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St A TAN Y i 5 itt SL ar 2 a «ra rr: tts Pp PRT x In IVAN A ARI o£ Ne IE SL A i 3 nN od Ln 1 ga ERC, FO 12 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, May 3, 1978 30th annual High School At Home a success By Sheila O'Reilly The crowd is still yelling for more! Our 30th annual "At Home" was a great success, and we owe it all to Kelly St. John, Shelley How- sam and their excellent com- mittee. With a little experi- ence behind us, it went together well, and ended well. Again, P.P.H.S. made some excellent choices for their 1978 "At Home' Queen and Princess finalists. But we had to narrow our choice down! Anna Robertson cap- tured a first for Queen with Gina Brinkman close behind. From the junior end, Leslie Forder brought in the most votes for Princess; but Kelly Fairman was a close second. The ballots were close, and the decision was hard - but 1 think we may all agree, the choices were well placed, beginning to end. On behalf of the 'At Home' committee 1978, I'd like to thank Shelly and Kelly for the hours they put in to make the evening the suc- cess it was. You deserve the bouquet! Unfortunately last week's article was not in, but I hope you didn't miss Drama Night. It was a success as always. There will be a collection for our Foreign child, Thurs- day and Friday (May 4 & 5). Make a note to check the front showcase. A display will be set up to give you a brief background of our little girl. Due to lack of support, talent night has been cancél- led. We hope you'll be around to help next year? Record week has been slated for May 8 - 12. Get out the hoola hoops and pogo sticks! Nominations for next year's council must be pla- ced in the ballot box by May 5th. You must have the nominee's signature and a seconder. Executive posi- tions to be filled are Presid- ent and vice, secretary and treasurer. Committee heads are Fund raising, At Home, Winter Carnival, Student In- volvement, Foreign Child and Social. We also need nominations for our Athletic think big brother Guest Speaker TUESDAY, MAY 16th CFTR NO-STARS BIG BROTHER ASSOCIATION CFRB PERSONALITY BILL DEEGAN MONDAY, MAY 15th, 1978 - 6:30 p.m. Port Tavern - Tickets available - 985-3733 BIG & LITTLE BROTHERS CHALLENGE Port Perry Ball Diamond - Water St. - 6:30 p.m. MONDAY, MAY 22nd - 1 p.m. ANNUAL BED PARADE AND RACE Queen Street - Port Perry Aig Lother_Association of Scugog District BOX 961 - PORT PERRY . 985-3733 OF SCUGOG DISTRICT a! A pw my A RE SAT Association. Put your heads together for Friday, before its too late fgr next year! The dance to go along with elections is May 12th. This will be the last dance so don't miss it. The week of the 15 - 19 has been designated "Library Week'. Make a clean sweep for those old library books and help a good cause. The Bike Rally has been slated for May 16th with Hospital Auxilliary by G. Wanamaker Hospital Auxiliary held their April meeting on Mon- day afternoon in the hospital with 24 interested ladies attending. Mrs. Cannon welcomed all present and the auxiliary prayer was repeated in uni- son. Minutes of previous meet- ing were read by secretary and adopted. Correspondence included six thank you notes and one card sent during past month. In the absence of the trea- surer, Mrs. Gerrow, Mrs. Cannon reported on the general finances and Mrs. Crozier for the Tuck Shop. Mrs. Coates reported that 10 boys and 5 girls had arrived_ at hospital last month. A special} thank you is extended to Manchester U.C.W. for the lovely layette received for the nursery also thanks to friends for cash donations, and the many knitted articles received. Plans were made for the lunch for the annual Hospital Board meeting for May 31 in Town-Hall 1873. The annual Spring Fair will be held on May 27 in Latcham Centre from 2 to 4 in the afternoon. Tickets at 25 cents each are now on sale from any of the auxiliary members on a 3 piece knit Stage 7 Pant Suit. This has been donated by Pink Dot Ladies Wear store and will be drawn at the Spring Fair. The auxiliary extends their appreciation to Mrs. Miriam Price for her interest and generous donation to aid in the work of the hospital 'OBITUARY Melville L. Lansing Melville L. Lansing passed away very suddenly at his home, Port Perry R.R. 2 on Thursday morning, April 6, 1978. He was born on Scugog Island May 5, 1898. He moved with his parents and five sisters to Shirley Road when he was six years old and remained on the same farm until his death. He farmed until 1971, when he sold the farm to Sinclair Robertson but still lived in the house. In 1953 he-mmarried Mrs. Stella Heayn of Port Perry. He is survived by his wife, Stella, several nieces and nephews. The funeral was held on Saturday, April 8 from the McDermott-Panabaker Funeral Home. Interment in Pine Grove Cemetery. Pall bearers were Kenneth Riches, Arnold Riches, William Tripp, Ross Steele, Roy Robertson and Sandy Moore. \ NE '. RR yaa proceeds going to the charity of our choice. Polish your chrome. It's coming fast! The Athletic Banquet has been scheduled for May 31. If you haven't paid your $5.00 transportation fee for int&r- school games you will not receive an invitation to the Athletic Dinner. Pay up! Remember. Exams are slated for June 9 - 19. If you lost out in January, No. 9 is your lucky come-back num- ber! auxiliary. May meeting will be a Pot Luck Luncheon in the Prince Albert Community Centre on May 20 at 1 p.m. All volunteers and members are cordially invited to attend. Several of our members attended the Spring Confer- ence at Whitby on April 12. All reported a enjoyable and profitable day. Approxima- tely 225 auxiliary members representing 13 hospitals in region 7 attended the morn- ing and afternoon sessions and much information was. received for volunteer work and general hospital routine. Mr. G. McDonald, Hospital Board Chairman, and Mrs. Cannon and Mrs. Pugh re- presented our auxiliary for the evening session. Meeting adjourned with Mispah benediction and re- freshment$ served by Mrs. Carter and Mrs. Crozier. HV SVE ERD STEW ASAIN EX § Anna Robertson was crowned At Home Queen at the dance held at Port Perry High School Friday night. Meeting sought for fire code The Scugog Township council fire committee wants to arrange a meeting with the Fire Marshall's office and Unit One of the Scugog Department to look into the possibility of a coded numb- ering and identification syst- em for the homes and farms in old Reach Township. The matter was raised at the regular meeting of coun- cil April 24 by councillor Richard Drew who said that the department is seeking funds to set up a numbering system. . Councillor Drew, who is a member of the fire commit- tee, told council that with new houses going up in the Township, the -fire -depart- ment feels that some kind of numbering system might be useful in getting firemen to a I fire more quickly. He sug- gested that the residents, especially those who have more recently moved into the rural areas, are some- times not able to pinpoint their. location, or give the wrong directions over the phone to the fire department. Councillor Drew said the department initially suggest- ed that every home in old Reach be designated a coded number which would include the concession road, whether east or west of Highway 12, and whether on the north or south side of the concession The coded number would then be attached to the resid- ents' phone which would al- low firefighters to pinpoint the location . After some debate about the cost of setting up such a lidilinbiod | i | a dbubiababib FREE Purchase a GULBRANSEN or LOWREY ORGAN and you will receive. . . o SIX MONTHS PRIVATE LESSONS MUSIC o A LAMP ¢ HEADPHONES 1100 SIMCOE ST. N. Oshawa -- 579-6239 STORE HOURS: 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Mon.-Fri. 10a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Sal. JATIN TAY system and the pros and cons it was decided that a meeting with the Fire Marshall's off- ice might prove useful before any committment is made by the Township. During the discussion on the issue, it was suggested that new road signs which clearly mark aH the con- cession roads in the Town- ship might be of benefit to newer residents in this area, and would also assist visit- | ors. Wintario Tickets available at the Port Perry Star 985-7383 THE - y © BOOKS PLUS 100 SHEET CENTRE THT IL I i n a 8 NOS RE PK EARS FOREN TRIS k A