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Mr. and Mrs. Russ Lindsay's son and grandson John and Kevin drove from Peneticton, British Columbia for reunion. There were relatives also from Millbrook, Minden, Oakville, Newmarket, Oshawa, Whitby and Lindsay. There was entertainment for young and old. Main event was the hayride through the country roads. There were five genera- tions in attendance. Prizes were won by Karen Wagg, Sharon Tobin and Bob Crowells. Eldest member Selina Crowells received a corsage and lawn chair. ; Youngest member, Bradley Wagg, received a coin collection. Donations for the reunion was supplied by Don Speirs Coin Shop, Dave Speirs, Marjorie aand Ella Sproule, Russ and Lill Lindsay. Smorgasbord lunch was served at 5:30 followed by bingo which was enjoyed by young and old. The evening was closed with a dance. ae NN oI A. I. a Sa NG a Ss Ed Canning poses ready for a gunfight during the Borelians Western drama. The theatre group did four thy performances during the Western Weekend activities Fo on Queen Street. LE I AAAS ASE AS AR NRE FE RNY WI a 0 A aad bd is habe sve Tew SCUGOG ISLAND PLAYGROUND. by Kathy Irvine We mounted our horses: and galloped quickly through Scugog Island Playground's Western week. Throughout last week, we made hobby horses and the highlight, of the week came on Friday when -we dressed up as Indians 'and cowboys while - we ate roasted hot dogs, marshmellows, and we couldn't have a western: meal without pork and beans. This week has been filled with all sorts of. fantastic "things. On Monday we board- ed our orange fantasy- mobile and travelled spell- bound to Ontario Place. After we returned home we began preparing for our parade down Queen Street, . Port Perry, on Thursday, 'August 13th. We plan to » march down the road to the Latcham Centre where we will hold our Exhibition 81, a festival of displays and acts. We hope to see you all there. It's hard to believe that Playground ends this week! Sandra, Joanne and I would like to take this opportunity to thank George Freeman, the staff at Birdseye Pool, and the staff at Scugog Arena. A special thanks to all those kids who made our summer. : BLACKSTOCK by Jodi Timgren "So long it's been nice to know you." All the play- grounds will be coming to a spectacular close on Thurs- day, August 13, when we march and parade down main street Port Perry! At the end of the bands, . floats, clowns and others, there will be a fantastic Art show and acting perform- ance from yours truly, Blackstock. The other play- grounds will ®also be "attempting" to perform, but not to our calibre! As for the rest of the week, its almost as exciting. On $IPCO we serve Playground news Monday, we had a surprise birthday party. Tuesday is Ontario Place - the big trip of the year, and Friday is our 'sad farewell party." . Before closing I would like to thank all of those terrific people in the Blackstock community who supported our bottle drive and toy sale. Thank's again - sniff, sniff - Bye. PRINCE ALBERT PLAYGROUND by Terri Healey Last week "Sports and Games" week started out with a holiday, but we were back ready to "roll" on Tuesday, with rollerskating in the morning. Tuesday afternoon, our athletes put on the uniforms and we held a "sport shirt" competition. All the shirts were great and 66Brock St. W., Uxbridge 852-5291 D.THAPAR DENTURE THERAPIST 214 Dundas St.E., Whitby 668-7797 G252525252525252505252525 2525252525250 5252525 2525252525 2525252525252525 there were many ribbons awarded. Wednesday brought a warm day and swimming was a welcome event. On Thursday, we worked on our banner for the upcoming parade. We ended off "Sports Week" with a baseball game and the big tie-breaker will take Thursday in Port Perry after the parade. Come out and support our team. The play- ground parade will take "place at 11:00 on Thursday. All the playgrounds are meeting at Port Perry High School to start the parade. The parade will proceed down Queen Street to the Latcham Centre where the kids will enjoy a barbeque lunch and then entertain with songs, plays, and of course, the baseball game. Hope to see everyone there. 163 Simcoe St. S., Oshawa 579-8752 1 YEAR ANNUAL 5 YEAR ANNUAL 3t0 6 MONTHS Guaranteed Investment Certificates Rates Subject to Change without Notice! "ANNOUNCEMENT - -SIPCOOILLTD. ~ 60 WATERSTREET, PORT PERRY is pleased to announce the addition of ~~ SIPCOENERGIESINC. managed entirely in the | Durham Region by Larry Hornsby and his staff (formerly McLean Fuels). 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