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------ sary Readers write SEPNE VEER TAT SRE FY RNR FSSA OME SSA SHE Youngsters row Lake Scugog Dear Sirs: My names is Kevin Brodie, and I am from Toronto. I am 15 years old and I spent the summer at Pine Point Beach which is on the Island. What with all the young people who are attempting to set records of some sort of certain feats of strength, re: the two girls who swam Lake Ontario ete, I decided to do something that wasn't origi- nal. but certainly strenuous. I rowed Lake Scugog from Pine Point to Port Perry in an aluminum row boat in Art exhibition at Latcham Centre The Honeydale Women's Institute invites the public to attend an Art Exhibition to- be held at Latcham Centre, Friday, Sept. 20th - 2:30 to 5 p.m. The Art work of Miss Audrey Kent, who is well known in Port Perry will be featured consisting of a fas- cinating collection of Acry- lics, Oils, Water Colors, etc. Pictures will be prices for sale. Other Institute Members willhave a small showing as well. Audrey Kent has a_ unique talent with a distinctive style. She has been painting since she was a child, and later on attended Toronto Art College and Central Technical School studying Commercial Art. She has donated three pic- tures for a draw. The Tweedsmuir History will be on display under the supervision of the Curator "Mrs. Margaret Cornish. Afternoon tea will be served and Tea prizes will be drawn. Admission 50 cents. ter of Mr. and Mrs. George' Calbery of Port Perry grad- uated from nurses training in Peterboro Hospital. Ross Bailey of Uxbridge and Bob Brown of Breckin, both have been awarded $100.00 for catching a calf at the Calf Scramble held at the Canadian National Exhibi- tion. Congratulations .goes to Marie Taylor who obtained the highest mark in A.R.C.T Piano Examination. 10 YEARS AGO Thursday, Sept. 17, 1964 Congratulations to Clerk Treasurer John F. Raines who receivéd the Canadian Water Works Quarter Century Service Award. Margaret Terrett has been awarded the Canadian Trucking Association's Bur- of $500.00 from the Department of Education. Mr. Ted Jackson, who's lifetime profession is auct- ioneer, has conducted over 4.000 sales in 45 years which is an average of 100 per year. Edwin McCaig wins another. scholarship of $400.00 for the highest academic status. St. John's Presbhyterial Church in Port Perry has a new decorated sanctuary and new pews installed. under hive hours. I left my cottage at 7-15 am. and the water was super choppy, which bothe- red me. But 1 still went on with it. And after several tiring hours rowing my arms olf, T arrived at the pier. It was so windy that it kept pushing the hoat into the shore and 1 had to keep pulling away, which was time consuming! My cousin, Linda Brodie. 14. came along side of me to give me food at 9:00. and we met at the top of the island near the Provincial Park. 'I did this on the 24th of August, and it was an okay day except for the wind. 1 slept for the rest of the day and night. 1 really don't know how far it is, but I am Car mishap No injuries are reported in a single car mishap on Regional Road 8, east of Highway 7. Whitby provin- cial police report that a car driven by Brock Cantreil of Agincourt was pulling a trailer with a boat at about 10:45 p.m. Sunday when the mishap occurred. The boat and trailer were removed to Brian's Supertest station in Port Perry. OPTOMETRIST for appointment call 985-2383 or Zenith, 59240 EE STRAPPING 1x3"-5't. 1x4" -6% ft. 1x6" 12% ft. 5 LAKE SCUGOG proud to say 1 did it, and although it wasn't anything super great, 'H bet it would put Port Perry on the Map!!! I would have written to you sooner but I have had so much to do that 1 couldn't find the time. You have a neat little paper, and 1 hope vou keep up the good work with it. Kevin Brodie Linda Brodie Hospital Report Week Ending September 12 Admissions... 40 Births ................... 1 Deaths... ......... .. 3 Emergencies... ........ 163 Operations... 9 Discharges ......... 39 Remaining... 35 "Friendliest dog in the neighborhood." 2 oECIA Spruce 2 x 4's 6 foot -- 65° ea. 7 foot -- 75° ea. 9212" -- *1.05 ea. SPRUCE 2x4-8ft. -- 1.32 2x6" -- 24% 2x8" -- 38 2x10" -- 56° PEREIRA LAS) FE Wal CT SPAN Leonard Franssen 14, (on chair) and Doug Alexander 13, don't seem too happy about the goings on in the cafeteria of Port Perry High School on Friday as they find themselves eating lunch in a rather peculiar position during initiation for Grade nine students. Fortunately, most "minor niners" survived the day without any serious injuries, just a little hurt pride. TER NST ee Ya oe ner, STI ST a Sa Shey) TS ry a BEER ER 3 a 2) PRESSURE TREATED LUMBER SIZE each per M 2x 6-10" Tung & Groove 475 $425.00 x 6-12 $510 $425.00 2x 6-16 Tung & Groove $ 6.96 $435.00 4x 6-12 $11.40 $475.00 4x 6-14 $13.25 $475.00 4x 6-16 $15.55 $485.00 6x 6-14 . $19.90 $480.00 6x 6-16 $23.28 $485.00 6x 6-18 $28.35 $525.00 6x 56-20 $32.55 $540.00 CEDAR 2" x 6" Cedar 39%" Lin. Fr. § 2" x 4" Cedar 23° Lin. Fr. Ch 4" x 4" Cedar 68° Lin. 2" x 8" Cedar 92° vin. LUMBER] . PORT PERRY 985-7391 - Ft.