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i ---------- EE a a 2 mena Se "A Family Tradition for 127 Years" _ Auction Sales MONDAY, JUNE 28 SALE TIME: 6:30 P.M. Auction sale at Wee-Care Day Care Centre, 10 Top St., Ajax (north of Hwy. 2, off Harwood). We are sell- ing a complete Day Care Centre including apartment size washer and dryer, 2 dr. fridge, stove, approx. 80 cots, tables, chairs, hun- dreds of toys, outside equipment - eg. swings, fort, elc., desk, plano, assorted supplies plus other items, electric carousel. Note time: 6:30 p.m. Viewing from 5 p.m. Excellent sale of day care quipment. No reserve. MCLEAN AUCTIONS AND LIQUIDATIONS - 576-7550, 686-3291. BUSINESS CARDS - many styles to choose from (3 books). As low as $20.60 for 250 cards (black ink on white card). Port Perry Star Co., 188 Mary St, 985-7383. CONTINUOUS FEED stationery printed-letterhead and envelopes, 20 Ib. bond, black or colored ink. Port Perry Star, 188 Mary St. 985- 7383 INVITATIONS - wedding, anniver- saries and all accessories. Three books to choose from. (A book may be taken out overnight). 10 per cent off complete orders. Wedding photo and write-up in the Port Perry Star at no charge. Port Perry Star Co., 188 Mary St, 985-7383. LETTERHEAD AND ENVELOPES - business and personal, many styles to choose from (3 books). Port Perry Star Co., 188 Mary St., 985-7383. PERSONAL ADDRESS LABELS - self-adhesive or gummed, white, clear, gold, silver and four other col- ors. Plus monogram or logo can be added. Port Perry Star Co., 188 Mary St., 985-7383. Last week a group of Durham Board Trustees including both Joyce Kelly and myself trav- elled to Haliburton to visit the Durham Board students at- tending the Arts and Music Camps. More than 400 Durham stu- dents are attending the Arts Camp White Pine. This experi- ence is designed to assist stu- dents in discovering and enjoy- ing the aesthetic qualities in nature in the man-made world and to have them respond crea- Land tively to challenges provided by an excellent staff of teachers and practising artists. The pro- gram is conducted in a rustic forest and lake environment and designed for students who excel in the arts. It was wonderful to see the students taking advantage of the opportunities available to them to study and create in the processes of drawing, painting, sculpting, printmaking, ceram- ics, stained glass, carving, leather sculpture, puppetry, More than 400 students are attending the arts camp White Pine in Haliburton Including Amanda Pelyk from Port Perry High School and Stephanie MacDonald from R.H. Cornish Pub- lic School. Looking on is Donna Griffin-Smith, ateacher from S.A. Cawker Public School. See story. 10% OFF COMPLETE WEDDING PACKAGE ORDERS THE PORT PERRY STAR OFFICE CENTRE 188 Mary Strect, Port Perry 985-7383 Fax 985-3708 photography and dramatic arts. The second site, Camp Tow- hee, located directly across the small lake (Lake Placid) houses more than 125 Durham stu- dents for an immersion experi- ence for interested, talented music students. Small groups of students, under the guidance of capable instructors, work out- of-doors or in studios through- out the camp. Activities in- clude: concert bands, stage bands, ensembles of flute and clarinet, brass, saxophone and percussion, choirs for chamber ensemble and vocal jazz. In both camps, students also enjoy water activities and land activities and sports. It certain- ly is a tremendous opportunity REGION for meeting new friends, having a lot of fun while getting some intensive instruction and activi- ty in the fields you enjoy. The camps work on a cost recovery basis and are staffed by Dur- ham Board personnel, local art- ists and university student in- structors. A number of organizations contribute to the success including: the secon- dary and elementary teacher's federations: CUPE (Local 218); Robert McLaughlin Gallery; Lo- cal Artist; the Ajax, Oshawa and Brooklin Optimist Clubs; All Points Delivery; Gestetner:- Commodore; IBM Canada; On- tario Arts Council; and Employ- ment and Immigration Canada, Summer Works Program. The Regional Municpality of Durham HOLIDAY CLOSURE OF TRANSFER AND RECYCLING SITES The Oshawa, Cartwright and Scugog Transfer and Recycling Sites will be closed Thursday, July 1st, 1993, for the Canada Day Holiday. Normal Operations will resume on Friday, July 2, 1993. V.A. Silgailis, P.ENG. Commissioner of Works Chinese Buffet All You Can Eat © Fast Take Out Coming Soon Banquet Room & Catering Service Availpble. ALKaTHON Paulmac's Pet Food in association with the Kinsmen Club of Port Perry Sunday July 25th, 1993 at 11:00am Prflzes - Prizes - Prizes Children under 12 must, be accompanied by an adult. All pets must be leashed. Regt areas and refreshments provided. Proceeds to the Scugog Animal Shelter and the Port Perry Kinsmen projects. For more information call 985-0654. Pet Walkathon sponsors'- Paulmac's Pet Foods, Kinsmen Club of Port Perry. Burgham Pet Products, Rolf C. Hagen, Port Perry Star, Scugog Citizen, Meating Place, Kastelic Kounting, Video Superstore. : Please collect your pledges and hand in at the registration desk. Thanks.