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26 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, June 16, 1992 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" Third annual Antique and Craft Show - Betty and Al Lindsay of Betal's Antiques of Port Perry were one of several local exhibitors at this past weekend's Antique and Craft Show and Sale held at Scugog Arena. Myrtle and area news Reports From The Fair Mary Housego out did herself once again this year at the Brooklin Spring Fair. Mary came in first with the highest point score in the Domestic Sci- ence section, for all her deli- cious baking and canning goods. Mary's beautiful flowers and arrangements gave her the second highest overall score in the Horticultural Section. Con- gratulations Mary! The 150th anniversary quilt was entered and it won first place for a quilt done by a group ororganization. There were several other Myrtle families that worked hard at their various talents and came home with an array of prizes. Congratulations to Car- ol Blea, Michelle Tillaart, Sonja Graham and their families. Michael Graham entered the Spelling Bee at the fair, Friday evening in the Grade 3 and 4 category, and won second prize. Michael is a Grade 3 student at Meadowcrest Public School. Well done! The weather co-operated this year and held off for the annual parade. Group 74 of Brooklin, presents this parade each year, and once again they did a su- perb job! Remember - the anniversary supperison June 20 at 5 p.m. at the church. Tickets are availa- ble through Anne Franklin 655- Admission $2.00 Seniors $1.00 Under 12 - FREE 4 3023 and the cost is $8 per adult and $4 per child. Our community was very sad- dened by the sudden passing away of Jerry Stachow. He was an outstanding member of the Myrtle United Church for over 20 years and recently he be- came a valued member of the church choir. After retiring from his teaching career fin Whitby and Port Perry] Jerry spent his time volunteering his time to the Wheels to Meals in Brooklin and other organiza- tions. Our greaiest sympathies are extended to his wife Jean and children Jim, John, Jerry Jr., and Janet. He will be great- ly missed by us all. Scugog bridge results June 10 - Afternoon 31/2 Table Howell Average 20 First - Doris Phinney & Judy Atkinson, tied with Georgia Brock & Ed Clark, 27 Second - Bonnie Davies & Marie Vanderwater tied with Jeanne Dymond & Doris Beare, 19 Third - Grace Love & Minnie Fisher, 18 Evening - 7 Table Mitchell Average 84 North/ South First - Doris Phinney & Geor- gia Brock, 103 1/2 Second - Joan & Bill Lock, 96 2 Third - Suzanne Woods & Bill Geer, 85 East/West First - Bonnie & Jack Davies, 109 1/2 \ 4d 0 NN Brooklin Sune (raft and Bift Shot 70 Specialized Exhibitors July 4th & 5th 10 am.-5 p.m. Luther Vipond Memorial Arena "Special Feature" Make Your Own Strawberry Shortcake Ll WeCHBSTER PO. § mame A wees Second - Judy & Don Atkin- ; son, 95 1/2 Third - Brenda & Jim Gil- | mour, 93 PET OF KELLY LOWN/ PORT PERRY STAR Marg Balanger, of Blackstock and Sue Barton of Port Perry show off their Balanger Bears and handcrafted Dolls at this past weekend's third annual Antique and Craft Show and Sale held at Scugog Arena. This week's pet of the week is a black and white hound-cross puppy. He 1s approximately six to eight weeks old, and was found in the Nestleton area. The Animal Control Centre also has a male ferret up for adoption. If you are interested in adopt- ing these, or any other pets, please call the Uxbridge-Scugog Animal Control Centre at 985- 9547. A la sD Ee LS Merle Heintzman, owner of The Front Room in Blackstock, was just one of many local antique dealers to take part in the Antique and Craft Show and Sale held at Scugog Arena on the weekend. INTERAPCO FACTORY RE-BUILT APPLIANCES Sales & Service UP TO 1 YEAR WARRANTY Parts & Labour ee dha hl Ki os PAS Ek i PIMA 0m orl RCE hee hn ieee ; 3 { f