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16 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, June 10, 1986 ORT AUTO GLASS ERRY & TRIM wo HB Windshields lB Complete Upholstery BOAT TOPS -- BOAT SEATS BH Sunroofs HB 8ody Moulding & Pinstripes 139 WATER STREET -- PORT PERRY CALL FOR YOUR APPT. ... 985-8507 WITH THIS COUPON! ===" CE ED CE -- ' COMING! COMING! COMING! GARDEN BROS. J Yrh. THE ENTERTAINMENT GIANT! OSHAWA CIVIC AUDITORIUM September 3 8 4, 1888 Good news! Our advance sales campaign is going "full steam ahead", and everyone benefits. Kiddies ' of all ages" get to see a thrill-packed, spectacular Circus, and your participation helps provide the money to pay the show fees, advertising, printing, facility rentals, solicitation costs, etc. After all expenses are paid, the host receives a full 50 percent of the profits to use in their projects, so please be generous when the telephone ~ worker calls. Thank you. PRODUCED BY I.M.G. CIRCUS CORP. Hosted By: Durham Regional Police Association For information: 579-5160 WE APPRECIATE YOUR SUPPORT. PORT PERRY WADO KAI KARATE ; CLUB OPEN HOUSE a The driver of a feed truck was in for quite a surprise last Thursday afternoon when his load shifted and the truck fell over on its side. Ux- bridge firefighters and Durham Regional Police adanas ag fC and help the tow truck operator get the truck § back on the track again. No one was injured and |! no charges were laid in the accident, happening at the corner of Durham Regional Roads 21 and were on hand to direct traffic, clean up the mess 23. a, Cancer canvass is over quota Nestleton-Caesarea News by Mabel Cawker We now have the results of the Cancer Canvass re - the month of April for the Township of Scugog. It is most. gratifying to report - we have gone over the quota once agail....approximately $27,000 was taken in. The Society wishes to say a sincere thank you to all the wonderful volunteers who worked hard to make the canvass a great success. Also we thank the donors for their generosity! Campaign chair-person Doris Taylor, the Ex- ecutive and Captains need a pat on the back! Of interest to those who canvassed throughout Cartwright - the total canvass amounted to the tidy sum of $4;369.00. Nestleton Women's Institute With a good attendance, the June meeting was held in the Nestleton Community Centre on Wednesday, June 4, at 1:30 p.m. with president Neta Fish in charge. The new pro- grams for meetings were An 8, LATCHAM CENTRE - PORT PERRY (Downtown at the Lake) THIS SUNDAY, JUNE 15th, 1986 at 7:00 P.M. A special Karate Clinic is being taught by Wado Kai Chief Instructor, Sensei Dave Manara, 6th Degree Black Belt, from the Toronto Wado Kai and Head Instructor of the Ryerson Polytechnical Institute Karate Club, the largest university club in Canada. : Port Perry Instructor, Rob Dobs, 2nd Degree, will be available to answer questions and speak about the club and Wado Kai. Its a great time to get an introduction to Port Perry's oldest and largest karate club, established in 1971. Find out about summer and fall registration. Bring the family and watch the families learn and workout together. Refreshments will be available. distributed with a lot of activities planned for the year. Mrs. D. Frew, convenor of Education and Cultural Activities presented an interesting program on the Motto - "The Aim of Education is the Knowledge, not of Facts, but Values." Mrs. R. France also gave a reading, 'A Wife or a Mother" and Mrs. G. Fish read an article on "The Census' which dated back to the year 1666 when the Canadian population was 3000.. Nestleton Branch is invited to a Strawberry Tea and Craft Show at Hampton, June 26, also to Maple Grove Branch in October. In August, members planned a sum- mer outing to a restaurant and to see a play at the Kawartha Summer Theatre, Lindsay. The usual award to Grade 8 student in Cartwright Central School for the most im- provement in writing. ..is to be given in June. The Erland Lee (Museum) Home is again asking for quilt - blocks from each Branch. A twelve (12) inch block pieced or appliqued can be mailed in and these will be sold for $1 per block at the Museum Home. Also an information sheet was given each member to be filled in regarding our Organization and Agricultural concerns. These are to be returned at the July meeting. A very complete report of the District Annual held May 14, 1986, in 'Hampton, was given by the District Director, Mrs. J. Wygerde. A mo- tion was passed to pay the expenses of the voting delegates to the District Annual. The busy afternoon schedule was followed by a social hour...refreshments served by Mrs. - D. Frew, Mrs. R. France and Mrs. N. Rohrer with appreciation voiced by Mrs. R. Davison. 'Caesarea Euchre Party The Wednesday evening card par- ty held at the Caesarea Centre was well attended with 7 tables in play. "78. Two tied for low score: Fred Congratualtions to: First prize Mary Thomas. Three tied for second place - Tom Robins, Anne Harra and Faith Lawrence - each holding! ners he Lawrence and Doug Thomas - eac with 51. A lovely lunch was served at the close by Carol Oliphant and Carol Cook. Next week again fon fun! Blue Ray Celebrates 38th Birthday The 38th Birthday of Blue Ra Chapter was held this past Wed evening with a fine number off visitors and members on hand tg help celebrate. During the brief§ meeting 25 year pins were presentedg to Carol Nottingham, Norm Mair} and Mary Pearson, the presenta tions were made by their spouses § After closing... the toe-tapping, live § ly group of entertainers fro Scugog Island under the direction of the able leader Ethel Freemarg delighted the assembly...the man familiar musical numbers were jus great. A talented company who like to sing and kick up their heels! Th¢ Blue Ray committee had a shor programme as well, a bit of fun fo all. The Worthy Matron's three boys did well on their instruments acf companied by their mother Marguerite. The super lunch serv ed buffet style by Judy Mitchell Brenda Newsome and Judy David son assisted by other members was out of this world. What celebration! Baptismal Service Nine month o}d Jesse Shane, so of Keith and Tammy Mullins of St Christopher, was batised in the Imig maculate Conception Church in Po Perry on Sunday, June 8, wi Father Grima officiating in thi very impressive service. Go Parents Charley and Lynn Bella d Mississauga held the baby for par of the service. Later 35 relatives ang friends had a delicious barbecue 38 the Mullin home on the lawn. Littig (Turn to page 17) nn A ANAL ES rm 7, fe ANA, 54 _/A £28 GREYSTONE | EQUESTRIAN CENTRE - BE . wn WOES FOR THE KIDS: SACK RACES RESERVE EARLY! 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