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Children develop French skills at camp The Durham Region Family YMCA is offering an opportunity for children between the ages of 5 and 12 to develop and enhance their French language skills in the Camp Francais day camp program. Scugog W.l. by Clara Dowson P.R.O. The regular annual meet- ing of the Scugog Island W.1. met in the Community Hall Wed. evening June 20 with 20 members and 3 visitors in attendance. The President welcomed everyone in her usual pleasant manner and the meeting opened by sing- ing the opening Ode and repeating the Mary Stewart Collect. Motto-Each generation makes its own accounting to their children (by Robert F. Kennedy) and was given by Eva Mercado. Roll call was bring a picture of your grandparents or oldest an- cestor. Minutes were read by Bet- ty Ann Freeman and she also gave the Treasurers report in the absence of our treasur- | er Mrs. C. Haigh. Madeline Cawker reported on the District Annual held in Stouffville United Church May 24th. Doreen Adam reported for the auction sale July 14th. Pick up day is July 7th. Each member is requested 2 pies or 1 pieand 1 dozen tarts unless otherwise requested different. The Award Committee will look after picking student for award in the fall. The W.I. picnic July 10th at Uxbridge. South Ontario will be the hostess. Everyone will meet at the Fish and Chip corner, each bringing their own cutlery and bever- age. The July meeting will meet at Dorean Adam's July 18th at 12 noon. Bring food, bathing suits and towels for a pool party. Pot luck lunch- eon and social activities for members and their children. The fair committee will choose the display for the Port Perry fair. Meeting closed by singing / 0' Canada. The program was on Tweedsmuir History of which Helen Redman is Camp Francais will be located in Elgin Park, Uxbridge for four weeks and in Poplar Park, Port Perry for the same amount of time. In each town, Camp Fran- cais will be divided into two, REALISTIC® REALIST] Elsi CHANGERS JUNE Antennas - Plugs Adapters - Tools - Games Switches - Blank 8 Track & Cassette Tapes - Batteries C.B. Accessories -T.V. & V.M. Accessories - Science Fair Kits two week sessions. The sessions will begin.July 2 in Uxbridge and start July 30 in Port Perry. The Durham Region Family YMCA introduced Camp Francais into its Day Camp Program last summer. Camp Francais has been designed to meet the language needs of those children with no previous exposure to French; those who are attending French immersion classes; franco- phones; and children who have been exposed to French throughout the school year. The campers will ex- perience all the activities of aregular day camp program such as arts & crafts, sing songs, and hikes. They will be instructed in French and Radio fhaek «o- AUTHORIZED SALES CENTRE FEALISTIC st STORE WIDE RADIOS ~ Summer Fun at your Fingertips. AM - AM/FM Portables - AC/DC Clock Radio ALL ON SALE FrREaLrSTic] EVERY C.B. IN STOCK ON SALE 4 BIG DAYS ~) CLEARANCE T.V. ANTENNAS and accessories SPLITTERS 2-4 SET COUPLERS PORTABLE CASSETTE RECORDERS AUTO RADIOS - 8 TRACKS CASSETTES - SPEAKERS AND ACCESSORIES Trl ava a 9% WF hd 5 "gq Ly, of VI BAA IAAP 1 ris Tid $1, ' PR ' fos" ' ' ly | EARN len | RDA ' . ' oy PRL) LEP A - 'i " secu bo taba bio ss asco nb Adon dew a Ber sh ssn vs di Siero itis danchtond wii DADC 'ERY PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, June 27, 1979 -- 11 encouraged to use French among themselves. Registration for this camp will be accepted at UXPOOL in Uxbridge, Creative Stop in Port Perry or the Durham YMCA office at Box 216, Whitby, Ontario. For further information, contact the office closest to you. TAPES ADAPTORS JACKS-PLUGS AND ACCESSORIES > on RL See Se PANY Ny h) v i" 2 Spey > SC YAY AT _---- KSA Sh IR REALISTIC STEREO SPEAKERS Performance Proven the Curator. Helen spoke briefly about Tweedsmuir History - Helen then intro- duced the guest speaker. Mrs. Reta Reader, who is well known to us all, and ull featured! AM/FM radio, 8-track [CreAcrsOC -ecorder/ player in one compact dri! ve you years of entertainment an 3 AMY radio. FM stereo 1a TRS 80 THE MICROCOMPUTER WITH THE ANSWERS | * brig) ing fev without me! vhat 8 buy Moduare SOR will | she gave a general review of Level - 1 Basic i bh EI A > 8 \ the surrounding district, and The beginner's choice. motte 4-cnaor Avuets 328-142 10" Jackators j J then showed many interest- 4K of ROM to produce a 4 ing pictures, everyone enjoy- thorough but easy to under- | ed it very much. Clara Dowson then presented Reta stand computer language. with a small token of apprec- iation. Lunch was served by Betty Ann Freeman's group in charge of Family and Consumer Affairs consisting of cake and Ice Cream and Q strawberries. See you all July 18th. By the way August is W.I. mem- bers turn to guide each See our Complete Line of 3 EL 4 Thursday at the Museum. Realistic Stereo Systems. HOSPITAL REPORT { Week Ending June 24th ; Admissions...................... 38 IN STOCK i Births...........oeoevvneeii. 2 | Deaths..............cccovvnnnnnnn. 1 NOW! fn e Emergencies.................. 187 Operations....................... 17 Discharged...................... 40 Remaining.......................