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BC A EA Ns SIM SAS Far CF NL Uy L 5 Wp Sh ho d we YAN Ca 0 SAS AF BU SE SSE BY AT tt i eA RANK A oh RYE ava SA CAL 5 PUN 5 ls VERE Eom BRA ANE ARE SAR ON SHIGE 32 {ERS AN Ae LER WSL, DS SON dl , ROO ; 12 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday July 13, 1982 SSSR ; pales Aa Ce. 3 oa Kids out-in-force for playground Port Perry Playground by Jodi Timgren One can always tell when it it's summer because the children are '* out in force," running all over. This year Port Perry sure found the force. Fifty-six children, the first day was quite a challenge! Week No. 2 is Animal Week and we will be having animal games and dress-up and a special type of show and tell. I hope your children enjoy the summer and I hope you do too! Blackstock Playground by Caroline, Sue & Vanessa This week the Blackstock Playground began its six week session. So tune in each week for the continuing saga of "The Young and the Rest- less." This week's story began with "All Our - Children" drifting into "Another World" . . . it was space week! With a crew of between fifteen and twenty children beaming in daily our play- ground blasted off success- fully. A visit to Mr. Bill Lishman's workshop was the highlight of the week. The children really enjoyed their visit and we wish to thank Mr. Lishman and Aaron for their hospitality. A thank you is also extended to those space moms who lent their rockets for the journey. A gourmet martian meal was devoured by our young space monsters on Friday -- despite the fact everything was green and no one ended up at "General Hospital." Next week is Career week and we hope your child will find 'The Guding Light" at Playground. Ashburn and area The sympathy of the community is extended to Mr. Nelson Ashton and family in the passing of his daughter, Mrs. Robert Sutherland of Utica last Tuesday. We are sorry Mrs. Ted Bryant suffered a broken leg and is in Oshawa Hospital, we all wish Ruby a speedy recovery. The Kirk Guild held a very enjoyable appreciation night on June 29th in Burns Church hall. The President, Margaret Mathews was mistress of ceremonies for the evening. Rita David- chuck graciously entertain- ed on the piano while every- one was gathering. The Gail Dorfman School of Ballet of Whitby presented the program which was much enjoyed, and everyone enjoyed the delicious straw- berry short cake for lunch. A miscellaneous shower was held on June 30th in the Community Centre to honour Mr. and Mrs. Don Fleming nee Kim Riddell. They received some lovely and useful gifts and we wish them much happiness in their new home in Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs E. Heron attended a surprise 25th wedding anniversary party in honour of Mr. and Mrs. Benny Ranieri of Miss- issauga last Saturday after- noon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Blythe of Brook- Scugog Island Playground by Kathy Irvine It's hard to believe that we've already started our second week of playground. Our theme last week was "Indians". The First Cana- dians. Our week was high- lighted by our dress-up day. With a little jog of a few imaginations, and a bit of creative work, we were able to have a good time. What cute little Indians we were! ! This week's theme is "Nous commes canadiens' and we will be looking at the French culture in Canada and what that means to us as Canadians. Besides some dramatic productions, oome crepes, rollerskating and swimming, this week should be fun for all. See you there! Oh, by the way, cold drinks will be sold at lunchtime. Prince Albert Playground by Terri, Dawn & Kathleen Prince Albert Playground got off to a running start with Sports Week. We all enjoyed playing baseball, soccer and dodgeball. Last Wednesday was Sports Hat Day and we had a large assortment of baseball caps and a few other sports were also represented. The kids really enjoyed our weekly films and roller- skating, not to mention many' crafts including painting, body tracing, flower pressing, and cut and paste. This week is Animal Week. Among the activities planned are a stuffed animal pet parage, play-dough animals, can-craft animals and maybe even an appear- ance by a mysterious visitor . . . .! lin. Carol and Benny were married in Ashburn Church 25 years ago. Mrs. John Hopkins and Miss Hilda Hopkins have returned home after an enjoyable holiday in B.C. where they visited relatives and friends and enjoyed the beautiful western scenery. A miscellaneous shower was held last Friday evening in the Community Centre in honour of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Knight, nee Mahaffy. Douglas Ashton was master of ceremonies, Nellie Hopkins led in a humorous sing song. Arnold Ashton sang several solos, and Darlene Begin gave a funny monologue. Everyone enjoy- ed the program and had a visit over lunch. The happy couple will make their home in Port Perry. Visiting recently with Mr. and Mrs. W. Gardner and Jean were Mr. and Mrs. David Mains and Reed Williams of Toronto. Mrs. R. Ervine of Port Perry, Mr. Larry Stank and James Pinder of Chalk Lake, and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cunning- ton and family of Guelph. 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