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Co { 1 Twelve tables at euchre From Page 26 Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wylie, Aurora, Mr. and Mrs. Don Cox, Downsview, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Rogers, Oakville, Mr. Gerald Cox, Orono, Miss Mabel Jewell Bowmanville, Dave and Ingrid Larmer and family, Mrs. Sharon Gouling and family all of Blackstock, John Larmer, Ux- bridge, Paul Larmer and Miss Marg Devorski, Guelph. Happy birthday, Mrs. Snowden. There were 12 tables at the weekly euchre party on Tuesday with the following winners - Ann Taylor, Norman Rohrer, Dorothy Edwards, Betsy Staniland, Charlie Campbell, Faith Lawrence and Irene Berkers low. Draws were won by Irene Fielding, Meta Swain, Fern Williamson, Harold Burgess, Ross McRoberts. Sportscamp started Mon. PORT PERRY DAYCAMP Hi everybody! This week we have filled with adventurous trips, nature crafts and exciting NEW games. The children are sure to enjoy our nature theme in- cluding a trip to Purple Woods Conservation Area. Other activities to look forward to this week are swim days, which are held three times a week, Mon- day, Wednesday and Friday at Birdseye Pool. This week we are stressing the importance of recycling by en- couraging everyone to bring in items for our craft that might have been thrown out like jars, paper, egg cartons, etc.. Come on out and join us! And for those of you not registered call 985-4370 to register today. Until next week... Annette, Angela, Nicole SPORTSCAMP Great news! The first ever Scugog Township sports camp begins Monday July 9th. The children will be participating in Phantasma magic show Tots to 10 year olds will enjoy the Phantasma Magic Show to be performed during Festival Days. The show, sponsored by the Scugog Chamber of Commerce in conjunction with the Scugog Memorial Library, will be fea- tured at the big tent in Palmer Parkon Friday. Show time for the 40-minute productionisat 1 p.m. Tickets can be purchased at the library for $3 each. Adults accompanying children are ad- mitted free. sports such as volleyball, soccer, floor hockey, swimming etc. We will be walking down to Birdseye pool every Tuesday and Thursday afternoons. Please remember a towel and a bathing suit on these days. Some everyday items to remember are comfortable shoes, nutritious lunches, snacks for breaktime as well as extra drinks. On really hot days, bring a hat and some sunscreen. We are ready for an action packed week of Sports Camp. We're looking forward to seeing you. Julie, Joanne and Leslie PLAYGROUND The first week of playground was a great success we hope to see more children this week so bring a friend. Come out this week and enjoy 'Friendship Week." The children will be involved in the program, they will be making "friendship pins" singsongs and playing games. Another theme this week is nature, children will be having a scavenger hunt in the parks. So come on out to the park nearest you -and join in the fun. Please note: Popular Park has been changed to Palmer Park. Melissa, Nicki, Heather. Youths charged Two young offenders have been charged with dangerous Jriving by Durham Region Po- ice. Police report the youths were driving eastbound on Highway 7A when the youths, both driv- ing Jeeps, started playing "chicken" with oncoming cars. The incident occurred at 10 a.m. one kilometre east of Man- chester. The juveniles identities are protected under the Young Of- fenders Act. JUDD- WAITE Susan Waite and Michael Judd were united in marriage on Saturday, June 30th,' 1990 in Las Vegas. Proud parents are David and Margaret § Waite of Port Perry and Gary and Carol Judd of Oshawa. Want to give your dog Another reason to get Invisible Fencing. freedom. and safety 100? Then call the number below ior free informanon on Invisible Fencing Ten years ond tens of thousands of dogs stand behind lawvisibie Fencing. It's vetennanan approved ond recom- mended as completely harmless and humane. 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EE PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, July 10, 1990 -- 27 A family business providing environmentally safe COTTON DIAPERS for your family. WINDOWS DOORS - SKYLIGHTS Solariums - Soffit - Additions HEAT MIRROR 5 POINTS MALL TAUNTON RD.E,, OSHAWA Custom Installations 436-9733 THE WORLD'S BIGGEST BARGAINS will be at the GREAT INTERNATIONAL MERCHANTS' AUCTION Merchandise from all over Port Perry!!! HERE ARE SOME OF THE ITEMS THAT COULD BE YOURS: Polaroid from Guardian Drugs Bed Spread from The Linen Corner Designer Sweatshirt from Strawberry Threads Framed Print from Framer's Gallery Sports Jacket from Selections for Him & Her Home Protection Pkg. from Emmerson Ins. Sweatshirt from The Children's Den Back Massage Unit from Home Hardware Framed Country Print from Luke's Country Store Gift Basket from Creative Basket Lingerie Bag from Kountry Kreations Fold-up Bike from Pineridge Sports My First Toy-Ducky Sea Plane from Ted E. Bear Case of Pampers from Bruton's IDA May West Jacket from Images Designer Sweater from Pelican Pier Batman Watch from Northern Woods Mini Basketball from Sportsland 2 Heart-shaped Frames from RJM Photographics Tamiya Chassis Kit from Play It A Game Reliable Doll from Play It A Game Tech Exercise Bike from Canadian Tire Dinner for Two from the Gate Restaurant Patio Lamp from Big V Pharmacy $25.00 Gift Certificate from Pete's Pet Pantry Rocking Lawn Chair from Stedmans Potted Plant from the Best of Things $25.00 Gift Certificate from Sears Quartz Watch from In-Fashion $25.00 Gift Certificate from Port Perry Optical 10 Person Cheese & Meat Tray - Patti's Own Kitchen 2 Lifejackets from Willy & Son Small Engines . Grocery Hamper from Dowson's Valu-mart Attache Case from Port Perry Star Chess Set from Gold 'n Glow SATURDAY, JULY 14th AT THE QUEE | QU N STREET STAGE \