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A TEV \ Ser APRN 5 ---- CRIME EA a AL A er i nN CA OU IAL Vad EIT ee LHL) ! £2 TA ae The unveiling ceremony, at the C. Aldreds, 24 --- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Nov. 10, 1971 throughout province by the and Algonquin Park areas to Ontario = Department of Lake Ontario, The Scugog, Public Archives and used by settlers seeking land Records hecame fully navigable with : . : a i ) ' The text of the plaque be completion of the Purdy Continued describes - the Scugoy am. a. y ony H. McComb on Monday in Mr. Brent Heard, son of Mr. .and Mrs, Bud Heard who plays hockey for the Collingwood Junior B's was at his home over the week- TOWN [ Lindsay will unveil plaque An historical plaque, Route, stating that the river and lake formed part of the: Indian route from the Kawartha and Algonquin Park areas to Lake Ontario. The Scu- gog, used by settlers seek- sponsored bythe Viegoria Caunty Hisotrical Association will be attended 'by The Hon, Leslie M. Frost; John Aikens, Lindsay mayor; Glen Hodgson MPP, (Victoria-Haliburton); Oshawa. Kay and Lee Wood of Toronto were at her. parents Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jackson's for Saturday night and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, Edgar - "Mr. and Mrs. Archie Farmer and granddaughter of Toronto were Saturday evening guests of Tom and Marg Eden. Mr. and Mrs. T. Eden were Sunday dinner guests at end. commemorating the Scugog ing land became fully na- wifliam ° Scott, MP, (Vic- Brown and boys were their daughter's Mr. * and ES RA Route will be unveiled at "yigable with the comple- toria-Haliburton). Sunday dinner guests of her = Mrs, R. Parker at their home Mr. and Mrs. Everett Dob- Soldiers' 'Memorial Park," tion of the Purdy Dam at = The Ontario Archaelogical sister and family. Mr. and 'north of Manchester. son of Toronto were guests of Mr. and Mrs, Allan Jack- son on Sunday and accom- panied them to church in Manchester. Mrs. Dobson was the former Lola Vick- ery of Port Perry and at one" time taught school in Manchester, * * * The monies raised in the Walkathon by the Port Perry Guides is to be used by each indivdual company as they see fit. It is not being ised for camp equip- ment as stated in last week's paper. : LJ * %" . Mr. Bert Hillier of 280 North Street dropped in to the Star Office one day last week, he had with him some strawberries he had picked in his garden on November 4th, * LJ * The Port Perry Branch of the Canadian Cancer So- ciety were host on Tuesday Lindsay, on Sunday, November 14, at 2:00 p.m. The 'plaque is one of a series being placed Lindsay in '1830. The text of the plaque describes the Scugog Route, stating from the Kawartha and Historical Sites Board. will be represented by Professor "William Ormsby of Brock University. 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