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by Joyce Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Graham returned home on - Saturday 'from a' fabulous three week trip to South Africa, They were part of the Canadian delegation attend- ing the World Guernsey Association meeting held there. While in that Southern country they visited many huge farms, game reserves and modern cities. Plans are underway for the Blackstock District of the Girl Guides to sponsor a travelogue by Joan and Harvey telling of their interesting trip. On Sunday afternoon, Howard Bailey was seen off at Malton Airport by his parents, Neil and Elaine Bailey, sister Tara and friend Craig Paisley as he left for his three month: exchange in Germany. He called home on Monday morning that he had arrived safely at the home of his exchange buddy, Franz- Josef Ruther at Ruthen, Germany. Heartiest congratulations to Kim Harris who has won seven first prizes. on her Public Speech The Elderly and has reached the 'Pro- vincials finals in both. the Lions and Legions Contests. Both finals will be held the same day, May 1 in Bow- manyille and Toronto. Best wishes go to you Kim both on your performance but also on being able. to escape 'traffic jams so that both contests can be attended. Last weekend her grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Elliott from Good Heart, Michigan spent a week with Don and Carol Harris and family and enjoyed hearing Kim at one of her contests. This past weekend her other , grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Harris of Ridgetown came to cheer Kim on in her endeavours, Congrat- ulations. Mr. and Mrs. Bryans spent the weekend with the Prouts at their cottage at-Balsam.. Lake. On Friday, Shirley Turner attended "the Duke of Edinborough Awards in Ottawa and enjoyed speak- ing to>.the Duke. She accompanied Dale and Joyce (Venning) Gunter and Scott of Newmarket when Youngster struck by car on Rosa Street A six year old Scugog . youngster suffered leg injuries when struck by.a car April 15 on Rosa Street in Port Perry. Durham Police say Ryan Ridgway was walking on Rosa Street near Paxton about 3:45 in the afternoon DDD LLDDDLLLLLLLLLEDLLIDLLLLDELLLLDELLELDLELLLDLEL. when he stepped into the path of a car which was travelling at a slow speed. A police spokesman said the driver, 19 year old Linda Warriner of Port Perry had no chance to avoid the boy, and there have been no charges laid as a result of the accident. ' increasing in your area. It could happen to you. PV VPP POOP PY MAA AAA A ALLL l lll lad There are alternatives. - Learp what to look for. AAA AAA AAA LA l aaa alll lly AAA ALAA AAA Add ddd Addl adda andl dad Addl alll dl add ddd § SCUGOG CRISIS CENTRE presents... "FOR YOUR INFORMATION" - A series of Seminars to further enlighten you in the areas of violent crime, which are rapidly "SEXUAL ASSAULT" - Rape, Indecent Assault, etc. It could happen to your wife, sister, daughter, mother... L 4 4 L k 4 4 < <4 4 k 4 <4 4 4 L < <4 fom . . Facilitator: Tamarah Ross-Petrie - Keynote Speaker: Jeannette M. Ross (Scugog Crisis Centre) Film: "A Scream from Silence." ~ . b Date: May 10th Time: 8 P.M. Place: Uxpool Building ] "BATTERED WOMEN" - Spouse abuse, abused women, etc. p 4 4 4 L L < 4 < 4 4 < L < < 4 L Facilitator: Tamarah Ross-Petrie Keynote Speaker: Trudy Don - OAITH - Interval House, Toronto Film: "Loved, Honoured, Bruised." Date: May 17th Time: 8 P.M. Place: Uxpool Building "INCEST" - Sexual Abuse of Children, etc. Facilitator: Tamarah Ross-Petrie Keynote Speaker: Wenda Woodman - Peterborough Rape Film: "The Victim Nobody Believes" . b b Date: May 31st "Time: 8 P.M. Place: Uxpool Building ~ 4 ADMISSION COST: $1.00 per seminar. 3 "Don't Turn Your Back on These Problems .... Only With Increased Awareness .... Do We Have Hope!! b 2 0.050000000000800000000000000000000000000000000000 Relief 5Year Apnual interest "Subject to Change without Notice." 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On Sunday afternoon, Miss Grace Gibson was honoured by a bridal shower given by her fiance's relatives in Ajax. Her mother, Marie Gibson attended as well. The afternoon U.C.W. held its april meeting in the Christian Education room at the Church where the quilt- ing of 2 crib quilts was in progress on Tuesday, April 13th. Fourteen attended and a dessert of pie and tea was served at 1:15. Jean Adams opened the meeting by reading a short article about Hot Cross Buns. The Roll Call was answered by an Easter Thought. The hymn, Christ the Lord is Risen Today was sung with Mrs. Tavlor at the HEAVY DUTY WHEELBARROW Bra anO izes and gifts! First Prize: 2 Ibs. of gold 2 Second Prizes: Y2 Ib. of gold 3 Third Prizes: Ya Ib. of gold 100 Fourth Prizes: 14 kt. gold-filled Cross pens Early Bird Bonus Gifts: a gold -quality paint brushto the first 2000 entries received. No purchase necessary. 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