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) ye 8 pie "LARLY 4 A 4 1 » * Nd FRE) LH A] DT 6 PANEL ' f YET ' BPE AA a TRIE ¥) vr c : : ; ECL , ) ) - _ 2 a Anh & Mae a eh dan ---- hunch 3 se, ------ kh] Ee AEN [IN Rs ' CETTE 2 ) A El HE ASS. fathisalotonmin stab mnin XA a PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Jan. 4, 1978 -- 3 f° Scugog Island | Receives Early Christmas Present l 4 fru pam rns Velson Reader. "Grace" U.C.W. will be teld this Wednesday even- ng in the Church. The 'HEAD" U.C.W. will be eld 'next - Wednesday, lanuary 11 at the home of Mrs. Clara Dowson. Our sympathy is extended 0 Mrs. John Sweetman and 'amily in the passing away f Mabel's sister, Rena, on Monday morning. Mrs. Alleen Kane was aken to Western Hospital ast week where she is still indergoing tests to "learn ~hat has been causing her 1eart problems. Over a four-day period of Christmas, 'Mrs. Mary Sweetman entertained 32 members of her family. Each year we hear of the crossward puzzel contest presented by the General Motors for members of the employees families. The keywords for a starting point are: "Quality Emphasis'. This is there- 'ore open to 38,000 families. After hearing of the winn- ars, we are pleased to con- sratulate Sandra Pearce of the Island, Mrs. Mary Sweetmans grandson, David Travis of Port Perry and a boy from Blackstock. Several 'school girls have been serving as candy striper helpers at the hospi- tal during vacation. Sandra Pearée was among the numbers on duty. Weather invested celebra- tions have not been very . conducive to church atten- dance on the Island. How- ever, roads and storms do not stop Rev. Clarke from arriving at the Church on time. Rev. Linstead through January is vaca- tioning with Mrs. Linstead in the Florida Keys. Next Sunday we hope to Wedding Invitations available at the Port Perry Star 985-7383 * Callable UXBRIDGE WHY TIE UP YOUR DOLLARS FOR YEARS WHEN YOUR CREDIT UNION WILL PAY 8.5% FOR ONLY ONE YEAR. %* Minimum Deposit 5,000.00 * Interest Paid Monthly Ask about our Saving's Deposits at 6.5 or 7.0% And no cost Personal Chequing. Can you afford not to deal with your. CREDIT UNION? Phone 852-3489 852-3388 70 Brock St.. West ox 490, Uxbridge, Ont. LOC 1K0 Hughes of Port. View Beach spent part of Christmas "with relatives in Whitby and one day later entertained many relatives at their Is- land home. " Mr. and Mrs. 'Orval Heayn of Kingston spent the Christmas season at the home of Ruth's father, Mr. Sam Arnold and visited with Orval's mother, Mrs. Cora Heayn and other relatives. It "seems that some phones will be out around the "head" for a lengthy period. Don't be surprised if you can't contact your neighbour. Santa Claus last week and brought Mrs. Wendy Bate- man of Port Perry a Christ- mas gift she will remember for a long time. According to Mrs. Bate- man, she was shopping December 22 at the Port Perry Plaza when she dis- covered she had lost her wallet. While it. contained only a small amount of money, It did have all her personal papers such as drivers licence, social insur- ance card and the birth certificates of her children. Needless to say the thought of starting the New Twp. summonses 45 dog owners About 45 dog owners in Scugog Township who had not purchased the 1977 lic- enses for their pets were mailed -summonses last week by the Township by- law enforcement office. This is a dramatic in- crease from a year ago when the Township mailed out only two or three summonses to dog owners who had neglected to buy tags. The summonses, which were mailed out last week impose a $10 penalty which can be settled out of court. However, the recipient must either mail it or pay it in person to a court office in Oshawa. The $10 fine can: not be paid directly to the township office in Port Perry. By-law enforcement - officer Robert Kenny said that the issuing of summon- ses is a last resort and that those who will receive them had been contacted through the year by mail and by phone and informed that ° they had not yet purchased their 1977 dog tags. The final warning came in November when a seven- day notice was sent out in the mail. By the way, dog tags for 1978 have been on sale for several weeks now, and can be purchased at the Town- ship office on Perry Street in Port Perry. _ Star last week. cedures of replacing these - essential documents was not a very comforting one for Mrs. Bateman. She returned to the plaza that night and searched without success for the lost wallet. The next evening how- ever, she got a. welcome Christmas present a couple of days early when Wayne Taylor of Port Perry return- ed the lost wallet to her home. And this is where Saux comes in. It seems that the faithful dog who belongs to Bill Kendry at Port Perry Marine on Water Street, 'found the lost wallet in a snowbank on December 23. According to Mr. Taylor, Saux came into the shop at the marina with the wallet in his teeth and dropped it at his feet. : Mrs. Bateman was over- joyed. "I was a very thank-' ful person," she told the "It was the could have. I just wish there was some way I could really thank that dog." Saux, who is part Lab seemed unconcerned about all the fuss. He spends a lot of time around the marina, and according to Mr. Taylor he is forever retrieving things. In fact during the "summer months Saux has been known to swim out into We Now Have NO-LEAD GAS Accepted Credit Cards e Ladies COATS & JACKETS POSLUN & UTEX ® Ladies JUMPSUITS ® Ladies PANT SUITS } e Ladies DRESSES e Ladies BLOUSES ® Ladies SWEATERS e Childrens SNOWSUITS ® Childrens JACKETS ® Mens COATS & JACKETS (Merchandise Not Exactly as Illustrated.) A.W. BROCK DEPARTMENT STORE fea Car Care x Specializing in: © ON-CAR WHEEL BALANCING © MINOR REPAIRS & TUNE-UPS © OIL CHANGE & LUBRICATION o FRONT END & BRAKE REPAIR o TIRE SALES & SERVICE (New & Used Tires): MASTER CHARGE TEXACO - CHARGEX TAYLOR'S TEXACO Corner-of Union & 7A Hwy. ski back to a downed skier. Just where the dog found the wallet or how it got . from the Port Perry plaza on Highway 7A to the Marina on Water Street is a bit of a mystery. And Saux isn't saying much about the incident. to have his picture taken with a grateful Mrs. Bate- man. Monday lo Friday 8am to? Wem Saturday -8 00am 106 pm Sunday - 10am to 9 MWpm 985-3655 But he did agree by Mrs. Earl Reader start the New Year with D Re Mr. and Mrs. Alfred fresh vigor with Sunday oO En U rns OS w«a ED rl. \ngus and John of Kin- School choir and Holy 4) i IXY nount spent Christmas at: Communion. go. he home of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. apd Mrs. Morven A jog named Saux played Year with the involved pro- pest Christmas present 1 the lake and bring a water $5.