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Spring Fair The ladies of the Com- munity Memorial Hospital . Auxiliary held their annual Spring Fair last Saturday at the Latcham Centre, with Mayor Jerry Taylor on hand to open the afternoon activi- ties. Mayor Taylor told the ladies that it was functions like the Spring Fair by the many local groups that are the backbone of the com- munity and play a vital role in any rural community. As usual, one of the most popular tables was the home baking table, with much of the baking gone within the first half hour. , Another popular table was one offer- ing small house plants for sale. After browsing and shop- ping, there were numerous tables set-up so visitors to the Spring Fair could enjoy a cup of tea, some sandwiches and cookies. 'Seagrave news by Donna Wanamaker Our birthday box visitors this week were Rev. Roun- dell and Marion Short. Best wishes to you both. The Seagrave Cub pack went to Whitby Police ® Station on Wednesday, April 25th; they saw the cells, a talking traffic light, the policeman's gymnasium and had a sit in a Sauna. This Wednesday (May 2nd) the boys are reminded to bring two empty egg cartons each. The following Wednesday, May 9th, the fathers are asked to come along with their boys for a craft night. No Mothers Allowed. The Cubs of this district KINSMEN CLUB OF PORT PERRY NEW SCUGOG ARENA MAY 25th & 26th 8:00 P.M. to 1:00 A.M. Music by 'CEASAR' $4.00 per person Tickets available at the door. Bar Privileges Proceeds for Serving the Communities Greatest Needs! attended their annual Cub Kar Derby, held at Manches- ter Community Hall. The boys all should be congratu- lated on their cars and their behaviour. A special con- gratulations to the proud winners. A special thankyou to all who made this weekend a success for the cubs. Mr. and Mrs. Able Nitko, from Mount Home, Ark. were weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Durwood. Other guests who paid a visit were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dickson, Oshawa; Mr. and Mrs. M. Edgerton, Black- stock; Mr. and Mrs. George Durwood, Sunderland. Ron and Leslie Durwood enter- presents tained Jody, Shelley and Jennifer Shelton, Richmond Hill on Saturday evening. Mr. Jim Durwood suffered a fall on the weekend and will be in the hospital for a couple of days. We wish you a speedy recovery. We also would like to wish Mrs. Stinson well after her hospi- tal stay. Please remember the Mothers Auxiliary meeting, Wed., May 2nd to be held at Sheila Sears home in Sea- grave. There will be no Sunday School classes held on Mother's Day. The children are requested to remain in church. Unit 1 is sponsoring a concert on May 11th, please keep this date open, Marilyn Scott Porter will be the guest. The admission is adults $2.00 and children $1.00. Another date to keep open is June 2nd, this will be the park opening. Further details will also follow. At the time of writing this column, the stork still has not made his visit. Remember the Scout's Car Wash - to be held Saturday, May 5tirat 10 a.m., it will be located in Port Perry at the B.P. garage. Bradley Puckrin enter- tained; a few friends at the Bowling Alley yesterday in honour of his 10th birthday. Happy Birthday Brad. Please call Jackie Boyle (985-3941) with your news next week. PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, May 2, 1979 -- 9 RY ARESRPIVEY ¥ 4 Le iy 3 M E> () SA P.P.H.S. Open House attracts students, parents to school On April 24, Port Perry High School held one of its most successful Open Houses in recent years. Large numbers of parents, former students, and friends visited the school to see the many student-centred and operated projects, activities, and demonstrations. Popular spots were the Science Fair project display, the Technical Shop areas, the Foods and Cooking demonstrations, as well as the Art rooms, the simulated business practice office, an innovative beginner (Gr. 8) typing class, biology demon- strations, and actual band practices and play rehear- sals, the latter for the school's May 9th Drama Night. Of special interest were an elaborate computer display which would even check your biorhythms, designed and manned by Mr. Watson and his .math students, mini performances of Romeo and Juliet by Mr. Arculus' Gr. 10 English classes, and a strikingly well- -planned and educative Geography display designed and executed by Mr. K. Jones and his students. Ongoing activities in- cluded the showing of films, the full use of both gyms for a wide variety of athletic activities, including gymnas- tics, volleyball, and basket- ball, and an innovation this year, the Bookworm Cafe in the Library, featuring folk guitar, coffee, book browsing and a relaxed atmosphere. Librarians Cecelia Kennedy and Jean Hankey are to be complimented. Meanwhile, student announcers punctuated the 7 - 9 time period with up-to- date announcements of events for the visitors' infor- mation. The evening's busiest and most popular sport proved to be the cafeteria, which had gone Disco for the evening. With DJ Martin Kuypers, senior students demonstra- ted disco routines, then competed feverishly for a trophy while an approving crowd applauded. Later, the unusually large number of student volun- teers who had participated in the Open House's many activities were treated to a short party at the 'Disco.' Remarking later to Chairmen Lefort and Lackie, Principal Doug Williams enthused that he had re- ceived many favourable comments concerning the evening and the opportunity which it had well afforded the community as a whole to see the school in action. Port Perry has once again done itself proud. Annivereany SALE CON Come in now and take your pick of this great assortment of Spring & Summer Clothing and Furnishings. 15% 90% or SUITS (Reg. $150. to $330.) / now $75. to $264. A SPORT COATS (Reg. $79.95 to $230.) now $63.96 to $184. SLACKS (Reg. $30. to $49.50) now $24.to0 $39.60 DRESS SHIRTS Balance of Long Sleeve Inventory 2 for 1 Plus $1. Other ltems | in Store, SPORT SHIRTS (Reg. $16.10 $26.) | Greatly Reduced | Short S'eeve | f r Cl . now $13.60 to $22.10 | Or Sreerance || TIES ... Va PRICE SALE ENDS MAY 12th 1979 SWEATERS ... v2 PRICE ALTERATIONS EXTRA GREGORY'S 4th TINUES ¥ 00 I Gregory scMen'sQWear Std. LAKEVIEW PLAZA - PORT PERRY - 985-8160 OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS TO 9:00 P.M. 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