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-~r RN TN Sh ar TR SSSR a Se wha Mare - RAS\S\C\S\S\S\S\S\S\S\S\S\S\S\S\S\E\S\S\ SAE \®) 2, SN SR 2 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, July 21, 1976 s ~ PERSE NR OLGA FARRELL DL Wt + SB Up : Down the Street The church congregation of Manchester and Scugog Grace United Churches will hear Rev. B. Pogue on Sun- day, July 25 preach his final official sermon as he is leaving the charge after approximately six years of service. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Merle Dowson on the occasion of their 35th Wedding Anniversary on Monday, July 19th. Their family entertained them with a dinner party. *40,000 blaze destroys home Fire Captain Bill Harrison of the Port Perry branch of the Scugog Fire Department says an investigation is be- ing conducted to determine the cause of a fire that completely demolished the home of Anthony Celar, Lot 12, Concession 2, RR 2 Port Perry. Friday night, causing damage of between $40,000 and $50.000. According to Captain Harrison, the two-storey frame house was completely engulfed in flames by the time firemen arrived shortly after midnight. just minutes after the fire call came in at 12:10 a.m. Saturday. Equipment from the Port Perry unit, as well as a tanker from the Caesarea branch was used to battle the flames. Captain Harrison said firemen stayed at the . scene until after 5 a.m. Although no cause has yet been determined. there has been some speculation that careless smoking might have caused the blaze. "But at this point, we are only guessing." said Captain Harrison. "It'll be up to the investigation to determine what caused the fire." No one was in the house when the fire erupted. The owner discovered the fire when he returned home shortly after midnight. Const. Alex Kehoe of the Whitby detachment, Ontario Provincial Police is invest- ing for the detachment. UXBRIDGE 8% COMPOUNED MONTHLY OR 8%% COMPOUNDED QUARTERLY WITH NO MINIMUM DEPOSIT. Remember: YOU HAVE TO MAKE YOUR MONEY WORK FOR YOU. CAN YOU AFFORD NOT TO SAVE AT YOUR CREDIT UNION. Phone 852-3489 852-3388 70 Brock St.. West Box 490, Uxbridge, Ont. LOC 1K0 OOOO AANAO go) = Bray, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bray, R.R. 2 Port Perry graduated June 23, 1976 from Nursing Diploma Course, Centennial College, Scar- borough Regional Campus. Sandra Jean Hospital Report Week Ending July 15, 1976 Admissions ...................... 36 Births.....ccoooooviiiiiiiiiiii, 6 Deaths ..........c.ooooiiiiinnnn. Nil Emergencies .................. 215 Operations...............c..ce..... 4 Discharges ...........ccccc...... 30 Remaining....................... 41 Walter King, Seagrave will be demonstrating his work- ing model of a miniature steam engine and saw mill at the museum this Sunday, between 2-4 p.m. Six vocal students of Eleanor Bailey recently tried Royal Conservatory of Toronto Music examinations in Oshawa with the following results: - Grade eight - Janet Parsons, Blackstock (honours). Grade six: Audrey Beau- champ of Port Perry (Ist class honours(, Mary Clug- ston and Lori Hope of Prince Albert (pass)... Grade Four: Lana Perry of Greenbank (honours) 'and Joyce Lane of Port Perry (pass). Sharon Louise Bray, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bray, R.R.2 Port Perry graduated June 25, 1976 from the Preventive Dental Assis- tant course, Durham College of Applied Arts and Tech- nology, Oshawa. Local young farmers participate in tour Russell Clark of RR 2, Beaverton, and Paul Hadden of RR 4, Sunderland, are two of forty-five young farmers and potential farmers from across the Province partici- pating in the 25th annual Junior Farmer Soil and Crop Management Tour, July 19th to 23rd. This year, the tour is cent- red in Eastern Ontario around Kemptville with tours of research facilities at the Kemptville College of Agricultural Tenchnology the first day. During the week the group will branch out into the counties of Gren- ville. Lanark, Dundas, Leeds and the Ottawa-Carleton' region to study soil and crop sieve elolele ieee le lole lel le (ee § AZ | dy DURHAM CARPET SALES \¢ 60 WATER ST. PORT PERRY We Specialize in Wall to Wall Broadloom with Guaranteed Installations. Durham Carpet also offers FREE Shop-at-Home Service and FREE Written Estimates along with Proffesional Carpet Cleaning. 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