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WINNERS of a rifle competition between Sea Cadets in the Don Flotilla were the boys pictured above from the Port Perry Sea Cadets. Left to right: David Sykes, Glen Heayn, Robert Heayn. Front: James Clement and Wayne Lown. Sea Cadefs win competition On Tuesday, February 19, the Port Perry Sea Cadets participated in a rifle com- petition held in Oshawa. The competition was for the sea cadets of the Don Flotilda which is made up of teams from* Scarborough, Rich- mond Hill, Oshawa, Whitby and Port Perry. Port Perry won this ¢om- petition with 693 points out of a possible "800. Oshawa scored 610, Richmond Hill 541, Scarborough 518, and Whitby 392. The Port Perry Sea Cadets will now represent the Don Flotilda in the all Ontario Rifle Competition to be held at Camp Borden on March 30th. The Port Perry Sea Cadet rifle team also took part in an invitational shoot held in Pickering, Saturday, Feb. 23rd. Their shoot was open to TRAN'S GENERAL STORE PRINCE ALBERT, ONT. Phone 985-2862 all Sea Cadets and Doug Olliffe tied for best shot of the Sea Cadets and Glen Heayn placed third. They each received plaques and _ prize money. The next event in the Don Flotilla will be a tug-of-war Doug Olliffe (team captain), and a rigging of Degin competition. This event will be hosted by the Port Perry Sea Cadets and will take place at the lake front on Saturday. March 2nd at 2 o'clock. This event will be included in the Chamber of Commerce Winter Carnival. Deadline tomorrow for stickers Car owners have only to- day and tomorrow to secure their litence Driving without them after February 28 and caught in doing so will mean an add- itional expense in the form of a fine. According to information the' Star received Thursday last week, only little better than half of the stickers to be sold by February 28 had been purchased. Unless a consid- erable amount of stickers M.L. Fresh stickers. ~ PORK ROAST .. have been sold since then, the licensing bureau on Walter Street is going to have some long line-ups during the last two days. Larry Doble, the issuer in charge said the office re- ceived 5.500 stickers for dis- tribution and expected poss- ible 3.000 would be sold by last Saturday. The office staff, however, is prepared for a long lineups and a great deal of extra work. Boneless *1.09 " ? _PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Feb. 27th, 1974 49) - | Scugog Island News : Many of our residents have and problems. When hard The "Head" U.CW. will A been knocked out by the flu feelings remain, a home cet the same evening at the Bh bug. But Sandra Pearce becomes broken. ome of Mrs. Marie Clark in x we sie u nr 1 ' ) -- ' nk anes rte 0 the alts we con. For Very of vaccine. But we hope she pudered the reasons for suf On Sunday about 65 Elders ' is heading for better days by i" h ER p ATlor from United Church in the ie now. ws Ne Answers even after gyrrounding area met in the | ICH Mis. Fastwood from SLudying Job's experiences port perry United Church i Whitby has been spending a. "hy art is | as cums here were very interesting o period of recuperation at the penal pont Js -- ron sessions in the afternoon and xy home of her daughter, Mrs. lize Dn sutshine. AYA evening broken by a lovely \ Clifford Redman. Her Nov. seems ¢ brighter after. y> supper. Mrs Reta Wilson, Ls illness has surely knocked > o> DNB A or Vis. Ela Fralick, Mrs I: > storm. People and nations Madeline Cawker, Bob ' off her usual peppy self. But we trust Spring will bring a complete restoration. There will be a Scugog Pastoral Charge meeting We are pleased to report which may give our area i this Thursday night (to- Mrs. Leo Blueman is re- some help. Fix morrow) at "Grace" covering from surgery quite 3 Church. We trust no one was confused last week with the date being omitted. Rev. Pogue took the service as usual on Sunday, although he and his family had a bad week with flu. With the children he dis- cussed houses and what -makes a house a home. The _ conclusion was three things: the people in it, the familiar objects and events that take place there but most of all the love and forgiveness experience through tensions D V.A_: Blue Cross; tem after i usually become stronger and the best is brought out during times of stress. well and will be home this week. The 4H Club got started on their Sewing Unit on Monday night. Some of the girls have to forgo this interesting experieince as they will be going on the Student Flight to Scotland and England in March. "Grace" U.C.W. will meet Wednesday evening, March 6 at the home of Mrs. Allene Kane. Please bring a friend or neighbour. Item | February 27 to March 9 LAR Cawker and Evert Prentice attended from Scugog and received some inspring ideas NEED MUSIC? for a \. WEDDING \ DANCE g PARTY etc. call 985- 3089 (after 6p.m.) WINTER HOLIDAY SPECIALS WE PROCESS THE FOLLOWING DRUG PLAN CLAIMS Welfare, Industrial Life Green Shield, Homecare; H.S.C. 20's M.S.R. $3.30 2-401. jars Plain or Mint Crest Toothpaste M.S.R $1.49 Neo-Citran Adult Cold Remedies '2.99 Noxema Skin Creme $ 1.79 100 ml. WA ; Diovol Antacid Clairol Herbal Essence Shampoo 8 oz. M.S.R. 51.85 Creme Rinse 12 oz. 51. 59 M.S.R. 52.29 WINTER HOLIDAY Kodak Film Special C 126 - 12 for colour prints Regular $1.48 1 08 C 126 - 20 for colour prints i Regular $1.90 CL 39 > '1.05 Liquid or Tablets 12 oz. wine 2.29 m-- ( Cool - Ray ). L SUNGLASSES 51. 49 1 All Styles PRICE (ms.r) ® Ask ou our ros Stick Offer @ Lawrence Pharmacy 209 Queen St. Port Perry 985-2231 Coniac- C Cold Capsules 40's SALE PRICE Baby Scott's Regular 30' 's Maple Leaf - 6 0z. pkg. 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