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aA a bd Ae fii AT 16 -r0 PORT PERRY STAR Welng sy: August 22,1973 WESTERN WEEKEND CHILDREN'S PARADE Burketon re Mioand Mrs, Do Gatehell Stephenson and family Mrs. To Bailey spent Thursday with friends in Bowmanville Rev and Mrs. £. MceKaig, and family, Grace Bay, Newfoundland are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. H. Grace and family, Mrs. 5. Grant James and David called on Mrs. R. Davey on Saturday. Mr. A. Hubbard. Bow manville called on Burketon friends on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. D. Holroyd, Barbara and Donnie, Oshawa were week end cal- lers of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Holroyd and family. Miss Mary Peeling, Oshawa and Miss Sharon Bailey, Califorma were over night guests of Mrs. Tom Bailey Mr. Al Swain and girls, Hampton were recent guests of Mrs. IF. Tabb. Mr. and Mrs. C. Cooper, Orono were tea guests of Mrs. W. Bryan on Friday. The sympathy of the community is extended to the relatives and friends in the passing of Mrs. W. Fee. featured local youngsters with decorated bikes, Mr. and Mrs. A. Lunn, trikes, doll carriages and what have you. Here Craig Free demonstrates his cowboy trike. Shirley Women's Institute, August meeting !« The August meeting of the Shirley Women's Institute was held at the home of Mrs. Wm. Lambe on Wed., August 8 at 8 p.m. Presi- dent Muriel Wotten opened the meeting with the Women's Institute Ode and the Mary Stewart Collect. Hazel Coates replied to the motto, "Soil is a bank, guard it well."" The Roll Call, "Name a Canadian made' was well answered. Business included com- pleting plans for the displays at Blackstock and try. Port Perry Fairs. The lunch The District President, exhibitors at Blackstock Fair on Friday, August 24 was organized. Muriel introduced Mrs. Kristen tory and Grumbose, a Home Econo- Orono called on Burketon friends Saturday afternoon. Miss E. Forder, Blackstock, Mrs. M. Brown and Mr. H. Product and where it is mist from Denmark who lives in the area. who gave a detailed demonstration of the making of Danish pas- Directors. judges and Mrs. Williams of Port Perry brought greetings on var- ious topics of W.I. interest. Kristen then gave a most informative talk on the his- geographic features of Denmark. She Wotten then From a Russian pavilion to a Wild West town The Excitement is on at the EX! There's a world of things to see and do at this year's CNE now on through Sept. 3 in Toronto. Fiji Firewalkers--Making their first visit to North America, this amazing group will perform their legendary cere- mony ofwalking barefoot on white-hot rocks every day but Sunday. 6:30 p.m. just inside the Dufferin Gates. Calgary Corral--This all-new exhibit takes over the former Ontario Government Building. Recapture the romance and adventure of the old days in this cleverly recreated Western town where you can even pan for real gold! Bandshell Concerts--Every day there's music to suit ail moods. Military bands each afternoon, rock groups on Monday-to-Thursday evenings, the Big Bands on Friday and Saturday nights, and a Gospel Rock Show every Sunday at 9:00 p.m. Loblaws Dancing Waters--another fascinating new attraction in the Horticultural Building. You'll be spell- bound as hundreds of fountains dance in multi-coloured brilliance to the thrilling music. International Exhibits--Located this year in the Queen Elizabeth Building, you'll find many intriguing items on display from 18 foreign countries including Austria, Brazil, France, Indonesia, Morocco, the Philippines and West Germany. Evening Grandstand Spectaculars (through Sept. 2 at 8:00 p.m.). Each great show is headlined by such top international stars as James Last. Tom Jones, Charley Pride. and many more. (Tickets--$4.50, $5.50 & $6.50) All this plus the Aquarama Waterfront Show... arts, crafts and hobbies Agricentre. furniture, fashions and food- stuffs the mile-and-a-halt Midway.. a wide array of sports and much more, most of it FREE once you're inside the grounds Surely the greatest Family-A-Fair ever! Canadian National Exhibition Y& Through Sept. 3 Toronto Open Sundays Admission to Grounds: Adults $1.50. Senior Citizens and Students $1.00, Children 50¢. SEE ONTARIO PLACE FREE WITH YOUR CNE ADMISSION ¥ Oshawa spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. AC CHILDRENS PLAYGROUND activities ended for the season with a parade last week. These youngsters took part along with . . . Brown, Port Perry were visitors of Mrs. W. Bryan during the week. Mrs. W. Bryans and Mrs. T. Bailey attended the McDonald Greer wedding at Kedron on Saturday. also told about life in her homeland. Muriel extended thanks to both guests and presented cach with a token of appre- ciation. After the Institute Grace, a delicious lunch of Danish pastry which had baked by now. was enjoyed. Steam show at Uxbridge The citizens of this area will have an opportunity to close the sumnier festivities with several exciting events. One of the most rewarding of these will be the Steam and Antique Show sponsored by the Scott-Uxbridge Historical Society. An annual event, it will be held Saturday, Aug. 25 and Sunday, Aug. 26 at Quaker Hill School Museum grounds. Gates open at 2 p.m. After viewing threshing and competing in various events, visitors may also tour the museum. The threshing machine is a pre-1900 model used solely in this area. It was owned by Arthur Hamilton. The Society was fortunate in being able to purchase the machine earlier this year. A steam engine, twned by Bill Wood, will power the threshing machine. The whole operation will be con- ducted by local experts. Tt should prove an entertain- ing event. Also on display will be other steam antique cars and tractors. Refreshments will be served to give relief to straw dust drv throats. For a stroll through the past for memories to treasure into the future, join the Society's Steam and Antique Show. The new coat of paint on - Scout Hall has been provi- ded by the federal govern- ment's Opportunities For Youth program. . this clown (or whoever it is) ATTENTION FARMERS! WHY PAY MORE? SAVE ON o DIESEL FUEL * MOTOR OIL e GASOLINE Premium Quality farm Tanks and Pumps Available OUT OF TOWN CALLS CALL COLLECT WHITBY 668-3381 immediate Delivery Ry Lo We have moved to. 94 WATER STREET - PORT PERRY (Next to Scanlon XL Station) Brignall's ~-- 985-3322 eee em eee