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. Ashburn and area news 2-f-RePorr: & dy Migs nal BRERA By Mrs. R. Heron The euchres have started again in the Community Centre and last Friday night the ladies prizes went to Gail Kozyriachy and Alma Wood. The mens prizes were won by Jake Honingh and Bob Forsyth. The door prize went to George Livingstone and the most lone hands to Stella Gray. The next euchre will be on October 1st. Several local ladies attend- ed the Brooklin Horticulture meeting on Wednesday even- ing of last week. Mr. Gordon Wick told how to force bulbs for winter blooming indoors, also showed some slides of beautiful bulbs in bloom. Then the members all had a chance to plant their own terrariums. Also. a number of ladies attended the Craft Display at Knox Presbyterian Church, Oshawa, on Monday night of last week. . Loto-Luck selling well PY 4 [J continued is because most of the prizes will stay in the community. The generous odds (about one prize for every 10 tick- ets) is also a strong incen- tive. -- Funds from Loto-Luck are invested for future projects as well as to meet current expenses, another plus for the lottery. - The committee hopes that _ it will be able, to sell all 1,000 tickets before deadline on October 11. The 500 tickets for the April draw were sold out. As a result of that draw, it was decided to decrease the price to $5.00 and double the number of tickets sold. The expected proceeds will be the same, and the odds remain about the same, although some prizes will be smaller. PASSPORT PHOTOS S Minute Service Oshawa Camera Centre Oshawa Shopping Centre 1 YEAR 2 YEAR 3 YEAR 4 YEAR 5 YEAR W GUARANTEED INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES Rates subject to change. These rates are paid on new certificates. They do not affect any you may now hold. EE -- 'ny wa until age 607? For those 55 and over Ontario Trust has a lot of things going for you. Get full details by calling or visiting your local branch. TRUST ONTARIO TRUST J.A. PHINN Supervisor of Branches & Manager 19 Simcoe St. N., Oshawa. Member, Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation The two draws this year will supply the Scout Hall, the Town Hall and the Museum with $1,000 each, and the trust fund will ount to about $2,035 by October 31. Because of the Loto-Luck assistance, the Scout Hall has been able to have a new furnace 'install- ed, and the Museum is gett- ing a new roof. According to Brock, the success of the second lottery will be thanks to a great increase in volunteer sales- men from the three groups and from the community as a whole.: Nearly 100 sales- men, individual and com- mercial are involved. Com- mittee members (Ray Munro for the Historical Society, Earl Stone for the Parents Association, Bill Brock for Town Hall 1872, and Irma Lewis, Sec. Treas) hope that those who have not yet purchased a ticket will do so before October 11 and that a good number will turn out to the draw at the Museum (3:00 p.m. on Thansgiving Day). 92% 9%2% 9%2% 10% 10%% it We are sorry Miss Lori! Hoag had the misfortune to break her arm. Mr. George Johnston and his mother, Jennie Johnston of Glen Major, visited with Mr. and Mrs. W. Hopkins last Sunday. In spite of a very wet day, there was a fair attendance at Sunday School and Church service. The scripture les- son was from 1st Corinth- .ians, 12th chapter, and Rev. McEntyre had a good ser- mon. Also, told a childrens story *"The Lesson of the Two Pots'. The Jr. Choir sang 'Come Praise Alleluia'. Next Sunday, the sacra- ment 'of Holy Communion will be celebrated at the regular service time of 11:15. Our thought for the day is taken from last Sunday's sermon, we thought well worth thinking about for the whole week...If we hurt another person, we also damage ourselves. Tek Te Tee on Ve Te To oe Yu ol oh Toe | ' LOTO LUCK October 11 g Get Your Tickets Now lop op Lop Lop lap Top Lop Lop Lap Lap Lop Lop Lan Lom Lo 5055252 52525252525252525¢5e5 coe PORT PERRY STAR -- WED., SEPT. 29, 1976 -- 3 Theft, break & entries continue During the week of Sep- tember 19-23, Whitby De- tachment investigated 9 motor vehicle collisions and 51 General Occurrences. THEFT OF GAS Lot 2, Conc. 10, Scugog Twp., (Lakeside Beach) R.R. 3, Port Perry. Mr. Edward Barbaball found both his vehicles had a quan- tity of gas removed from them. Prov. Const. E. Laas investigated and as a result of his investigation, one adult male party and one juvenile male party have been charged. BREAK, ENTER & THEFT Gord Lewis Motors, Water Street, Port Perry. Some- time during September 19 & 20, party(s) unknown enter- ed Gord Lewis service station by breaking a glass window and turning the gas pumps on, stole $30.00 worth of unleaded gasoline. Inves- tigation is being conducted by Prov. Const. B. H. Knowles. THEFT Darla Thomas, teacher, at R. H. Cornish Public School had her wallet containing approx. $45.00 in cash and personal papers stolen from the gym on September 17th by an unknown party. The wallet was later recovered minus contents in the boys washroom at R. H. Cornish School. Investigation is being conducted by Prov. Const. C. E. Gray. Patricia Mowers, 17 Donelda Cres., Blackstock was eastbound on Hwy. 7A, left roadway and entered ditch. Approximately $40.00 damage to her 1968 Ply- mouth Stationwagon. Mrs. Mowers was treated and released at Port Perry Hos- pital. Accident was investi- gated by Prv. Const. H. Houde. John Fulford, 12 years, 268 Rosa St., Port Perry was eastbound on Queen Street with his 10-speed bike when a vehicle driven by Paul Ark- wright, Box 141, Main St., Oakwood, Ont., pulled from the stop sign controlled inter- section of Lilla and Queen Street into the path of Ful- ford. 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