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% : bITa kRSTRDRN. > A Nes A fn FILO Wh VEN Sandan EV - HE RENO AEF V1 ek bl TENS At TRAN SE x LI ERS Uf 2 PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Jan. 22, 1975 ....or Scugog's version of The One That Got Away " wow yo BE PEA Wik Fla No, the fishing isn't quite this good at Lake Scugog. Actually, Thomas Love, 32, of Oshawa, is recovering his snowmobile from about seven feet of water off Gerrow's Beach on the west side of Scugog Island. The salvage operation, involving five people with ropes, iadders, and wooden beams, was conducted last Thursday, the day following an accident that sent Mr. Up « Down the Street Monday morning of this 'week. Mrs. Rodney Chandler saw a Robin in her back vard, she checked the temperature and it read 12 degrees below zero. Poor little robin. Jack Riddell, M.P.P. for Huron will be the speaker at the annual meeting of the Ontario Provincial Liberal 'ssociation on January 31 in 1e Udora Hall at Udora. At the Lions Club regular meeting on Monday evening, 13 members and two visitors: enjoyed the speaker for the evening, Mr. Terry Delmenico from Australia, an exchange High School teacher. His informative talk with a question and answer period following was most interesting. The Sunday morning Hockey Club were the spon- sors of a successful dance in Utica Hall on Saturday even- ing. Some 45 couples enjoy- ed dancing to the music of Peler's Platters. ~ Mr. P. Hvidsten has just returned from visiting family and friends in Norway. } PLUMBING - I i JK pr S- vid . ) (r= & | = WES LANE HEATING - - ELECTRIC - ¢ PORT PERRY 985-2413 Mr. and Mrs. George England and Mr. and Mrs. Carl England of Oshawa called on Mr. and Mrs. Mike England on Sunday. At the Chamber of Com- merce meeting held Monday of this week, $25.00 was sent to the Central Seven Mental- ly Retarded Association for membership fees. -- Also, again this year, they will be sponsoring the Broomball tournament in February. Epsom We do hope all the sick folks have a speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Brickell of Toronto were supper guests Wednesday . evening with Mr. and Mrs. Earl . Wilson. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Allen Ashton, Sonya, who had a son born at Port " Perry Community Hospital last Thursday. Also to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Anderson whose wee daughter arrived at Uxbridge Community Hospital last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Barry Bushell of Uxbridge visited OFFICE -- RESIDENCE Love and a companion through the ice and into the chilly water. The Oshawa men climbed out unaided and walked to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Fitchett, R.R.3, Port Perry, who provided a change of clothes and blankets until they dried out enough to drive home. The incident was the second of the day. Just an hour before, another two men went through the ice Nursing Home News Tuesday's church service was taken by Rev. Payne assisted by Mr. Aikens who led in prayer and Mrs. Stewart who took the scrip- ture reading. Bowling resumed on Wed- nesday with C. Smith, B. Moroz and Mrs. M. Davies participating. Bingo on Thursday report- ed the following winners. Mrs. Pearcy, Mr. W. Smith, Mr. Vine, Mr. Moroz, Mr. Doupe, Mr. Brown, Mrs. Myers, Mr. C. Smith, Mrs. Byers, Mr. Samells, Mr. Christie, Mr. Hamilton, Mrs. Letcher and- Mrs. Phoenix. Sunday we had a visit from the Salvation Army. 'Captain Wood, Cadets Thalia Mac Lellan, Linda Mailman, Susan Colp, Saron Breznic, Dave Howlett and Ted Tal- mer assisted Enooy C. Hell- yard from Uxbridge at an afternoon service. This was very well attended and thoroughly enjoyed by the residents. and area news her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Ashton. We are pleased to see Lois is able to be out again. Julie Ashton had lunch on Sunday with Grandma and Grandpa Asling. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Benns and family of Uxbridge, Mr. and Mrs. Don Card, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Card of Oshawa were with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Card- for Sunday supper. f= We are pleased to hear - that Mrs. Rodgers and Mrs. Millar who both underwent major surgery recently are recovering. Mrs. Millar is staying with her daughter till she recovers a little strength. We were sorry to learn that Miss Annie Yoe had the misfortune to break her ankle. She is out of Hospital and is back with Mrs. Wilson and Ruby. Will join larger area Port Perry and area boy scouts and cubs will become part of a district organizat- ion covering communities as far away as Cannington and Beaverton. A meeting of parent groups representing the many individual scout and cub organizations will be held next Wednesday at the community hall on Scugog Island at 8 p.m., and an executive committee will be elected from the represent- atives of the individual parent groups. Cliff Crowell, former chairman of the island's parents committee said that while there has been a kind of loose organization among area scout and cub groups called "'scouters clubs", a formal district would pro- vide co-ordination over a much larger area. - Mr. Crowell said the area if one of the last to Set up such a district, usually com- plete with a district commis- sioner and assistant. - Although there will be no pooling of finances, the ad- vantages of such a district could be the co-ordination of activities, exchange of infor- mation, and perhaps co- operation on joint efforts. near Scugog Point. The two were rescued by two Oshawa men. Thin ice around ice huts was believed to be the cause of the accidents. 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