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It has not been a very cold winter and we did 'bidding motorized vehicles in township parks and yet we still have: them in Putsey Park which is a Township of Scugog Park. I spoke of the $200 re- ward offered for anyone giving us the necessary information for a conviction, I did receive in- formation on two offences but not a conviction as yet. You the residents have supported us on the improvement of the park. Why allow this destruction to take place? Ruts! Ruts! Ruts! Firemen, don't forget your as- sociation meeting this Sunday. Saying of the week: It is easy enough to be pleasant, When life flows by like a song, But the man worthwhile is the one who can smile, When everything goes dead wrong. For the test of the heart is trouble, And it al- ways comes with the years, And the smile that is worth the praises of earth, Is the smile that shines through tears. . by Ella Wheeler Wilcox Joke of the week: A man was telling a friend about his wife being so angry with him when he's out late with the boys. He said he's tried everything so she won't wake up. Cuts the engine on the car a half block away and coasts in. Unlocks the door si- lently, removes his shoes at the door, tiptoes up to the bedroom and she always wakes up and starts yapping. His friend said, I go in, slam the door, put on all the lights, march up to the bed- room, get in to bed and give her a big kiss, and then I say "how about a little smooch for your old man?". And what does she say, hig friend asked? "Oh, she always pretends she's sleep- ing." : Ball players: don't forget registration Friend We Have in Jesus" at the church service on Sunday. Three children from the Hill Port Perry financial consultant Betty Penny appears on the cover of this month's edition of Home.Business Report, a magazine with a circulation of 60,000 distributed from British Columbia, in connection with an article of tax have that three rainy weeks in January, making the ice not sol- id but a type of crystal cello. A few weeks back I wrote vw REIMER iif ar engl ORS (sr 7 AE ASI AG SS considerations for home businesses about the township bylaw for- Ann Sandiford | -~ Attention ve baseball family extinguished the third Lenten Candle. The Sunday School theme was "Judgment and Grace - To explore low judgment and grace". Help us to grow in God's way. Donna Sweetman gave a report on the Lindsay Presby- tery meeting which she attend- Pi players. If you missed registra- ed at Cannington on March 16. Fi tion this past weekend you will Rev. David Shepherd's sermon | 1 have just one more chance to was uncluttered and well nour- i register. The final registration ished". E will be Saturday, April from 9 {ho hore is a Dob fuss supper at a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Seagrave e church next Sunday, 3 Agr 80) ya) fs 10105 Community Sports Centre. If 26 from 5 to 7 p.m. for the whole anizalti h is you would like to register before family. Please bring agarhe. org ne, SCH00 that, please call Marilyn Blair Seagrave session will meet on ond church Jeups 985-0408 or goonns Leveille Vednsaiay Merch 29 at 8 p.m. 0 save on 985-9079 or Erin Porter 985- atthechurch. office. home, and 9172. Seagrave area moms with | $ school requirements. We would all like to wish Jef- tots, don't forget "morning ad- | frey Blair the best this week as venture" classes start up again | 1 he is scheduled for minor sur- for the spring session this | x A Star Office Centre gery, thankfully not related to Wednesday morning, 9:30 a.m. § "CASH DISCOUNT CARD" Jeff's past problem. Hope to see at Seagrave Church, down- i entitles the bearer to immediate discounts on you home soon, Jeff. stairs. For more info, you can 3 many office, home and school supplies'. Happy birthday this week to phone 985-2824. ) | 3 v lol0) IR [YR Ee]Y:\'% Kristal Currie. That's it for this week, please S Bhi Bog Ri a For more than 20 yea Apsco Electric PENCIL SHARPENER AND PICK UP YOUR NEW STAR "CASH DISCOUNT CARD office, home and school products. As a member of Guild Stationers, we are able to provide our customers with Scugog's lowest everyday prices and largest selection. Pick up your "Cash Discount Card" | today and start saving! DID YOU KNOW STAR OFFICE CENTRE PROVIDES THESE SERVICES? * COLOR LASER COPIES » WEDDING INVITATIONS e SPECIALTY PRINTING * RUBBER STAMPS FREE DRAW CANON SE FOR MORE CALL TODAY INFORMATION RRR 2% Seagrave Church News The choir sang "What a call Diane Cooke at 985-3722 with news for next week. Crime Stoppers Thieves hit store in the wee hours Crime Stoppers and the Dur- ham Regional Police are asking for the public's help in solving a break enter and theft which oc- curred in Oshawa during the evening of Feb. 11 and the early morning of Feb. 12. During the above mentioned times unknown suspects broke near the enclosed gardening area. Once inside the culprits made their way to the electron- ics aisle where the video games and components are stored in a secure display case. The sus- pects pried off the locks and stole a large quantity of Ninten- do and Sega Genesis games. Several game systems were also stolen. If you have any information on who is responsible for this crime or any other serious of- fence, call Crime Stoppers to help combat crime in your area. The Police Service needs the community to become involved in Crime Prevention and by phoning Crime Stoppers you can assist. As a caller you won't ward of up to $1,000. Crime Stoppers does not subscribe to Call Display. The Durham Regional Crime Stoppers number is: 436-8477 or 1-800-978-8477. Sergeant Grant Arnold is the co-ordinator with the Crime Stoppers program and writes this article to help combat crime. « PHOTO COPY SERVICE e THERMAL BINDING into the Canadian re Store at be asked to identify vourself or ¥ « FAXING SERVICE * BUSINESS CARDS ADDING 1333 Wilson Road North. Entry have to go to court IF an arrest | « LAMINATING « LETTERHEAD & ENVELOPES MACHINE was gained to the sore. bY is made as a result of your tip o CUSTOM PRINTING » ENGRAVED NAME PLATES breaking the east glass door 1. vou qualify for a cash re-