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AAT ERA By Mrs. R. Heron With so many people on holidays these days atten- dance at Sunday School and Church seems to be smaller than usual. Rev. McEntyre took his text for the morning service from Romans 7, 'Dealing, with Frustrat- ions". Mrs. W. Hopkins sang a solo, "He knows it all'. A beautiful arrange; ment of while lilies were at the front of the church. Next Sunday, we will have the Presbyterian Mens choir to sing at the morning ser- vice. Everyone is welcome. Mr. A. Christie of Epsom visited with Misses Mary and Hilda Hopkins and Mr. Walter Hopkins last Friday. Mr. and Mrs, E. Heron and Granddaughter Lenore 'McAndless spent last week camping at Temagami and enjoyed a ip to Moosonee: with Mr. and Mrs. W. Rey- Epsom (continued) called on Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kerry and family. All friends will be welcome at Epsom Church on Fri. evening~ when Patricia Bolton and Belinda Espley will be awarded their Canada cords, highest award in Girl . Guiding and a wonderful accomplishment. Come at 7:30 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. H. Ashton attended the C.N.I.B. Picnic at Fantasy Park near Brook- lin July 7. Mr. Tom Outhwaite of Kingston is spending a two week vacation with his sister Joan and her husband Ellen Clow. "Mr. and Mrs. E. McKnight spent a few days last week visiting friends in the Hali- burton area. Church at Utica next Sun- day at 11:30 a.m. . Ashburn area news nolds and daughter Eliz- " abeth of Ancaster. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hodson of Brougham visited with Mr. and Mrs. W. Hopkins on Saturday. Mrs. Bruce Lehman and daughters Julie and 'Diane are on a motor. trip to Sask- atoon where they will visit with relatives and Julie is staying for the summer holidays. Several from this area attended the church service at Glen Major on Sunday night. We are sorry to hear Christine Lindsay and Billie; Lindsay have the measles. We hope they will soon be better and able to enjoy their summer holidays again, Miss Vera Leach, Mrs. W. Routley and Miss Eileen Hamill enjoyed a visit to the new Toronto Zoo one day last week. Mrs. Ella Slack, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Slack and family of Beamsville visited with Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Ashton and family on Sunday and also visited with Mrs. Lena Doble of Fair- view Lodge, Whitby. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Ashton and Mr. and Mrs. D. Ashton, Ronald and Arnold attended the Strawberry Centennial social and programs in Epsom. It was nice to hear that Mr. Herb Ashton and Mrs. Herman Kerry contri- buted to the program during the evening. Thought...Some people count almost everything except their blessings. PASSPORT PHOTOS 5S Minute Service Oshawa Camera Cenyre Oshawa Shopping Centre Opening new doors to small business Management counselling Management training Information on government programs for business W.E. Clifford one of our representatives will be at Railroadhouse Motor Hotel, Scugog St., Hwy. 7A, Port Perry, Ontario. Wednesday, July 28, 1976 from 10a.m. to 3 p.m. Telephone 985-8131 for appointment. If you require financing to start, modernize or expand your business and are unable to obtain it elsewhere on reasonable terms and conditions or if you are interested in the FBOB management services of CLIVLET ITT and training or wish information on government programs available for your business, talk to our representative. l/ FEDERAL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT BANK 22 King Street West, Oshawa, Ontario. Telephone 576-6800. Lo BOR LAE 0 TTS FAS WRI FLOE LES JO \- fia +3 y 4 EAN gh . LERNER br JSR DAT RE SA RE IEA AGEL RSS MDTRERRIRS ~ RR STR a Lh FOS YO FE red £13 SA fs aS (SOIL SAY Blackstock and Port Perry Playground underway PORT PERRY Playground has gotten off to a good start with 120 children registered at Port Perry within the first week. Between 56 - 80 children have been present every day. Monday and Tuesday it was very hot so we spent time at Palmer Park and the High School sitting under the big trees playing games. Wednesday afternoon we went for a cool swim at Birdseye Pool. Thursday it was our Pet Show and there were so many interesting pets that it was hard to give prizes just to a few. Finally we decided that Jeffrey Brown won a prize for the biggest stuffed animal, Julie Walker won for the smallest stuffed animal, Sheryl Stver- brick won for the prettiest annimal and David Wood won a prize for the cuddliest annimal. We had a surprise visit from a big black rabbit. Thanks to Mr. and Mrs.' Green for lending him to us. Friday was Hat Day and there were so many nice hats that we had a peanut scramble as a prize for everyone. Thursday, July 15 will be Hobo day and Friday will be Backwards day. This means that everyone is supposed to wear all his clothes back- wards. So come and join in the fun at Playground. Brenda Walker, Director, Playground. BLACKSTOCK Playground got off to a good start this week. We went for walks to the park and the woods. Thursday was Pet Day and the child- "Nice expressic 1, but I don't care much for her figure." ren brought their favourite stuffed animals. Three cars were involved in an accident on 7A highway near the Railroadhouse Motor Hotel Thurs. day evening, July 8th, when one vehicle collided into the rear of the above car, causing it to go out of control and burst into flames. Police reports were not complete as of press time, so additional informat- ion of the accident was not available. Hundreds of people were on hand at the accident to watch firemen from Scugog No. 1 fire department extinguish the blaze. Prizes were given to Janet AR RRRRRARIARAG Bailey for the biggest, Brian Dean for the smallest, Sheryl 0 C B L TOURNAM ENT Porter for the prettiest and ea nlan Paul Allen for the cuddliest. Rained Out Sunday Friday was Hat Day and . ' all the children enjoyed a Final Game & Ticket Draw: peanut scramble. to be held This week we also enjoyed the nice sunny weather with SUNDAY, JULY 18 forty-four children being registered. Joan Healey, Assoc. Director At Raglan Playground RII RR IIRRDIRRDIARIRIIRAN ee SION, ioattaast LLL EET TET TTT ETE rr TT TTT ee SUMMER CLEARANCE OF USED CARS 1975 BEL AIR SEDAN This car is a one owner, low mileage, local car. Excellent family transportation. Lic. JCO 852 1974 MONTE CARLO S COUPE Dark burgandy with a black landau vinyl roof. Priced to sell. Lic. HFN 848 1973 CAPRICE CLASSIC HARDTOP Air conditioned and many more extras. 37,000 original miles. Lic. HCJ 050 1972 CAPRICE ESTATE WAGON Just in time for your summer vacation. THis is > alocal car in very good condition. Lic FBB 212 ALL CARS ABOVE ARE CERTIFIED AND READY TO GO. IMMEDIATE FINANCING AVAILABLE AT BANK RATES. a OLDSMOBILE 1%) Wotors SINCE 1919 | 268 QUEEN ST. - PORT PERRY - 985-7351 | ET -------- Ee ------ SEINE OAT A ee