg ke Pre > ! Fi sTEE 4 Tt Hi Af S e.¢ i bE a FEI, BGs Ha i i it a f | pret ai ! va i ry 5 g 5 I j ii bg : sé ! Reader his 90's, Mr. Everett Strutt,) at Beaverton. Mr. and Mrs. E. Brown celebrated a 16th wedding| Manns in Port Perry to Mr. anniversary on Friday, and| Van Kessel. on Sunday the family visited} weeks her cousin Beverley with Mr. and Mrs. H. Phoe-| will wed his brother. from Toronto visited with| Monday to attend the funeral Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kane and, of Tony's mother. We ex-| family Friday & Saturday. tend our sympathy to the Saturday evening visitors! family. of the W. J. Kane's were Mr., Mrs. Grace Love, Mrs. Hel- and Mrs. Nodwell, from Sea-| en Redman & Mrs. Elizabeth grave. Stichmann planned and work- Visitors with Mrs. M. Tet-| ed out a very successful Port Perry Centennial Beauty Queen Contest | y oO < 71) EF 3 Fg A ifs & = FF if Hl a ; by a tasty lunch. Over .00 will be cleared to help for the Cemetery Mem- cEge On Sunday, Rev. Pogue an- that there will be Official Board meeting in hester Church at 8 p.m. on Wed. April 26th. This includes Elders, Stewards and a Alice! heads of all organizations of recently./the Scugog Pastoral charge. | which is really homemaking. Many women of all ages friends. Mr. and Mrs. Gill spent Sunday at their daughter's home, Mr. and Mrs. Cashin of Ashburn. On Mother's Day children will be baptized at "Grace" Church. Please contact Rev. Pogue or some of the elders. CONTEST TO BE JUDGED JUNE 9th , at approximately 3:15 p.m. on stage in front of the Post Office, Queen Street. PLEASES SEND ENTRIES TO: Mrs. Marjorie Jackson 124 Simcoe Street Port Perry, Ontario Rules for Contest: * Girls entering must be 16 years of age or over and single. * Must be a resident of the village of Port Perry. * Contestants will dress in street cloths, (no bathing sui * List interests, hobbies and education. * All entries to be in the hands of Marjorie Jackson no Contest Winners will receive: ts). later than June Ist, 1971. QUEEN -- $25.00 cash prize, Trophy and Flowers. 1st Runner-up -- $15.00 cash prize, Flowers. 2nd Runsler-up -- $10.00 cash prize, Flowers.