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1 Re 4 SUIS . aS -- ITS 4 1 5 4 we es SEES Se ESA a ' ' Fast Filly Sun Brier Rose, a four-year-old mare came in under two minutes for the mile and broke her own best record at Greenwood Race Track last week. At right is trainer and driver, Bruce Cummings of R.R.2, Port Perry, who says the horse has performed very well in 12 starts this year. At left are proud owners, Ann Stephenson, Russ Boyd and George Stephenson from Newcastle. MARK H. LOCKYER wishes to announce his association with DON FORDER INSURANCE "AGENCY LTD. 24 Water Street - Port Perry FOR FIRE - AUTO - BOAT INSURANCE Give Mark a call at 985-8000 Education commission inquiry Georgia Brock made a presentation to The Com- mission of Inquiry into the Education of the Young Child in Toronto recently. This inquiry has been est- ablished by the four Ele- mentary School Teachers' Federations (Womens', Mens', English Catholic and Franco-Ontarien). It is also supported and funded by the Ministry of Education. Ms. Brock is currently teaching Grade 1 at Ballant- rae Public School, York County Board of Education. Her presentation focused on reinforcing the knowledge of the primary years of a child's development form the foundation for the engur- ing education and success of the individual. from *10,588. Wisin ip from 320,722. * * Garage Optional B & G HOMES BOX 555,28 WATER STREET, PORT PERRY, ONTARIO. LOB INO 985-7242 OVER 170 OTHER DESIGNS Quality, Service, Reliability 23\G0) HALLIDAY HOMES LTD. "Built to Stand the Test of Time" Send $1.00 for Homes Send 50c. for Leisure Homes Catalogue. Catalogue. By Diane Puckrin Can you believe this sum- mer weather? imagine lots of suntan lotion been used this past week. It's great to bring out those sum- mer fashions and put them on parade again, isn't it? Our congratulations to Mrs. Betty Somerville and Mrs. Sharon Jones who have completed their training and are now graduate nurses. * Graduation exercises were held in the Civic Auditorium, Oshawa, Saturday, followed by a dinner and dance which was attended by close friends of Betty and Len. Our sincere best wishes and lots of good luck to both of you. gals in your future endeavours. Alovely turkey dinner was the menu for the annual Father and Son banquet held in the Church on Saturday night for the Beavers and their dads. Thank you to the U.C.W. ladies who catered to this dinner. On June 10, Saturday, at 8 p.m. in the church, a com- munity shower will be held in honour of Miss Catherine Nichols. Ladies are asked to please bring lunch. Our Sunday School Anni- versary was held in the Church Sunday morning with Keith Puckrin, our superintendent conducting the service. Mr. Lloyd Wil- - son from Uxbridge was our guest speaker for the occas- ion and the children provided special music. Thank you to Mrs. Joan Lee who works hard organizing and con- ducting the music portion of our service and to her daugh- ter, Alissa, who played the piano for the choir. Mrs. Jessie Nobbs was our birthday box visitor. "The flowers in the church | were in loving memory of Susan Latta. A lovely lunch after the service was en- joyed by all. A Sunday School picnic barbeque is being planned for Sunday, June 25, follow- ing the church service. It will be held in the park and hot dogs will be provided. Families are asked to bring a finger dessert. Games and races will be the order of the day so come and bring your lawn chairs and enjoy the fellowship and fun. Church services are with- drawn for the next two weeks in order that we may attend Greenbank's S.S. Annivers- ary on June 4, and Pinedale's Manchester UCW meet By Mrs. Ruby Fielding The U.C.W. meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Bill Lamb, Thursday, May 4 with 22 members present Mrs. Pearl Dobson read the Scrip- ture and prayer. Hymn 142 was sung and Margaret Ann told of the origin of the hymn "All the" Way" my 'Saviour leads me". Committee reports good. A thank you from the hosp- ital for layette received from Manchester U.C.W. We are We are catering to Mrs. and Mrs. Jim Mitchell's sale, May 13. Margaret Ann told of at- tending the Faith Festival and Sharing the Gift at Har- mony Church recently. The June meeting to be held in Church June 1st. A delicious lunch was served and a social hour enjoyed. on June 11. The U.C.W. are in charge of the service on June 18 with Mrs. Shirley A of Port Perry as est speaker. Congratulations to Dan and Val Harris on the birth of their new baby 'daughter recently. Our Seagrave baseball greats took to the mound in Valentia Sunday night and got trimmed to the tune of 25-10 by Valentia. Next' weeks ball game is in our part at 6:30 when Seagrave meets Mariposa. Come out and cheer our guys on. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Wana- maker were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Murray Sanderson of Columbus. The Bob Sears family will soon be able to live on the cool side as a swimming pool is being installed this week g Seagrave news . at their new home. Sunday evening the families of Betty and Len Somerville gathered at Terry's Restaurant to honour Betty on her recent graduation. The '"Cubaree'" was held at Greenbank park Saturday where Cartwright "A" pack won the trophy for the days events. The boys are judged on points for games, uni- forms, . grand howl, etc. Thank you to the leaders of Greenbank cubs, Butch and Judy Latta and to all others who helped to make the day successful. RY * Ask Ray Abraham how he lost his dog, then found him a few hours later locked in the garage. Please give Marilyn Beacock a call at 985-3595 with your news next week. TOWNSHIP OF SCUGOG > NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS TO DESTROY NOXIOUS WEEDS Under the provisions of the Weed Control Act of the Province of Ontario, Public Notice is hereby given to all owners and occupants of subdivided lands within the Township of Scugog that unless the noxious weeds or weed seeds on any such subdivided lands in the Township of Scugog are destroyed by Friday, June 9, 1978 and throughout the season, the Council of the Township of Scugog has directed the Weed Ingpectors for the Region of Durham to cause said noxious weeds or weed seeds to be destroyed in such a manner as they may deem proper, and that the expenses incurred by- the said Weed Inspectors in the discharge of their duties shall be placed on the Collector's Roll of the Township of Scugog against the respective parcels concerned and that such amounts shall be collected in the same manner as taxes under the Municipal Act. The co-operation of all citizens is earnestly solicited. Weed Inspector: C. Crowell - Call 985-7871 Signed Doreen M. Van Camp, Clerk Township of Scugog KAWARTHA SUMMER THEATRE JULY 4th to SEPTEMBER 2nd Performances Tuesday to Saturday Advance books of tickets now on sale, six tickets in a book for $20.00. Mail orders for both books of tickets and reserve seats now being accepted. Tickets purchased at the door, $4.00. WRITE: Academy Theatre, Box 161, Lindsay, Ont. K9V 4S1. and reserve for: July 4th-8th: "Bear on a Balcony" by Hans Werner July 11th-15th: "Sherlock Holmes - The Incredible Murder of Cardinal Tosca" by Alden Nowlan and Walter Learning. July 18th-22nd: "The Sunshine Boys' by Neil Simon July 25th-29th: ""Shylock's Treasure" by Munroe Scott Aug. 1st-5th: "Anniversary Waltz' by Jerome Chodorov and Joseph Fields Aug. 8th-12th: "'Sabrina Fair' by Samuel Taylor Aug. 15th-19th: "Mostly in Clover" adapted by Stephen Thorne and James Roy : . 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