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10 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, July 31, 1990 Remember When? (From page 7) Marilyn Fralick of Port Perry, won a six-week, tuition-free session at Summer School at Waterloo-Lutheran University. Among the Cadets stationed at Camp Ipperwash, the follow- ing were home for the weekend: Brian Knight, Dale Beare, Grant Williams, Carl and Ken Prentice. 20 YEARS AGO Thursday, August 13, 1970 A Port Perry boy has taken top honours in his first year pre- medicine at Queen's University. Brian Donnelly of 45 Carnegie Street, achieved an overall average of 91.3 percent in all six of os est year subjects to win the Edgar Forrester Scholarship ol , One of the vintage automobiles seen around Port Perry recently is a 1935 Cord, owned by Fred Tremur of Claremont. The vehicle is front-wheel driven and has a four-speed transmis- sion. Mr. Tremur says his car has 190,000 miles on the odometer. Darlene Blain proudly displayed the bicycle accessory prizes she won in the Elmer Safety Contest No. 3. Darlene is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Blain of R.R. 2, Port Perry. Epsom News: Butch Bailey had an enjoyable trip to Lex- ington, Kentucky, where he attended the Beef Cattle Showman- ship finals for the North American title. There were eighty con- testants from the U.S.A., Canada and Mexico. Blackstock News - Throughout the weekend, this area has seen evidences of the Rock Festival at near by Mosport. There have been many visitors of unusual appearance travelling through our midst and using any visible pond for bathing pur- poses. On particular evenings, Blackstock residents have been able to hear the rock music. 10 YEARS AGO Wednesday, July 30, 1980 Mrs. Barbara Fergusson celebrated her 104th birthday at the Community Nursing Home in Port Perry on July 23. A group of Mary Street residents will ask the Ontario pro- vincial cabinet to block a proposal by Port Perry I.G.A. to build '] a delivery truck entranceway from the rear of the store out to -] Mary Street. Shona Stone recently graduated from Durham College with her diploma in Dental Hygiene. ' Scugog council agreed Monday to purchase several small trees and concrete planters for Queen Street in Port Perry. The Scugog Public Library received over $100 towards the Building Fund, Wed. July 23 at the Oshawa Centre. Josie Wilson from Summerlea Ladies Golf Club was show- ing her golfing form when she shot a low gross score of 33 and included a birdie on the 12th hole as well. A proposal for a 40-lot subdivision on Simcoe Street in Prince Albert was presented to Scugog council on Monday afternoon. Port Perry Mini Golf & Driving Range held its monthly Mini Putt Tournament Saturday, July 19 sponsored by the Uxbridge Beverage Company. } GILL WINDOW CLEANING (CO. POWER WASH (0. 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The list goes on: we might mention the environment, which along with health care and education, is perhaps the most important "big issue" on the minds of the people. What plans do you have to clean up our water and the air, to protect wildlife habitats, and leave a cleaner Ontario for future generations? Recent opinion polls suggest the people of Ontario are prepared to return the Liberals to office this election. The polls may be right. But somebody once said the only poll that really matters is the one on voting day. We'll keep that old adage in mind, Mr. Premier, as we fol- low you along the campaign trail for the next six weeks. The ople of this riding Durham East and in every riding, are not in a mood for election baffle-gab or wishy-washy statements. Lord knows, we have had our fill of this kind of guff from that guy up in Ottawa. Give us the plain stuff this time out. Tell us exactly what you plan to do if we give you a new mandate. 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Cornish Public School and Port Perry High School from 1984 to 1987, has graduated with honours from Cop- pell High School. Coppell, Texas. He was awarded a scholarship in recognition of his achievement. Michael will be attending Texas A & M Universi- ty where he intends to major in Inter- national Corporate Law. Farmers urged to check for worms Farmers in Durham Re- gion are being urged to check ce- reals and corn fields for army worms. Marlene Werry, farm man- agement specialist with the Ag- riculture Ministry, said Mon- day that "one isolated report of army worm has been made in Durham Region." The caterpillars are dark grey to dark green in colour with five yellow longtitudinal strips. Full grown, they can reach about 1.5inches in length. From the time the cgg hatches until maturity, the cat- erillar will eat vigorously for three to four weeks, causing ex tensive damage to grain crops. It is best to check grain and corn fields in the early morning orevening. Spraying (at a cost of $6 to $20 per acre) may be justified if more than half a dozen caterpil- lars per square foot are discov- ered. The smaller the worms, the more damage they can cause before reaching maturity. Kids can travel at daycamp Hello Kids! Have you ever wished that you could travel to all the different countries of the world in just one week? Well if you have, then Port Perry Daycampis the place for you, Our international theme this week will allow you to explore the many ex- citing things that our countries have to offer. We will start our week off at home in Canada, with Canadian and Indian related crafts. On Tuesday, all you senoras and sengritas will love our Mexican theme and all the secret sur- prises that we have planned. On Wednesday our tour will continue with a look at Holland, and Thurs- day holds many more great crafts and games (including a limbo contest), when we discover Hawaii. Our whirlwind trip will conclude with a look into the deep and mysterious secrets of the Orient. Of course, swim days are still Monday, Wednesday, and Friday so don't forget your suits. We hope to see you there. Until next week... Ox ser oo - *- Annette, Angela, Nicole