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2 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, May 28, 1975 Up = Down the Street Dr. Brian Donnelly, son of Mrs. M. Donnelly, 45 Car- negie Avenue and the late Thomas Donnelly, received his degree in Medicine at Queen's University, Kings- ton on the 24th of May. He will be taking a post-grad- uate course in Radiology in London, Ontario. CORRECTION It was the daughter of a Holstein bred by Richard VanCamp of Blackstock that was named Grand Champion female of the day at the annual Ontario Holstein Spring Show in Stratford. The name was incorrectly given as Keith VanCamp in last week's STAR. JR. FARMERS The May meeting of the Port Perry Junior Farmers was held at Stone's after a baseball practice. The next meeting will be at Brad Parkers on Tuesday, June 24th at 8:00 p.m. It will be in the form of a beach party so bring your swim suit. There are. still openings for camp tours, etc., so get your work in now. The next executive meet- ing is at the Uxbridge Agri- cultural Ofce on June 3rd at 8:00 p.m. Heather Dorrell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Dorrell, Nestleton, will graduate on the Dean's Honours List with a Bachelor of Arts Degree in English at the Spring Convocation of the University of Western Ontario, June 4. 1975. WHITBY DENTURE CLINIC 214 DUNDAS ST. E., WHITBY 668-7797 Open evenings and Saturdays. Call for Appoint- ment. No Charge for Consultation. Custom Dentures -- Repairs and Relines 90 days unconditional guarantee on all new dentures provided. One year free adjustment. Member of the Denturist Society of Ontario OPEN DAILY CROFT'S 'Driving School Free Home Pick-up CALL COLLECT Zenith 75900 or 705-786-2982 Don't forget the Port Perry Kinsmen Springfest to be held this weekend, May 30 and 31 at the Arena. This will be their third annual and they hope it will be bigger and better again. this year. On June 6, 7 and 8th, instead of the regular Home Show sponsored by the Port Perry Chamber of Com- merce, a Recreation Show is being planned for Friday evening, Saturday and Sun- day afternoon. This show will include boats, motor- cycles, camper trailers, etc. « On Saturday evening, the members of the Port Perry Broomball Association, their wives and friends enjoyed a delicious dinner and dance held in Utica Hall. Many trophies were presented to the different winners, and all enjoyed the evening. Durham Region Feder- ation of Agriculture direct- ors will meet in the Brock Township Hall, Sunderland, on Tuesday evening, May 27 at 8:30 p.m. Speaker of the evening will be Heather Mitchell, Canadian Environ- mental Law Association. Canoe race still on continued river levels to a point where a canoe could be launched. "One or two days of rain is all we need now," he said. Usually, the 18-mile course follows the river for about 12 miles, and the lake section is the last run to the finish line at Palmer Park. Advance registrations are coming in at a faster rate than last year, he said, and in view of participation growth in past years, the committee is prepared to handle some 200 canoeists. Some 150 raced the Nonquon last year. But luch has a great deal to do with the successful run- ning of such an event, said Mr. Brock, with the major factor being the weather conditions gn the day of the race. "We've been very lucky so far," he said. The major money-raiser for the society, the race provides funds for next year's budget, so the effects of an unsuccessful wouldn't be felt until the following year. About $2,500 was raised last year not only by local canoeists, but from people as far away as, London and Carlton Place. The race is * gaining popularity, said Mr. Brock. Already this year, an advance registration from Waterloo has been received. About 50 per cent of the contestants, said Mr. Brock, are from surfounding and "outside municipalities such as Oshawa, Peterborough, Uxbridge, Whitby, and others. NEED MUSIC? = WEDDING A DANCE | PARTY etc. call 985-3089 (after 6p.m.) GRAND OPENING Able Antenna Service and Odds & Ends Shoppe B FRIDAY, MAY 30th USED FURNITURE AND OTHER HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES ~ SATURDAY SPECIAL ONLY - Heavy Duty Towers Regular $18.00 per section . . . Special 13.50 section. | Automatic Rotors Regular $60.00 . . . Special *47.50 HIGHWAY 7A between Port Perry & Blackstock -- Phone 985-4832 SREY, A % 3 event ° Not only is the contest an original one for the port Perry area, but it is unique in the fact that it's hosted by a Historical Society. Not a likely sponsor, thinks Mr. Brock. Perhaps one reason for its success is the enthusiasm and participation of others in the community. There are members involved in the race that have nothing at all to do with the society. "'Let's face it," said Mr. Brock, "this is a darn good sports event, as well as a fund- raiser." Other groups also help out, like the Port Perry Yacht Club, who operate check points for the race. Registration for family, and 14 and under groups seem to be particularly pop- ular ones, according to Mr. Brock. Not only are canoe- ists entering, but they're apparently serious about it, judging from the number practicing. Mr. Brock spot- ted 16 on one tour of the area. The Port Perry Chamber of Commerce has been busy these past few months preparing for a major community promotional campaign. campaign involved the development of a logo. Seen here putting the logo in the windo of the Port Perry Star office is Mrs. Heather Short, STAR receptionist, and Perry Grandel, chairman of the Retail Merchants Committee set up for the promotional project. Not only does the campaign involve promotional efforts for the rest of the year, but the Chamber is considering 4 extending the project into 1976 as well. The logo, it is expected, will become a common item in the Port Perry area, in the form of window signs, stickers, and placards. Bill English Manager Port Perry 985-7316 taller {o]pgl0)((0) By planning for your future today. We know that farmers have specialized banking needs. That's why we offer Farmplan -- the Royal Bank's total farm credit and counsel PQ Program. To back up Farmplan, we © bankers trained to know your Industry. And they're supported by the Royal Bank's Agricultural Department. » Why not talk to your local Royal Bank manager about Farmplan today. I's the first step towards a successful and secure fulure for you, and your farm. . 2£3 ROYAL BANK serving Ontario x Part of that 4 mac