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10-- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, April 25, 1979 Scugog Island and area new by Mrs. Earl Reader So now the luncheon, art and craft show is over and we are still thinking about the lovely things we saw and the satisfying purchases we were able to make. We certainly do wish to convey The art of caning is not dead as Sandy Sinclair demonstrates. Sandy took park in the annual Arts and Craft Show on Scugog Island last Saturday. our thanks and appreciation to all the demonstrators who so kindly explained their talents and work. We also thank all those who brought displays of their art or craft and also to the ladies who provided food for a bake table sale. Any plants which were left will be taken to the Hospital Spring Fair this coming Saturday. Of all the "Draw" prizes, one went to Oshawa, and one to Whitby. The rest stayed on Scugog. The Emard family were particularly lucky, when they received 3, including the electric clock. Sunday was an interesting and informative day for the Scugog Pastoral Charge when a volunteer team of Miss Beatrice McLean and Mr. Ron Motum were sent out by the Oshawa Presby- tery to explain the work, and need for the mission and Service Fund which is used in many areas. PE cnamyons are being made for another busy weekend. You will find the musical concert for this Friday at 8 p.m. in the Island Church being advertised elsewhere. We understand costumes will dress up many numbers. So come and see how they handle the grass skirts, leis, hats, etc. as well as the music that goes with it all. Many tickets have been sold, so get yours early to avoid disappointment. Ask anyone in the choirs. Then Saturday we are all: off to the Hospital Spring Fair in Port Perry. Sunday of course is another big day at the Island Church when many of your relatives will be in the Church Parade and take part in the Service. It's a special for the Independent Order of 0dd Fellows. J" ED ED EN ES 0 EE ED SE SE Gn a. o OPEN HOUSE WALLACE MARLOW COMPANY LIMITED Blackstock - Ontario - 986-4201 Please Join Us On FRIDAY, APRIL 27th Between 10:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. COFFEE - DOUGHNUTS - DOOR PRIZES BALLOONS FOR THE KIDDIES Bring your Dog and/or Cat and receive some PURINA CHOW for them. Ride your Horse in and receive a FREE BAG OF HORSE CHOW. We look forward to seeing you and your neighbours on FRIDAY, APRIL 27th, 1979 Mr. Ansoh Gerrow retur- ned from his week of treat- ments and was able to mingle and chat with the visitors at the Art and Craft Show. Mr. Clarence Carter is recovering quite well from his recent surgery in Toron- to. Mrs. Amy Smith of Gerrow's Beach is still in Princess Margaret Hospital in Toronto undergoing various tests and treat- ments. At the Craft Show, you probably saw the beautiful quilt displayed by Central Seven. You can buy tickets on it in Brock's Department Store in Port Perry. Soon you will be receiving flower seeds in the mail. A great deal of work and money is put into this project. It is hoped that you will respond by sending a donation to help this worthy cause. The May U.C.W. meeting for the "'Head" ladies will be held at the home of Mrs. Anne Alstein at Cedar Shores. There is just one week left to give your donation to the Cancer Society. If you haven't been canvassed yet, you will likely soon have a caller. Math champs (From page 8) had the highest and second highest scores in Zone 68. Also included on the Honour Roll were: Mary McKelvey, Kelly Fewer, Dave Alexan- der, Leanne Kerr Wendy Bracken, John Curl, and Dave VanWeston. Once again this year Port Perry High School had more students on the Zone Honour Roll than any other school in Zone 68. In addition, the University of Waterloo presents a medal to the top student in the contest along with a certifi- cate for outstanding achieve- ment in the Junior Mathe- matics Contest. John Wynsma receives the medal for attaining the highest standing in the Junior Mathematics Contest at Port Perry High School. The Mathematics Depart- ment and the staff of the High School take this oppor- tunity to congratulate all the students who participated in this contest for a job well done. Those students eligible to write the contest next year have their work cut out for them as they attempt to gain an even higher ranking for Port Perry high in the Junior Mathematics Contest. BEDFORD WATER DELIVERY R.R. 1, Nestleton, Ontario LOB 1LO 986-4850 (ANYTIME) psn Woodcarver Lawrence Davis was on hand at the Scugog Island Community Centre last Saturday to demonstrate the art of woodcarving and display his excellent carvings of birds and animals. HONDA Lad / Jig ww MARGARET TRUDEAU'S controversial, new book ... 'BEYOND REASON' Hard Cover Limited Supply $12.95 'sta 235 Queen St. , Stationery & Office Supply Port Perry - 985.7383 Gp pT Tove Jl ge Nn i i pd eA re » nt