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= " LASSE FE 4 Pa tg in OR PILE SYR RT BE 1 AS Pr LP LE XT Gaiety SAVER ETL SE PIR BS AR EEE BS, BRI Af all mE is iad ys a A A HT A A de 3 RS A BD RB AA A A RE elisd) HRS ue PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, May 7, 1980 -- 11 b- N Hi Scu og Museum gets i . a Friends, family honour new grad On April 10th, 1980, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Roy Hope and Beth, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cockwell of Blackstock, Mrs. Jean Wilson, R.R.2, Port Perry and Mr. Ronald Hope and daughter Michelle of ® Newcastle travelled to the O'Keefe Centre in Toronto to view the Calling to the Bar Ceremonies, and see sor: and brother John receive his certificate. Later they were joined by Miss Heather: Mclarty from Sault Ste. Marie, John's fiance, in a dinner celebra- tion not only of John's Call to fi This group of scouts from the Greenbank-Sea- grave troop recently toured the provincial legislature building in Toronto as guests of Durham-York MPP William Newman [left]. The boys are: [front left] Shawn Fisher, JoJo Stone, Jimmy Sturman. Second row, left, Mike Enzie, Shaun Green, Barry Willerton, John Wilcox, Jay Branton, Roderick Jobin. Third row, left, Robert Dobson, Scott Brandon, Todd Willer- ton, Kevin York. Fourth row, left, Chris Saulnier, Mark Sturman, Parrish Fisher, David Standish. Back row, left, Ray Jobin, Martin Fisher, David Truax, Paul Saulnier. the Bar, but his birthday also. On Saturday April 12, an open house was held in Prince Albert Community Centre in honour of John R.D. Hopes Call to the Bar. LS i Many schoolmates, friends, ; Fi and neighbours stopped in to congratulate John and wish him well in his future endeavours. In the evening a pot luck supper was enjoyed by some 30 relatives. John and a fellow law student Robert Benner are starting their own law set for Pioneer Days Its almost here for 1980! Scugog Museum Pioneer Days will be held on May 17 and 18 and as the saying goes there is something for every- body. As you might expect, all the museum buildings have their seasonal displays, many of which are new for this year. In particular, the main room of the school building will feature a superb display of hand paint- ed tole-ware and another of reproduction antique dolls. Look this year too for our pharmacy, circa 190], in the school basement. Ever wonder how they did without freezers on the farm? Well then visit the beef ring behind the Greenbank House and find out. There is more to Pioneer Days though than just a tour of our buildings. This, the third annual Pioneer Days, is first a celebration of a life style lived by the early settlers of our region through demon- strations and displays, and second, a day of fun, games, and entertainment. You can see butter making, cider pressing, ice cream making, baking on the old wood stoves and then taste the fruits of these labours. There will be many craftsmen at work including weavers, spinners, candlemakers, a broom maker, blacksmith, shingle maker to mention but a few. There will be sheep shearing demonstra- tions and a petting zoo "for kids of all ages. Add to this games and contests like bread cutting and apple peeling and you have a fun filled day in store for you. In the entertainment area there will be many talented local people performing throughout the afternoon and there will of course be refreshments available at two spots on the grounds. The pies are home made'! So don't miss it! Join us for great fun and entertainment and don't tell the kids its also educational. That is Saturday, May 17, and Sunday May 18 noon to 5 p.m. at Scugog Shores Historical Museum, 2 mile north of 7A on Scugog Island. Admission 75 cents to $1.50. GALLEY FISH & CHIPS 161 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY - 985-8647 FREE DRAW 4 Pair of Children's Tickets to the Shriner's Circus in Oshawa on Saturday, May 10th. COME IN AND PUT YOUR NAME IN. - NO PURCHASE NECESSARY. Mond is Red Shield Blitz Night ur va 4 Please give generously when the Red Shield volunteer canvasser calls. If you would like to help out by being a canvasser yourself, please phone campaign headquarters. I= Please help the Red Shield Appeal ii Give usthisday THE SALVATION ARMY - 114 Brock Street West, P.O. Box 122, Uxbridge, Ontario. Telephone 852;3841. practice in Lucan, Ontario. 0 Hous: or Rowan During Queen Street construction and the incon- venience connected with this project, we are going to make it really worth your while to continue shop- ping Downtown with EXTRA SPECIAL VALUES EVERY WEEK! FURNITURE - T.V. - STEREO - APPLIANCES THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL CHAIRS Recliners - Swivels - Tubs - Rockers With the Purchase of One Chair At Regular Price .. YOUR CHOICE OF ANY OTHER CHAIR IN STOCK D> JUSTIN TIME FOR... Mother's Day - May 11th Father's Day - June 15th TST rliie oy {VORRELE" | GET AY CRAIN Joh da gO a a RE? SYR