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CHAMPION CORRESPONDENT -- Mrs. Minnie Cryderman, mother of four grown-up children and grandmother of six, is the happy winner of the Ontario Hydro Award as Cham- pion Correspondent of the Ontario Weekly Newspapers' Association. Her column appears regularly in the Lake Simcoe Advocate, where Mrs. Cryderman doubles as office manager. Making the award on behalf of Hydro is J.J. Durand, Director of Public Relations. PORT PERRY STAR ~ Wednesday, March 17, 1971-47 Scugog News Two of their children, Mel- ody and Monita Appleton sang in the choir. Other children singing in the choir Sytvia Brown spied a robin in her back-| ing and cats growling and|from Scugog Island included Spring's just around the yard, Monday morning early. | *ratching, there was never David Redman, Marty Cro- corner This is a cheery sign of | # dull moment. A large num.|Well, Elise Galante, Janet Reader and Yoland Leduc. At last report Jim Me- Quinn was still hospitalized, but hoping to be home soon. We are all wishing you a speedy recovery Jim. Ray and Edna Milner of I heard somebody say I wish that it would hurry up And come around to stay. If I knew just which corner That it was hiding 'round Td go right out to meet it And welcome it real sound. Sunday visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Bill Salter, Lakeside Beach, were Bill and Marie Avery, of Unionville, and Mr. and Mrs. Don Salter, Oshawa. Mrs. Ed Button reports she GOING OVERSEAS You'll Need A PASSPORT PHOTO Contact Peter Hvidsten 985-7383 PORT PERRY STAR ber of people brought their pets out to be protected. Melody Appleton spent some time on Sunday visiting with Elisa Galante. Mr. and Mrs. M. Appleton and family attended Sunday Church services in N. Oshawa at Harmony United Church. Ontario County 4H Organizational Meeting Spring. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reid of Bancroft visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Button, Car- negie's Beach, for several days recently. A week ago Saturday the Scugog Snowmobile Club held a cook-out in the bush. It was a very stormy night, but they say it was largely sheltered, calm and beauti- ful in the woods. A good turnout of more than 30 snowmobiles was reported. Well, if our snow keeps on going as fast as it has been, we'll have to bid farewell to this fond winter sport for awhile. Mrs. Al Brown visited with Mrs. Retta Hardy in Port Perry one day last week. There was a large mena. gerie of animals at the Town Hall last Monday" morning, judging from the collection of cats and dogs who werey led (or dragged) by their masters, in for their rabies j shots. What with dogs bark- Continued on page 18 MONDAY, MARCH 22nd, 10:00 a.m-- O.D.AF. Board Room, Uxbridge MONDAY, MARCH 22nd, 2:00 .m-- Township Hall, Brooklin WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24th, 2:00 p.m.-- Brock Township Hall, Sunderland THURSDAY, MARCH 25th, 2:00 p.m.-- High School (Cafeteria), Port Perry Projects available will include dairy calf, beef calf, swine, grain, and corn projects, plus any other worth- while project designed by the 4H member under the leader's guidance. For further information, contact O.D.A-F. in Uxbridge -- telephone 852-3132 or write Box 309, Uxbridge. members and four visitors were present. Mrs. Fred Lamb gave a reading "A Women's Prayer" followed by prayer Mrs. F. Johnson read the scripture. Mrs. Lamb read an article by Rev. Goodman "Let think it over". The president Mrs. Kingstone took charge of the business, opened with prayer. Final arrangements for the St. Patricks tea and bake sale to be held on March 17th at 2:30 p.m. Mrs. Toombs will have a "Spanish" night the middle of April. The meeting closed with the benediction. Mrs. Bruce kindly offered her home for the April ist meeting. The hostess assisted by Mrs. F Lamb and Mrs. F. Johnson served a dainty lunch. OW TARGET EVERY TIME NEW YORK SPECIAL Easter Holiday Week-End DeNURE TOURS ©@ FREE PICK-UP AT YOUR HOME ¢@ Easter in New York -- 2 Nights STAY AT A DOWTOWN HOTEL, CLOSE TO SHOPPING, Greenbank News -- Rev. McNeil of Seagrave conducted last Sunday morn- ing church service in the absence of our minister, Rev. Critch. We hope that Mr. Critch will soon be able to resume his regular duties. Mr. Norman Williams of Oshawa, Mrs. Edith Brimner and Mrs. Ed. Watson of Co- bourg were Saturday even- ing dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Real. Mr. and Mrs. George Stone visited Mr. and Mrs. John Doherty in Lindsay on Sun- day. At the Friday night euchre party, prizes were won by the following people. Mrs. Mabel Pearson, Ladies High; Mrs. E. Dearborn, Ladies 2nd prize; Mrs. A. McMillan, La- dies low; Mr. Harry Hill, Men's High; Mr. Wm. Bacon, Men's 2nd High; Randy Clarke, Men's Low. Master Tom Hunter went by plane to Florida on Sun- day where he will spend 2 weeks holidaying with his grand-parents, Mr. and Mrs J. Symons. Mr. and Mrs. Armour Mc- absent minded." FACELLE "ROYALE" c VICKS -- 32 oz. Sugg. List 2 for 85c Sugg. List $1.29 CALL COLLECT 705 - 324-9161 BRUTON'S 1.D.A. Millan called on Mr. & Mrs. S. B. Watson of Markham re- cently. Glad to report that Mrs. Neil Hunter is back home again fololwing surgery in Port Perry Hospital. The dance in the hall last Saturday evening was poorly attended, but those present had a very good time. Watch for details of the next com- munity dance which will be held in the near future. Please phone 985-7712 if you have news items for next WASH CLOTHS Doc, I think you're getting COLD TABLETS GOLD -- Size 72-8 CONTAC - C 9]: VINYL GLOVES 44: Sugg. List $1.49 LADIES PLASTIC BROMO-SELTZER Aye RAINCOATS vc Sugg. 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