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PERSPECTIVE VOLUME 118, NUMBER 41 MILTON, ONTARIO, WEONESOAY, JANUARY 31, 1979 1HIRO SECTION - FEATURES Percy Merry- fest INTRIGUED BY EGGEIJRY, Marlene Leslie (left) of Toronto, Clare Smitb of Milton and Karen Findlay of Missiasauga examine an egg during Merryfest. Eggeury, the art of decorating eggs, intrigued many visitors. THREE-YEAR-OLD Jason Cole of Milton la Oakvillc Model Ftying Club which oas one of lte entranced by the enormity of Bill Standing's organizations to puE on a display at the P.W. model airpiane. Mr. Standing ia a member of the Merry Publie School's Merryfest Saturday. AN ATTENTIVE AUDIENCE of youngsters watches ichael Taylor of the Oakville Model Railway Society as he turns a nwitch on his miniature railroad. The exhibit oas one of a number at Merryfest, a celebration of wintcr at P.W. Merry Public Scbool Pregnancy cancels -.---horse rides Students and parents oi Percy W. Merry SaSsai are -Janaary is a bah niontit capabiest enjoyig themseives. Soto eniivenil, they decidedupon aaîier carnia Oaring the sehoils receni "Merryes', activities ua Ilitgit Merryfest after the sciooai varient trom square dancing and craito. cross country skiing and a talent shos,, msdei trains and hake sale. The irai year 1975, incioded horse drasit letgh Retrenlunenia torte Sangry, the ai. John hAn- rides. bliance for thie il a nd a pubic address ystent if a car sas binekesi, sereavaitabie. 51ev Johnnon naîd they wrrenit heid tlit yrar becase "the Sortes are getiîg oint Onreaiftem Theresuas eenna clowan.pregoiant. Caitent Chortdes, hîs real vasue ta Steve Saxon tram Weaiher cassent posiponement ai Merrytestitisa Acton. His sidekick oaa Chester, a doumy, ears ago. Scheduient fur a Saiorday. a bizzttard siracit Frtday Atlioogh chldrer han tot speod the otght ai 1Se The isua sure accasupasîca ity Henrietta. a white srhooithey didn'tgo hungrv rabbit. Henrett tos prkas ie vvatpoplarai ke rta Mrs Johnon sain t tty irasrd o the tond tht hait drasine the attention ai the chittdren Selore ahoan t ecbrgStaMeret three performed Merryfeatistafor tSe tudentsanad tirr amlitea This was theiourik caoaecuttae yeariforMNerryevt aei aastera The money raiaed goes toard specsal lis organizedby the home and schoilassociation projeita. The president as Marian Johnon. Spoiîghtis for the tage acre purchated lettmth Becuseshe Solda te top positin she qua] fiteatudto much of the work. Belsucen announcîsg the openigogfa te day and moppîne lush in the estrasce Sali ta sqoirtiîg Sersel wih mstardMrs. Johnonsas mchîindemand, She personitient the effort bchîod Merrytesi, Four years aeo sue sure stiîng aroond a taitle sonderingsuhat e cooid do ta raise suonry oSes o, cameaupsith the ides ofa sinterestiaa hesaîd. maney raîsed n oe os on Christmas sasu the assoctation pay tSe sa ' laorclil3t studesis ta sec Alce in Woderiand ai ithe ihildreca tltcatre in Toronto at Chitas. Association mesubera are enthatastie, Said(,i hosesife. Merryest chacaciertestieiet of ltît can befound byliing in the country The achool in locaird on BSettaiaRd. îac titi intersecion wtîSTrafaaigar Rd. in ouititaraern Milton. BEHIND THE SCULPTURES be bas carved, Heinrich Boehrmnger of Bramalea toils over a block of wood wich will become s beaver. Mr. Boebringeris woodcarving diaplay was one of the exhibita at thte fourtit annual P.W. Merry Scboool Merryfest Saturday. w ~ ~ BEHIND THE INSTRUMENT of ber expertise is Mar Foster, a member of the Oakville Weavers and Spinners Guild. Tbe guild was one of a number of organisations and individuals wbich featured crafts, hobbies, square dancing, and en- tertaînment at Merryfest saturday. r Sr N~ t~'~ * W FRESH BAKED CcOODS are always popular items and Metylut neas no different. The money raised by lte P.W. Merry Home an School Association whicb organized the event, goes towarduope" projectsataithe nchool. IT'S AMAZING bow old binder twine can be used. Dcmonstrating iv trmgard King af Miltan. Sbc iv weaving tbc twine into mats. ~1