The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

EB 3 Su Sa SINC <= 3S on I Re a rd EE AR >. eae % x L Sheer iS BE Ty Ron Coo » pt SN SN DRAREEN Sp BTS Xe 2 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., November 27, 1978 Students visit Waterloo A group of 30 Port Perry High School students and teachers visited the Univer- sity of Waterloo campus last week as guest of the faculty of science. They were part of a larger group of about 300 students and teachers from ten high schools in the province, and the purpose of the visit November 22 was to give the students a chance to take part in a typical day of a student in the science faculty atthe Unversity of Waterloo. The students sat in on regular science lectures and took part in lab experiments. They were encouraged to ask questions and mix freely with the university students. Since Waterloo began this science day visiting program ten years ago, about 33,000 high school students from across Ontario have had the chance to spend a day on campus. The program will continue on Wednesdays in February and students from more than 100 high schools are expected to visit the campus this year. Hospital report Week Ending November 23 Admissions...................... 41 Bits. coi nemimnrismemesrmans 2 Deaths........................... Nil Emergencies.................. 180 Operations....................... 15 Discharged...................... 35 Remaining...................... 40 £ Fis 2 ia a PONS JENN ER Sharon DeJeet [left] and Bunny Rowland display the familiar red and white "Block Parent" sign that will soon be seen in homes in the Port Perry-Prince Albert area. Mrs. Deleet is the organization rep for the new area and Mrs. Rowland is with Xi Epsilon Theta sorority which has taken on the formation of the organization as service. Sixth My Fair Lady performance brings show to a triumphant close Never before have Town on the stage and the high tators,, than during the six Hall 1873 been filled with the spirits and appreciative merriment and lively action applause from the spec- SP PRE-CHRISTVIAS ECIAL ORGANS ea. - IRWIN SMITH MUSIC LTD. 191 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY - 985-2635 Come in and inquire about our Pre-Christmas Special available this THURSDAY-FRIDAY-SATURDAY NOVEMBER 30 & DECEMBER 1 &2, 1978 ONLY --_ performances: of My Fair Lady. The quality of the produc- tion improved night by night and so did contact with the audiences who showed their appreciation in the same ratio, ending with a trium- phant climax Saturday night. It was first and foremost the night of Grace Hastings who spent six months pre- paring and working steadily on the production. however, the first to share her success with members of the cast, and not just the leads, who gave such won- derful interpretations of their individual parts. Her personal appreciation also reached out to everyone on the stage as well as the devoted persons off the stage. Following Saturday's performance, beautiful bouquets of flowers were presented to the director Grace Hastings, Gloria Forder, dedicated accom- panist during the long sessions of rehearsals, Joan Godley, assistant to the director, Zula Hall producer and Catherine Millar, who brought Eliza Doolittle to life in both songs and speech. After a success of this kind, it was inevitable a celebration had to take place. It went on and on, for some, until early morning in a continued mood of My Fair Lady, with song and dan- cing. VIII INSURANCE She is, ~ (From page 1) 2, and information letters about Block Parents will be sent home with all school children in the area early in December. The first public infor- mation meeting has been set up for January 10 at R.H. Cornish Public School, and a representative from the Durham Police force will be Block paren is at that meeting. All appli- cations to become Block Parents are screened by police. Anyone wishing infor- mation about the organ- ization or who wants an application form to become a Block Parent should call 985-8303, and make plans to attend the. meeting on January 10. Around Town Mrs. Mildred Nordquist of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, spent last week with her cousin Velma and her new husband Albert Terry, also other relatives in the com- munity. Bruce Lawson, of Nestle- ton exhibited 2 Hackney Horses at the Royal Winter Fair in Toronto. They were winners of two first prizes and 1 third prize. These prizes included one group class. Congratulations Bruce. Keep up the good work. Brian Stainton of Ottawa spent the weekend in town attending Gordon and Sue Vadars wedding. CONTINUOUS FORMS available at the Port Perry Star 985-7383 a MOTOR SALES For the Best Deals on New 'G.M. CARS or TRUCKS RICHARD HUNT WILLIAMSON Uxbridge 852-3331 \_ Thinking of Leasing? Giveus a Try!" y, The store (except books). - 15% OFF. now! COMING! uw Her \\ . Ley, Country by Danielle Clark The Country Mouse is alive and well and living at Mill Hollow. After months of re- novating, planning and buying, Mill Hollow has finally opened its door. The Country Mouse is celebrating this Saturday and Sunday with many special events at Mill Hollow. Come out and try Herbal Teas on the house...bring the kids (under 12) for their free - gift...and take advantage of our Pre-Christmas Super Sale...10% OFF EVERYTHING...in the This week's specials are Pelican Punch - a special herbal brew for children, reg. $2.02 - special $1.61; for the grown-ups, Swiss Herbal Camomile Tea, reg. 98¢ - special 78¢. A most unusual gift - feather jewellery for anyone on your Christmas list, Wednesday to Friday only ol Remember our draws are this Saturday - enter PSSST...THE CHRISTMAS COUNTRY MOUSE IS R.R.4 - Port Perry Open Daily: 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Mouse MILL HOLLOW (Between Manchester & Utica) 985-8321 Sundays: 2to 5 p.m. RSONI AGENCY LIMITED 193QUEEN ST., PORT PERRY (416) 985-7306 "All Lines of General Insurance!"