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22 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, April 19, 1988 In-house user surveys going on at library The Scugog Memorial Public Library is conducting an in-house user survey for 3 weeks starting April 19. We are interested in fin- ding out how the services and materials that the library pro- vides are used, what services you find useful, and areas for im- provement. It is an attempt to provide the kinds of library ser- vices wanted by this community. We urge you to come into the library and fill out a survey. NATIONAL BOOK FESTIVAL National Book Festival takes place from April 16-23 and Cana- dian authors and illustrators will be promoted all across the country. There has been some controver- sy existing in the literary com- munity over the separate celebra- tion of "Canadian" writers. These authors compete in a very large. ocean, and recognition is often very hard to achieve, however Dare to Dream theme of Education Education Week is April 17-23. The theme is "Dare to Dream." The sewing classes of Durham Region have decided to showcase the talented students. Sewing is a creative activity that can become a career or remain a hobby. Few people can complete a garment for themselves and also model it in a show. The students from secondary schools are presenting a fashion show "Classy Threads." All garments modelled by the students have been sewn by them. The show will be at the Oshawa Centre, April 20 at 6:30 p.m. The stage is being constructed by students at General Vanier. The background display is design- ed by Jenny Bryan a Gr. 12 stu- dent at General Vanier School. Posters & programs are printed by Graphics Class at G.V.S.S. Students who will participate in the show are from Durham Region high schools. 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His detective, Charlie Salter, is based in Toron- to, but it was his title Death in the Old Country that caught the in- terest of British readers. It was short listed for a British Crime Fiction award. Canadian authors know Canada and they know Canadians. They write from the experience of Canadians like Joy Kagowa whose family roots are Japanese, Michael Ondaatje who arrived from Ceylon (now Sri Lanka) in 1962 or Austin Clarke who was born in Barbados. Bernelda Wheeler writes from a different Canadian experience in her book for children: Where - did you get your moccasins? It is this same emotion and UNLIMITED QUEEN ST., PORT PERRY Chronic Pain Relief by Postural Balancing, Allergy Testing by Kinesiology, Acupressure Treatments for Allergies. No more foods to cut out of your diet! GET TREATED and EAT IT! For appointment call: Ingredients Unlimited 985-8807 After Hours Call Audrey 986-0136 " Seniors on the Go - Travel '88 DATE: Sunday, May 15th, 1988 PICKUP TIME: 10:30 AM ARRIVE BACK: 6:30 PM Transportation to and from Port Perry Accompanied by Brent and Linda from Marlin Travel, Port Perry LOCATION: Toronto Hilton International 'Toronto Ballroom' 145 Richmond Street West COST: $10.00 per Person $1.00 per ticket donated to Alzheimer Society for Metropolitan Toronto explore and discover new and exciting travel destinations live entertainment -- refreshments -- prizes -- films -- guest speakers * TALK TO THE EXPERTS ° Fiesta Holidays Cultural Tours Discovery Tours Global Tours Trade Wind Tours Holland America Cruises St. Kitts / Nevis Tourist Board Regent Holidays Treasure Tours Sun Line Cruises Danish Tourist Board/S.A.S. 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Kevin Major from Sandy Cove NFLD writes for young adults and his books have been translated into German, Danish and French. The latest is his wide- ly praised novel Dear Bruce Springstein. It reminds us that youth confront the same problems no matter where they live. Our writers are tops! It has taken an effort by teachers, booksellers, librarians and others in the literary field to show us that the Canadian experience and the talents of Canadian authors are exceptional and exciting. The Canada Council adds a strong voice of support during the Na- tional Book Festival, and we are all winners in this special celebration! Lucky student travels to Wales (and back again) Ashburn and Area News by Florence Ashton Bill and Bernice Gardner at- tended the Spring Banquet Leadership Centre on Taunton Rd. recently. Visiting with Gerry and Betty Emm recently were Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Watson of Washington, D.C. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Emm have returned home, from spen- ding several months in the sunny south. Visiting with Muriel Fisher over the weekend were Mrs. Gwen Cassady of Toronto, Mrs. Jean Byers of Scarborough and Don and Maxine Vallance of Brooklin. Bradley Batten enjoyed an 11 day trip to Wales recently, spon- sored by the Anderson High School Rugby Team. He attended arugby game with Wales vs. Ita- ly, with Wales winning. One of the highlights was visiting a castle built in 1891. He was quite im- pressed by visiting a beautiful cathedral with a lovely rose win- dow in the front with Jesus and 2 disciples on the sides. Bradley already is looking forward to returning to Wales in two years time. The Ladies Bible Class met at the home of Chrissie McKinney last Wednesday evening, with president Florence Ashton con- vening the meeting. We opened the meeting by singing "He Lives." Scripture was read by Joan Knight, with Jean McEntyre leading in prayer. Bernice Gard- ner was in charge of the pro- (RENT + PORT PERRY * Garden Tillers Carpet Cleaners Tile Cutters Generators Compressors * Dollies * Scaffolds * Heavy Equipment * Pumps * Log Splitters 985-7771 Hwy. 7A - Port Perry gramme, and centered her pro- gramme on the Easter theme. She shared with us a lovely topic titled 'If There Were No Easter" by Dr. James Kennedy, Minister of the Coral Ridge Presbyterian Church in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. Our hostess served us lovely refreshments. Last Sunday morning, Rev. Stuart McEntyre chose as his ser- mon title "A Matter Of Life And Death."" His text was from Romans 8, verses 1 & 2. Debbie Batten and Ruth Oliver read the scriptures. The Senior Choir sang "Wonderful Words of Life." Don't forget the workbee at Burns Church this coming Satur- day beginning at 9:00 a.m. The Kirk Guild will serve you lunch. A large attendance thoroughly enjoyed the Gospel Music Concert presented by the Watchmen from Kitchener on Sunday evening at Burns. A time of fellowship followed in the church hall. Many thanks to all who contributed to the success of this event. Brooklin Horticultural Society is offering Flower Arranging Classes on Mondays May 2, 9, 16, & 30 at 7:30 p.m. at Burns Church. Cost $50.00 members, $55.00 non- members. Conducted by Veronica Colangelo. To register you may call Margaret Davis 655-4825. Congratulations to Ernie & Catherine Humphrey who recent- ly celebrated their 35th Wedding Anniversary. The family gathered together to celebrate this happy occasion at the home of Chris Humphrey in Toronto. UXBRIDGE SAVE) Lawn Mowers Tent Trailers Travel Trailers Box Trailers ... and more! PARTY GOODS GAMES TABLES CHAIRS GLASSES 852-5538 Zehrs Mall - Uxbridge