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Sexy Scugog-ites heeded for revived Chamber Festival Days Sexy Contest You could win an exciting all expense paid trip to To- ronto via limousine if you're named the Sexiest Person in Scugog! That's right, the Scugog Chamber of Commerce is bringing back the popular "Sexy" Contest, just in time for Festival Days (July 13 to 16). People all over the Township had a lot of fun with the contest two years ago, and managed to raise a great deal of money for the Chamber, which supports many local charities in the area, including Community Memorial Hospital. This year organizers are hoping to do even better and have thrown a few new twists into the contest to make things really interesting. As always, residents of Scugog will be nominated into various "sexy" categories. Then it's up to the rest of us to "vote" for our favourite sexy people--each vote costs a penny, so the person with the most votes will not only be the "sexiest" person in town--he or she will also be the top fundraiser for the Chamber of Commerce. The overall winner will receive a romantic weekend for two in the city, with limousine transportation and spending money provided: The winners in each category will enjoy dinners for two at local restaurants. Now, have a look at the categories and see where your spouse/ friend/boss/co-worker/whoever best fits in. Then, . nominate them! The nomination fee is only $5 and entry forms are available at Blanchard's Supply, 189 North St.; and the Port Perry Star, 235 Queen St. . Here's the categories: 1) Sexy Single 2) Sexy Pregnant Lady 3) Sexy Couple 4) Sexy Salesperson (ie. a real estate sales rep or a car dealer or that nice lady down the block who sells you shampoo) 5) Sexy Lob Ball Player (also includes softball, base- ball-win this category and you're guaranteed a home run!) 6) Friendliest Bank Teller ) 7) Friendliest Waiter/Waitress (Sure you can tip them, but how would you like to vote for them too?) Winners will be announced on July 15 so time is run- ning out. Get your nominations in now! For more infor- mation call Joanne Blanchard at 985-9746. KAWA R Thi SUMMER THEI JUNE 29 -- JULY 8 TWO AND TWO MAKE SEX by Richard Harris & Leslie Darbon JULY 11 -- 15 THE TOMORROW BOX by Anne Chislett JULY 18 -- 22 SAME TIME NEXT YEAR BY Bernard Slade JULY 25 -- AUG 5 THE MOUSETRAP by Agatha Christie Wednesday Afternoon Matinees Plays for children Thursday Afternoons At the Air Conditioned Academy Theatre, Downtown Lindsay, 324-9114 55 HELMETS". pT | Lg | ycle & A a Rg 8 7553 8 SN. SN SN 5 THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY D OF DURHAM 1965 to fl vs ha SMITH-CORONA TYPEWRITERS Manual or Electric Ribbons for most makes. PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street 985-7383 HOLIDAY CLOSURE OF SANITARY LANDFILL SITE The CARTWRIGHT TRANSFER STATION and the SCUGOG LANDFILL SITE will be open on Friday, June 30 and Monday, July 3, but will be closed on Saturday, July 1, 1989, for the Canada Day Holiday. W.A. TWELVETREES, P.ENG., COMMISSIONER OF WORKS Edna and Cecll Wilson of Po spirits on Saturday June 24. The happy couple celebrated thelr 60th anniversary at an open house held at the Presby- terian Church on Queen Street. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson were married June 29, 1929 on Mrs. Wilson's family farm near En- nisklillen. They have been blessed with two daughters, six grandchildren and an extremely happy marriage. 'Greenbank Sunday School picnic to be held July 9th Church service is at the usual hour next Sunday. The Sunday School picnic is July 9th with a pot luck lunch after the church ser- vice. If this weather continues it might be necessary to wear a hat for protection from the sun. Ladies of the afternoon unit of the U.C.W. are having a bake sale on the church lawn Friday, June 20 from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. The barn dance at John Leasks new building was very well at- tended and everyone reported having a good time. The Baird family annual picnic was at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Phoenix on Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Shadlock, Unionville visited with Mr. and Mrs. Don McKean on Sunday. Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Tony Minten were Mrs. Minten's sister Mia Kersten and sister-in-law Anny Minten from Holland. Brother Charley Arts % £0 £ 4. Page © YEN 7 # rt Perry were certainly In fine and his wife Maria from Van- couver were also present for the wedding anniversary celebrated recently. The June meeting of Greenbank Women's Institute was a very in- teresting evening. Corrine Crox- all gave a detailed description of the kit that is available to be us- ed in schools in the Agricultural program. We learned that Agir- culture is not taught as some of us remember. Barbara Evans brought us up to date on the child care program for the farm mother. We hope this eliminates the accidents among children on the farm. Sadie Johnson tried to teach us how to wear our scarves with more sytle. Some tried their hand at this with varied degrees of success. 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