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a 4 i EAN i Se, 8 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Nov. 10, 1976 NOVEMBER TRIFLES: Present local talent Port Perry Town Hall 1873 presents November Trifles on Friday, Novem- ber 19, at 8 p.m., an evening of light variety entertain- ment provided by local talent. Featured performers are pianist Bev Simmonds, local man-abbut-town Paul Arculus, and for those who were unable to purchase tickets for his recent recital, there will be a special guest appearance, in a lighter mood, by Dr. Tom Millar and his colleagues. Others on the program in- clude trumpeter Steve Han- son, guitarist Irvin Gibson, specialty numbers Shawn Lackie, lan Harper, Billy Dowson, the Country Teens and singers Jean Kennedy, Audrey Sharpe, Marion Rodway and Barbara Gib- son. Doors open at 7:30 pay-as- you-enter $2. ceeds go to the Town Hall fundraising committee. The draw for the Town Hall quilt and afghan will also be made during the evening. Further information is available from Mrs. Sandy Sinclair at 985-2485. Producer is Diane Lackie and Assistant, Sandy Sin- clair. Master of ceremonies is Paul Arculus and accom- panist, Bev Simmonds. All pro- - Visitors encouraged after Town Hall tour "Very impressed and en couraged' is how a group of Exeter visitors felt after they toured Port Perry's renovated Town Hall 1873 last Tuesday. The Exeter group, invol- ved in the early stages of their own Old Town Hall renovation program, heard about this community's suc- cess and decided to take a first-hand look and to pick up ' a few pointers for use in their own situation. There are many . things that parallel the Exeter ef- fort with the Scugog one. | Cedar Creek news By Mr. George Kilpatrick Mr. and Mrs. John Farrow of South River were last weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Rick Larocque and Fall Special Complete Paint Job on any Car or ¥2 Ton Pick-up Truck for '175.00 B&W AUTO BODY GREENBANK - ONTARIO Wayne Mahaffy Prop. : ; : : with presentation of this ad. i | ; 4 985-7135 Rick Ellicott sons. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Barn- hoorn of i.ondon, Mr. and Mrs. David Den Boer of Don Mills, Martin den Boer of Maryland, U.S.A., and Arieranne and Jane den Boer of Toronto were last weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. John den Boer. It was the first time in nearly ° three years that the family had all been home together. It was the 30th wedding anniversary of the John de Boers. George Kilpatrick visited his cousins, the Misses Clara, Edith and Laura Brown in Toronto on Tuesday. Sorry to report that Auke Vandermeer is back in hospital in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Trepanier of Toronto spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Victor Larocque. Exeter has a population of 3,400, about the same as Port Perry and Prince Albert. Like this community, where a new arena construc- tion project fund was being operated at the same time as the Town Hall campaign, the Exeter gioup points out that they, too, are seeking funds at the same time as a cam- paign to raise money for a $1 million recreation centre needed when their old arena was ordered closed. Although they've raised about $17,000 60 far, they say the community harbours mixed feelings toward the effort. Only after a wrecking crew demolished the tower on the town hall did a general awareness in the community surface. Seems that word about what Town Hall 1873 has accomplished is getting around, judging from a visit last week by Exeter Heritage Foundation. The group is attempting to save the old Exeter town hall from the wrecker's hammer, and decided to get some advice and information from the Scugog" group. Seen here taking part in the discussions are, from left; Melba Ecker, Jenny Huntley, Marion Bissett, Joyce Monteith, and Jane Litt of the Town Hall 1873 Committee. UXBRIDGE CO-OP Annual Meeting & Banque AND ELECTION OF DIRECTORS to be held on MONDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1976 Uxbridge Secondary School Cafeteria - 7:00 p.m. TICKETS *3.50 per person Available at Uxbridge Co-op 852-3321 Limited number available - get yours early. HON. WILLIAM NEWMAN, M.P.P. Ontario Minister of Agriculture Guest Speaker DINNER & ENTERTAINMENT : 3 [4 3 » + [J € N80 < 2 ©. e 4 LJ < ¢ 2 v } ) LJ w» 4 - [J