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ee) = eto a Lp EIR PORT PERRY STAR - Thursday, July 16, 1970 SIX-YEAR-OLD Cindy Short seems to think she's riding a horse as she sits astride her stuffed dog, one of the four winners in the Tot Lot stuffed animal contest Friday at R.H. Cornish School. Behind Cindy is Kim Price, 5, who is proudly displaying her pet poodle which won the honours in the smallest category in the contest. First prize for the most original stuffed animal went to three-year-old Suzanne Greenhouse while Linda Warner, 6 topped the group _with her pink pig winning the most prettiest category. More than 45 children participated in the event judged by Mrs. Clara Warren of 370 Cochrane Street. Cedar Creek Congratulations to Mrs. Bill Armstrong of Quaker Road who won a Stereo Hi- Fi set last week on a scaven- ger hunt run by Radio Sta- tion CKLB, Oshawa. The ten articles which had to be . S turned in were: a 78 record | 3nd family of Grand Rapids, of Johnny Ray singing Cry; Michigan, US.A. visited the a pair of saddle shoes; a den Boer family last week. hula hoop; a Big Little Bank:| Mr. and Mrs. Bolton Arm- a Rocket Richard hockey strong of Warkworth spent trading card; .an original | Friday and Saturday with Captain Marvel Comic book; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Armstrong. a Saturday evening Post; a Brian returned home after firecracker; a 1967 licon-e |SPeNding ten days with his plate and a picture of Alfred | 87nd parents. E. Newman. Mr. Bob Armstrong of Lakefield visited Ralph Som- erville recently. The Larocque family had a family picnic last Sunday at Well Spring Park. Mr. & Mrs. Derick Knibbe HOWARD VICE, Prop. BROADLOOM Draperies by the Yard Venetian & Cloth Blinds Custom Made Drapes Drapery Rods & Tracks Interior Decorating Service Custom Made Slip Covers 725-3144 OSHAWA 926 Simcoe St. N. SUPPLY LASTS 450 Per Sheet a? FIR PLYWOOD xB Sheets Reesor Fuel & Lumber PORT PERRY ~-- 985.7951 {Public Keenly Interested InScugog Sh Continued; ; 1. already planning the first display change which will take place for the opening on Tuesday, July 21. On that day, in addition to most of the items on display in the first two weeks there will be added a display of 'Lion Glass' an American pattern which was very popular in this area in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. The display will be part of a collection made by a local resident over many years. There will also be added a collection of crockery, feat- uring many pieces labelled with the names of local bus- inesses of the past, some which can definitely be dated prior to Confederation in 1867. A third addition will be a collection of children's toys. A special feature at the Museum later in the summer, probably late July will be a demonstration of basket-mak- ing by Indians from Scugog Island. They will prepare the wood right from the log, and demonstrate the weaving of baskets at various stages right to the finished product. At the Craft School, Mrs. Martyn has agreed to hold Burley Bus Lines ores Museum one evening session per week. " This is in response to the - p IT many individuals who have ® \ expressed interest but who . ' are not free during the day. : The course will be held from Tuesday & Friday Service 7 to 9 p.m. on Monday LAN) 3 evenings. ' : 0 x - Special courses got under Effective July 21st, 1970 way this week. On Mondays , > at 1:30 the course in Caning taught by Mrs. Wilbur of Hampton, and on Wednesdays : x at 1:30 the course in Oil BUSES Read Down Painting given by Mrs. Beth Sonley. Anyone interested FOR TRIP 1 J TRIP 2 may still join in by coming CHARTER P.M. P.M. to the Head Memorial Church 1] at the above times. : There will be a special LV. OSHAWA | 12:00 | 5:00 church service in the Head n Church sometime this summer --watch the Star for anngun- AR. Columbus 12:10 5:10 ; cement of time and date. N {|| AR. RAGLAN, [12:20 (5:20 ||, 0 ADVERTISE ||| AR. Port Perry [12:30 | 5:30 | WEEKLY LV. Port Perry | 12:30 | 5:30 AR. RAGLAN [12:40 |5:40 | | FOR BEST ||| AR. Columbus [12:50 [5:50 | R ESULTS AR. OSHAWA | 1:00 | 6:00 | Summer 7 BROKEN RULE Safety Contest No. FIND THE LC. | 1 < MAIL BEFORE JULY 210: ELMER CONTEST no.2, 1. Show which Elmer rule is being : SOX 4072, . HE CC MM 0 STATION A, : ere. above and colour the i Go TORONTO i, ONT. BIKES '2 Fill out entry form. Print clearly. NAME EFS SAME .................cooiinns rt WO BOYS 3, Cut out along dotted lines and . J. I'WO GIRLS mail to address shown. STREET a . Any Canadian child between 6 ADDRESS BE PPP FO FPN and 14 may enter. All entries CCM become robert of BIMer the |. 00 iri in ditt an BF | % Safety Elephant. Judges deci- Ci i i ACCESSORY KITS oh Wig Bday ue) Ee tor fais Eo dy I Each kit contains valuable . AERA items for your bike : | ONTARIO SAFETY LEAGUE/ PORT perry STAR Jiang BE NN GN -- ---- C-- -- -- ---- ------ -- LD e-- e--