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RT rn rr re - mtr Sey "Scugog 's Community Newspaper of Choice" J Raymond and Florence Fralick celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary at Scugog Island hall on June 18, 1994. More than 50 relatives and friends enjoyed a delicious dinner catered by the Grace U.C.W. The happy couple have resided on Scugog Island since they were married and have three children, 4 grand children and 2 great grand children. MAPLES cish & Py, Release oe Fishing & A | aN ji 9 Hole Golf | ol, , Course N pr! Par 3 "Water Course A Slice of Pi th RY "Wat th (oY) fl 2 RV) E11 CORT ru Coffee & Ice Cream 0] 5 Topping & Co by ; For $950 Lo ])1}7) 2 miles North of Nestleton off 7A East « 986-0986 Mon.-Thurs. 11-7 & Fri.-Sun. 9-7 COTTAGE & BACKYARD POOL SAFETY CLINIC DATE; Saturday, July 9 LOCATION; Birdseye Pool (beside Scugog Library on Water St.) COST; $15.00 TIME; 10:00am to 12 noon THIS COURSE IS OFFERED TO POOL OWNERS, COTTAGE GOERS OR ANYONE INTERESTED IN SAFE AQUATIC ENVIRONMENTS There are no needed prerequisites to attend this clinic or personal swimming abllity necessary. The clinic will cover water safety, basic first atd and emergency procedures, "know-how's" and "what to do's" in aquatic situations and accident prevention for you and your family. CPR BASIC RESCUER COURSE DATE; Saturday, July 9th and Sunday July 10th TIME; 4:00pm - 8:00pm on Saturday and 9:00am - 1:00pm on Sunday COST; 45.00 LOCATION; Birdseye Pool For registration or (information call Birdseye Pool at 985-4952 Shirley Lee School is out! For students of Durham Region it is holiday time, children are happy, par- ents are making plans to keep them busy. Whatever the sum- mer brings for everyone, I hope you have a good holiday and safely return to your books on Sept. 6. The Youth Group was in charge of the outdoor service on Sunday with a good attendance. Music was provided by Keith Bacon and the "Ministry in Mu- sic" was by the Youth Group who sang "Multiply from Down by the Creek Bank". Well done to these young people who have become a very active part of the church life. A picnic lunch followed the service and then Kim Thomson and Janice Lee had a number of races and relays for the children and some of the adults. On Sunday afternoon, there was a rematch of fastball be- tween the Greenbank Gam- blers of yesterday and the Greenbank Cuties. Once again, it was a game of anything could and did happen. After five in- nings, the Cuties were victori- ous for the second time. The Cuties' lineup was Willing Wan- da, Friski FeeFee, Sassy So- phia, Main Street Sally, Siz- zling Susie, Luscious Lizzy, Bashful Bambi and Wilma the Whip. This fun game was a fundraiser for the Greenbank Hall and Park and, by an early count, they raised about $500. A big thanks you to the umpires who donated their time and also helped in the fund, also a big thank you to the community for their support. A draw for two tickets to a Blue Jays game was won by Joan Timms and Shauna Stone won a Greenbank Gamblers hat. To the Greenbank Gambler fans, the game scheduled for this Thursday, June 30, has been postponed so the team can get ready for a weekend tourna- ment in Waterloo with the first game Friday morning at 9 a.m. Congratulations to Dana Gib- son who graduated on the Dean's List from Sir Sandford Fleming College. Dana is the daughter of Brian and Darlene PY FS THANK vou = 1 We would like to thank our family Sandra, Clare and Dale for the lovely 50th Wedding Anniversary party they gave us June 18, 1994. Many thanks to our relatives and friends for the lovely gifts, cards, flowers and best wishes and for making our day so special. Also thanks to the Ladies of Grace U.C.W. for a delicious dinner, Cn We love you all. 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Ormond RR#6 Peterborough, Ontario K9J 6X7 Advertising space donated by Eastway Property Management Inc. Gamblers and Cuties dual Gibson. She completed a two- year course in Tourism and Transportation and is currently employed by Ontario Waterway Cruises. Don't forget the Y.M.C.A. are running a summer program in the park for the month of July. If you haven't signed your child up yet, you can do it the first day as noone will be turned away. Bud and Elaine Ennis were the guests of their children Jane and John at a surprise 25th wedding anniversary par- ty held at Beaverton Communi- ty Centre. Approximately 150 family, friends and neighbors helped them celebrate their spe- cial day. Winners at the euchre party last Friday evening were: La- dies First Jean Rodd, Second Jean Hunter, Third Mildred Dearborn. Mens First Glen Till, Second Neil Hunter, Third George Harper. Lucky draw prizes went to: George Harper, John Cook and Fred Phoenix. Next euchre date is July 22. Miss Denise Reesor hosted a Couves' family bridal shower for her cousin Heather Murphy, also a graduation party for Louise Murphy, B.A. (Honors) 1993, Queen's University, who received her Bachelor of Educa- tion degree June 1994 at Queen's. Congratulations. Louise is the granddaughter of Pearl and Art Couves. Thought for the week: If you wisely invest in beauty, it will remain with you all the days of your life. BIGGEST CAPACITY EVER Get the most capacity in the 14x18-inch bale category with the "575" New Holland square baler from Ford New Holland. e Capacity. Wide Super- Sweep™ pickup and. efficient rotary feeder. e Durability. Heavy-duty materials in bale case and plunger. * Reliability. Gear-driven tying mechanisms. Come in today. The New Holland "575" out-bales them all. << MORROW FARM EQUIPMENT LTD. OVER 40 YEARS in BUSINESS FORD NEW HOLLAND Farm-Industrial-Lawn & Garden Sales & Service SUNDERLAND, ONT. (705) 357-3121