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Flower power Flowers blossomed everywhere in the library last Thursday evening when Pine Ridge Garden Club held its annual spring flower show. Spring flowers that had been carefully nurtured and cared for all winter long were judged by Beth Frost, who is seen above with club president John Kingstone. Local scouts defend fort Seagrave and Area News by Liz Smith Sunday evening saw some pretty damp and slightly mussed local boys return from battle. The 8 scouts and 1 cub from the Seagrave Group had marched off to war in full uniform Friday night - along with others from Pine- ridge District - to defend their country against the invading Ameri- cans, of course, they marched into yellow school buses, the uni- forms were bright red reproduction of the 1812 era, the battle took place over 160 years ago and the Americans were friendly scouts from New York state. Fourteen hundred scouts, their officers, and a cub regimental band trained and "fought" at Fort York all weekend as part of the Fort York Scout Experience, a biannual event that was even more exciting this year because of Toronto's sesquicentennial. The troops were even re- «(Cc viewed by the Lt. Gover- nor of Ontario. They all enjoyed the experience, but Monday morning saw them all back in 1984! Greenbank Public School placed first at the Scugog Cluster Science Fair Tuesday May 8 at Prince Albert Public School. The par- ticipants were James McCabe, Simone Clark- son, Amy Wanamaker, Margaret Jeronimo, Kerri-Ann Gibson, Robert Raines, and Kristy Hutcheon. Greenbank Public School will be present- ing this year's drama production - '"'The Canada Goose" on Wed- nesday May 16 at 7:30 p.m. at the Sunderland Town Hall. Tickets are $1.00 for adults and everyone is welcome to come. Going on past achievements - it should be great! There will be a work day at the Seagrave Park this Saturday May 19th to complete the line A 184 BOND ST. W., OSHAWA 433-0055 7-11 POOL PRODUCTS 'from invading Americans fences etc. Please come and help with the facili- ties which we all use. Minor Ball will be starting soon, and if anyone missed signing up, either to play or coach, please contact Phil Bertrand at 985- 3573. The Seagrave Sunday School Anniversary will be held Sunday May 27 at 11:00. The guest speaker will be Mrs. Susan Genge of Oshawa, and there will be a social hour following the service. Next week call Patty Williams at 985-2453 with your news items. BIG SUMMER BASH UXBRIDGE ARENA PAWS 16 x 32 Inground Deluxe Mark Il Pool - with 324 sq.ft. decking $1866.52 Down - $128.45 Monthly - 60 Month Term. 15 x 30 Deluxe Oval Above Ground - $352.46 Down - $60.26 Monthly - 30 Month Term BANK FINANCING ALPHA-VICO PATIO FURNITURE - WESTBEND GAS BARBEQUES (Difficult Access May Require Additional Charge) "Talk to Us First' "PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, May 15, 1984 -- 7 DRIVEWAY SEALER 18.9 litres SPRUCE TABLE «*21.95 .. (Not necessarily as illustrated ) 9.99 / Se WW, OolL ii] . ER PT OLYMPIC STAIN SAVE *4.00 No. 704 Redwood Stain Reg. 23.95... °19.95 Acrylic Latex Solid Outside White - Oxford Brown Reg. 22.95 ... '18.95 OLYMPIC OVERCOAT Outside White Reg. 26.75 ... 321.75 4 1ITRES LAKE SCUGOG LUMBER ¢0. LTD. 11 VANEDWARD DRIVE - (OSHAWA ROAD) (amen, = 2 PORT PERRY . ONTARIO . PHONE 985-7391 contre ROOF TRUSS DIVISION - CALL 985-3121 All Sale Items are Cash & Carry. Subject to Prior Sale. Some items may have to be Ordered ® QUALITY PRODUCTS ® QUALIFIED SERVICE ® COMPETITIVE PRICING