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- - Ti EER ARN ra - 3 sy " AN IN ANT I ww TDI rr ot me he I a 22a Toe 20 PORTPERRY STAR Wednesday, July 10, 1974 Al 3 SS ™ Playground fun off to good start The first week of "Play- ground" has gotten off to a good start with lots of fun, children and exciting activ- ites. The junior pro- gramme included our suc- cessful Galagalouchie hunt and Pet Show which is being carried on Thursday. We were also surprised by our first special visitor, "Sheba" who is a friendly white samoyed dog. Thanks go to Sheba and her owner, Mrs. Pat Boyd for visiting us on Monday. Senior activities for this week include a scavenger hunt which took place on Monday and initiation day which is being carried out today. Next week's programme include two more special events, special visitors and swimming. If you want to have some fun, why don't you come and join us at any of the three Playground locations. Miss Louise Luke *71 Playground Director NEW INSTALLATIONS REPAIRS - ALTERATIONS "Service is our business" 9 [82 I~ >" Bert Faber 985-2012 ANA ££ NN, Lands caping FREE ESTIMATES - SATISFACTION GUARANTEED - R.R. 1, BLACKSTOCK, 0 LDA Pre S 1974 and GLENELLE TRAILERS on display SEE THE ALL NEW GLENDETTE e Scamper Trailers e Fifth Wheels: ® Motor Homes e A few Used Trailers & Cars Call Harold Snooks today... ¥ Ne Monday with a large number of juniors enjoying a swim under the watchful eyes of adult supervisors as Ue 0 RM Miy PCR | Y REGIE RLSRE, CAR Jab dise Sates EZ TRY | LAA programs in the township of Scugog. Greenbank and area news By the time this is being read the results of Monday's vote will be known but it takes no special foresight to quote the french saying, the: more things change the more they stay the same. The personalities of the party leaders really dominated the campaign because their pro- posed solutions to the pro- blems ahead of us varied only in emphasis, not in original or challenging ideas. Would fresh approaches work anyway? How can a minor power like Canada solve inflation, scarcities, environmental hazards when they are inter- national in origin and the major powers are too pre- occupied with their own in- ternal bickering to co-ope- rate in seeking answers? A Regularly Sells for $3,100 PECRL 1974 17° GLENELLE TRAILER *2,695 great many voters must have gone to the polls thinking "more of the same." i Miss Darlene \ Gibson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Gibson, is this year's winner of the McMillan Trophy, presented by Mr. Armour McMillan in memory of his father. The trophy is for the highest achievement in the graduat- class of Greenbank Public School. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Thom- son attended a reunion at Cobourg on Sunday. Mrs. Walter Baker spent a few days last week with her daughter and son-in-law, Mr.: and Mrs. Len Jarvis. Mr. Armour McMillan at- tended the official opening of the Heber Down Conserva- ummer Sale NORTH BROCK MOTOR SALE WHITBY 607-616 Brock St. N. 668-917 2 MANCHESTER Hwy. 12 One mile north of Manchester 985-3372 tion Area Camp site on Friday afternoon. On Sunday Mrs. Myrna Sharrard spent the after- noon with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Leask. Mr. Mark McKean atten- ded a 4-H Conference at Trent University last week. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Hunter and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Hunter attended the wedding of Miss Heather Campbell and Mr. Peter Forsythe at Glencoe on Saturday. Mr. . Jim Hunter acted as best man. Congratulations to Miss Janice Stone who has been granted her A.M.V.S. degree in music from the University of Western Ontario. This coming Saturday there will be a shower for Miss Anne Parish at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Morley Parish. The Holstein Association held their Twilight Meet- ing at the home of Gerry Herrema. Several from here attended. Winning prizes for judging in their respective classes were Wayne -and Donna Irwin and Tom Hunter. Mr. R.C. Ashenhurst of Toronto was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Armour McMillan on Friday. ow Mr. Grant Menzies and Mr. John Stone and six boys from their Sunday School class enjoyed a houseboat trip through the Trent Canal System over the weekend. 'Winners of the prizes last Friday at the Euchre Party WES PLUMBING - were: Ladies, 1st, Mrs. Marjarie Beaton, 2nd Mrs. Bedford, 3rd Adelaide Mc- Lennan, Ladies Door Prize, Jessie Foot; Men 1st, Frank Taylor, 2nd Edgar Smally, 3rd Bill Goslin, Men's Door Prize, James Gibson. Mrs. Ham Sark, the ac- complished herbalist, has been successful with several recipes for milkweed, both pod and stalk. They include Cream of Milkweed Pod _ soup, stewed Milkweed Pods with Frog's legs and steamed Milkweed Stalks with Brandy Butter. She will be glad to pass on the recipes. On sundials there is an inscription found in many languages. which reads 'count only the happy hours.' Well you can count the happy hours with a lone - standing that matter. They make not only reliable clocks but good calendars. On a sunny day the shadow moves from west to east and there is a perceptible change in the shadow over the year as the sun moves from north to south and back again. The colour of the countryside changes, too. The lemon yellow of May and June sunlight gradually deepens to gold over the summer. This is probably from the darkinging of the foliage and the sifting of harvesting motes through the air. On a clear day country people need only to look at the light and the shadows to calculate the hour and the season. Please telephone items to 985-7279. LANE HEATING - - ELECTRIC - PORT PERRY] 985-2413 | OFFICE -- RESIDENCE A _ tree, or a telephone pole for +g