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Fall fun with the Y.M.C.A. Summer's passing can bring the blues but the Durham Region Fami- ly YMCA"s new and continuing pro- grams may perk you up with renew- ed interest in the fall. Pre-schoolers will be on the road to fitness with our Kindergym pro- gram of exercises and gymnastics. This program will be offered in both Blackstock and Port Perry. If they would rather do arts and crafts and enjoy sing-songs and games our enrichment courses of Tiny Tots and Creative Crafts might be of special interest. These programs will be of- fered Friday mornings and also on Saturday mornings enabling work- ing parents to enjoy some time with their young children. Older children can enrol in our new Introductory Piano course which is designed to determine if a child has an interest and aptitude for playing the piano. Two courses . continuing for school-age children . are gymnastics and floor hockey. These courses are again being of- fered in both Port Perry and Blackstock and after enjoying a very successful first season early enrolment is suggested. Teens will be interested in two programs being offered. The Baby- Sitting Training Course, which em- phasizes practical skills and respon- sible child-care techniques is open to students 12 years or older. Also a Leaders-in-Training Course is available for teens age 13-17. This program emphasizes leadership skills as well as technical skills such PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, September 9, 1986 -- 43 workers. In the adult category, women may enjoy our popular Take-A-Break program of exercise, crafts, speakers and time to themselves while their children are cared for by the YMCA's experienced babysit- ters. We are also.offering the On- tario Heart and Stroke Association's . C.P.R. and Basic Rescuer Courses. For more information on these and other courses pick up a YMCA brochure from the following loca- tions: our office on Queen St., the Scugog Library, the Municipal Of- fice, the arena and local grocery . Nationwide Singers an Evangelists Brent & Wend Dalgleish will appear at Emmanuel Pentecostal Church, Queen & Rose Street, Sunday, September 28 at 11 a.m. & 7 p.m. to minister in music, song, and the Word of God. stores. In Blackstock brochures are at the school and post office. If you prefer more details you may call the Program Co-ordinator, Marilyn Pearce at 985-2824 between 9:30 - 11:30 a.m. or 3:00 - 5:00 p.m. daily. Port Perry Star ADVERTISING DEADLINE All Advertising: MONDAY - 12 NOON 193 QUEEN ST, PORT PERRY (416) 985-7306 ALL LINES OF GENERAL INSURANCE Vol Since i844 0" 5 Year Annual Interest 9 3/4% Semi-Annually Rates Subject to Change without Notice Jennifer Byers of Blackstock was tickled pink that her pot. 25 first aid, coaching and child-care. tery effort won honours at the Blackstock Fair last Saturday. The po Edi ams 10-year old student at Cartwright Central Public School took third playground leaders or child-care 'place for her bright blue stop sign. : BE I a mmm= Obituary WILLIAM CLARENCE MULRAY (BILL) William Clarence Murray (Bill) died at the Uxbridge Cottage Hospital on August 14, 1986. Born on August 20, 1904 in Mount Albert he was the youngest son of Peter and Mary Murray. The greatest part of Bill's life was spent in the Uxbridge area. He was a familiar figure in the local homes as he tended to the installation and repair of the telephones for the Woodbridge and Vaughn Telephone Company and later Bell Canada in all a total of forty-one years. ~ In 1928 he married Minnie Foster of London, England. A fond father introduced his three sons to his favourite sport, fishing - a major portion of Bill's spare time was spent playing at his most loved game, pool. His professional calibre of play allowed him the privilege of playing the worlds best such as Cliff Thorburn. The Funeral Service, from Low and Low Funeral Home, was con- ducted by Rev. Frank Vanderzwan. Bill will be much missed by his devoted wife Minnie, son's Ross, Ken, and Bill, and their wives, ten grandchildren, five great- grandchildren, a sister Blanche, predeceased by Roy, Martha, Samuel, Joseph, Edna, and Archie. Pallbearers were nephews, Mur- ray Smith, Melvin Smith, Rodd Foster, Douglas Foster, Richard Bott and grandson Vernon Murray. Flower Bearers were grand- daughters Patricia Murray, Heather Murray and Catherine Bagshaw. Interment Uxbridge Cemetery. J RS ta TORE WHAT ARE THEY ALL READING ABOUT? Everyone knows that reading the Port Perry Star is the best way to find out all about what's hap- pening in and around Scugog Township. But did you know that you can pick up a copy of the Star so close to your front door. Get your news today at one of these convenient locations: PORT PERRY STAR DISTRIBUTORS -- ASHBURN: Ashburn General Store BLACKSTOCK: Blackstock Beckers Blackstock General Store BROOKLIN: Brooklin Home Bakery Brooklin IGA Brooklin Printing Short's Pharmacy COLUMBUS: Columbus Variety: GREENBANK: Greenbank General Store NESTLETON: Nestieton Country Store OSHAWA: Mike's Place PORT PERRY: Barry's Variety Bayshore Take-out Beckers - Queen Street Beckers - 7A Hwy. 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