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Port Perry Star, 19 Jun 2001, p. 17

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"Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, June 19, 2001 - 17 Numerous items on the block for fundraiser The speaker at church on Sunday was Prof. John S. Milloy, who has written exten- sively on aboriginal history. The ministry of music was provided by Colin Bonner with a beautiful solo, "A Great Big God." There will be church next Sunday at 11:15 a.m. No - Sunday School until September. Mrs. Margaret Couperthwaite attended the W.I. Conference in Hamilton last Wednesday. She reports a very interesting day. We offer sympathy to the Layzell family on the passing of the mother and grandmoth- er Mary on Saturday. The Greenbank Lions Club are sponsoring the annual Lloyd Lee Citizen of the Year Award Night on Wednesday, June 27 at Greenbank Hall. It was hot both outside and inside this past Friday, June 15 during Auction 2001, with over 120 items on the auction block there was something for every- one. You will be sorry you GREENBANK NEWS by Doris Hill missed all the great items and some very great deals. All donations were plentiful and appreciated, some locals that supported the Greenbank Parks Playground Fund were in high demand by all that attended, such as Sherry Sneyd and Ken Slute's Perennials, and the Larmers and Hunters load of manure. Someone will be enjoying a night out at the Greenbank Restaurant with Jinny and Young's gift certificate, Belleville Farms gave two horse riding lessons, thanks to Jane and Glen Ward. Bruce Travel's donation of Mamma Mia tickets were a huge bidding item, as every- one wanted a night out at the theatre. There was stained glass by Mike also. Balmforth, a relaxing massage plus gift basket by Therapeutic Grace, and Stitchers Habit pro- vided a wonderful assortment of cross stitching patterns. And the baking Barb Ward's and Tina Raines' butter tarts, along with Teresa Balmforth"s and Cheryl and Diane's pies and The Chicken Coop's buns were melt in your mouth as usual. Many thanks to Neil Bacon and all the wonderful volun- teers and supporters Auction 2001 was a great success. UCW's on call for auction on Saturday By Vera iin Utica, Epsom Correspondent This coming= Sunday, June 24, commufiion.; will be celebrated at a joint worship service: of. ithe = charge and will' gihéld int Epsom Church' "Starting at village-baby Daniel James Cehaiic, son of Jeannie and Kem, : 58n - "on June 8. Congratulations. Jim and Linda Kamstra "of 'Utica have a new baby . Boywho -was born on June they are to provide lunch for this auction. Have items there by at least 9 a.m. as the sale starts at 10 a.m. : Be reminded of the Bethesda-Reach W.. pro- Munro and Pauline Snoddon. Ruth Ashton had her daughter Beth Catherwood spend the past week with her. Stephen Aked"s parents PORT PERRY STAR 5, a brother for Nathan. gram planning and dessert from Kelowna, B.C. have 10a.m. i ~Congratulations from your meeting this Wednesday, been visiting with the fam- = : OY A pot luck lufich will be neighbours: June 20 at 6:30 p.m. in ily. : ns served following the ser- Hillis and Carol Wilbur Epsom Church. I'm pleased to report [34 3B | [36 vice and at that time we gpent Saturday evening in Is your program ready? that Georgina Sutcliite is : : ia will bid. farewell. to..Rev. ... . - WL, 37 39. JNO [7 "a AETHER LOWREY. "Toronto - - where. --:they = Hostesses and Dorothy home from hospital. - 3 Burton and his wife attended and "thoroughly 25. 51 [45 [46 Heather. enjoyed the performance " i P or a hote hc Don of Mamma Mia at the Royal = S 1p or e mont [0] u y , Alexandra . Theatre | and daw | 84 65 Church Stale at 10 a.m. Delta Chelsea Inn. ga, PALIN 3 oe Io - 1 gs; A ARS ri x sid On July 1°we will welcome There will be an auction "*Gaturday Momi EI Goodwood, Epsom-Utica and Clara Betz this Lake Scugog:Lumber Building- 'Mon.Fri...436-7600 | "| ACROSS DOWN Charge. Saturday and [| would Oshawa Rd., Port Perry Sat. am. 985-7391 We welcome to Epsom remind U.CW. ladies that . : 1. Tyler of That Thing You Do! 1. September sign 4. Belle's prop 2. Less cordial 7. He hosts with Kathie Lee 3. Certain Italians 12. Sherbet 4. Adjective associated with 13. Maris or Rehan the Beatles Internet CITY OF KAWARTHA LAKES Wore Gwe) Gr 15. Storage container 6. Mother "POWER" Notice to Property Owners in the J rr I Hd (Romeo) 8. Far Tips City of Kawartha Lakes 17. Himalayan country 9. Seaman, slangily 18. Sail part 10. " Got Sixpence" 20. Enticements 11. After type or up ROD dMacprirnsoN DESTROY WEEDS a nm . Former Briti . Mego gels PowerGate Internet Tech Co 26. Get one's goat 23. Move obliquely Tio you mel iors 0 ars Whether yo 418 8 Sic Of ics You Notice is hereby given to all persons in possession of 29. Cauliflower, for one 25. Locution u Vy Su Vv u : : : 31. Jima, Japan 26. She-sheep have a question. Or you may have a tip or a view point you would like to share. Well land, in accordance with the Weed Control Act, 32. Glossy paint 27. Assent signal here it is Port Perry Star's first Intemet Forum. A Column for you to get involved with! R.S.0. 1990 Chapter w.5, Sections 3, 13, 16 and 23, 35. Tended 30. Tockaters ploy Please send your questions via e-mail to Rod at powertips @powergate.ca Then look : : : 37. Stannum 32. Zeta follower here for the answers and "Internet Power Tips" every other week. that, unless noxious weeds growing on their lands 38. Cager Unseld » 33. Goose egg a iin simon inn toronto in within the City of Kawartha Lakes are destroyed 10: esse SOMIDRL 100 ry Foi Bank ngs peop eep asking me is "How secure is my computer on the inter- . . net? or "do | need a firewall?" Really almost everyone has something that they don't by the date of July 7th, 2001, and throughout the 43. Preeminent 39. Ready for Tide want to share with the world, so the question should be "Why wouldn't | want a fire- season, the City may enter upon said lands and have 47. land wrestler Hy Pink Stones p wall?" . , . § Today, because the panic about security in the Intemet industry, there are a wide vari- the weeds destroyed, charging the associated costs iy li batch to Lire 2 Mensa member ety of low cost Internet security tools. Among the leaders are Black Ice Defender, against the land in taxes, as set out in the Act, includ- 55. Salt-n-Pepa's genre 48. Supportive votes Norton Intemet Security and Zone Alarm. Each of which are available for under $80. ing an administration fee. Any such person contra- 56. Period 50. Watchdog agcy. (The latter is even available as a free download for non-commercial use) : h . . 57. Australian ratite 51. Olive of cartoons These are all software solutions, and really, no matter what your connection to the net vening the Weeds Act is guilty of an offense, and on 58. Mister, in India 52. "His Master's Voice" co. ee should be the minimum level of security used. (For free what do you have to conviction ia liable to a fine of no less than $500.00. go. Type of reunion 54. WWII meatless day: abbr. Se , enna A more advanced solution would be a specially built firewall machine that resides The co-operation of all citizens is eamestly solicited. 61. Vague list ender between your computer and the Internet connection. Such devices police the INtemet traffic before it ever arrives at your desk. They can be much more expensive, but for Area Weed In I <Pc ONS ORE D BY Crossword Answers on pg. 19 businesses that rely on the additional security features that dedicated firewalls can : spector ; provide they are indispensable. City of Kawartha Lakes SEND YOUR QUESTIONS TO powertips @powergate.ca P.O. Box 9000 Lindsay, Ontario K9V 5R8 Telephone (705) 799-5254, Fax (705) 799-2020 EMMERSON INSURANCE BROKERS LIMITED Compton Communications -- oo ne al , LIST OF NOXIOUS WEEDS Personal, Premium Service Provider of Cable Salary cin Gomthon Name ---- johnson Grass Service Since 1917 Television and High Speed Carol, wid Thist, Russian Poison ivy HOME » FARM « AUTO intemet on Cable 905-985-8171 iy A py COMMERCIAL & LIABILITY for Home and Business 635 Durham Rd. #21, Utica Knapwoed (Annual & Perennial og a a Lc ala ack, Eg Viste, sod 193 Queen St., Port Perry Spurge, leafy Goat's beard Milkweed 905-985-7306

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