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of fe ety : SL Photos by -Peter Hvidsten Jr. - Scugog Aviation Licenced To Carry Passengers Another sign of expansion and progress in the Village of Port Perry is the increased activity on Lake Scugog and in the air. N Scugog Aviation, a com- pany operated by Ted Griffin and Jim Pengelly was recently awarded a federal license, and are fully qualified to operate passenger service from the company's base in Port Perry. Scugog Aviation operates four planes, the largest a five passenger Cessna 185, and three smaller, one passenger aircrafts. Other services the company offers are aerial photo flying, recreational flying, aerial insp- 'ection, reconnoissance and aerial advertising. Top pictures show Scugog Aviation Air base, and below are the two enterprising owners, Ted Griffen and Jim Pengelly * inside the Cessna 1865.- Mrs. Miller Sr. of Oshawa .| spent the week-end with her family at Pine Point. Mrs. Georgeff of Shake- speare is spending two weeks with her son-in-law & daugh- ter Mr. and Mrs. J. Reese. Miss Pat Aldred. is attend- ing the summer course in Lindsay Recent visitors of Mr. and "| Mrs. R. Pogue included Miss Grace Pogue, Toronto. Mrs. Mrs. E. Tamblyn and Karen of Lindsay, Mr. A. Kent, Tor- onto, Mr. and Mrs C. Gra- ham and Mrs. G. Cherry of Port Perry. __Mr. and Mrs. C. Cuss of Toronto Sun. dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. Carter. Service at Grace at 9 a.m. You are invited. Mr. and Mrs. B. Bell and familv spent Sunday in Oril. Jia with Mr. and Mrs. M. Larson. Miss Burnett and Miss Mat- thews. McLaren's Beach, at- tended the G.M.C. picnic in Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hood Sunday - evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. Empringham, Mrs. L. MacIntosh and Mrs. S. Owen of Bay Ridges Mon- day guests of Mrs. K. Muel- ler. The sympathy of the Is- land people is extended to Mr. C. L. Fralick and family in the loss of a loving wife and mother. Mr. 'and Mrs. Lloyd Fisher and daughter of Regina, Sask. have returned. after visiting with the E. Prentice's and J. Brekkes. 'Mr. and Mrs. R. Bruce and family of Cobourg visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. McQuinn. Mrs. Jordon and children 'have returned from South River where they were visit- ing her parents Mr. and Mrs. B. Maeck. Mrs. « Morrish and Mrs. Ramsay of Toronto Monday guests of Mr. and.Mrs. C. Aldred. John and Joan Kane enter- L. Henderson, Peterborough, PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, July 17,1969 ~ 13 Scugog News tained Mm and Mrs. Oon Kir- bv of Oshawa Sunday even- ing. Mrs. Toronto: spent the week-end with Mr. Barry Prentice." Mr. and 'Mrs. G. Bright, Shunk, Seagrave, called on Mr. M. McLaren on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. B. Lehman of Claremont and Mr. A. Em- pringham guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. Empringham, and family are holidaying for a short time at- Adolph- town. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Bur- onto are 'vacationing at Me- Laren's Beach. Scugog Cubs Enjoy Week At Camp Samac Camping was enjoyed by 18 cubs from Manchester, Prince Albert, Epsom and Utica, from Sunday July 6th to July 13th at Camp Samac in Oshawa. week of camping were, Cub- master, Mr. Larry Kendall, assistant leaders Ruby Pey- ton, Denise. Symes and Jim. mie Martyn. At.a camp banquet on Sat- urday some 60 badges were prevented to the boys.. The winners were: Scott Wilbur, for best athlete. Gavin' Mec- Callum, all-round best sports- man, John Zoet, best all- round Cub, Richard Rudkin for best attendance during the year at Cub meetings. Lee Sawyer received the a- ward for the best camp ef- fort, and Ji:nmie Martyn was voted for :by the cubs to re- ceive the friendship badge. Thursday night was family night when 43 parents, bro: thers and sisters enjoyed the entertainment planned by the boys. Many different crafts were taught during the week. DA N Cl NG CLUB ANNRENE yr SATURDAY, JULY 19 "GEORDIE BEARE AND ~ HIS MERRIMAKERS"" 1969 Fair Dates *_Kinmount--Aug. 29-31 ~ ATTENTION FARMERS WHY PAY MORE? SAVE ON Premium Quality © GASOLINE © DIESEL © MOTOR OIL Porm tanks and pumps aveiloble, Call Collect 668-3341 X ; Py POR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Port Hope--Sept. 12-13 The following list of dates for Agricultural Fairs in this area were approved by the annual meeting of District 4. Oshawa--July 24 - 26 Peterborough--Aug. 5-9 Fenelon Falls--Aug. 16 Apsley--Aug. 19-20 Blackstock--Aug. 22-23 Minden--Aug. 22-23 Port Perry--Sept. 1: Orono--Sept. 4-6 Sunderland--Sept. 9-10 Beaverton--==Sept. 11-13 Lakefield--Sept. 12-13 Ramona--Sept. 13 Oakwood--Sept: 15-16 Lindsay--Sept. 16-20 Bobcaygeon--Sept. 26 - 27 Norwood--Oct. 10-13 . 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