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24-PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, May 26, 1971 Prince Albert News The.C.W. were made wel: | come to the home of Mrs. | members to attend the tea June Sth in honour of their bale of clothing is about to |be on its way. The idea of Ben Smith last Thursday ev-| daughter Debbie, which was |a nursery school and essen- ening. President Mrs. B./ Snelgrove chaired the meet. | ing by first all repeating | Psalm 723 in unison, follow ed by Lord's prayer The president welcomed two visitors, Mrs. J. Smith and Mrs. Anderson whom we | welcome to our midst : Roll cal] answered by one's | favourite flower No. of visits totalled 33. Mrs. N. Howey sec'y read the minutes An apprecia tiem note was read, and do- nation wag received from the Newnham. family regarding | their recent bereavement. A donation voted im aid of the | Sunday School A tWousseau tea card was sent im and read from the Lareque family inviting the Sugg. C 0 M p & SCOPE Mouthwash Sugg. List $1.49 99° 8g BUFFERIN Tablets 100's Sugg. List $1.69 99 99 BRUTON'S 1.D.A. Port Perry's Laura Secord Store BAN Super Dry agreeable all attend if at all possible it was learned an easter | gift was mailed at that time to our chosen son Jos. Brad en. Treasurer Mrs. Deeth quoted figures on finances. A few bills, as usual voted to be paid Mrs. Pugh and Mrs. Love reported on Hospital Auxili- ary meeting and reminding the members to not neglect our project jointly with Sea- grave ladies as to food for bake table at Spring Fair on May 29. Also a discussion on "Meals on Wheels" creat ed interest with particulars later Cards for the visiting com- mittee was mentioned. Ap- parently a comfortable - size 44 OSHAWA? st. N our DISCOUNT PRICES PEPSODENT Super Size Sugg. List $1.69 List $1.87 tials required for same was discussed Committee for fortheoming wedding reception was an- nounced as Mrs. G. Hunter, Mrs. N Holtby and Mrs. §. | Lindsay. Then our annual strawberry supper booked June 30th, as a result the committee included Mrs. E. Martyn, Mrs. R. Deeth and | Mrs. F. Harris. Being no further business the devotion based on "Char- ity and Giving" was provided lby Mrs. Lindsay and Mrs. Pugh, proving very interest- ing. Meeting closed with alkre- peating Mizpah following last hymn. A lunch supplied by Mesdames Howey, Holtby & Elson was enjoyed. During the social hour one of our | new visitor and resident Mrs. Anderson kindly displayed an interesting collection of rare native articles from a section lof Africa where she and her husband had lived for a few years. Last Tuesday evening Mrs. Les Beacock attended a party at the home of her sister Mrs. Laverne Devitt, Oshawa who kindly acted hostess hon- ouring a bride-elect Miss Deb- bie Larocque who was escort- ed to special frilled chair. This event was labelled a paper shower which sure was surprising the variety of pa- per articles can be used in Continued on page 15 The Honorable William G. Davis, Prime Minister of Ontario, officially opened the province's new entertainment and exhibition complex, Ont- ario Place, Saturday. Joining Mr. Davis in the jopening day ceremony be- lfore a large crowd a The |Forum were the Honorable Allan Grossman, Minister of Trade and Development, Stanley Randall, M.P.P., for- mer Minister of Trade and Development, James W. Ram- say, Executive Director, Ont- ario Place, John L. Neilson, Construction Manager, Eber- hard Zeidler, of Craig, Zeid- ler and Strong, architects of Ontario Place, Edward Da | Silva, representing the con- struction workers of Ontario Place, and other members of the Ontario cabinet and a group of distinguished guests. Following the official open- ing ceremonies, a program of entertainment was present- on the stage of The Forum featuring some of Canada's best-known performers. Among those appearing with TV personality Bill Walker acting as M.C., were Rudy Toth and a 40-piece orches- tra, Catherine McKinnon, Don Harron, Al Cherny, Steve Staryk, Nimmons 'n' Nine plus Six, National Ballet Dancers, the Ontario Place Singers and 800 elementary and high school student singers. Saturday's official opening was the culmination of two years of effort, beginning with the first truckload of fill being dumped into the waters of Lake Ontario, south of Toronto's Exhibition Park. The crowds of visitors are walking over the two man- made islands, viewing the new 96<acre Ontario Place complex, with its five-pod Ontario Place Pavillion, the domed Cinesphere film thea- tre and The Forum The vision began its trans- formation into reality on March 17, 1969, when con- | struction started on the com- | plex on the lake. To create | the two man-made islands at | Ontario Place, more | 2,500,000 cubic yards of fill were needed, with as many | as 1,800 truckloads of fill be- jing dumped each day. By than | trees, shrubs and plants were in the ground,y.4 miles of pathways had nm construc- ted and almost half.a mile of beaches was graded and contoured. The east island is the lo- cation of The Forum, an 8,000 capacity outdoor am- pitheatre. Here viistors may see daily programs of live performances. The emphasis is on Ontario and other Cana- dian entertainers and groups, including concerts by the Toronto Symphony, the Na- tional Ballet, folk dancing, pop and rock music, dixie- land, jazz and other events. | opening day, almost 30.000 , Both islands have gaily-) colored clusters of boutiques, | restaurants and snack bars. PLUMBING Sports TO SERVE . COLUMBUS Phone 655-3892 The two man-made islands of the newly opened Ontario Place sit graciously in Lake Ontario, The five-pod Ontario Place Pavilion rises on its stee! stilts, centre. Alongside it is the 800-seat domed Cinesphere. The canopied 8,000-capacity outdoor Forum is in the background. Aerial vantage point also shows clusters of boutiques and restaurants, the marina, parkland and beaches throughout the 96-acre site. Premier Davis Opens Ontario Place. Ontario Place is open seven days a week, from 10 am. till midnight, through Thanksgiving Day, October 11th. SUMMER SCHOOL PROGRAM Oshawa Business College JULY 5 to AUGUST 13, 1971 HEATING Sales QUALITY WORKMANSHIP ART PETROZZI FREE Box of Kleenex or Coffee Mug with each A new DX Station YOU AT .