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nadia. oo dh. Jha as. Lande, am 18 -- PORT PERRY STAR Tues. August 13, 1985 That's it! Playground over until next year, and what fun it was! 'You're okay!' A quiet friendly moment is shared by Heather Murray and one of her charges dur- ing the hustle and bustle of a swim session at Birdseye Pool. by Sheila Cannon Co-ordinator Well, Playground '85 is officially over,the 6 weeks just flew by. If you have ordered a T-shirt and have not received it, please give me a call if | haven't reached yeu yet. (By the time the paper is out, the T-shirts should be in). If you would like to order a shirt ($5.00), give me a call at 985-7137. At this time I would like to thank a few people. First off the kids who attended the playground - you were great fun - without you our program wouldn't have been the success it was. Thanks to the parents - your co-operation, en- thusiasm and patience was appreciated by all. To Mr. Cuddie and everyone at the Municipal Office a big 'Thanks' for your pa- tience, help and sense of humour was greatly appreciated. To all the girls who worked at the Playground a special "Thank-you" - you all did a terrific job. To everyone who was involved directly or indirectly, "Thanks for the memories." A Tradition of Quality... Paddock Horse Feed, because. .. it's not just any horse! VINTAGE Dairy Supplement, In aclass of its own. NEW & EXCITING! Your local dealer is: 12277379 Hog Feeds, a nutritional breakthrough in on-farm feed performance. CEDAR DALE FEED & FARM SUPPLY R.R. 1 -- Nestleton Glen Ingram 986-4617 Masterfeeds ©@ Division of Maple Leal Mills Limited SCUGOG ISLAND PLAYGROUND by Angie, Jennifer and Nancy Playground has come to an end! These fun fill- ed six weeks flew by!! Last Tuesday our playground visited Canada's Wonderland for our major trip! It was a great success, the children had a super time! We would like to 'thank' Mrs. Kutlik, Mrs. Casteels, Pam Philpott and Christa Loughlin for volunteering to help on our trip! On Wednesday we join- ed all the other Playgrounds at Blackstock for our play- day! It was a great day. We had pizza-and fried chicken for lunch and ice cream for dessert! There was a lot to do all day long. We had a Magician come in the afternoon and we formed groups to break three pinatas!! There was plenty of can- dy for everyone! Much thanks to Sheila Cannon for planning this fabulous day! PRINCE ALBERT PLAYGROUND by Kimberly, Dorothy and Pauline Dear Parents: We would like to thank all of you for the support and help we received over the six week dura- tion. We can't help but to express our thanks to all of you for supporting our fundraising events. It's really surprising how quickly it's gone by. Thanks for all the help. Well, hasn't all this fun gone by fast? Especially the last week here. In- cluding - "Canada's Wonderland," it was so much fun! Many of us set aside our fear and challenged the *'stand-up roller-coaster" sky- rider. But many like I, challenged smurf forest. It was a lot of "smurfie"' fun! Well, our last week also includes "Scugog Shores Historial Museum,' the "Playday Event' and the last, "Party Day." We've had so much fun! We would like to say special thanks to all that supported our fund-raising events. BLACKSTOCK PLAYGROUND by Deb, Virginia and Carol Well, it's unbelievable but true, Playground -'85 has come to another suc- cessful end. The kids really enjoyed their last Back to BJ's (From page 8) And the reason BJ's is the way it is can be credited to Bob and Jean, who bought the place five years ago, knowing how badly a 24 hour coffee shop was needed in Port Perry. "A lot of the kids have said, 'I don't know what we did before you were here,' Jean says. Before they came here, the pair owned a similar place in Bowmanville. Going way back to 1967, they opened their first business, a restaurant garage "Before that," Bob qQuipps, 'I ate a lot." Jean, on the other hand, has been in the ood business since she a teenager. They've married 22 years, of 'which have been spent working together. though living and working in the same space may be hard on some couples, it's been a boon to Bob and Jean. She says, "We must be doing something right." "Something right" means going through 90 pounds of coffee every week, or approximately 4,500 cups ---- mostly to 80. They sell about 50 dozen donuts each day, all of which are made right in the back of the restaurant. Raised chocolate donuts are the most popular with apple fritters close behind. The slow movers are my favourite maple donuts. But for picky people there's 31 flavours to choose from, just enough for a different donut every day of the month. And you know what else" Bob guarantees every one to be non- fattening. 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