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L ICT A BRAN Pr oH los adidecstdiididiiicicivrnid mandi The Port Perry Kinsmen Club raised over $200 recently at their Monte Carlo Night held at the Port Perry Scout Hall. The money will be used by the club to help pay for the sand beach and swimming area they are developing at the lakefront. Above, Kin Jim Rowette, left and Gord Mahaffey take a chance at the wheel. PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Feb. 15, 1978 -- 3 n Cedar Creek News By George Kilpatrick "Victor Larocque has a strawberry plant in a flower pot that has a couple of nearly ripe berries on it. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Baxter and daughters attended a wedding of a neice in Ottawa a couple of weeks ago. Mr. and Mrs. Rick Laroc- que have been on a trip to the United States. The boys have been staying at South River with their grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Farrow. Rick phoned home on Saturday evening and - they were at South River. They are visiting his sister, Mrs. Debbie Beacock at New Leaskard, this week before returning home. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Laroc- que of Uxbridge were last Monday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Vic Larocque. . Kinsmen entertain local businessmen The Kinsmen Club of Port Perry entertained local businessmen last Tuesday evening at their first annual "Appreciation Night'. Six- teen merchants were in- vited to the regular meeting of the club to be thanked for their assistance to the local Kinsmen since their Charter in February 1971. Kin National President, Don Masterson attended the meeting and spoke to the Kinsmen and guests about the organization on a national basis. He explain- Trentway Tours Special to Nashville ial to Depart March 23, 78 Evening Departure March Break DaytonaBeach 9 Days Depart March 17, 78 Night Travel Daytona Beach 11 Days Depart March 17, 78 No Night Travel St. Petersburg : 11 Days Depart March 17, 78 No Night Travel Fordetails contact: NONQUON TRAVEL 985-2336 ~ Mr. ed their involvement with 'such projects as Heritage Day, Blood Blitz and other Kinsmen projects. After his brief address, Masterson presented Kinsmen bannerettes to Kin Doug Gouin, Jim Lawrence and Lorne Scanlon for their work in the organization. Bannerettes were also presented to Regional Coun- cillor Reg Rose, represent- ing Scugog Township, and Cliff Crowell, president of... the Scugog Chamber of | Commerce. Another guest present at the meeting was Deputy . Governor Zone I, Will Davidson, who spoke briefly about the work of local Kinsmen Clubs and the founding of Kinsmen. - According to Kin Jim Lawrence, the meeting did accomplish what they had set out to do, which was to thank the merchants for their support of their many projects and to inform them of just what the club was trying to accomplish. One of the Kinsmens lat- est projects, the promotion of Heritage Day across Canada, is now underway. On Heritage Day, Monday, February 19, the Kinsmen have arranged for the show- ing of a free movie at Mini Cinema for the Senior Citi- zens as well as a dinner. They have also sponsored a 'Poster and Essay Contest" throughout the schools in the Township. On Sunday 8th Annual 0 E WINTE WH SPECIALS Ra, , Richard's Beauty Studio 985-7991. JAN. 31 - FEB. 28 PERMS - Reg $18-$15 Reg $20-$17 Reg $25-$20 Reg $30-$25 FEB. 6-28 HAIR CONDITIONING Reg. $8.50 - Special $6.50 (improves, strength, elasticity & restores lustre) FEB. 13 --28 TINTS Reg. $9.00 - Special $8.00 FEB. 20 - 28 STREAKS & BLEACHES Reg. $25.00 - Special $18.50 All professional Services include the use of Jhirimack Products that will be formulated to your individual needs. 20% OFF All Retail Items there will be free skating at the arena. Kin Jim Lawrence told the Star that by making people aware of Heritage Day, the Kinsmen feel they are doing their part towards promoting Canadian Unity. George Kilpatrick was a Les Beacock at Prince Al- bert last Tuesday evening. Other guests were Harry Sanderson of Blackstock and Ralph Somerville and Glen Beacock of Port Perry. George visited his cousin, Miss Clara Brown in Toronto on Wednesday. John Greenwood was in Toronto, Friday and Satur- day, attending a convention for the retirees of General Motors. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Cum- mings and family were Sun- day supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Polos at George- =a supper guest of Mr. and Mi * own. ~ Mrs. Cummings and ~~ her sister-in-law, Mrs. Poles, left Malton airport Monday morning for a two-week holi- day in Hawaii. Hospital Report Week Ending February 9th Admissions ...................... 46 Births ......c.cooooe 6 Deaths ........cccocvvvevnnnn... Nil Emergencies.................. 179 Operations ....................... 11 Discharges....................... 41 Remaining ...................... 46 $ave Fuel "H'" Heat Exchanger for Fireplaces Fuel Savings will pay the cost in one year. For information write: Box 254, Brooklin, Ontario. 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