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John Kay, who is in charge of 26 Division which patrols Scugog, Uxbridge and Brock Town- ships, said Monday that extra officers were on duty during the weekend "just in case," but there were no serious incidents. A Claremont man reported his car stolen Saturday night from the dance at Scugog Arena, but the 1981 Mustang was recovered undamaged the following day in 'Uxbridge. : Strawberry Se ees oecevccssoae at lanson's last week. Sorry to hear that Mr. and Mrs. Jim Lee are in hospital in Port Perry. Gary and Charlene Lee, of Trout Creek, called on his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Murray Lee. Brian and Maureen Goodwin have moved from: Ashburn to the corner of 12 and 47. We welcome them to our community. The 0.A.S.A. softball play- down, was well attended on" Sunday at Greenbank, they by Mrs. Earl Reader Marion and Clarence have enjoyed a few relaxing holi- days with their camper. This week end the "Head" U.C.W. will be busy again catering at Nestleton for the wedding of Beth Wilson who grew up at the '"Head"'. Little local news has come to our attention as Dominion and World news seems to have precedence. Fashion: Drama : '81 + TOWN HALL 1873 © MON., SEPT. 14 &THURS., SEPT. 17 : : SHOWTIME: 8:00P.M. : Admission: $10.00each : were playing Lindsay, each won 1 game, and final game on Tuesday night at 8:30 in Port Perry. Last Thursday, Danny and Lillian Reesor of Agincourt, along with relatives from 'England, arrived home, from a trip to California and British Columbia, and enter- tained the Couves clan to a buffet dinner and farewell "party, prior to their return to England. . 2 Mrs. Verna Baird, Mrs. Olive Lee and Mrs. Iva Phoenix journeyed to Sutton West on Wednesday to visit the Cronsberry family rela- tives. . Sunday, August 16th, Scugog Shores Museum will feature Wilda Clark painting on China, Pauli Mair spin- ning and an Old Time Square Dance Group will be bring- ing music and good time for all. CLUB ANNRENE SAT., AUGUST 15th 8:30P.M.t01:00A.M. Danceto BILL JONSON'S SWEET COUNTRY Sponsored by Durham Region Multiple Sclerosis Society. Coming August 22: BILL ASKEW &HISORCHESTRA Licenced under Auspices of Special Occasion Permit. For Further Information Phone: OSHAWA -576-4096 F oie) SSE Lal STS AF es a ib Ee IL rod os ; ~ PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., Pied 12, vy ---MN =~ LT TTT ee | GOBYBUS =~ tothe Canadian National Exhibition Avoid Traffic & Parking Problems. Daily Service from Port Perry AUGUST 20- SEPTEMBER 6 RESERVE YOUR SEAT | ona | TRAVELWAYS Late-Model Econobus. t $6.50 Seat Reservation Must Be Made at least 3 Days prior to your day .attheC.N.E. FOR INFORMATION CALL: KELLETT'S VARIETY PORT PERRY - 985-8288 ATTIRE RTH nnn Includes Return Transportation. Admission is extra. 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