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A lV dS rl LV SEAN PLE AL ahr) at 5 RELL PRAT SA ARS] ~~ 14 PORT PERRY STAR - Wednesday, Feb. 16, 1972 -W.I. party will be Wednes- eg * For the third consecutive "week of news, we must "extend sympathy of the community to relatives on : the passing of a loved one. Mrs. Rupert Werry passed away in Port Perry onFriday with the funeral onMonday afternoon. 'Sympathy is - extended to RoyWerry in the loss of his mother as well as to the many other relatives. Her many friends in this: area as well as" in many others were shocked and "saddened to leatn of the very sudden passing of Mrs. Allan Martyn (Catherine) Prince Albert on Saturday evening. Catherine was very active in many, many or- of ganizations and so had endeared herself to many, many friends over a wide area. : Mrs. Percy VanCamp, and Mrs. V. Bailey were among the over 1600 guests at the Canadian Room of the Royal York Hotel on Satur- day for the noon dinner celebrating. the 75th . ann- iversary® of the founding of the Federated Women's In- stitute of Ontario. Many from Blackstock at- tended the snowmobile races held in Port Perry on Sunday afternoon at the Fair Grounds. Among the racers were at least two local lads -Graham Duff and Doug Wide range of events at College open house Oshawa' Ss Durhain Colle e of Applied Arts and Tech- nology will hold its fourth annual Open House Feb- _.ruary 21 and 22 from 10:00 a.m, to 10:00 p.m. __Durham's public relations + officer James Kirkconnell says the purpose of Open House is twofold. It is to give the general public an idea what courses and facilities are provided with tax dol- "lars, and how these facilities are utilized by the students. And it is also hoped that -_ prospective students will be impressed enough by what they see at Open House to consider a tsecondary : Soe of study at Durham Colle - Stu College's three divisions Applied Arts, Business oe "Technol various displays and dem- onstrations to show what is going on within the res- pective divisions. -- The Applied Arts Divisions plans displays of art, photo- graphy, studio and design projects, the preparation of College publications, --and radio and television broad- casting.A special feature will be "man in the street" television interviews where- in students will interview visitors in what has been described only as an '"'un- usual setting." In the. Business Division there will be displays of accounting and- marketing procedures, and a history of data processing from earl- . jest methods up to the present sophisticated com- puters. There will be demon- strations by secretarial stu- dents in typing and short- hand labs. Visitors will be allowed to take a six-minute test which will indicate their rate of reading and reading com- prehension abilities. Students will show how retail and advertising dis- plays are prepared. In the Technology Div- .ision; 'amateur radio _opera- tors will be talking to their counterparts in Europe and South America. A computer will be pro grammed to produce music, and one fitted with a cathode screen will produce kal- hs patterns. There are even plans for a "computer" crop game. Technology students will be demonstrating sophisti- cated Squipment used for chemical analysis. One special event at Open House will be a fashion show sponsored by Simpson's Sears. The entire show, including set design, light- , direction and of course the modelling will be a student effort. The theme of the show is "nautical" and Rts Tom each of the A will be sta ing fashions will illustrate a day on board a luxury cruise ship. The fashion show will -beheld inthe cafeteria, and with five complete shows daily, two each afternoon and three in the evening. Patty Jo English of Port Perry will be one of the models, Open House will not fea- ture "special projects'. What the students will be doing is part of what they do in their ay today ¢ courses of Sudy. the equipment on a juipment used a oy "by the students. If you're one of those persons * wondering what's going. -on_in.education-these- ays, Open House just might give you the answers. ih Cindy McColl. ews Asselstine. Both placed well. Other snowmobile buffs en- joyed a safari at Janetville on Sunday. Sunday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold McLaughlin and family were Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Toms and Mr. and Mrs. Keith Van Camp and family. Richard Mr." and Mrs. VanCamp and family spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Morrow of Hilton,' who celebrated: their - 55th wedding anniversary with dinner out. Congratulations to' Cindy VanCamp who placed second and received a silver medal in the Pine Ridge Figure Skating competition at 'Cobourg on Sunday after- noon: Last Monday evening the two speakers representing Cartwright Central Public School at the west Durham +Public Speaking contest in the M.J. Hobbs Senior School were Cheryl Graham and spoke on 'Bogel Snakes' placed fourth and advances to.the Durham County con- test this week with our good wishes. Cheryl made a good showing with her speech on "Flip Wilson"but did not place among the top four of the: thirteen contestants. Well done girls: . Winners at the Women's Institute card party on ' Wednesday "evening were Ladies High Dorothy Mc- Diarmid, Second - Vivian -Carl- Men's - High = Lionel Byam Second Earl Prescott, low - Everett Watson. Next ald PUT YOURSELF IN THE PICTURE Elaine, Mrs. Wayne 'Shane and her new baby Cindy who day, February 23. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Moun- joy spent Thursday "in ..Brampton. They. visited C- daughter in hospital there, Allan Hudson is staying with them while his mother, Mrs. David Hudson and Stephen are in Brampton with Julie : McShane. Mr. and Mrs. Harry ~Mrs, Harry Edgerton of Port Fleming and daughter, Oshawa. ~~ 2, Mrs. McQuade and Mrs. Ruth Wilson were recent dinner guests of Mr, and Perry. Quite a number of U.C.W. - ladies attended the Oshawa - Guest 8 the forming of the U.C.W, ; ker * was the united Church Moderator, Rt. Rev. Arthur B.B. Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Samells have returned home following a holiday in Flo- rida, On Wednesday evening the 'VanCamps attended Church at Scugog Island United Church on. Sunday morning when: their granddaughter Jayne VanCamp was _bap- tised. Afterward they at- tended a family dinner party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur VanCamp on Scugog Island. Miss Elizabeth Thompson of Toronto spent the weekend at - her home. 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