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6 chin bdiias dedication didi ct tL raid * 200 enjoy Crafts Exhibition + "2 & Mrs. Dorothy Naples AECISITANG Leather- craft. » E & Mrs. Marjorie Wipper is showing the art of : needlecraft at the Handicraft at the Exhibition held in St. John's Presbyterian Church recently. 9 [] What's clean, quiet, . hard-working and economical? Vv @ Electric Tractors No 'exhaust. No fumes. No engine vibration. No 5 "heat. No plugs. points, distributors, gaskels. big wait. you oh Got CIO There are 35 accessories available thal make this tractor a big timesaver. Come in and lake a look. The electric tractor backed by dependable NEW IDEA DEALER SERVICE Battery power is better * ROBERT C. HERON LIMITED Brooklin, Ont. 416-655-4401 The Handicraft Guild [xhibition held in St. John's Presbyterian Church base- ment, Port Perry, in May, was a tremendously success- ful event, with a gratifying attendance of 200 interested persons from some. thirty towns as well as the sur- rounding area. Many attractions were on hand to delight those attend- ing, indicating a very busy year. Experienced members of the Guild demonstrated during the afternoon and evening such arts as; Rug hooking, Pine needle work, Presbyterians to observe centennial Events are being planned to commemorate one hund- red years of Presbyterian during 1974 - 1975. On Sunday, June 23rd a Centennial Service is being held at Glen Mohr Camp, Lake Simcoe. Dr. Hugh Davidson, the newly elected Moderator will be the guest speaker for the worship service at 3 p.m. Following the service a musical programme will be held. . . The celebration is open to everyone and a picnic lunch may be enjoyed on the grounds. there is not too much seating, so people are advised to bring their own folding chairs. There will be bagpipe music for the gathering of the choir and the pipeband will also be in attendance. Caning Leather Craft Quilting .- "Macrame and Pottery, Biving visitors an insight into -the work. Wherever one gazed, a variety of beautifully fash- ioned handmade articles met the eye, -- and many of these were for sale. The credit for this accomplishment is due the President Mrs. Sandy Sin- clair and her membership. They are to be congratulated on a most impressive show- ing of old (revised) and new crafts, and this yearly Ex- hibition has greatly enriched the lives of not only those who belong, but also those who attend and view these beautiful handmade items. Diligence, hard work and perserverance are required to present an Exhibition such as this, and we commend those who participated to- make it all so worthwhile. A refreshing cup of tea was a fitting climax to a stimula- ting afternoon or evening. Submitted by Mabel Cawker PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, June 12th, 1974-23 BURKETON NEWS Mr, C. Cooper, Orono was a Sunday supper guest of Mrs. W. Bryan. Deepest sympathy is ex- tended to Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Boyd and family, Bowman- ville and to Mr. and Mrs. C. Graham and family, Port Perry in the passing of a loving mother Mrs. C. Boyd. Mr. J. Abbott, Oshawa spent Saturday with friends in the village. Mrs. H. Trick, Lindsay spent Friday with Mrs. C. Carnochan and called on neighbors and friends. Mrs. Wm. MacDonald and Mrs. Orval Greer were Sun- day dinner guests of Mrs. W. Bryan. Mrs. T. Bailey called on Mrs. F. Harding, Oshawa on Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Taylor visited with Mr. and Mrs. Les Graham, Hayden recently. Mrs. N. Smith, Mrs. T. Fitzgerald, Ajax called on Mr. and Mrs. J. Smith and neighbours during the week. Mr. and Mrs. W. Churchill and family of Kendal have moved to the farm vocated by Mr. and Mrs. D. Traquair and family. Association needs funds The Scugog Ratepayers Association is sponsoring a dance at Club Annrene Sat- -urday, June 29 to raise funds for the association. Paul Arculus told a meet- ing of the association Thurs- day that with the intro- duction of regional govern- ment they had to pay for hall rentals. "This means a monthly average of about $20" he said. The dance is being spon- sored with the hope that enough money will be raised to pay for meeting halls for a vear. This will be the only fund raising activity by the association. ELECTRICAL ® PLUMBING | Residential - Commercial - And Heating] |New & Old Work - Also Pumps] CARPENTRY General SERVICE CALLS - Call 985-7679 FREE ESTIMATES RON RANKIN and SONS John Deere 10-Speed Bicycle 21" Frame Bike weighs just over 30 Ibs. 10 speed Wrapped, turned down handlebars Narrow padded racing saddle Centre pull brakes: Chrome plated tubular steel rims Circular chain guard Aluminum kick-stand 12 month warranty ALL TRADES LICENCED. Roz ¢ a { on, | JOHN DEERE a. 4 yy ' N<e® Bo fl Ea ALLTHIS PLUS JOHN DEERE QUALITY 134% JOHN DEERE UTICA FARM EQUIPMENT-LTD. PORT PERRY, ONT.- PHONE 985-3042 (2 miles West of Manchester) _ "a a / hy ge Ta wn San ed = re i ~: > -- CTH ST, ~~ a. A 5 mes CII ----cg 1 E5 MOST Vr a roam le CERI ATG