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Grandaughter Cheryl. summer at the Banff Springs HEAVIER BARREN NORECRY Aa is spending the £95 LANE) 3 GASH Fad Demet Hotel, Alberta. She will be working as a cashier- a good experience for a college student. Mr. and Mrs. Stafford Brown of R.R. 3, Cavan, were Sunday afternoon. visitors at the Cawker farm, Scugog Point Rd. Mr. and Mrs, Brown were former students of Sam's when he taught Continuation School (Latin and French) at Millbrook. Mr. and Mrs. L. Malcolm and Laurie, Nestleton, were Sunday guests of son and daughter-in-law Dennis and | "ROUND TUITS"' are HERE!! ) ! Available while Supplies Last at: PORT CLEAN ERS | 255 QUEEN STREET - 985-7105 "Drop in and pick up your FREE "ROUND TUIT." www ww bw -- ---- THE INFLATION FIGHTERS! in selective decorator designed Herculon and nylon velvet fabrics a nice selection of colours from. = HW WY. 12 ot Thi * Invisible Mending ) } 5 ZIPPERS - HEMS | | BEAUTIFUL 2 PC. COLONIAL SET 589 ELRAN. 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MATTRESS & BOX SPRING FOUNDATIONS 54" SIZE FROM. +69. 52, B30 Ga AT 3 i Regular fl 498 For your lounging comfort EeIVLT1y aw vith heater & vibrator. King size Several colours to choose from. " 39" +189. 54" $219, 60" $279. Li "54895 ALL 4 Laina and baby Jove in their new home in Ajax. Sunday evening. callers with the Malcolms were Mr. Marvin Nesbitt, Nestleton, Mrs. Minerva Horne, Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs, Earl Trewin of Enniskillen. Marvin Nesbitt has sold his home and is moving to an apartment in Lindsay the middle of May. This past Sunday, dinner guests with" the Cawkers were Mrs. Sylvia Cawker, Chandre and Jason of Scarborough. © Trips Enjoyed Constable Jerry Bowers, Peterborough, spent two weeks in Florida and was .able to see the spaceship Columbia soar from its launchpad into orbit from Cape Canaveral (a maiden voyage). Must have been quite a thrill for Jerry! Mr. . Bill Linington of Nestleton, who was spending some weeks in Florida visited at the space Centre and also saw the Columbia lift off. A welcome home to Mrs. Donna Bardeleben and children of Nestleton, who spent three weeks with her parents at Cocoa Beach, Florida. News for next week please phone 986-4715. Benefit night A benefit night and auction will be held this Friday May 1 for the Markham Truax family who lost their home " and most of their household goods in a fire two weeks ago. -The auction and variety night will get underway at: 7:30 PM at Wilson's Sale Barn and Arena at the corner of Beaver Road and Main Street North in Uxbridge. The Truax family lived in Scugog Township northeast. of Greenbank, No decisionon tennis grant Scugog Township council has put off a decision on whether to grant money to help pay for re-surfacing the municipal tennis courts on Water Street until after council learns just how much grant money is available from other sources. . Council was told b y Tennis Club executive members Diane Burt and John Scott Monday afternoon that it will cost about $9600 to re-surface the courts which Mrs. Burt described as deteriorating to the point where a tennis ball no longer bounces truly. She said the club itself is willing to put up about $2000 of the total with Wintario supplying $3200, the provin- cial government $2400, and about $2000 from the Town- ship. Township administrator Earl Cuddie told the meeting that changes to the grant regulations make it unlikely - that both Wintario and the Ministry of Culture and Recreation would put money into the same project. But at the same time, a grant from the Township could be matched dollar for dollar by Wintario, he said. « ' The present asphalt sur- faces on the courts are seven years old, are pitted in some places and contain dips and "depressions. The proposed new surface would be of design specific- ally for tennis courts, and the cost would include levelling and lining. : Mrs. Burt said that if the financing can be worked out, the Tennis Club would like to have the re-surfacing done over a four-day period edrly in July. Members of council in- dicated they wanted more information on what outside grants are available before making a decision on whether to grant money from the Township for the project. ' The courts are owned By the municipality. HOSPITAL REPORT Week Ending April 23rd Admissions ..................... 31 Births ......cccccovvvvvvvrnnvnnnnne 4 Deaths ................. Sinan azerine 1 Emergencies ................. 171 Operations ....................... 9 Discharged ..................... 39 Guaranteed Investment Certificates 1 YEAR ANNUAL . 2YEARANNUAL...... -3 YEAR ANNUAL 4 YEAR ANNUAL CR EL I I yo. Rates Subject to Change Without Notice. 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