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Scugog Island and area news Our sympathy is extended to the family of Mrs. Bea- trice. Demara who passed away last week after--a lengthy illnegs. Her cheerful smile and happy outlook on life will certainly be missed by all those who knew her. We are pleased to hear Mrs. Norma Crowell is out of hospital but sorry to hear Mrs. Geo. Freeman Sr. has been admitted as her heart has been acting up. Mrs. Emma Stephen is staying for a week at the home of her daughter Mrs. Bonnie Gerrow. We are pleased to hear she has recuperated quite well from her surgery, is gaining weight and hopes she will soon be able to return to her home in Estavan, Sask. We were pleased to wel- come several visitors at "Grace" church on Sunday. Rev. Pogue explained the order of service as there is no S.S. during the summer. As this is holiday time and there seems to be a move- ment toward more leisure time he discussed the effect and the findings of a study being made as to what people really do with this extra time. It has been found that 22 percent really did things to derive plea- sure, 40 percent just killed time, 28 percent made an effort to hold a second job, 6 percent did welfare or gave a voluntary aid, 4 percent did nothing. Another study of children 3 to 6 years over a period of 10 months in a large nursery. They were given a choice of doing their activities and asking for cookies and milk at the regular periods or doing little jobs for which they would receive payment to- kens to use in purchasing their repast. It was learned by the end of the year 3; of the children had chosen the earning method. The con- clusion from these 2 surveys is that most people enjoy a YOU NEED TO: "IT'S GOOD BUSINESS" We have many students available now who are eager and anxious to work this summer! STUDENTS CAN BE THE EXTRA HANDS e Fill the company vacation gap e Help with that rush construction job. ® Extra help around the farm or resort e Do those painting, landscaping, cleaning jobs you've been putting off e Help you serve the public this summer Job activity. Work is the right of society. During the sermon Rev. Pogue took a study of the Bible Prophets, who so often condemned society as it was then. The prophets in each kingdom advised or encouraged the king as to his chance of success in war or other ventures, most of them were head of a cult. Most of the really great prophets were not head of a cult and were not sooth- sayers. The moral saw the climate of their land and spoke out about it.. They said God is love but also demands standards of morality. Man should learn to do what the Lord wanted. They 'had concern for justice for all individuals. To-day there are still pro- phets who see both sides of the coin. Martin Luther King could be considered one who also had his dreams and looked forward to a better day. The "Grace" U.C.W. has chosen a committee of Mrs. Joan Aldred, Mrs. Pat Scugog Island Women's The July meeting of the Scugog Island Women's Institute was held at the home of Mrs. Trudi Zingg at Cedar Shores. The business part of the meeting was held on the lawn and opened with the Ode and Collect. Tell about your vacation plans was the roll call and was answered by 12 mem- bers and 1 visitor Nina Creamore from England. Motto-work hard but take time to relax with com- ments of how to do just that was given by Helen Hortop. A first aid course for the fall was discussed and as many were interested. Trudi Zingg will find out where and when a course would be available to us. Please contact a W.L member if you wish to take this course. If anyone has a picture of something e.g. school, farm buildings or implements pertaining to this area also information about the pic- ture, please contact Christina Prentice by Sept. 1st. This information is needed for an Institute Brochure. Elizabeth Stichmann is interested in being a 4-H leader for Scugog girls ages 12 to 26. The first unit "Dressing up home-grown A Register Now at your local office: East Mall Shopping Centre (King Street E. & Wilson Rd.) Canada Centre de i Manpower Main-d'ceuvre Centre du Canada Manpower and Main-d'ceuvre et Immigration Immigration Robert Andras, Robert Andras, Minister Ministre Canada Manpower for Students 576-8511 further vegetables" will begin in September. This course is available thru the Ministry of Agriculture and Food and it is a great opportunity to learn new cooking methods and work with other girls. Phone Elizabeth 2454 for information and Adderley and Mrs. Camille Crozier to work with "a committee from the "Head" for a chicken barbecue at "Grace'" church on Aug. 15. A meeting will soon be called and tickets will be available. So get with it folks. Cottagers are already making enquiries. Watch for details next week in Coming Events. One of the main interests these days is the house building activity on Scugog. At least 6 can be seen from the main road. Institute register your name. The W.I. will be guiding at the Scugog Museum on Thursdays in August. Let Betty Reader know which day you are available. A nice display of Christ- mas articles were shown for the Port Perry Fair entry. Phase 1 Completed : For luxury living see Van Edward Investments KENT ESTATE built exclusively by Lake Scugog Lumber Phase 2 is now under construction HOWARD FORDER Real Estate is the Exclusive Agent for for further information please contact 985-7371 'KENT ESTATES' underground 5 homes built and sold ALL ELECTRICAL LIVING cable -- no hydro poles SODDED BOULEVARDS SANITARY SEWERS STORM SEWERS BEAUTIFUL TREED PORT PERRY STAR -- - Wednesday, July 25th, , 1973 - 5 Cadets off to Maritimes Eight local sea cadets from the Navy Leagues H.M.C.S. Scugog, Port Perry, left 'early Sunday morning to take part in a two week basic training course in the maritimes. The youngsters left at 4:30 a.m. Sunday for a drive to Trenton in time to catch a plane for Halifax. They will be taking part in the seamanship training course 272 Scugog Road LOTS Wagg Bros. Texaco e licenced mechanics eo REPAIRS TO ALL MAKES 985-7262 al Canadian Forces Base Cornwallis. The eight are, Albert Chaney, James and Robin Dyer, Glenn and Bob Heayn, Charles and Douglas Olliffe and Joe Thompson. During the same two weeks instructors E. Olliffe and Bill McCartney are taking an offices course in London. Port Perry, Ont. no i Lo iP Wr ¥ wy! 2 4 a hs