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Top Honours Prince Albert Public School took: top honours in a Lions Club-sponsored junior Science Fair held recently. Cartwright Public School came second and Greenbank Public School finished third. Above, club representative poses with the winning team, from top left, Jeremy Douglas, Mr. Brown, Mark Elliott, Andrea Kindree, Meredith Allin, Ron Halligan and Dale Greenwood. REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY =~ OF DURHAM CLOSURE OF SANITARY LANDFILL SITE The SCUGOG WASTE DISPOSAL SI will be closed Monday, May 23, 1983, due to the Victoria Day Holiday. Normal operations will continue on Tues- day, May 24, 1983. 'W. A. TWELVETREES, P. ENG. COMMISSIONER OF WORKS HOLIDAY WEEKEND Fibre Artists will display at by Faye Sanderson The May 9th meeting of the Scugog Shores Fibre Artists was held in the log cabin at the Island Museum. Eleven members were present. Topics discussed were our participation in Pioneer Days and the Port Perry Fair. At both of these events, our members will be dem- * onstrating such interest- ing skills as weaving, spinning, rug hooking, quilting and knitting - usually with natural Pioneer Days fibres. Also, we talked about our enjoyable' and in- formative day 'at a weaving and spinning seminar in Greenwood, Ontario, April 30th. During this meeting the antique loom in the log cabin was prepared for demonstrating weaving to the visitors at Pioneer Days and to the many school children who will be touring the museum grounds this spring and fall. Warn boaters of cold water "The Ontario Sailing Association gives a precaution to small craft sailors and boaters that the lakes and rivers of Ontario in May and ear- ly June are extremely cold and again, in late Fall. Many boating fatalities, at this time of year, are not nécessarily due to drowning, but rather from HYPOTHERMIA. This is the effect of cold water on the body temperature. It takes only a few minutes in cold water to make the body immobile and within 10 to 15 minutes the dangerous effect of Hypothermia begins to lower the body temperature. to a dangerous level, bring- ing on unconsciousness. Each boater should, therefore, take the following precautions when going forth at this -« time of year: _* Do not sail alone, but VIDEO DISC PLAYER Enjoy longer rental at a terrific price! THIS FRI. TO TUES. 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U.C.W. meet by Bernice Dobson The May meeting was held in the home of Mrs. Mina Steer with sixteen members present. The topic was friendship and Jove taken by Margaret Ann Lamb and Mina <Steer. The ladies of the U.C.W. will have a church service on June 5th. The speaker will be Mrs. Euna Killen. It was suggested we have a bus trip in July with final plans to be made in June. Margaret Croxall and Ethel Franklin will have "the June 2nd meeting in the church. AL'S CATERING 985-2583 PORT PERRY & AREA Weddings - Dances or Dinner Parties - Large or Small -In'Your Home or Hall of your choice. Professional Service at Reasonable Rates! PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, May 17, 1983 -- 7 DO IT YOURSELF PROJECTS BEGIN AT CASTLE BUY 3 GET 4 NOW BUY 3 4-LITRE CONTAINERS OF ANY OLYMPIC PRODUCT, THINKING OF A NEW DECK OR FENCING? We can help you with your plans for any home improve- ment project you have in mind. FREE ESTIMATES ON PROJECT NEEDS! 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