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ABET i314 $4845 iy SAFER YL, by Joan Healey We've had a busy week at Playground this week. Reg- ---istration" is now up to ninety-three children! The weather has been warm and sunny so we were able to go swimming both Monday and Wednesday. Everyone enjoyed a long awaited dip in the pool. Last week the children were involved in hikes to the park, making crafts and Wedding Invitations available at the Port Perry Star LA ae 220 COCHRANE ST. SE a SE "Photography 9 % Candid Weddings PORT PERRY NOAA LE Ee il Cd ALi A Sat III A Playground activities singing songs. On Thursday we held Indian Day at Playground. In honour of the day we all paraded down to the park and had a rain dance and arm wrestling. The cos- tumes were all excellent and as a surprise for every- one we had Kiil-aid and marshmellows. The child- ren also made tomahawks and head bands to coincide with the day. Next, week we'll be hold- ing Hobo Day on Thursday, July 21st. Playground would apprec- iate the items from the scavenger hunt as we are short of materials. We hope the nice weather continues and we are look- 985-7383 ing forward to another fun week. 985.7086 5 DON FORDER INSURANCE AGENCY 16 WATER ST. - PORT PERRY, ONTARIO NOW AVAILABLE ON HOMEOWNERS' POLICIES: Windstorm Damage to Television Aerials & Backing Up of Sewers. PHONE 985-8471; After Hours 985-7263 with a home improvement loan! g Now is the time to do all those odd jobs and repairs that you won't get around to when it's hot and sunny. For competitive rates on Personal Loans and Second Mortgages See Your Credit Union 70 Brock Se West | Box 490, Uxhridye. Ont. LoC 4 PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, July 20, 1977 -- 3 Jail term for public mischief A Beaverton man who gave a false name and address when arrested for shoplifting, inadvertently: causing another man to spend time in jail was sentenced to 20 days in jail in provincial court Friday after pleading guilty to a charge of public mischief. Court heard evidence that William Pellerine 41 alias William Avery, had stolen an item from Canadian Tire Oftficer hurt in scuffle An OPP officer with the Whitby detachment suffered a dislocated shoulder break- ing up a fight outside the New Scugog Arena early Sunday morning. The incident resulted in charges of causing a distur- bance being laid against Robin Kydd, 21, of Uxbridge and Ronald Wagg, also 21 of Udora. store in Scugog April 50. When he walked outside the store, he was appre- hended and the police were called. Pellerine gave police the name and address of a man he knew, pretending it was he, and he was released on an appearance notice. "The man's name appear- ed on the court docket on the day he was supposed to appear." When he did not come to court, a warrant was issued for his arrest and he spent 10 hours in custody. The problem was eventu- ally worked out and Peller- ine was arrested. Pellerine also appeared on three charges of theft and a charge of failing to appear in court. He pleaded guilty to all the charges and was fined $200 or 20 days in jail. On two occasions, he had stolen steaks from grocery stores in Scugog and was caught by police outside one of the stores. He did not appear in court on the theft charges and a warrant was iy for "his arrest. He had been in custody since July 19. MAN FINED _ Gerald Chamberlain, 34, of Port Perry was fined $250 3 or To- Tek in jail in Whitby court last Friday after he pleaded guilty of driving with over the maximum amount of alcohol in the bloodstream. HISTORICAL REPRINT "'SCUGOG AND ITS E "EARLY HISTORY O To reserve your copy, copies. | understand that | am fi market survey only and tha ------ NVIRONS" - Rev. W.F. Weir [1927]. F REACH" - Rev. R. Monteath [1861] to be re-printed in one volume (140 pages) by Lake Scugog Historical Society if there is enough interest shown by the public. and give us an idea how many to order, send the attached coupon to: Lake Scugog Historical Society, Box 489, Port Perry or Box 20, Port Perry Star. NAME +e eeeeneeeneeneennaaneannnn, en g ADDRESS... iitiiiieiiinneenneeennnnnnns i PHONE.....ccoevvunn. "ois Sewn ain Sion o16 #1 wie i If the book ""Scugog and its Environs' is re-printed and 8 sold at about $7.50 per copy, | would be interested in buying -- lling in this form as a part of a t | am under no obligation to purchase if | feel unable to do so when the book is available. RR Ladies Summer Dresses Swimwear - Ladies & Children's Ladies Summer Blouses Poslun All-Weather Coats % DISCOUNT Ladies Jum vits Py lazie...... Pant Suits........ $24% - 21%. 957% $2 8% "BLUE JAY" T-SHIRTS CHILDREN'S YOUTHS' '3.50 ADU '3.95 '4.95 LTS KAYSER LINGERIE HALF SLIPS..... "GOWNS -..... BRIEFS ......... "2.25 - A.W. BROCK [92055929 SA LY B O30 ACH 0) 34 2) 411.00 - 5.50 - %6.50 13.00 13.50 SLIPS ....%9.00 BIKINIS ..32.00 ram ox ol SE a 3 : a3 En