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(From page 2) chester Church and Hall on Monday, September 11 at 7 p.m. Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Bailey were Mr. Jack Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Corlie Ashenhurst of Ux- bridge. : Congratulations to Miss Bridgette Spanbaur of Ep- row were Saturday visitors with her parents Mr. and Mrs. William Brown. Mrs. Les Gauslin of Stouff- ville visited with Mrs. Delia Harper on Friday. Sunday guests were Mrs. Mike Scho- field and children. Miss Paula Beare of Osh- awa has been visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Hillis Wilbur and boys. Heyden of Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. John Croxall spent Wedneday at the C.N.E. On Saturday they visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Norman Holmes at their cottage at Caesarea and area news and on Sunday they went on a picnic to Sibbald Point on Lake Simcoe. Mr. and Mrs. John Carre of Bridgenorth visited with the Eric Carre family a week ago. This week-end Mr. and LATA | ' 7: . A ASA ALE NE Ife VOY Es AT, PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., September 6, 1978 -- 17 Mrs. Eric Carre and family were at Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hinchcliffe's cottage at Thornbury and on Sunday went to Toronto and watched the air show from her par- ent's boat on Lake Ontario. While in Toronto they also saw Mr. and Mrs. Trevor €arre. Mr. and Mrs. David Lan- gille and family and Mr. Bruce Langille spent the week-end at their cottage at Tweed. Congratulations to Scott Wilbur who placed 2nd in the Annual Sunnybrae Golf Club Tournament held over the week-end. J IRF ET FN : { IE SA ' X a LAE blind tnd asia elet andes cuabonbaoond Saw rividhoatvacs tition shaunlos ad sud oynconsiiemms . -, a som, who was chosen Miss Mr. and Mrs. Fred John- A on Port Perry Fair, 1978. son of Birmington, England oe Mr. and Mrs. Andrews of are visiting with Mrs. Vera Ad Scarborough visited with Taylor. During the past OE Mr. and Mrs. Jack Diamond week, Mrs. Taylor, Mr and 2h on Thursday. Week-end Mrs. Johnson and Mr. and AO @uests with Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Bielby of Cedar Grove p40 Diamond were Mr. and Mrs. visited Niagara Falls, St. a Bill Diamond, Margo and Jacob's Matket and Brus- ABS Michael of Pomona, New sels. Toi York, and Mr. and Mrs. Ross Monday visitors with Mrs. wi 'Diamond and Kevin of Scar- J. Crosier were Mr. and Mrs. Be borough. David Bradstreet of Toronto Five Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Ger- and Mr. and Mrs. Van der fo i TT Te Xs o Ro wy 2 TRAVELWAYS One Day Tour NIAGARA FALLS i % . se ¥ oe p rea + s : ™ N : pa-- : Dad 3 aE RU 26280 VOR at # What's everyone looking at? Why, it was the puppet show at Scugog Public Library last Tuesday formance had to be staged as the kids just loved the antics of the zany puppets. The show was sponsored sR CERTIORARI: SOOOIOOORRROOS.. OOOO EAD 1000 cars in 5 years. \-- Beare Motors Limited congratulates Raymond Tengesdal on receiving the Five Year Sales Masters Ring from General Motors of Canada. Presenting the Ring and the Sales Masters Plaque is Melodie Huber, District Represen- tative for General Motors of Canada. This award represents the sale of approximately / Eis and crafts featuring addington Bear as the host. The volunteer help of Lisa Taylor and Sharon Muir during this--program ®was greatly a ciated. 36 children between the ages of seven and twelve participated in the Summer Reading Club. The aim of the club was to encourage summer reading of at least eight good books by the participants. On August 28th a small party was held to celebrate the members endeavours. On August 29 the closing of summer holidays was cele- brated at the library with a puppet show presented by the Travelling Puppet Show. Two performances were enjoyed by 150 children in J attendance. Sih A new program scheduled AEA for the Fall-Winter 78 will be pha the Junior Books Alive Club for young people between the ages of seven and eleven, on Saturdays from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. Registration for this program will be at the library during the weeks of September 11 to 23, the first program being held on Saturday, September 30. These are just some of the many services offered by your library. See you at the library! NL INSURANCE AGENCY LIMITED 193 QUEEN ST., PORT PERRY (416) 985-7306 "All Lines of General Insurance!" 4 Vv 8 Classes of Stock Farm Tractors up to and including 4 Wheel Drive Tractors PLUS 4 x 4 Trucks! ADMISSION TO UXBRIDGE TRACTOR & 4 x 4 PULL Adults: $2.00 Children under 12: $1.00 Children under 6: Free Special Rate for attending two nights. , Uxbridge 852-3814 A Interested Contestants Contact: Glen James X 4 Truck Pull FRIDAY & SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 8th & 9th : Starts at 7:30 p.m. UXBRIDGE FAIRGROUNDS ENTRY FEE: $5.00 em 5; afternoon, and it was strictly standing room only. In by the Centreal Ontario Regidnal Library System. J SUNDAY, Sel 10th, 1378 fact, the show was so popular that a second per- 2 'Price includes return Monsnor tion L ibrary eC LCL 3 Admission to Tivoli Miniature World & 20 4 Annual 7 aura Secord Homestea co CA SPACE LIMITED - RESERVE Now: © TCWS i PORT PERRY AGENT This summer many child. : a SWEETMAN'STAXI 985-7365 £ ri "For, Fey, and | 5 ticipated i t = 0) / AT fo library, Tuesday after T noons you could find from 30 ™\ to sixty children enjoying : I a ctor 14 NER oh Je a " -. ----- NT - - "re ame ¥ es