The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

err ft Ss 2 3 # -] 3 BY o NCR lS Rais 2 ND a IE, "EMIEL'S PLACE CANADIAN & DUTCH CUISINE For Your Dining Pleasure Friday & Saturday Piano Music" by Ron Hewitt FOR RESERVATIONS CALL 985-2066 -OPEN SUNDAYS: 4to9P.M. Professional MAKE- -UP Applications for } J 1] : BRIDAL PARTIES or. } SPECIAL OCCASIONS 1 J i Make-up Lessons, Waxing, Manicures, Pedicures. Call Angela at: DAVIDS HAIRSTYLING : 985-7101 p ---- -- -- -- --_ A A A SAG FN N- Great Savings | in | Sleeping Comfort ORTHOPEDIC BEDDING 10 YEAR GUARANTEE 3" xX & MA Pre vt a ye VL $4" DOX SPRINGS & MATTRESS a Can be purchased sbparately ------ y, OPEN: AT THE 4 SIGN OF TUES, WED. -10t06 I THESYIER THURS. FRL-10t08 SAT.10t04 PORE < FA) vi INL SUNY GREE EN NC BEN Tg AW PTE AAAS OV Of SAE ELT WE 4 AFA VE ie YA, 3 5 dyna a AY sake [48 SA Sv oN EoEE Fad ALBEE CMT TEE Xe PERTH Sy NL A lal wl ik Li it may be just a handful of coins but for Clifford Ladouceur [left] of Scarborough, scouring parks and beaches with a metal detector is an interesting hobby, and as he says 'you just never know what you might find." He was combing Palmer Park last week and "picked up" about $1 worth in less than an hour. al [27d AED aly ats 2H Sra i BE Fw' yah LB es o FoR LA a ESP So CLF ACR, ANGI 4 SEEN BY rN | LEE f+ PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., October 14, 1981 -- 19 The gold may be in the hills, but the silver is in the park as far as Clifford Ladouceur of Scarborcugh is concerned. Late last Tuesday after- noon, Mr. Ladouceur was scouring Palmer Park and the Kinsmen Beach with a sensitive $600 metal detector, looking for coins and just about anything of value. p His take after about an hour's work was a modest handful of pennies, dimes and one quarter, adding up to about $1. That may not seem like a lot, but it didn't bother Mr. Ladouceur. "This is just a hobby for me. You never know what you might find," he said. The metal detector, complete with ear-phones, king for treasure runs off a nine volt battery. It can detect metal objects up to four feet in the ground, but of course most coins are no more than a few inches under the surface. When asked how long it might take to find enoug' coins to pay for the detector, he just smiled and said: "A friend of mine has a detector and he has found many gold rings in parks and on beaches." Looking for treasure in this way is only a hobby for Mr. Ladouceur, who says he has a lot of other hobbies such as collecting military vehicles. And if he doesn't find enough coins to pay the bills, he has a full time job to fall back on as a diesel mechanic. Scugog Island W.I. by Christina Prentice The September meeting was held in Scugog Hall. President Florence Fralick, opened meeting by welcoming one and all and reading poem '"'one day at a time". Devotional was read by Hiedi Kregg, taken from Mathew 35 to 40. Minutes adopted as read- Correspondence read, treasurer gave good report. Joan Aldreds cousin is home on holiday, she is a missionary in Africa, it was decided to ask her to show pictures and give talk on her work. ~ Meeting closed with Mizpha benediction. ONTARIO MOTOR SALES LIMITED 140 Bond St. W.. Oshawa. Tel. 725-6501 Open 9-9. Thursday. 9-6 Friday. 9-6 Saturday October 15th, 16th, 17th, We've rounded up the best prices in town ZW: Worry free driving. 173 G.M. Continuous Protection Plan with every purchase of a new 1981 car. Used car one year, 20,000 Km. protection. Limited 10 two wheel drive passenger vehicles oT , ® CHECK-UP EE ---- na Ee a " E=33 FREE COUPON E--===--23 FREE COUPONE==3 1. Inspect and lube the drive belts. 2. Inspect the rad and heater hoses. 3. Check lights. POINT WINTER 5 Creer fiuig ovate. Ho" eves 6. Test anti-freeze. 7. Lube door and hood hinges. OFFER EXPIRES NOVEMBER 13, 1981. Sad LIVE ENTERTAINMENT & REFRESHMENTS SATURDAY JA ) - owe '] dT a Sx a, » h