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-- ey PRE A ea A oo ee va REI 2 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Aug. 11, 1976 Up s Down the Street Visitors at the home of Mrs. Ernie Hayes were Mr. and Mrs. (Don and Cecile) Smithers of Hull Quebec, Miss Agnes Whittaker and Mrs. Mabel Archer, Brant- ford; Miss Kellie May Hayes, Rexdale; and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hayes, Pat and Ernie of Oshawa, Ont. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Wil- liams and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Harrison, attended a 25th Wedding Anniversary party in honour of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cowle (nee Yvonne Williams) at Bow- manville Legion on Saturday evening. Mr. ang Mrs. Gerald Breen, Kevin and Karen have returned home from a holiday to the East Coast returning by U.S.A. While down east they spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bonnanfant and family of Weymouth, Nova Scotia, formerly of Port Perry. They also called on Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Esterbrook and boys of Sackville, New Brun-: swick, a couple they met while holidaying there three years ago. Hospital Report Mrs. Bonnie Branton will Week Ending July 29, 1976 be at the Scugog Shores Admissionss.........ccceeeeeenen 38 Museum this Sunday demon- BINS civ viicncrinnmivimnsrinns ] strating the making of DeathS.........oscnisinsonisens Ni "'Applehead Dolls". The Emergencyy ERY 219 demonstration of this un- Operationss AE RERSRRNUERN 9 usual craft will take place Discharges RS 31 between 2-4 p.m. Remaining....................... 10 00S R.H. THOMAS BOOKSTORE WE GIVE | ECT ET High School Textbooks ® % DISCOUNT OFF PUBLISHER'S LIST PRICE (August 1st to September 30th, 1976) 1251 SIMCOE STREET NORTH, OSHAWA TELEPHONE 725-9500 (Just south of Taunton Road) TTT TTT ETT ETE ETT TTR TE TTT Mr. and Mrs. Bill Harrison spent a few days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Keith Clark of Colborne. Kinsmen will hold Fallfest There will be a new event in Port Perry this year. Hosted by the Port Perry ~ Kinsmen Club, 'Fallfest" will be held at the Port Perry Arena on Sept. 17, with pro- fits going towards commun- ity service. Scugog Township Council Monday night authorized the . rental of the arena to the club and the sale of liquor on the premises, as demanded by Ontario's liquor regu- lations. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Moore accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Orville Hegg of Crystal Springs, Sask. returned home last week from a two week camping trip to the Eastern Provinces and New- foundland. $100 day fine for offenders of site plan A bylaw requiring a site plan agreement for expan- sion of existing trailer camps or the establishment of new trailer camps, received third reading at the Monday meeting of council. A breach of the provisions of the bylaw could result in a fine up to $100 per day for each separate offence. Merchant's Market considered success This years Western Week- end merchants street market was an overwhelm- ing success according to many of those who partici- pated. One merchant was heard to say, that they did not realize just what they were missing out on, until this year when they set up a table outside with bargain goods for the consumer. Along the street the shopp- er was exposed to everything from ashtrays to tape re- corders, books to clothing and jewellery to hotdogs. Large crowds on the street both Friday and Saturday attributed to the better-than- usual response to the outdoor market. The Chamber of Com- merce are already talking about extending the street mall to include the second block of retail stores for next years Western Weekend. Winner of this years Mer- chants Free Draw was Mr. Jerry Jackman of Port Perry, who received a lawn umbrella, table and chairs. \ 191 Queen Street - STAR Port Perry, Ont. 985-8123 Stationery & Office Surprly A Division of Port Perry Star Co. Ltd. TN need- Be an Early Bird - Order your 1977 Office Accessories Now! Drop in and look through the new 1977 Catalogues and order exactly what you o CALENDER PADS & STANDS e DESK CALENDER "DOODLE" PADS o APPOINTMENT & DATE BOOKS o OFFICE & POCKET DIARIES | o DAILY JOURNALS o AGENDA BOOKS * OFFICE SUPPLIES * SCHOOL SUPPLIES * ADDING MACHINES * TYPEWRITERS * CALCULATORS * CONTINOUS FORMS * FILING CABINETS * DESKS & CHAIRS Children's parade will start Port Perry Fair ing for as many children as possible to join the parade A children's parade will commence the festivities of the Port Perry Fair this year. The parade is just one of many events of the en- larged and improved 1976 Fair. The Ontario Provin- cial Police Band, antique cars and contestants for the Miss Port Perry Fair contest will be included in the parade. The emphasis, however, will be placed on the involve- ment of the younger gener- ation. Prizes will be award- ed for the best fancy costume, the best comical costume, and for the best decorated bicycle or wagon. Parade organizers are look- and competition. Another classificiation is the best decorated pair of jeans. Teenagers are urged to use their imaginations and any- thingelse to create their own masterpiece in denim. This year's Woman's Exhibits will feature specials in many different classes. There will be a craft demonstration at the back of the building. The Girl Guides will be putting on a display illustrating their skills and activities. This years fair promises to be a great conclusion to another good summer. Western Weekend (continued) ones, have been clocked on the straightaways at speeds over 110 p.m.h., said Mr. Waring. With 12 boats per race at a maximum, for safety's sake, Mr. Waring said organizers had to begin to run elimina- tion heats if more than 12 are entered for any race. Classes raced included tunnel-hulls, superstocks and V-hulls said Mr. Waring, some of which are worth between $7,000 and $10,000. Some of the local faces in the superstock races were: Dick Boller of Oshawa, in boat number SS87, Theo Gerrits of Hampton, one of the top point contenders this season, in'boat number SS99, J& Uncontrolled spending habits now, may seriously effect your credit when you really need it. SAVE & BORROW ~~ © THE CREDIT UNION WAY ~~ Phone 852-34 70 Brock St.. West Box 490, Uxbridge, Ont. LOC 1K0 and Norm Phillips of Bow- manville, in SS 31. Other entrants from Dur- ham Region included Dave Bausman from Ajax and Jake and Peter Stelter from Myrtle in FJ 55 and FE 22. The racers in the sanction- ed events are eager to please according to Mr. Waring, who said there hasn't been as much money in the racing circuit this year as there has in the past. Operating in the shadow of the Olympic fever this year, Mr. Waring said many of the people who usually foot some of the bills for the expensive but spectacular sport simply decided to channel their funds into Olympic support. PHOTOS ® Weddings eo /) ortraits ° eam, Gro ups ) o GConincrcial 9 852.3388