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SCUGOG NEWS - Rev. Teskey is giving a|begun to rise. So come on teens let's keep it going up. It will be an hour well spent out of a week. The Friday evening pro- grams continue until Easter. This week Prospect will pre- sent a pageant--'"The Light- ed Cross". Music will bg supplied by Manchester and lunch by Scugog "Head". Mrs. Earl Reader's group. -special-invitation to the teen age group for church attend- e ance. He has installed an attendance thermometer and last Sunday it had already A.W. BROCK 1D) OF SAN SA ALY BOR \ ACH N 0) 24) ©) "YOUNG MEN'S ~ SAVAGE OXFORDS Unimold Soles - Black $12.95 MEN'S OXFORDS Leather Soles - Black 1 514.95 - $15.95 LADIES Poslun 2 oats MEN'S OXFORDS $10.95 $11.95 :2205-+290s LADIES $9.50 [Spring Dresses fos - «fs - +] Dos mens SPORT SHIRTS tons Steve Clearing Lines + 3.95 and s495 Values up to $8.95 So SPRING JACKETS - Craft MENS +] 695-s2 295-2495 1: Several Plain Colours s10.95 Carhart and Hawes ants 7 Work Clothing 'l] Asbestos Tile OVERALLS 10° Each s595 - 5695 WORK PANTS (Olive) s550 - $995 8 KORATRON Men's 895 - Qos ARMSTRONG Quaker Floor | 1.50 sq. yd. HUSH PUPPIES| On Sunday Mrs. D. Clarke and Mrs. Bob Bradshaw of Oshawa visited with Mr. and Mrs. G. Reader, Little David Clarke remained for a few days. Mrs. Grace Love had the honour of being chosen as a lady delegate as one of six delegates from Ontario Rid- ing to attend the Liberal Convention to be held in the Civic Centre of Lansdowne Park in Ottawa on April 4, 5 and 6 for the purpose .of choosing a new leader for SUGAR & SPICE (continued) beef and horseradish sand- wich. Washed it down with four cups of my special cof- fee, the real thing that you can stand a spoon in. And when I went to bed, it was exactly when I felt like it, with no nagging. It was about 1.30, as I recall. And it was about 4.30 when that snack wore off and I went to sleep. Next day wasn't so wild or hilarious, quite. Oh, the freedom was still there. But so were the dishes and crumbs and-- ash-trays and exam papers. And nobody else. I must admit a small surge of pure rage went through me because nobody had cleaned the place up." I didn't just give up, though. I went right on dirtying dishes and paddling around in my pyjamas and smoking like a diesel truck. On the third morning, the. cleaning lady arrived. She was a little taken back when |} embraced her heartily. And she was even more surprised when |_followed her about all morning, babbling away about nothing. There's nothing like free. dom. Wives should go away and leave their husbands a- lone for a few days, once a year. --Toronto Telegram News Service: PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, April 4th, 1968 = 3 the Liberals. There will be almost 2500 delegates "from across Canada. Mr. CIiff Love is an invited guest. Mr. and Mrs. Love will leave on Wednesday morning as they will first visit friends near Ottawa. Mr. and Mrs. James Bur- nett have moved into their new.-home, and: we welcome them to the Island. Mr. J. L. Sweetman and Mr. Glen Demara visited with Mr. Bill Lamb on Sun- day. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fralick were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cam Aldred. Rev. and Mrs. J. K. Bra- ham were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Fralick. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Fra- lick attended the funeral of a cousin Mr. Stephenson on Monday in Oshawa. Mrs. Robert Jackson and Mr. Norman Shunk were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Sweetman, The regular monthly meet- ing of Grace U.C.W. will be held April 10th." Mr. and Mrs. W. Watts were at their cottage at Pine Point over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Mgurice Fra- lick and Miss Gloria Fralick called on Mr. C. L. Fralick and report he is coming a- long quite nicely. The dance that was held Saturday night at the Club Annrene, for the cubs was very 'succéssful. Ivan Jeffrey in company with Mr. Ross Bailey left on Tuesday morning by air for Calgary. The rummage sale which was cancelled by the G. M. strike is now set again for the 18th of April at the U.A.W. Hall in Oshawa at 1.00 p.m: Choir practise will be held Thursday night 7.30 p.m. at the home of Allene Kane. Mr. & Mrs. Henry Thomas spent Monday in Sterling, Ont. Mrs. S. Rzany of Oshawa spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. J. Reese. Mr. and Mrs. Tony Krieg were at Newcastle on Sunday visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Eyman. Miss Penny Prentice had Miss Barbara Chambers of Port Perry as a guest over the week-end. It would save a lot of 'marriages. oo Spring Is Here Time to do that fixing that has been waiting ali Winter. See us for a full line of quality- materials and for good service. JUST ARRIVED FRESH CE M E NT PHONE: 985-7951 REESOR_ Fuel & Lumber PORT PERRY FELLOW EGG PRODUCERS IN ONTARIO COUNTY If you are April 9 and 10 will be a very important day for every egg producer. Come out and vote in favour of a plan that will improve the position of every egg producer in Ontario. ot fully informed of what it is all about get in touch or phone collect one of the following Committee Men for Ontario County: Walter Kerry, Uxbridge, 852-6798 Elwood Miller, Sunderland, 373 - M1 Hubert Schillings, R.R. 1, Oshawa, 655-4752 Nick Wouters, RR. 3, Port Perry, 985-2643 pve Te He a A PA Hg Toa NE Ns a 3 he oe A TA et a yo A RL a TN rl