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«oN ¥T $ | ] LJ : > LJ o 4 - From all indications, this year's Recreation and Home Show was an overwhelming success. Although no tabulations on attendance are possible (no admittance is charged) Scugog Chamber of Com- "fierce officials report crowds as good or better than past years. Co Richard Drew, chairman of the chamber, said the Thursday night crowd was exceptionally good com- pared with past years. He said that Thursday nights in No the past have been some- hat quiet. ~~ "This year, quite-a-crowd turned out." There was lots to see for visitors, from pools and sup- Home and Recreation Show an outstanding success plies to televisions and stereos. 'I think the exhibits were outstanding this year. They (exhibitors) put every- thing into it!" . The extra effort apparent- ly paid off, because exhibit- benefits. According to Mr. Drew, those exhibitors tak- ing orders or operating other sales. and services oper- ations did very well. "I've talked to several exhibitors and they're all very enthusi- astic about the reception they got from 'the public." The chamber tries hard to improve the event every year, and again this year, several small changes will be made next year. 'But Counterfeit money in Durham Recent investigations by Whitby detachment OPP have found counterfeit American money being passed in the Durham Region area, in $5.00, $10.00, $100.00 denominations, also the old style Canadian $10.00 bill is being passed in the Durham pon Ry urge all store owners and employers to take a good look at all money passing through their PASSPORT PHOTOS hands. The person that receives counterfeit money is stuck with the loss, police warn. The Whitby O.P.P. would like to remind the public that this is the time of year we think of doing the repair jobs around the home, but let's be very careful who we choose. Every year we get com- plaints about door to door salespersons offering to do interior and exterior repairs at reasonable costs. We urge 7 you to.check these compan- ies out before you hire them, and if you feel these persons are opérating a phoney busi- _ hess, give your local police dept. a call. ~ Superior Aluminum R.R. 1, PORT PERRY (Corner Con. 8 & Hwy 12) SIDING - WINDOWS - FASCIA SOFFIT - TROUGH ~-- REYNOLDS DEALER -- 25 Year Written Guarantee CALL - 985-3912 DOORS ors themselves reaped the PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, June 9, 1976 -- 3 7 = Bat § i ¥ a YL ) Scugog Chamber of Commerce first combination Home and Recreation Show drew capacity crowds at the arena on Friday and Saturday nights to view displays by many local merchants. The three day show got off to a good start on Thursday when larger than anficipated crowds attended the event. Credit for the large crowds must partially go to the participants in the show, who made every effort possible to have attractive displays. Above is a view of the arena Friday night with large crowds viewing the merchandise displayed. Left, Chris Allen has Ao Seninns, dhe leasied a caricature sketched at one of the booths. sométhing every year that we try to incorporate the following year." ~~. # SF SCA C/o oo oo A A A A So oS A A So A A A SAA A A SA SA A AS SAA AAS SS A Antron Ill Briefs . Style 10767 Reg. s3.00 Sale '2.39 JUNE 10th - JUNE 19th Antron lI Briefs - Style 10372 ™ Antron 11! Bikini - Style 10032 Reg.$3.50 Sale 12.79 Reg. s2.50 dale *1.99 ---- . Antron 111 Slips - Style 12972 Antron 111 % Slip - Style 11972 Reg. $5.50 Sale *4.39 Antron Il % Slip - Style 11732 Reg. $6.50 (=e Reg. $9.00 Sale *7.19 Sale '5.19 Nylon Tricot Long Gown - Style 24161 Reg. $12.00 Sale *9.59 Crepeset Nylon Long Gown - Style 24520 Reg. $18.00 Sale 114.39 Father's Day Gifts: JUNE 20th SHOES - ARROW SHIRTS - NEW TIES McGregor SOCKS - SWIMSUITS A.W. BROCK [D203 0:0 SH WL BOI ACH N 0) 38 Off