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i od i of 4 TRANG FLL FEAF ts 1 TAS TR AILIP £ SFI 4 LAAN A ' A EL ITI ER AAC UA FE A J kb ALA 2 LIAR aa tH. .: y 5 Nath 3 FL MEAT RN , ' 300s . ' ret } WV i ' 3 ' : } . \ yA a) / ' or REY) Sod y 5 gt 3 EFL LAS VIs; ZF LCST 0 fed ' 2 2 hired, Pia N «Ld i fen ' . ' ' : i " v % Nu PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Moy 8th, 1974-28 1 | 2 a bl | | LE 2 : | 9 Scugog News We wish to extend sym- pathy to Mrs. Bob Cawker and her family as her father passed away suddenly in Saskatchewan. Eight ladies from the Island attended a dessert luncheon in Oshawa last week and walked away with four lucky draws. Following a hot luncheon at Grace' church many young couples are enthu- siastically getting to- gether to form organizati- ons and enjoy social times together as a Community. Recently a farewell party was held at Scugog Hall for Mr. and Mrs. Michael Vanstrien and family prior to their departure to a new farm home: They were pre- sented with - the following gifts: - A dining room mir- ror, a dining room chande- lier, and hibachi for outdoor pleasure. They will be leav- ing on May 16 and soon we shall welcome a young cou- 0.P.P. seek assistance The Ontario. Provincial Pol- ice are seeking assistance with their investigation of a criminal offence. Passengers travelling by the 9:00 A.M. voyageur col- onial bus from Toronto to Peterborough and the 11:00 AM. bus from Peter- borough to Toronto on Thur- sday, December 6, 1973, may _have information vital to this inquiry. They are asked to telephone detective "inspector G:H. Cooper at 416-965-6871 or. any local On- tario Provincial Police De- + tachment. ple from Prince Albert. Last Thursday several ladies from the "Head met at the home of Mrs. Clara Dowson to plan a May wed- ding reception and pack a bale. May 13, A.M. is cleaning day at "Grace" church. Ladies please plan your work so you can donate vour time and help. A new set of steps is being planned for "Grace" church and a committee will soon start some activity on it. We are rather discour- aged over the prospets of a mud cat supper as the fish too seem to be changing their habits. But maybe they'll decide to appear again. On Sunday there were as many boys as girls for S.S. Rev. Pogue's story for the children was from a mission story from the Congo in the 1940's when a native from a Cannibal tribe appeared at the mission with a request and ended up by accepting an education and later a training by which he could give Christian ministry to his own people. The adult sermon was also on Mission past and present with reference to Nicaragua, Brazil and Sing- apore where 'Dr. McClure now is. The mission money we send has helped undeve- loped countries with educa- tion, medical work, agricul- ture. famine, tragedy and development of Christianity. But even with this many natives suspect the. white man and his ways. Next Sunday being Family Day we already know of 5 children who will receive Baptism. Perhaps more are interested. If so contact Rev. Barry Pogue. RELIABLE UMBING & HEATING NEW INSTALLATIONS REPAIRS -- ALTERATIONS "Service is our business" Call or write: OPPORTUNITY To Be An INDEPENDENT BUSINESSMAN with High Earnings potential "As A FUEL OIL & GASOLINE ~ DISTRIBUTOR Port Perry - Uxbridge area Clif Lumbers Sun Oil Company Ltd. 1 Thorncliffe Square "Toronto, Ontario 416-924-4111 Picture shows teachers participating workshop held at the Port Perry High School. Fifty students and 29 teachers participated in a television workshop held at the Port Perry High School last week. The workshop was held by the Durham Board of Edu- cation in conjunction with the Ontario Eduction Com- munication Authority which is responsible for Channel 19 programs. Students participated in three afternoon sessions on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday while the teachers from the Scugog Cluster took part in evening ses- sions on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. The purpose of the work- Junior Farmers very active Port Perry Junior Far- mers had a gay time Sunday canoeing on the Nonquon. 'They pushed in with their canoes at the 8th concession in Reach, and headed for Seagrave. Some canoes portaged at hair pin bends. One team portaged and ended -up in trout pond. The junior farmers decided after the trip that a hike would have been less hazardous, but they all had a good time. April 26 Junior Farmers Clubs in Ontario County held a spring dance at the Claremont Legion Hall with Peter's Platters in attend- ance. April 29 the club met at the Agriculture office and discussed, among other _ matters, the county track meet at Uxbridge May 25, and about the delegate from Scotland who will visit from May 10 to 24. Karen Couch, a delegate to the Inn on the Park conference read a brief report. May 1 the farmers held a rifle shoot at the Port Perry High School. Forthcoming events at the Junior Farmers Club in- clude ball practice on May 13 at Greenbank with a second session on May 20 followed by a meeting at the Greenbank church. - Meanwhile, several Junior Farmers are being kept busy forming wagon tours for the 1975 World Plowing Match. shop was to familiarize par- ticipants with the mech- anics of television produg- tion. Both groups received 'hands on' experience in handling cameras and video equipment, lights, writing scripts and actually produc- ing experimental shorts. The students' group pro- duced programs that re- volved around old time slap- stick comedy and poetry reading. The teachers' group pro- duced a program on histori- cal facts in the Port Perry area and another of interest to children. The workshop proved particularly useful to teachers as the high school hopes to have video equip- ment of its own to produce educational programs for students in the school. Technicians from the OCEA led by Len Staines were present throughout to guide the participants. assistance to help you choose'the right lighting fixtures foryourhome. Call us for an appointment or drop into our large showroom at 75 Richmond Street West in Oshawa. 75 RICHMOND ST. Ww OSHAWA 725-3539 DH HHHHOHHDHOHHOVRLVRVOO in the filming of a short program during the television 'Student, teachers participate in filming program | FREE\} 4 you.' ORDO OORO ®) ANNOUNCMENT As of April 30,1974 my business known as Werner's Service Center Manchester, Ont. has ceased operating. After 11 years in business at this location | want to say 'Thank you' to my many customers and friends. 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