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rT TI NI NI I 7 PH El SS eS Ct SH HH Ll es NI Ns TT A a TE Te & ee A pT I YI Ler Swampy has come out of the Scugog bogs just in time for Participaction Challenge (Wednesday May 30) and he wants everyone in Scugog Township to do 15 mins of exer- cise (walking is OK) and then phone the special Participac- tion number at 985-7393 so that Scugog will have more par- ticipation than neighbour Uxbridge Township. Swampy at ry f "right is looking Kelly, Zuly, Greenway, Bruce BARRISTERS and SOLICITORS Motor Vehicle -- Criminal Personal Injury -- Wills Real Estate -- Family Law Corporate & Commercial EVENINGS & WEEKENDS BY APPOINTMENT t. E., Oshawa 1723-2278 - the service. Each family to bring asalad. 1. COMPUTER TUNE-U 2 Four Cylinder : Six Cylinder Eight Cylinder 59.95* * Plus parts Most Cars and Light Trucks " OIL CHANGE, & FILTER includes 21 point check $22.95* * most cars and light trucks 2 2 \V " bouts of the Phant (remember the Phantom) and hopefully, the Phantom can be coaxed out Into the open for Particpaction, even If he is a bit out of shape. But don't forget to do at least 15 minutes of ex- ercise on Wendesday for the Participaction Challenge. UCW meet at Cullen The United Church Sunday School Graduation and Picnic will be held this Sunday starting at 11:00 a.m. in Epsom Church. The Sunday School will be in charge of RS This Sunday at 2:30 p.m. in the Breadalbane Presbyterian HOME IMPROVEMENTS Basements to Roofs - Good Prices - Excellent Quality 3. Air Conditioning RECHARGE includes Freon gas, oiling, & drying out system 4. Front End Alignment 38.95 COMPUTER WHEEL BALANCING $6.95 fclude. weights Seniors cruise From Page 12 nic. Please bring salads etc. and no hot dishes, because weather permitting, it may be held out- side. Games will be played and everyone should have a good time. Stan and Muriel Rickard have been chosen as Deligates from our Club and they will be going to London (Canada) in August to at- tend the Sr. Convention. Bill needs volunteers to help at the Latcham Centre during Festival Days July 13 and 14th, so help will be appreciated. Contact Bill and let him know the time that you can help. A boat cruise is planned for Ju- ly 5th. The bus leaves 8:30 a.m. from behind the bank. We will visit the Shrine at Midland, have a 2% hour ride on the boat. Also a Hot and Cold buffet will be in- cluded in the price of your ticket. Tickets are still available for Ver- mont in the fall so call Jim or Min- nie if interested. The choir will sing at Scugog Museum on July 1st, check with Archie, re the time. The Line Dancing is finished for * the summer and will begin in the fall. Get well wishes are sent to our members and hope they'll soon be better. The Lucky Draw Winners were Archie Walker, Bernice Loudfoot, Myrtle Gimblett, Marjory Whipper, and Murray Geer. The meeting closed with Prayer. Tea and cookies and a social time was spent. Gardens Church, Rev. Stuart McEntyre will be in charge of the annual Decoration service. There will be special music. The U.C.W. have planned to hold their June meeting on Tues- day, the 5th at Cullen Gardens, meeting at noon for lunch, follow- ed by a tour of the grounds and possibly a short meeting. Anyone who plans on going, please con- tact Eileen Slute so that transpor- tation can be arranged. : The children and teachers at the Utica Day Care Center have been busy planting flowers at the front of the Church building this past week. They sure brighten things up considerably. There were 14 table of euchre played in the Hall this past Friday evening. Lucky winners for the ladies were Kay Brown 1st, Margaret Gall 2nd and Doris Evans 3rd. For the men, George Harper 1st, Rick Gillman 2nd and Archie Watson 3rd. Freeze-out winners were Mary Poots and An- dy Munro, second were Doris Evans & Olive Ormiston. Draws were won by Elsie Pogue, Rick Gillman and Andy Munro. There will be another euchre in two weeks. Dean & Gloria Beare and sons Derek & Daniel were Sunday visitors with Mrs. Crosier. Doug MacSween spent a week fishing a Gowganda Lake north of Sudbury with friends from work. Mrs. Johanna Urech has returned home from her Euro- pean vacation and is very happy to be back as they ran into cold temperatures while in Spain, Gibraltar was pouring rain. (Sounds just like the weather we had in Utica).