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\\ Q Museum opens the doors The Scugog Shores Museum has opened its doors for another season and there are numerous fascinating displays which show the cultural and historical past of this part of Ontario. From now until May 18, the museum will be open to the public on weekdays, and after May 18 will be open on weekends and holidays. Coming up on May 17 and 18 is the annual Pioneer Days, a popular event for Scugog residents and visitors alike. . Seagrave news by Mrs. B. Somerville Happy Easter folks! Hope everyone had a great day and the Easter bunny was extra nice to each of you this year. Church on Sunday morning was filled almost to capacity with a few making their way to the birthday box. They were Michelle Lavereau, Tara-Lynn Puck- rin. Brian Keen, Neil Wana- SHARP - CANON TEXAS INSTRUMENT 'CALCULATORS | & Adding Machines PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street 985-7383 & Q- REG.RD.8 ¥ | ~ REACH FAIR . ~ IND. 2 3 PARK 3 I 3 N A maker. Happy birthday to each! ; The special music was supplied by the choir and Mrs. Mary Alexander who I understand did a splendid job. Thanks folks. The lovely Easter lilies in the Church Sanctuary were supplied by the U.C.W. and Mrs. L. MacNeil in the memory of Rev. MacNeil. A get well wish goes this week to Master Kris Laver- eau who was hospitalized last week for an appendect- omy. Kris is now home but unfortunately can't return to school for another week. Bet you really feel bad Kris! Little Craig Beacock is also still hospitalized and is coming along nicely as expected. I understand the red WOODWORKING SHOP Pine - Cupboards - Furniture measles are also making its rounds in the area. Hope each one of you little folks are feeling much better. "A welcome home to Mrs. Corine Watts who flew to Surrey, B.C. to visit with her new little grandson and family. The U.C.W. ladies will meet on Wednesday, April 9th at 8:00 p.m. in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Keen. A special invitation to the Scouting and Brownie families to attend a family swim at Uxpool on Sunday, April 13th from 3:00 to 4:00 p.m. All members of the organization are welcome. Next weeks correspondent is Mrs. Sheila Sears at 985- 8324. Please give her a call. 'CUSTOM MADE TO YOUR ORDER' 4 Post Beds - Dressers Tables - Dining, Kitchen & Living Roll Top Desks - Mirrors Cedar Chests - Book Shelves - Etc. KITCHEN CABINETS Wide Selection to Choose From. 'YOU NAME IT ... WE MAKE IT!" - 'COMPARE OUR PRICES' Open Daily 9 to 5 - Saturday 9:30 to 3:30 REACH INDUSTRIAL PARK - 985-7679 PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, April 9, 1980 -- 17 Blackstock area news Science: 1-Waves of the Sea- Lynn Bazarin and Annette Haines, Constellations- Cathy Paisley and Wendy Reeder, Hon. Mention- Crystals- Mike McDiarmid and Gravity by Boyd Vand- erheul. Medicine and Health: 1-Detergents-Debbie VanCamp, 2-Your Health May be in Your Hands-Lori Cole and Julia Vanderheul, 3- Biorythms-Mark McConnell, Hon. Mention- How Quickly Do You Tire-Gordie Gettins and Jay Priebe. Plants and Animals: 1-Sprouts- Paul Green, 2-Maple Syrup Making-Brian VanCamp, 3- Nothing Tastes Like Butter- Murray Traquair, Hon. Mention-Yeast-Eleanor Kelly. Conservation and Ecology: 1-Methane Gas- Andrew Petrie, 2-How to harness the Wind-Lionel DeKnecht, 3-Harnessing our Pond-Erik Kiezebrink, Hon. Mention-Soaps and Deter- gents-Luke VanRyswyck and Craig Paisley. The School would like to thank several individuals and groups for their help and cooperation in this year's fair. Thanks to Mr. Fletcher and Mr. Scott from Cart- wright High School for the competent judging. Mrs. Noel and Mr. Tysick were very helpful in offering their time to transport tables. We also appreciate the loan of tables from the Blackstock United Church, the Nestleton Community Centre and the Blackstock Recreation Centre. Thanks too to all the parents and people in Black- stock community who attended the fair, discussed ideas with exhibitors and in general helped to make this year's fair a worthwhile and viable event. The Senior Citizens of Cartwright Local 363 cele- brated their 10th annivers- ary recently. A plant donated by Turner Greenhouse as a tribute to our senior members who have passed on. A 2 minute silence was observed in their memory. namely, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith, Mrs. Ruby Strong, Mr. and Mrs. Russel Mountjoy, Mrs. Con- boy, Mr. and Mrs. Osmond Wright, Mrs. Betty Badeau, Mr. and Mrs. Tennyson Samells, Mr. Walter Lawrence. The plant was then sent to a member who is in the hospital at the present time. The Club presented our past presidents, Carl Wright, Bert Gibson, and Ed Harris with a past President's jewel pin each. Of interest to our residents is an Art Exhibit entitled Under this Roof, which is being shown at the Robert McLaughlin Gallery, Oshawa, until April 23. This is a collection of sixty-three pen and ink drawings of historical homes in Southern Ontario. One of the artists is our own Sandra Thompson. Congratulations, Sandra, we are proud of your accom- plishment. Quite a number of families have been involved in maple syrup making this spring. We are hoping to start a Men's Lob-ball team or teams in the Blackstock or Nestleton area. Anyone interested please call Vern Vogel - 986-5171, Brian Morten - 986-5215 or Warren Rohrer - 986-5318. 16% G.M.A.C. 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