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TO ESI a ir le eb ay --e Let A i 3 le » fy Sou - AT 0 ~C . Rll ATA GR el A a tay " id 1% REP SHC Wn ia FES Sin PCOS LPC NERCE IRE ot * hk kK k Kk hk & GI AR SE WAR er EL EN SATURN . NR Pe FL i oo Ved dl) 3) NORE SS. NAR E Span Na AOE Vguty Bate eWALn ARP A 3 E2243 WHE AL ENAY Lat 32 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, June 3, 1981 Six Port Perry scouts will leave for Alberta next month after finishing second place in the Oshawa and - District Camporee recently. The scouts are, from left, Shawn Umphrey, Todd Soomre, Steve Bray, Steve Akkerman, Ritchie DeJeet and Mathew MacMillan. The boys competed against 58 patrols to win the honour. Raffi to perform for the children Top Canadian children's artist RAFFI performs Saturday, June 6 at 1:00 PM FERRE REEARLLLRRN NAAN * at The Uxbridge High un an » School, in aid of the Uxbridge Library Building #3 kk FH kk kk Ob »% Fund. Here is a rare oppor- 11 7y + tunity to enjoy the country's CELEBRATION WEEK" « Horii: for children for a worthy JUNE 1st through 7th. * cause. Raffi's discography in- FREE - 9 0z. POP - 1 BAG CHIPS * giz i-%it OZ. Platinum albums Singable With Every $5.00 Purchase Songs for the Very Young, The Corner Gorcery Store and, most recently, Baby : BONUS: Every Boy or Girl under 14 Years Old who brings MOM or DAD or Grandpa or Grandma to see * Bg rat Yrs ¥ -FUNLAND - We'll give you - 2 BONUS COINS PLUS at the Uxbridge High School. All tickets $3.50. Tickets available at Davie Phar- macy, Yellow Brick Road and the Public Library in Uxbridge, Do No's in Port Perry, the Public Library in * 1 FREE COFFEE OR 9 oz. POP! * "STUDENTS?" - Pool Contest: Thursday, June 4, 1981 * Only. (14 Years & Over). STARTS 6:00 P.M. * MUST REGISTER BEFORE THURSDAY. % Zephyr, Young and Innocent WINNERS - TROPHIES 1st to 5th-Place. Bt aes a oe Hardware in Sunderland, Joan's Country Pantry in Cannington, Luke's Drug Store in Sutton and Variety Food Fair and Galbraith Smoke Shop in Newmarket. All proceeds to the Uxbridge Library Building Fund. For further . information, contact: (416) 752 7191 x 41. Fun for the Whole Family - Latest in Electronic Machine. OPEN: Monday to Thursday - 9:00 A.M. to 11:00 P.M. Friday & Saturday - 10:00 A.M. to 12 Midnight Sunday: 12 Noon to 7:00 P.M. « WATER ST REET - (Across from Ball Diamond beside Sportsland) % x x x ("MUST CUT THISAD & BRING IT WITH YOU.") ¥ ¥ X * hk hk Kk hk Kx WALLACE MARLOW CO. LTD. 40 VANEDWARD DRIVE - PORT PERRY (Behind Philp Pontiac-Buick) PHONE 985-7363 - CLEARANCE SALE - DIPEL BIOLOGICAL INSECTICIDE Wettable powder for use on All Vegetables 2 ibs. size will cover 4 acres (Reg. $39.95) NOW $20.00 1 WHILE STOCK LASTS! CHEMICALS LIMITED TOP SOIL Telescopic Poles 1Bushigl-33.50 $18.75 POTTING & Hand Skimmers PLANTER SOIL $11.29 1 Bushel - $4.25 Farm Feed, Fencing, Pet Food & Garden Supplies NEW THIS YEAR! BOVAID INSECTICIDE EAR TAGS for Cattle 25-$75.00 SANEX BACK PACK SPRAYER 5 gal. - $109.95 FARM FEED 16% Dairy Ration 40 kg. $10.55 MIXED CHOP 40 kg. - $8.85 HOG GROWER 40 kg. - $10.80 POOL SUPPLIES We carry a complete line. GREATLY REDUCED BEGONIAS Reg. 6/$5.50 NOW $1.00 each DAHLIAS Reg. $1.69 each NOW $1.00 each GLADIOLI Reg. 6/$1.69 NOW 6/$1.00 WHILE STOCK LASTS! by Alf Huggins Six Scouts fromthe Scugog Area attended the 22nd Annual Oshawa District Invitational Camporee May 22 to 24 and came home big winners in the Out-Of-Town category and second overall. The Camporee was made up of 58 patrols (361 Scouts) who came from Oshawa the host district, as well as Detroit, Barrie, Markham, Richmond Hill, Thornhill, and Scugog. The Scugog Scouts were Stephen Akkerman and Shawn Umphrey of Black- stock; Steven Bray, Ritchie DeJeet, Mathew MacMillan and Todd Soomre of Port Perry. The Scouts were scored on their camping and scouting skills, which in- Scugog Scouts place second at Camporee cluded canoeing, orienteer- ing, trail signs, pioneering and fire lighting. . The Scugog Scouts finished in second place overall with a point score of 4,592 out of a possible 5,000. Only 15 points separated them from the overall winners. The Camporee was used as a final preparation camp for most patrols as about 60 percent of the patrols at the camporee will be going to the Canadian Jamboree CJ'81. The above Scouts will be leaving Port Perry for Kananaskis Country, Alberta on June 27 for a two week period. At the present time over 20,000 Scouts are registered to take part in the Jamboree. M.P. Al Lawrence heads delegation to the Philippines Allan Lawrence, M.P. for Durham-Northumberland, acting head of the Canadian branch of the Inter-Parlia- mentary Union, was one of five Canadian parliamen- tarians to attend the spring meeting of I.P.U. at Manilla, in the Phillippines, during the easter recess of the House of Commons. ~ The LP.U. is the oldest international parliamentary organization in the western world. Founded in 1889, it predates both the United Nations and its predecessor, the League of Nations. Some 94 nations are represented at its meetings, and Mr. Lawrence is one of two Canadian members on the International Council. He was away for two weeks, and at the meeting had a leading role in discus- sions of various economic, social and human rights issues. As well, he was chief Canadian spokesman on the committee dealing with politics, international - security, and disarament. The main value of these meetings are the various discussion groups and seminars in which elected parliamentarians voice their own views, instead of the policies of their govern- ments," Mr. Lawrence stated. "For an M.P. it is much more valuable to hear the personal opinions of elected officials from other countries, rather than simply the official positions taken by the governments they represent," he added. "Certainly if we were all able to get to know one another in this fashion, there would be much less interna- tional conflict and argument and considerably better understanding between nations." Farm safety poster winners announced The annual Farm and Home Safety Poster Com- petition, sponsored by the Ontario County Farm Safety Association, was a most successful project again this year. . The competition was open to rural school pupils in grades 5 to 8 in the former Ontario County area. Eight townships. wére represented, with a total of 409 posters entered in the competition. The posters were well pre- pared, indicating a good deal of thought and painstaking work on the part of the pupils involved. Mrs. Glen Owen, Art Teacher, Uxbridge, did a splendid job of judging the competition, and .the teachers are to be congra- tulated for encouraging the boys and girls to enter this worthwhile safety project. The championship winners of the competition, by township, are as follows: Reach - Donna Lynn Nixon - Prince Albert Public School, Prince Albert; Scugog - Lisa Hamilton- Prince Albert Public School, Prince Albert; Uxbridge - Nick Threndyle - Goodwood Public School, Goodwood; Scott - Stacey Mikuse - Scott Central Public School, Sand- ford; Brock - Michael Mazza - Sunderland Public School, Sunderland; Thorah - Shelley Davis - Beaverton Public School, Beaverton; Mara - Lorraine Manners - Uptergrove Public School, Uptergrove; 'Rama - Tammy Coe - Rama Central Public School, Washago SCUGOG ISLAND HEAD U.C.W. COME & HAVE BREAKFAST OR LUNCH with us at LATCHAM CENTRE PORT PERRY SAT., JUNE 6 6:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M.