Lake Scugog Historical Society Historic Digital Newspaper Collection

Port Perry Star, 28 Nov 1979, p. 18

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ATA LU ALE TN SN TAY SARE YL ATA IE MR TP FT Maa "Xe. AAT YY 2 RON red d sade J" "aa ries A A REE SN PRES OR t SRN RL TESA SNORE A NDA NITINT £ INES EH do A rf i $ "2's . A IL ¢ slo [5 v . 3 a) A" SANT AERC SR CORTES VIRAR, ¥ EE OE PER SENOS RIN She REA LA MES NAP LOLS . . minstrels. Canada's own Huggett Family, the world's most célebrated musical ensemble, will entertain with music and dances of the As a part of a tour of 12 major Ontario centres this year, Port Perry will be involved by a troupe of six accomplished wandering Baroque period with a special Christmas flavour on Thursday December 6th. The event is included in the subscription series at Town The famous Huggett Family has been viewed on TV in Canada and Great Britain, has toured the U.S., England, France, Germany and Greece with great successes everywhere. rR) ry dt \ \ [ . . { i . 2 . FREER TR FFELP ESE Fa Il YE SONAR RE Wy EI RO Tir 3 $40 ON AY EAT Srl RY ISAM EAT RL L FINT TA LR AX [0 RM Hall 1873 this season. There is po gimmickry about this remarkable group. Instead, every member is a key participant During the past two sea- sons it has been a very popular feature of the Shaw Festival at Niagara-on-the-Lake. SSAA SAY Wren = ! SENS Nat io ' YOU DON'T HAVE TO SHOUT MERRY CHRISTMAS, | I. If vou decorate your house with Christmas lights. keep it " simple. Too much of a good thing is a waste of electricity. 2. Turn your Christmas display on after 7pm. when the demand lor electricity is lighter. And please. remember to switch it off at bedtime. 3A happy Christmas is a safe Christmas. Discard old hghts J } that show wear or damage and make sure lights are marked I C.S AL for safety. YW { ; OUR BEST WISH-DON'T WASTE YOUR ENERGY, USE IT WISELY. 3 Famous Hugget Family at Town Hall 1873 in a unique collective musi- cal institution. There are six of them: father, Leslie, a French horn player and director; mother, Margaret, who specializes in keyboard instruments; daughters, Jennifer, who plays cello, and Fiona, who plays violin, viol, krummhorn and recorder; sons, Andrew, who is arranger and composer and plays many instruments and Ian who plays viola and handles the advertising part of the business as well. A busy family indeed, yet at the heart of things a sincere warm relationship prevails offstage as it does onstage. The "Renaissance CAGE. SRR SHES Christmas", which is the title of the concert at the Town Hall, will be a colour- ful evening of rousing carols, folk and traditional songs, a characteristic display of musical talent and dancing in the typical garb of the Renaissance period. It is a repeat performance of a very popular yearly show based on how people acted in the courts and in the streets a long time ago, especially at Christmas. This is first class enter- tainment. Don't miss it. Tickets are on sale now at the Port. Perry Star and Irwin Smith Music Co. Four girls receive: 4-H County Honours by Jackie Skelding Once again our 4-H club comes to a close until the new year. This interesting project on Needlepoint was completed by members, either making a pillow or coasters. Our\Achievement Day was at Uxbridge United Church on November 24, at 9:30 a.m. The Home-economist was Mrs. Beverley Brook. Four of our members received County Honours and they were: Janet Lamb, Andrea Oosterlo, Andrea Wannink- We are no longer ADVERTISING our carry over stock of "19 PONTIACS-BUICKS & GMC's But you can still purchase any of these at YEAR END MODEL SAVINGS from one of our friendly sales representatives at PHILP PONTIAC BUICK LIMITED 10 Vanedward Drive, Port Perry, Phone 985-8474 hof and myself. Mrs. S. Sinclair of Port Perry came to our meeting on October 25. She gave us a look at a few of her samples of great work along with some helpful hints on needle- pointing. We all appreciated her coming. Our 4-H club members would like to thank our leaders Mrs. Kingstone and Mrs. Espley for the great help to us in this unit. The next unit will be called "Food For Friends". It sounds real yummy and exciting, eh! I.A. ROBB, Opening new doors to small business one of our representatives Corporation of the Township of Scugog, will be at Municipal Offices, 181 Perry Street, Port Perry Tuesday, December 4th, 1979-10 a.m. to 3 p.m. If you require financing to start, modernize or expand your business and are unable to obtain it elsewhere on reasonable terms and conditions or if you are interested in the FBDB management services of counselling and training or wish information on government programs available for your business, talk to our representative. / / FEDERAL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT BANK 22 King Street West, Oshawa, Ontario. BOY pd GOL "2 & ® *

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