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i A Here's what you've been waiting for: Scugog Island News by Mrs. Earl Reader Here's the date you've been waiting for to get rid of those piles of papers, a little late perhaps, but we hope not too late for Sat. June 8 at the end of your driveway. The boys of the Scout movement of the Island will be pleas- ed to relieve you and help their cause. Two weeks ago some people were late for Church with the change of time but last Sunday some were too early as they had forgotten it was a joint service at Scugog United with Manchester congregation joining in to enjoy the guest speaker, Rev. Whitney Dough from Florida, who sang while playing his trombone and then presented an outstanding message for those who GALLEY FISH & CHIPS 161 Queen Street, Port Perry 985-8647 hear but do not listen and act accordingly. While in attendance at, Church, it was observed . that some of the men and boys had been working very hard with top soil to improve the landscap- ing. It was much ap- preciated by others who can not help in this area. Now, we know the women also have some floral plans. There will be no more Jr. Choir practice for Scugog United until Sept. So tell the children not to get off the bus this week. On Sunday they sang in Church a special treat for the Mothers. Sunday being such a beautiful day we were pleased to welcome many guests at the Scugog United while they visited with families. We paper day were also pleased to share the flowers from Cindy Bisschop's wed- ding the previous day. Next week, we are likely to see Gr. 7 tours visiting the Museum. It is interesting to wonder how many school 'children now visit this "school and early Church every year which a few years ago was the background education and church life for many people still living in the a my da $5000 damage driver charged in area crash Durham Police report a couple of property damage accidents in Scugog Township over the past few days. Damage was estimated at about $5000 when a vehicle driven by Marilyn Youmans of R.R.4, Port Perry went into a ditch on Regional Road 21 while attemp- ting to pass a slow mov- ing truck. The accident took place May 6 about 1.5 km west of Highway 12. Police say the Youmans vehicle was passing the truck when the driver at- truck driver has been charged with making an unsafe turn. Peter Wilson of R.R.4, Stouff- ville was not hurt. And a 31 year old Oshawa man suffered minor injuries when his 1977 van rolled in the ditch on Concession 10, Cartwright, on May 8. Robert Davies told police he swerved to avoid a hole in the road, lost control of the vehicle and hit the ditch. The van was described as a write- off. Davies and a 15 year old passenger suffered minor injuries. No charges were laid. FRESH MUD CAT Now Available! *SPECIAL* SALMON STEAKS 3.95 C. 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